Larry Penn was a prolific folk musician/song-writer in the footsteps of folks like Woody Guthrie and Utah Phillips, until his death in October, 2014. Using themes like trains, workers, and powerful, common folks, Larry was inspirational to so very many others, and some of those folks share their stories and Larry's songs in celebration of Larry. In part 2 of 2, we talk with Bill Camplin, Mark Dvorak and Brett Kemnitz.
All songs in this program are written by Larry Penn, and they are performed by him, unless otherwise noted:
A Railroad Life for Me
Tuscan Red Rose
Banks of the Ohio - performed by Mark Dvorak
My Grandma's Patchwork Quilt
No Self-respecting Hobo
End of Train Device
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