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Nead Na Lachan
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Fiddler of Dooney
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Wild Mountain Thyme
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No Irish Need Apply
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Lakes of Pontchartrain
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Bright Morning Stars
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Sixteen Tons
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A Stor Mo Chroi
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Amelia Hogan San Francisco, California
Amelia Hogan sings traditional Irish, Scottish, British American, and Contemporary folk music with lilting graces and
powerful subtlety. You’ll be transported by her singing,
She has enchanted audiences from Oregon to New York, Dublin to San Francisco and back again.
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