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Norman's Law
04:22
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Tasmania Walk
03:36
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There is Life
05:25
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White Cart Water
03:20
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Gippsland
04:03
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The Waves of Loch Linnhe
02:03
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Lismore
03:29
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Flinders Trees
03:58
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Luke and Quee spent a good bit of time in a house in Glenuig, recording tunes with Angus Grant. The walk to Smirisary from Glenuig was particularly memorable.
We dedicate Smirisary to James and Kaela, who got married in Blaich and had their Wedding Dance in Glenuig Hall.
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Smirisary
06:41
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Quee MacArthur Scotland, UK
Quee MacArthur creates music for digital release, working collaboratively with other musicians. He also composes for Dance, Theatre and Film.
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