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Cumberland Gap
03:50
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Soldier's Joy
01:33
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Battle Cry of Freedom
03:30
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Lonesome Road Blues
02:17
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Coal Creek
03:22
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Last Gold Dollar
03:51
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The Blacksmith
04:22
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Marching through Georgia
02:23
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Charlie's Neat
02:24
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Raleigh & Spencer
02:10
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German War
06:51
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Sandy Boys
01:59
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Crying Shame
02:39
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Little Bird
03:41
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Clifton Hicks Copperhill, Tennessee
b. 1985 in Jacksonville, Florida.
Learned to play the banjo from Ernie Williams of Alabama and George Gibson of Kentucky.
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