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Leezy Lindsay
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Rantin Rovin Robin
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Ye Jacobites by Name
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Ye Banks and Braes
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Hey Johnny Lad
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Red Red Rose
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Scots Wha Hae
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Awa Whigs Awa
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Ae Fond Kiss
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Burns Reels
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The Rigs O' Barley
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The Lea Rig
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A Man's a Man
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Auld Lang Syne
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Hugh Morrison Katy, Texas
Scottish-born singer/songwriter, Hugh Morrison is based in Houston,TX. He plays and sings in a range of musical styles, but
primarily Celtic/Folk & Rock. His main gig is lead singer with Murder the Stout who tour and perform at many festivals across the USA.
Also, Morrison plays many solo gigs and guests with touring bands when his schedule allows.
His main instruments are guitar and squeezebox.
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