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Vol. 3
by Hog-Eyed Man
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Vol. 1
by Hog-eyed Man
supported by 5 fans who also own “FRC 738 - John Dee Kennedy of Pawnee, Oklahoma (From the collection of Brad Leftwich and Linda Higginbotham”
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Vol. 2
by Hog-eyed Man
supported by 5 fans who also own “FRC 738 - John Dee Kennedy of Pawnee, Oklahoma (From the collection of Brad Leftwich and Linda Higginbotham”
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Paume de pierre
by Sage Alyte
The Belgian duo use violin, banjo, gongs and bird calls to create looping, gentle songs that mimic the ambience of the natural world.
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Wagtail
by Taylor Crawford
featured on Bandcamp Radio May 11, 2021
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crookhollow and variations
by poor horse
An intimate (and instrumental) improvised solo guitar meditation on the vastness of the unknown, from the Appalachian mountains.
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Old World Music of the Southern Appalachians
by Hog-eyed Man
supported by 5 fans who also own “FRC 738 - John Dee Kennedy of Pawnee, Oklahoma (From the collection of Brad Leftwich and Linda Higginbotham”
I had been hearing their music on WNCW and thinking that they were the best old time duo I'd heard in a long time. Then I found out that we all lived in the same town. What a treat it has been to get to hear them live on a semi-regular basis.
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