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Billy's Curse
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Days of Travel
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The Road
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Letter to Megan
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St. Paddy's Anthem
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Eye of the Storm
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Ashes to Ashes
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Whiskey I Love You
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Johnny Went Away
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McScallywag Groningen, Netherlands
McScallywag does not cling to the usual boundary’s of traditional folk music but tenaciously breaks them, by taking their
inspiration from genre’s like bluegrass, Balkan music, punkrock and of course those good ol’ drinking songs.
Armed with instruments such as the banjo, accordion, cello and mandolin they serve an explosive, happy and uplifting live-act, filled with sing alongs and dancing tunes
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