Two Trains Running
Neither one going my way!
Honeyboy:
There Should Be More Trains
From Roundhouse to Roadhouse
Bobby Rush:
A spike-driving hammer man worked
on the railroad

Big City, Little City Railroad Blues
Train songs
Enrich American culture and cross all musical boundaries
TAKE THE TRAIN
to these Blues Festivals and Events
Better Choo Choos:
America is inching forward
Railroads carry blues
Charlie Musselwhite: Railroads are on his mind
Big James Montgomery and the Chicago Playboys:
Da blues will never die
Mike Brooks: If it sounds like train, It smells like a train
Deak Harp: Still blowing that whistle, one real long, two short.
Paul Oscher: With a sleeper car, he’s a happy camper
Cyril Neville: Touring, Trains and Troubled Times
Ted Drozdowski: The best of both worlds, keeping the blues alive and the railroads alive!
James Crutchfield: I heard that whistle blow and I just had to go!
Travelin’ Blues: Been around the world
Simply the Blues: Disappearing railroad blues
On The Road
Chicago blues
Take the “el” train to hear the blues
The blues activism of Kingston Mines’
Doc Pellegrino
Eddie Berner: Chicago’s “Number One Blues Fan”
NYC blues
Chesapeake blues
Blues in Grand Rapids
Minnesota blues
STL blues

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