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Bringing in the May
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An Infinite Table
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Herdsman
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Down in the Courtyard
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Hedjwer
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Day Bark / Night Bark
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The Yellow Lawn
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The Compleat Cannoniere Bristol, UK
The Compleat Cannoniere is Marcus de Francesco and Sir Conyers Darcy. They play instruments that they can't really play. Because they like playing them. Music. It's fun. They don't sing though. Are they mute? Perhaps. Perhaps not. Who knows.
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