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Cumberland Plain
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Ruby (feat. Matt Mason)
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Sugar Cane
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Two Years in the Mines
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Melina (Not For Long)
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Whisky on the Brain
02:13
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Route March
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Good Christian Man
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Rabbit Skin Cheques
03:44
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Turn the Light on
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Wild Eleanor
02:58
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Southern Flavour
02:41
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The Morrisons Sydney, Australia
Sydney's bluegrass darlings The Morrisons tell Australian stories steeped in the sound of folk and old-time music. The 7- piece band have supported the likes of Nathanial Rateliff & The Nightsweats (US), Marlon Williams (NZ), Kitty, Daisy & Lewis (US), and Lake Street Dive (US), received a Golden Guitar nomination and won an Australian Songwriters Award. ... more
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