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Concert details

"Our Day Out"
04.03.2001 - Vindobona

General info:
Danny and Gerry performed a concert in Vindobona Vienna on the 4th of March 2001. With a full house there was lots of singing and dancing.
Fiona the Fairy helped Danny and Gerry through the show with her magical spells and Matthias suprised everyone with the Scotish bagpipes.
It was a great day out!!
They played:
I Dance With My Fingers
One One Smiling Sun
I Am Happy
Splish Splash Splosh
The Alphabet
LA LA LA
I'm A Little Fish
Can You Boogie



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