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Follow me Down
04:36
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Shoot the Gambler
04:24
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Ball and Chain
05:50
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Keith
03:02
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Hills and Fields
04:42
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Whisky Stomp
03:44
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Cray Cray Lady
04:27
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Spirits in Bottles
05:37
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Hold your Own
03:53
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The Broken Jug Ramblers Berlin, Germany
Old timey whisky music straight out of Berlin since the summer of 2015. The Ramblers perform traditional songs and their
original songs in the streets, parks and bars of the city, on classical appalachian instruments, such as guitar, banjo, spoons and washtub bass.
Their first EP "Live in Kreuzberg" dropped in July 2016.
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