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Another Drunken Night
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One Whiskey
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Itchy Fingers
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Wild Mountain Thyme
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Old Maui
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Peggy the waitress
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Land of 1000 mountains
03:15
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Botany Bay
03:19
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MacRünker's Junk
02:19
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Drink with the Irish
03:36
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Last of McGee
03:01
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When the pipers play
04:25
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Muirsheen Durkin and Friends Arnsberg, Germany
„Muirsheen Durkin & Friends“ combine traditionals with pumping bass- and drums-beats and the use of relatively rare instruments, so that you can’t recognize some of the introspective sailor songs as a new looked punky celtic-rock-song. Pure playfulness and be sure: A little bit punk-rock is still alive…. ... more
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