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Far Afield
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Elk River Blues
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Follow the Boot
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January Waltz
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The End of the World
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Arkansas Traveller
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Protestant Creature
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Miles Zurawell British Columbia
Miles Zurawell has one foot rooted in tradition and the other in new acoustic territory. A multi-instrumentalist who cut his teeth in bluegrass, his debut album Far Afield explores other traditions of fiddle tunes on the dobro and banjo including Appalachian old-time, Quebecois, and Métis. His original compositions showcase a unique instrumental voice in acoustic roots music. ... more
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