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Jolly Roving Tar (Live)
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Black & Tan (Live)
03:28
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Wellerman (Live)
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Drunken Sailor (Live)
02:26
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Spore Sessions Maine
Spore Sessions was conceived as a way of bringing exposure to the bands, artists, and musicians within the Maine Music
Scene.
Where the effects of COVID-19 has put a near stop to live music, it is our hope that these sessions will give underground artists a chance to perform. Please consider checking out these performances and showing the artists some support!
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