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Wedding Polkas
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The Bellydancer
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These Days
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Lady Montgomery
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Miller of Dron
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The Birds Have Gone
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Ridee
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One for the Road
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Session A9 Scotland, UK
Over the last 20 years, Session A9 have earned their reputation as one of the best live bands in the country adored by fellow artists and the wider public alike. With band members having played key roles in Capercaillie, The Peat Bog Faeries, The Boys of the Lough, Fiddler’s Bid, Blazin’ Fiddles and The Treacherous Orchestra, it’s no wonder they are frequently described as a “Scottish Supergroup.” ... more
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