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The Wren
03:49
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The Seven Joys of Mary
04:24
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Cranbrook
03:41
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The Holly and the Ivy
03:33
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Sussex Carol
03:04
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Dark December
04:20
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Down In Yon Forest
03:19
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I Saw Three Ships
03:59
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Drive the Dark Away
03:35
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Gloucestershire Wassail
02:42
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Joy to the World
04:48
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Tom Gregory Winchester, UK
Tom is a versatile, engaging performer with a ridiculously diverse range of music interests - this is his first independent
recording project.
He's pleased to introduce his exciting new band featuring fiddle player Chris Nichols (Threepenny Bit), Box player Danny Harmer (Day of the Rabblement) and a stomping rhythm section with Chris Taylor and Aidan Hampson on guitars.
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