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Isle of France
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You are Free
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Beads and Feathers
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William's Song
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My Son David
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Waterlily
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The Beast
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Both Sides the Tweed
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Sit Alone
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Graeme Armstrong Edinburgh, UK
Graeme Armstrong is a multi award winning musician living in Edinburgh. He has performed at world leading festivals
including, Cambridge Folk Fesitval, Denmark’s Tønder, WOMAD UK, Chile and Las Palmas, the Philadelphia Folk Festival, Celtic Colours, Milwaukee Irish Festival and Celtic Connections.
2022 sees the release of his Debut Album "You are Free."
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