Flying Home to Shelley, Paddy on the Landfill, Music for a Found Harmonium
from We Did It! Songs of People Behaving Badly by Pratie Heads
Rebecca6
Rebecca6
Hot damn! You did it for sure! I was looking for Flying Home to Shelley and then I saw Found Harmonium. I love Patrick Street's version. Y'all are on fire! Beautifully executed...a little too fast for this aging lady's dance feet, but I'll enjoy listening :)
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Wonderful fiddle tunes!
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from We Did It! Songs of People Behaving Badly,
released September 10, 2010
Respectively by Paul Gitlitz, Rob Hayes, Simon Jeffes
Respectively by Paul Gitlitz, Rob Hayes, Simon Jeffes
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Pratie Heads Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Record label featuring "More or less traditional" folk and traditional music from the Northern Hemisphere and the previous millennium.
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May 2006
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