Various - Musical Tribute To Railroad Pioneers

Review by Stacey Storey

The album "Musical Tribute to Railroad Pioneers" features various artists paying homage to the pioneers of the railroad industry. The album is a beautiful blend of traditional and contemporary styles of music, with each track telling a unique story of the struggles and triumphs of the pioneers.

The album starts with "John Henry," a classic folk song that tells the story of a steel-driving man who worked on the railroad. The track is performed by the legendary blues musician Taj Mahal, who adds his own unique touch to the song, making it a standout track on the album.

Other tracks on the album include "The City of New Orleans" by Arlo Guthrie and "Casey Jones" by Pete Seeger. Both tracks are performed with great passion and energy, capturing the spirit of the pioneers who built the railways.

The album also features some lesser-known tracks, such as "The Wreck of the Old 97" by Norman Blake and "The Last Spike" by Ramblin' Jack Elliott. These tracks showcase the diversity of the album and offer a fresh perspective on the history of the railroad industry.

Summary by Stacey Storey

"Musical Tribute to Railroad Pioneers" is a must-have for anyone interested in the history of the railroad industry or fans of traditional and contemporary music. The album is a fitting tribute to the pioneers who helped build the railways that shaped America.