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Where I'll Sleep Tonight
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Kansas City Breakdown
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Ruby
04:26
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Just Like the Rain
04:06
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Maple Tree Circus Lucerne, Switzerland
Influenced by folk music and bluegrass, Maple Tree Circus play a thrilling mix of ballads and fast folk tunes. Four part
harmonies are joined by banjos and fiddles, and create a sound you would not expect to find in the Swiss Alps.
Originally formed as a busking band, they have had the pleasure of playing hundreds of shows.
After more than a decade they continue to enjoy every minute of it.
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