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Angelfoot
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Greased Pig
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Keep Your Distance
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Ragtime Annie
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Mason Dixon
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Bye Bye Blues
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So I Can Take My Rest
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Turkey Knob
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Good Medicine
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Alabama Jubilee
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Mark Cosgrove Doylestown, Pennsylvania
Mark Cosgrove's distinctive, creative flatpicking guitar sound is known and respected on both sides of the Atlantic, through
both his own recordings and as a sideman and session player for David Bromberg, Jerry Douglas and others.
Mark has won the U.S. National Flatpicking Guitar Championship in Winfield, Kansas and also the Doc Watson Guitar Championship in Wilkesboro, North Carolina.
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