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Unburnt Viola
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Wishing Well
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Ninewells
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Hairband
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Run Aground
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Feathers
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Cleaned
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The Lightning Tree
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The Wind-Up Crow
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The Worm
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Seán R. McLaughlin & The Wind-Up Crows Scotland, UK
Ninewells out now!
“…a tremendous rootsy collision of Americana and folk influences that bodes
incredibly well for their forthcoming album.” - FOLK RADIO UK
Praise for The Crows & Seán R McLaughlin's writing:
“...emotional and songwriting maturity”
-THE NATIONAL
“...phenomenal energy and great songwriting.”
-TOM ROBINSON, BBC 6 MUSIC
... more
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