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Walker
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Expendable Too
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The Octagon
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Martial Law
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Good Guys Wear Black
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Expendable Too
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Delta Force
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Silent Rage
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Invasion USA
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A Force Of One
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Southern Tenant Folk Union Edinburgh, UK
Formed by Belfast born five-string banjo player Pat McGarvey in 2006 and taking their name from the groundbreaking multi- racial union of sharecroppers and non-landowning tenant farmers founded in Arkansas in the 1930’s (the Southern Tenant Farmers’ Union), the Edinburgh-based Southern Tenant Folk Union are now one of the most highly rated folk and bluegrass outfits in the UK today. ... more
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