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These Country Lanes
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10,000 Stevedores
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Cairo to Vincennes
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The Same Way
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The Train Never Stops
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Someone Else's Shoes
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Slow Toast
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Walk Right Out the Door
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Miner's Eyes
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Train to Edinburgh
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Kelly and Woolley Cambridge, UK
Matt Kelly and Gary Woolley have been performing together for 12 years. Our influences are Americana, Cajun and folk music from both sides of the pond. We have now released three CDs, Papers in my Shoe, 2015, Miners Eyes in 2018 and Cuckoo Tree which will be released in 2023. ... more
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