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Hills of Mexico
04:50
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At the Close of Day
03:46
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Big Jug of Liquor
01:33
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Jay Gould's Daughter
04:35
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Coke Oven March
01:20
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Southern Texas
03:34
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Daddy Was a Gambler
06:11
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Drunkard's Lone Child
03:53
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Pretty Polly
06:12
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Rocky Island
03:10
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Clifton Hicks Copperhill, Tennessee
Clifton Hicks is a banjo player and anthropologist known for his work in traditional American music. He was raised in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. His music and teaching often emphasize the colonial American origins of the banjo.
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