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Cindy Cindy
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Vandy Vandy
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The Cuckoo
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Maria's Gone
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Barbara Allen
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Kate Burke and Ruth Hazleton Melbourne, Australia
Kate Burke and Ruth Hazleton are two of Australia’s most respected and renowned folk musicians. “Declaration” is a bold and
stunning fifth album from this duo, featuring their trademark vocal harmonies and intricate arrangements. Produced by Luke Plumb, 'Declaration' takes a contemporary approach to traditional music and lifts it to a whole new level.
“Why folk is cool again” - The Australian
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