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Railroad Work Song
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Live cut from September 2002 at The Crystola Inn in Colorado, with a great 4- piece band behind me.
acoustic folk blues original americana roots country blues
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Mo’ Kauffey has been singing and performing his “Folk-n-Blues” roots style of music for more than 30 years. He has performed in coffeehouses, venues and festiv
Some of these tracks are reocrded live and some in the studio with some of the different players that perform with me, if you like what you hear, just leave a message. The current CD "Whatcha Gonna Do" is out and available at www.mokauffey.com !Listen to "Celebrate" (it has been in the folk charts here since I posted it over about 3 years ago, thanks to all who have enjoyed it), "In the Snow" and "Whatcha Gonna Do" here then hear the clips from the CD on my website. I perform live from solo to a full band behind me. Front porch blues for the new millineum. "Whatcha Gonna Do" is also availble at http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/mokauffey with clips form all the songs there, be sure to stop in and check it out! Also check out http:www.myspace.com/mokauffey
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Genre
Blues • Country Blues
Charts
Peak #62
Peak in subgenre #7
Author
Traditonal
Uploaded
January 30, 2003
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MP3 5.4 MB • 128 kbps • 0:00
Story behind the song
I first heard this great traditional song done by "The Notting Hillbillies" about 12 years ago, and have been doing it ever since. This version was reocorded live on an 8-track cassette porta studio by Jim Galubic at the crystola inn in Crystola, Colorado. Personel of the night were: Mo' Kauffey guitar/vocals, Tim Costello on electric guitar, Steve Hoke on his trimiester(elec.guitar/mandolin/6-string fiddle, playing slide on the mando)stevehoke.com , Kim Stone on bass and Randy Bowen on drums. Hoot at the beginning was someone in the audience. Thanks to all who participated.
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