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Tipper
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Monroe's Hornpipe
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Jerusalem Ridge
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New Chance Blues
02:15
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Blackberry Blossom
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Whitewater
03:10
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Lost Indian
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Stoney Point
02:45
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Misty Morning
03:43
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Gold Rush
03:02
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Foggy Mountain Rock
03:53
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Stoney Creek
02:33
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Home Sweet Home
03:27
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Bill Cheatham
02:09
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Stoney Lonesome
02:33
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Soldier's Joy
01:34
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Cheyenne
03:30
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Big Mon
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Birdland Breakdown
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Port Tobacco
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