Train Time: 27 Blues Songs About Trains & Train - Train Time: 27 Blues Songs About Trains & Train Journeys / VariousTraditionally, there has always been a profound love affair between trains and roots music. As blues developed as a serious musical genre, during the 1920s and 30s, many of it's pioneers travelled from city to city, gig to gig, by hopping aboard moving freight trains. Their hoboing rambling 'adventures' gradually became absorbed into their songs, along with metaphors and descriptive phrases like "riding the rails", "side tracked", "derailed", "living

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