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The Price of a Pig
04:11
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Fingal's Cave
04:31
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The Song of the Chanter
05:06
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Ainsley's Jig
04:38
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Out on the Ocean
04:07
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Lucy Farr's Barndance
06:05
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Thomas Harrington Nova Scotia
Celtic multi-instrumentalist from Nova Scotia, Canada playing tunes on smallpipes, whistles and fiddle.
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