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High Germany
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The Lark in the Morning
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Mary and The Soldier
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Two Brethren
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Botany Bay
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Searching for Lambs
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Wearing the Britches
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Night Visiting Song
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Jake Book Iowa
Jake Book is an old time musician, documentarian and songwriter from the wild midwestern state of Iowa. Growing up on a farm
in the rolling hills of the southern part of the state, Jake learned about the banjo from his mother who played in the old frailing style.
Jake now focuses his time on the music of the British Isles and Appalachia as well as being a songwriter.
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