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Prologue
01:02
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Rise and Follies Theme
00:43
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3. |
Come on Home
02:09
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Refresher Course
04:39
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Causeway Crossing
03:27
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True Confessions
04:13
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Rise Above Folly
02:57
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Suilean Dubh
02:17
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9. |
We've Got Each Other
02:14
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10. |
Off The Wall
04:13
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11. |
How's About Makin' Out
02:35
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12. |
On The Beach
05:06
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13. |
Oh, Do You Remember?
02:59
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14. |
Bedtime
01:49
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15. |
Medley
04:28
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Kenzie MacNeil Nova Scotia
Kenzie MacNeil (1952-2021) was a singer-songwriter, performer, producer, publisher, and proud Cape Bretoner, best known as composer of the song The Island, proclaimed the official anthem for Cape Breton Island in 1985. MacNeil was a founding member and artistic director/producer of the theatrical musical-sketch comedy productions The Rise and Follies of Cape Breton Island, 1977-1985. ... more
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