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Hobgoblin Music
Hobgoblin Music has provided folk musicians with otherwise hard to find folk and celtic instruments for over 20 years, and has grown to be probably the largest source in the world. The Hobgoblin Music Website has sections on Instrument Care, History, FAQs, Links, Events, Humour, and the famous catalogue.
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Frank Taylor, The Flying Scotsman
Frank Taylor is a proud Canadian, energetic entertainer, accomplished musician, veteran performer and recording artist, who commands the attention of pub, festival, convention and stage audiences. The Flying Scotsman provides a wonderful show for all your Maritime, Celtic, Scottish, Irish, and Traditional entertainment needs.
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Telynor — Seattle trad folk duo
Traditional music from the British Isles, Europe, and America with hurdy-gurdy, cittern, nyckelharpa, and more.
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Fresno Folklore Society
Fresno Folklore Society pages including articles from our newsletter and information on Fresno folk musicians.
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Rincon Ramblers
Rincon Ramblers home page with photos, performance schedules, and lyrics. The Rincon Ramblers are four talented, experienced msuicians from California's Gold Coast: Jon Wilcox, Phil Salazar, Danny Wilson, and Bill Flores. Get their CD "The Green Rolling Hills of La Conchita".
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Hard Miles Music
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The Jon Wilcox Home Page
A page for Jon Wilcox, mandolinist/singer/songwriter, solo artist and member of Marley's Ghost and the Rincon Ramblers. Albums, lyrics, pictures, appearances, and booking info are posted.
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Meri's Italian Folksinging Page
Words to Italian folk songs, many in dialect. Instructions to traditional dances. The most extensive list of groups and performers of traditional Italian music plus musical instruments, where to get them and how to play them.
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Grand Chain - the Scottish Dance and Music Resource.
Grand Chain is a set of pages providing
useful information for scottish dancers world-wide. Included are pages of events, groups, bands, and sub pages devoted to ceilidh, scottish country, and highland dance, and scottish music.
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