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Turn of the Wheel
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Hillcrest Mine
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Orion
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Gladys Ridge
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I Would I Were
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Fires of Calais
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Somewhere Ahead
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Cold Missouri Waters
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A Recent Future
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Jenny Bryce
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Hold Your Ground
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James Keelaghan Perth, Ontario
Throughout a career that now spans almost four decades, the Juno and Canadian Folk Music Award winner has created a
repertoire of incalculable importance – a unique body of work, either inspired by or drawn from the folk tradition. Ten solo albums flush with enduring lyrical relevance.
James Keelaghan, as they say, is “a man you don’t meet every day.”
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