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Speybay
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Epic
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Greenland Mans
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Morb
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Scottish Fish Boston, Massachusetts
Scottish Fish are a Boston based fiddle and cello group whose youthful enthusiasm, unique arrangements, and original compositions have entertained audiences throughout New England and beyond.
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