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Catalpa Part 1
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Catalpa Part 2
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Catalpa Part 3
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Catalpa Part 4
40:24
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Cobbers Melbourne, Australia
In their thirty years together, Cobbers shaped the way many people viewed Australian Folk Music.
By taking the
music out of the closed environment of the folk clubs and giving it a wider audience in pubs, clubs, schools and on radio and television, the band reached millions of people and influenced a whole generation of folk musicians and fans.
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