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Dueling Banjos Songs | 1. | Dueling Banjos - Various Artists |
| 2. | Earl's Breakdown - Various Artists |
| 3. | Eighth of January - Various Artists |
| 4. | Farewell Blues - Various Artists |
| 5. | Reuben's Train - Various Artists |
| 6. | Pony Express - Various Artists |
| 7. | Fire on the Mountain - Various Artists |
| 8. | Hard Ain't It Hard - Various Artists |
| 9. | Mountain Dew - Various Artists |
| 10. | Old Joe Clark - Various Artists |
| 11. | Little Maggie - Various Artists |
| 12. | Buffalo Gals - Various Artists |
| 13. | Riding the Waves - Various Artists |
| 14. | End of a Dream - Various Artists |
| 15. | Eight More Miles to Louisville - Various Artists |
| 16. | Rawhide - Various Artists |
| 17. | Shuckin' the Corn - Various Artists |
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