| REQ: The Lonesome Train, Earl Robinson, Millard lampell, Burl Ives |
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| P. Taine (user@domaine.invalid) |
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I know that this is a weird cross-posting, but I'm not at all sure where it
fits.
A folk-opera (if you will) by the same people that created "Ballad for
Americans", Sort of precursor of "Radio-Lab".
If anyone has a good digital copy of this it would be most appreciated. If
worse comes to worse there are so-so versions on YouTube.
P. Taine
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