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When I Was In My Prime
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Howling Gaels Spokane, Washington
Caridwen Irvine-Spatz, fiddler and vocalist
Greg Spatz, bouzouki
Liz Dreisbach, tin whistle and clarinet
Eugene Jablonsky, double bass
Jeff McMurtery, percussion and resident tenor
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