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Bushes and Briars
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Child Amongst The Weeds
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Died For Love
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Fine Horseman
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Lay This Body Down
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Banks of The Nile
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My Boy Jack
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The Cutty Wren
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Tidewave
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Trees They Grow High
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Rebecca Fox Toronto, Ontario
Originally from England, but now living in Toronto, Canada, Rebecca Fox has had a lifelong love of music of a wide variety
of styles, from the very ancient to the decidedly modern, and with a particular passion for traditional English folk songs.
Rebecca is a multi instrumentalist and has a music degree from Anglia Ruskin University.
Rebecca has also been a member of the folk trio Foxtail Soup.
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Rebecca Fox recommends:
Unaccompanied traditional folk music in 3-part harmony.
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