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Now Vickie has the mike & sings a old tune called "The L&N Don't Stop Here Anymore." Written by Jean Ritchie, also recorded by Kathy Mattea & Johnny Cash Em) When I was a [D] curly headed [Em] baby My daddy sat me [D] down upon his [Em] knee He said, "Son, you go to [D] school and learn your [Em] letters Don't you [C] be a dusty coal [D] miner like [Em] me" Chorus I was [D] born and raised in the mouth of the Hazard [Em] Hollow Where the [D] coal cars rumbled, rolled past my [Em] door Now they're standin' in a [D] rusty row all [Em] empty And the [C] L & N [D] don't stop here any[Em]more I used to think my daddy was a black man With script enough to buy the company store Now he goes downtown with empty pockets And his face is white as a February snow Chorus Last night I dreamed I went down to the coal yard To draw my pay like I always did before But them ol' kudzu vines were comin' through the window And the leaves and grass were growin' through the floor Chorus. + Informações

This song was written by Jean Richie and was most famously performed by Johnny Cash. Our cover is more like Kathy Mattea's version. The song was performed by 'The Vernon Four' (Terry, Gary, Linda and me - John) at the Vernon Arms in Spondon.. + Informações

Besides handling Mr. Dylan and Guthrie, Mr. Leventhal presided over a stable of artists that at various times included Joan Baez, Harry Belafonte; Theodore Bikel; Oscar Brand; Johnny Cash; Judy Collins; Arlo Guthrie; Jim Kweskin; the Mamas and the Papas; Holly Near; the New Lost City Ramblers; Phil Ochs; Odetta; Tom Paxton; Peter, Paul and Mary; Jean Ritchie; Martha Schlamme; Earl Scruggs; the Weavers; and Neil Young. He also introduced American audiences to foreign artists then largely unknown in this country, among them Jacques Brel, Miriam Makeba, Nana Mouskouri, Jean Redpath and Ravi Shankar. ''With all of the history that he'd had with the Weavers, he really was a connection between my dad's era and the world of the late 60's,'' Arlo Guthrie said in a telephone interview last night. Mr. Leventhal produced several movies relating to the folk-music world, including ''Alice's Restaurant'' (1969); ''Bound for Glory'' (1976), a film biography of Woody Guthrie starring David Carradine; and ''Wasn't That a Time!'' (1982), a documentary about the Weavers' celebrated reunion in 1980. In 2003 Mr. Leventhal was honored with a Carnegie Hall concert featuring an all-star lineup of folk performers. The concert became the basis of a documentary film, ''Isn't This a Time!'' (2004), which is scheduled to open in New York on Dec. 19. Mr. Leventhal was also widely, if tacitly, acknowledged to have been the inspiration for Irving Steinbloom, the folk impresario whose memorial concert .... + Informações

Los Angeles songwriter Jinx plays his song "Tumbleweeds" as part of his protest song series at Kulaks Woodshed every Monday night at www.kulakswoodshed.com.. + Informações

He said, "Go to school and get your letters, Don't you be a dirty coal miner like me." PLEASE WATCH MY OTHER VIDEOS!!! Go, Jerry, Go!! www.youtube.com HillBilly DeLuxe www.youtube.com THIS IS WHAT REAL AMERICAN HEROES LOOK LIKE! www.youtube.com. + Informações

By Jean Ritchie Thanks to MEEKERJIM for steering me towards this song!. + Informações

This very popular song comes in many versions with a variety of lyrics, including stock phrases which can be found in several songs. It is often performed as a blues or jazz song. It was especially popular at the beginning of the 20th century when it was a standard of the Buddy Bolden band in New Orleans. It has been recorded countless times, but some of the more notable versions include those by Bessie Smith, Pete Seeger, Lonnie Johnson (1928), Blind Boy Fuller (1937), Leadbelly, Odetta, Big Joe Turner, Lightnin' Hopkins, Fats Domino (1951), Elvis Presley, Big Bill Broonzy (1956), Jean Ritchie, Louis Armstrong, Josh White, Dave Van Ronk, Janis Joplin, Joan Baez, Ray Charles, Bill Monroe, Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash. For lyrics and chords of all my songs, please see my website: www.raymondcrooke.com. + Informações

Jinx sings about bigotry and segregation in his 6th week of protest songs live from Kulak's Woodshed.. + Informações

Jinx's Protest Song Series live from Kulak's Woodshed in North Hollywood California. This is week 6 and Jinx plays his last song "Take Your Money Home", the night before the historic election. This song is about the corruptive influence too much money has on America's government.. + Informações

Chris Clarke performing for a music therapy benefit (Resounding Joy) in Solana Beach, CA, 2007.. + Informações

Hiho, Sad Kermit the Frog here. For my second music video I covered Elliott Smith, a man who could truly appreciate despair, loneliness, and heartache. Produced by Backward Slate Productions www.sadkermit.com www.myspace.com/sadkermit. + Informações

This excerpt of the award-winning documentary "The Appalachians" by Mari-Lynn Evans and Phylis Geller focuses on the effects of mountaintop removal (MTR) on the people of Appalachia. The directors, along with Sierra Club Productions are developing a feature-length documentary on MTR and the brave citizens who are fighting to put an end to it. Stay tuned to www.sierraclub.org for details. And to order a full-length copy of "The Appalachians" please go to www.appalachiamyhome.com.. + Informações

Joe Hutchinson: Born in 1943 in Lasalle, Illinois, Joe started playing piano, guitar and 5-string banjo at age 14. Early influences started with tuning in to radio station WWVA in Wheeling, WV and hearing Flat & Scruggs, Jimmy Martin & Bill Monroe. His mother was an airline stewardess for American Airlines on the run from Memphis to Chicago and would hang out on Beale St. listening to BB King and in Chicago to Maceo Merriweather & Albert Ammons, her favorite song being "Cow Cow Boogie" by Cow Cow Davenport. She passed her love of blues on to Joe. At college, Joe formed a duo with Eric Anderson, playing as house band for the Ballad & Banjo in Hyannis Port, MA the summer of 1962. The following year Joe teamed up with Eddie Mottau as Two Guys From Boston, playing ragtime, blues & folk music. Joe also began writing music, and with Paul Stookey (Peter, Paul & Mary) as producer they recorded an album for Scepter Records with John Sebastian, Felix Pappalardi, ND Smart & Sticks Evans. Two Guys From Boston toured the US and Canada and played regularly at the Gaslight on MacDougle St. in Greenwich Village along with Mississippi John Hurt, John Hammond, Ritchie Havens, Chuck and Joni Mitchel, Johnny Cash and Son House. In 1967 Joe & Eddie moved to New York and along with Jim Colegrove on bass and Ronnie Blake on drums became BoGrumpus. They recorded the album "Before The War" for Atco records produced by Felix Pappalardi and assisted on drums by ND Smart. In 1968 The group became .... + Informações

Documentário contando a história do Rock n' Roll!. + Informações

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Kathy Mattea sings The L&N Don't Stop Here Anymore at Joes Pub in NYC. + Informações

www.themosesbasket.com - This is a The Moses Basket introduction about our Moses Basket range. Go to www.themosesbasket.com for more information . Bassinets and Moses baskets are pieces of baby equipment that allow a baby to take naps on the go. Buy bassinets with tips from a baby store manager in this free video on child care. Contact: www.themosesbasket.com Bio: Kim is the public relations manager for Baby Earth, an online environmentally friendly baby equipment store.. + Informações

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Joe Hutchinson: Born in 1943 in Lasalle, Illinois, Joe started playing piano, guitar and 5-string banjo at age 14. Early influences started with tuning in to radio station WWVA in Wheeling, WV and hearing Flat & Scruggs, Jimmy Martin & Bill Monroe. His mother was an airline stewardess for American Airlines on the run from Memphis to Chicago and would hang out on Beale St. listening to BB King and in Chicago to Maceo Merriweather & Albert Ammons, her favorite song being "Cow Cow Boogie" by Cow Cow Davenport. She passed her love of blues on to Joe. At college, Joe formed a duo with Eric Anderson, playing as house band for the Ballad & Banjo in Hyannis Port, MA the summer of 1962. The following year Joe teamed up with Eddie Mottau as Two Guys From Boston, playing ragtime, blues & folk music. Joe also began writing music, and with Paul Stookey (Peter, Paul & Mary) as producer they recorded an album for Scepter Records with John Sebastian, Felix Pappalardi, ND Smart & Sticks Evans. Two Guys From Boston toured the US and Canada and played regularly at the Gaslight on MacDougle St. in Greenwich Village along with Mississippi John Hurt, John Hammond, Ritchie Havens, Chuck and Joni Mitchel, Johnny Cash and Son House. In 1967 Joe & Eddie moved to New York and along with Jim Colegrove on bass and Ronnie Blake on drums became BoGrumpus. They recorded the album "Before The War" for Atco records produced by Felix Pappalardi and assisted on drums by ND Smart. In 1968 The group became .... + Informações