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Jacky Tarr 6x32 hornpipe
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The Royal Navy 6x32 Jig
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Sailor's Wife 6x32 Jig
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Green Ginger London, UK
Cas, Ian and Meryl have played together for over 40 years for English and Scottish country dance, ceilidh dancing and later
for historical dance events,
We do a lot of research into historical dance music and are continually finding new dances to introduce into the dancing repertoire.
We always have great fun playing and hope this is communicated to the audience, be it dancers or spectators.
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