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Float Me Out
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Airds
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In the Road
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Werewolf Mouse
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Darling Corey
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High on a Mountain
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Digging in the Dirt
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Shelley's Murder Boys Sydney, Australia
Turn off the highway and head into the hills with Shelley’s Murder Boys – a band that brings a new verve to the old timey
music of the Appalachians.
With a haunting fiddle, a rollicking guitar, and a twanging banjo, Shelley and the boys will take you on a journey to their porch in the backwoods. You may never escape.
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