Ninepenny Marl, Simple Gifts, (FolkSound 69).(Brief Article)(Sound Recording Review)

From: Sing Out! | Date: September 22, 2005| Author: Watroba, Matt | Copyright information

NINEPENNY MARL, Simple Gifts, (FolkSound 69). The four-part a cappella harmony group (Des Patalong, Linda Dickson and Barbara and Gareth Wyatt), Ninepenny Marl is back with t...

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