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Shout and Shine
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Hot Pink House Trailer
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If The Poor Don't Matter
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Moonshine
03:35
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If I Were A Blackbird
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Sweet South Anna River
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Welcome Table
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Buddies in the Saddle
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Closer to the Light
03:06
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Fink, Marxer & Gleaves Washington, D.C.
Fink, Marxer, & Gleaves brings together folk musicians and social pioneers Cathy Fink, Marcy Marxer and Sam Gleaves. Their debut as a trio, Shout and Shine, spotlights the incredible and unconventional friendship between the three — Cathy being 64, Marcy being 62, and Sam being 25 — brought together by the culture, power, love and community of roots music. ... more
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