"The soul expressed is full-fledged and sublime. Compiled by Jeff Place, Anthony Seeger and Kip Lornell. The chorus to the old song reads: The Rock Island Line. The song is ostensibly about the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad. I may be right and I may be wrong, You are going to miss me when I’m gone Refrain 3. A, B, C, W, X, Y and Z Cats in the cupboard, but they don’t see me Refrain 2. Versions have been recorded by other artists. Get your ticket at the station on the Rock Island Line. Extensive notes include Lead Belly’s own song commentary. 'Rock Island Line' is an American blues/folk song performed and first recorded by Lead Belly in the 1930s. When Rock Island took on the White Wave line, Rock Island also dropped the.
The arrangement here offers a simple finger-picking. To use: Remove the protective film with the peel-off tab. Originally released as a tribute to Lead Belly after his death in 1948, this reissue includes many out-takes and previously unreleased and alternate versions. This traditional tune Rock Island Line has been covered by Leadbelly, Lennon and McCartney and many others. Then the depot agent yells Well boy, you can go right on threw, you ain’t gotta pay no just go right on threw So the engineer starts pickin. 34 tracks, including Irene, Where Did You Sleep Last Night, In the Evening When the Sun Goes Down, and Rock Island Line. Then give the A Chord a quick down strum chop) A I got Liiivvveestooockk A I got Liiivvveestooockk A A I got pigs, I got sheep A A I got cows, I got horses A I got AAAALLLL Livestock Spoken N.C. Scoring: Lyrics & Chords More Arrangements Of: Rock Island Line More notes.
For the first time in almost 50 years these original acetates have been carefully remastered and newly annotated. The only surviving Asch masters of Lead Belly are now part of Smithsonian Folkways Recordings. A, B, C, W, X, Y and Z Cats in the cupboard, but they don’t see me Refrain. Between 19 Lead Belly recorded some of his best music in Moses Asch’s tiny New York studio. Oh the Rock Island Line is a mighty good road, Oh the Rock Island Line is that road to ride, Oh the Rock Island Line is a mighty good road And if you want to ride it, got to ride it like you find it, Get your ticket at the station on the Rock Island Line. Forty years after his death, Lead Belly’s songs and style have continued to influence folk, blues, and rock artists including Neil Young, William Styron, Ben Harper, Keb’ Mo, Dionne Farris, and the late Kurt Cobain (Nirvana).
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