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0:00/2:13
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0:00/3:55
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0:00/2:39
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Distant Shore 3:550:00/3:55
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0:00/2:29
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Auld Lang Syne 2:200:00/2:20
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“His style is easy, relaxed and utterly unpretentious...a welcome visit from an old friend”
— The Boston Globe
“Ed Sweeney's wry, articulate, and evocative singing, his exquisite musicianship, and his eclectic collection of obscure songs shouldn't be missed”
— the Binghamton (NY) Sun
“Sweeney is obviously an old hand at making an audience feel good inside. Midway through the performance, it began to appear that Sweeney has found a counterbalance to the insidious effects of monoculture and computerization.”
— Rhode Island College
“Sweeney creates a cozy, loving atmosphere by tempering his instrumental virtuosity with a welcome dose of modesty.”
— The Boston Herald
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