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4-8-4 Blues
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Freight Train Boogie
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Hey Porter
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No. 9
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Rock Island Line
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L&N
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Hobo Blues
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Midnight Special
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The Train
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Connor Jay Liess Boise, Idaho
Connor Jay Liess is a singer-songwriter, Idaho folkster and balladeer, and roadkill mortician based in Boise, Idaho. His songs and stories aim to bridge the gap between a festering modernity and an evaporating timelapse of woodsmanship, gold prospecting, railroad engineers, and men and women of the American frontier. ... more
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