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A Man's a Man for a'That
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Green Grow The Rushes, O
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The Winter It Has Passed
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Peter and Jane England, UK
Peter and Jane’s music has an accomplished and thoughtful style that centres around close harmony between their instruments
and voices.
The duo bring new arrangements to a range of traditional music from jigs and reels, to bluegrass favourites and traditional ballads, joyfully delivered alongside carefully crafted original songs and tunes, influenced by the broad spectrum that is the folk genre.
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