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Long Days
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The Banks of The Moy
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Mistaken Instrument
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He Fades Away
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Tipping Point
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Song of Choice
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One More Time
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The Dream
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Greylag Geese
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Dodging The Weather
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The Paul McKenna Band Glasgow, UK
Scotland’s Paul McKenna has long been ranked among our finest younger singers and songwriters, armed with a powerful yet intensely emotive voice and passionate social conscience, often expressed through his songs, a combination that’s brought frequent comparisons to the great Dick Gaughan. ... more
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I did find this band in Youtube, Live at Shrewsbury Folk Festival 2023. For me it was so good, can't find words, it blew me away and still does.
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The hype is here : lads from GNOSS the new generation for trad scottish music Enjoy that good trad music ! Great production! great artists !thanks
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