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Singer Drew Dixon has played MacMoray Festivals every year it has taken place. All the way from Tennessee, he loves visiting this part of the world and was delighted to step in and play a second set after DJ Sammy's flight was delayed.<br/><br/>Video: Georgia Smyth
Singer Drew Dixon has played MacMoray Festivals every year it has taken place. All the way from Tennessee, he loves visiting this part of the world and was delighted to step in and play a second set after DJ Sammy's flight was delayed.<br/><br/>Video: Georgia Smyth
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