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Swimming South
03:55
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Nails Down
03:09
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Between the Water
07:21
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Sister Hooks
04:31
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Come About
03:03
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One Lungers (Point Law)
02:17
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Pair Trawling
07:10
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Oilskins (Wind People)
03:33
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Land Bridge
07:02
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Justin R. M. Anderson Duluth, Minnesota
Justin Anderson is a multi-instrumentalist, bagpiper, composer, and occasional vocalist living in Duluth,
Minnesota.
Drawing heavily from the ballads, work songs, and dance music of North America, Scotland, Ireland, England, and Scandinavia, Justin’s style is also greatly influenced by Hawaiian slack-key, country blues, African-American, European Traveler, labor movement, and Romantic Era music.
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