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I Can Hew
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Farthest Field
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Fifth Business Newport, Vermont
Fifth Business has been blending music from the US and the British Isles for a dozen or so years now at farmers markets and other local venues. Their repertoire leans to songs about rural living and/or people who are behaving badly. If you need proof that folk music isn't necessarily politically correct, this is where you'll find it. ... more
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