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Swashbucklin'
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It Won't Be Long
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The Fastest Outlaw
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Splash-Down!
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To the Mountains
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Where's Your Man
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How'mi'mentuh
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Won't Be No Use
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Take What You Want
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Jed Potts & the Hillman Hunters Edinburgh, UK
Jed Potts and the Hillman Hunters have been supplying only the deepest of grooves and rudest of shuffles since 2008. The
trio is completed (most of the time) by Jonny Christie and Charlie Wild on drums and bass respectively and are all about general musical rascallity, although usually within the confines of a 12 bar structure, mind you.
You can mostly catch them around Edinburgh, Scotland.
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