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Abbie Finn, Harry Keeble, Omar Sosa, And More
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- Abbie Finn "Mardi Groove" from Stotties for Three (Self Released) 0:00
- Abbie Finn & Harry Keeble " Interview, part 1" from () 7:19
- Five-Way Split "Soho Soirée" from Modus Operandi (5WS Records) 10:53
- Abbie Finn & Harry Keeble " Interview, part 2" from () 17:13
- Finn-Keeble Group "Unsteady State" from (Self Released) 21:01
- Abbie Finn & Harry Keeble " Interview, part 3" from () 31:22
- Omar Sosa "African Ball" from We Are Not the Headliner (Ota Records) 37:07
- Fergus McCreadie "Boulderfield" from The Shieling—Companion Pieces (Edition Records) 40:19
- Fraser Fifield "Memorial of St Columba" from The Inchcolm Antiphoner (Self Released) 47:22
- The Scornful Four "For Tea" from Hopeful Music for Hopeless People (4000 Records)
- Knats "Messy-In" from A Great Day in Newcastle (Gearbox Records) 57:13
About Abbie Finn
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