The Dollymopps - Wight Cockade

£12.00

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The Dollymopps are a trio that sing - largely - unaccompanied songs from the folk tradition of Southern England -with a particular emphasis on songs collected from their native Isle of Wight.

The current line up of Virgil and Dorana Philpott, and Justin Smith, have been together since 2005. Originally inspired by the harmonies of Sussex

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