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Don't Be The Turkey
04:26
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Jack's Jig
05:11
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Two River Rag
05:00
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Mama Bear
04:29
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The New Box
04:18
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Rob Curto's Fish Harmonics Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia-based ensemble, led by accordionist Rob Curto, that plays adventurous American roots
music.
Influenced by modern bluegrass, old time and celtic sounds, the band brings a unique free-wheeling and improvisational energy to both classic tunes and original compositions, featuring Curto’s mastery of accordions, coupled with rhythmic arco bass playing and groove-oriented drumming.
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