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Vintage MSD - Marshall Flippo Live Dance (1963)(part 2)

31 min · 1 de may de 2026
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Here is part two of the live dance called by one of the most significant names in modern square dance history - Marshall Flippo. Recorded around 1963 in New England. Part one is featured in the previous episode. Keep this podcast going by making a contribution using the button below. SUPPORT THIS PODCAST [https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=XC44SMLKJHQL4&source=url]

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