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Stealing the Holes
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Aunt Sophy & King David
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The Hockey Game
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Algebra Slippers
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The Bull Moose
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Kelly Russell St. John'S, Newfoundland and Labrador
In 1979 I created "Pigeon Inlet Productions", a record label dedicated to production, promotion and distribution of recordings by NL folk artists who would likely never be recorded by the major labels. These records have not been available for a very long time and I felt it was time that some permanent record exists that these records exist - Kelly ... more
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