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Working Man
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Dance in the Hall
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Jerilderie Fifty-Two
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Grannie's Gambling Den
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Peter Played Guitar
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Winter
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Rabbit Trapping
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Christmas Lights
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The Thin Blue Line
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4am
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The Hardest Thing
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Old Friends
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Edna's Going Home
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Willow Song
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Alan Blackshaw Cairns, Australia
Alan Blackshaw is a singer/songwriter who has been writing and performing for over 20 years. He is a performer strongly
grounded in the folk tradition of the singer songwriter.
His songs reflect a keen eye for observation, covering a broad subject range.
Alan has two CDs to his credit- “Maybe This Year” (2008) and “Opal Street” (2011).
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