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Rock Island Line

from Laila and Smitty by Kenny Warren

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"Rock Island Line" is another tune I learned from Leadbelly. The song was first recorded by Alan Lomax in an Arkansas State Prison in 1934, the same year my grandparents were born in North Eastern Colorado. What American roots inspired record would be complete without a song about trains?

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from Laila and Smitty, released May 9, 2014
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Kenny Warren Brooklyn, New York

Trumpeter/Composer Kenny Warren has released over a dozen albums of his own music on Out of Your Head, Whirlwind Recordings, Promnight, Happy Lucky, and his own label Pretty Polymorphous. Born in Denver, Warren has lived in New York since 2002 where he is active on the experimental, jazz, folk, and world music scenes. ... more

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