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Intro
01:03
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Jupiter & Mars
04:22
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All Nighter Polkas
03:47
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Sturm!
04:23
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Dragonfly
04:43
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Breton Tune
04:01
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Big Blue
04:52
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If Only.
05:51
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Inn Echo Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
Inn Echo is a captivating Atlantic Canadian instrumental band of fiddle, guitar and cello, who has garnered Music PEI Roots/Traditional Recording of the Year and Entertainer of the Year nominations, enchanting audiences both locally and abroad to festivals like Ireland’s largest music festival, the All-Ireland Fleadh Cheoil. ... more
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