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Northern Man
03:05
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My Love Is In America
04:35
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Put A Rum Through It
04:15
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Salmon Song
03:11
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Beannat
04:42
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Lilty Reels
04:07
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Coming Home
04:06
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Biddy McDole
03:02
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Dance Of Our Times
10:05
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Roy Arbuckle Northern Ireland, UK
As a singer songwriter, my roots are in the music of my home in Northern Ireland I have appeared in many arts venues
around the world. To mention a few, The Kennedy Centre, Washington DC, 2000, The Lincoln Centre NY 1999 and more.
I have also taken the my music to China, Israel, Poland, England, France and many times to the USA
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