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1979 studio album by Norman Blake
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Full Moon on the Farm is an album of American guitarist Norman Blake and the Rising Fawn String Ensemble, released in 1981.[2]
- "Kennedy Rag"
- "Nancy's Hornpipe"
- "Texola Waltz" (Nancy Blake)
- "Gilderoy"
- "Davenport March"
- "OBC #3"
- "Cairo Waltz" (Norman Blake)
- "Jacky Tar"
- "Sleepy-Eyed Joe"
- "The Dog Star"
- "Salty"
- "Diamonds in the Rough"
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With Tony Rice | |
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