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Kentucky Waltz
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Annie Oakley
02:20
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Newry Highwayman
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Blues as Blues Can Get
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Brigid Kaelin Louisville
A "plucky redhead," a "genre-defying vaudeville rocker," and an "amazing multi-instrumentalist," Brigid Kaelin is a full-on entertainer. You've read her blog, heard her on the BBC and on NPR's "A Prairie Home Companion," seen her play accordion with Elvis Costello, and laughed and cried at her original alt-country cabaret songs. Maybe it's time to buy her albums? ... more
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