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Assiniboine
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The Prince
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All The While Now
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Blue Miner
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Cold Mountain
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Pinkerton
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Karmichael
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Barn Water
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WINDSOR
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Oh My My
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Waskasoo Red Deer, Alberta
Stompin' Folk Music From The Red Deer River Valley!
Waskasoo is Colin Anthony on vocals/guitar, Sean Vandenbrink on upright bass & vox, and Tyler "The Grits" Allen on 5 string banjo & vox.
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