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In the Alley in the Rain
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Power of Song
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Snake Farm
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Style
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John Prine's Moon
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Moonshiner (Trad)
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The Wagons Are Coming
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Northerner Get Gone
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Snow in the Hills
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Mia Edsall Bellevue, Idaho
Mia Edsall has been playing out for a long time and written 100 songs. She is from Bellevue Idaho. She plays clawhammer
banjo and guitar. She has published 3 albums. Tracks are available on her website miaedsall.com and here on bandcamp.
She currently plays out regionally with another banjoist, Mike MCcarthy.
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