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Angel Band
02:58
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Cripple Creek
01:33
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Ragtime Millionaire
02:04
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Camp Chase
03:15
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Train 45
01:23
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Pretty Little Widow
01:44
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White Bosom Bear
02:39
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Lost Indian Gold
03:30
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Railroad Boy
01:48
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Yellow Boston
01:46
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Higher Ground
02:25
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Franky and Johnny
02:12
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Ragtime Medley
04:10
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