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The Llandoger
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Proud Mary
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Leaving Of Liverpool
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Mutiny
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Skadi's Hammer
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John The Red Nose
03:47
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White Frontier
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One Hundred Feet
04:21
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Willie Taylor
03:14
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Maggie's Ship
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Shawneetown
02:10
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Paddy West
03:50
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The Longest Johns UK
The Longest Johns are a Bristol based, a capella folk music band, born out of a mutual love of traditional folk songs and shanties. They rock maritime songs alongside the more unusual and less traditional folk tunes. Whether performing hundred year old songs, or their own original creations, the Johns bring a new feel to audiences wherever they go. ... more
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