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The Sweet Nightingale
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Marrow Bones
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Scarborough's Fair Town
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Young Johnson
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Poor Murdered Woman
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Fin (n) ish (ish)
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IOU
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Four Pence A Day
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Brigg Fair
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Fortune Turns The Wheel
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Jackie Oates Wallingford, UK
Jackie Oates is a mainstay of English traditional music and one of the country’s best loved folk performers. Her deeply personal 2018 album The Joy Of Living was described as “utterly gorgeous” by The Guardian. Through collaboration and commission, Jackie brings elements of the English tradition to new people and places; bringing a much needed calm and joy to those who hear it. ... more
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