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The Queen of all Argyll
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A Blacksmith Courted Me
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The Cuckoo
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Blackthorn Oxford, UK
Blackthorn: we take British traditional songs and tunes, and give them a twist. Songs about clapped-out nags, cross-dressing
sailor girls, gruesome murders, and cheating philanderers are our ingredients.
Our instruments are a heady cocktail of acoustic and electric: measures of bouzouki and fiddles, shaken (not stirred) with electric guitar, bass, and drums.
Oxford, UK
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