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What Child is This?
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Silent Night
02:25
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Blue Christmas
04:07
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Oh Come Oh Come Emmanuel
03:02
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Old Toy Trains
02:03
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The Falderals Minneapolis, Minnesota
Hailed as a “true taste of American folk music” by The Superior Telegram, The Falderals are a hidden gem in the Twin Cities. Combining lyrical songwriting with powerful harmonies, they are a must-see act for their unique fusion of folk and pop. Andrew and Rebecca Andestic are occasionally joined by friends, including Jim McGuinn on dobro and lap steel and Deke McCallum on uke and guitar. ... more
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