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Wasn’t That a Mighty Storm / Galveston Flood

Sing Out! Posted on August 15, 2016 by Patrick BlackmanMay 1, 2017

“It was the year of 1900…” – The Galveston Flood Disaster songs don’t inhabit the same space as murder ballads, but at MBM we find that they intersect in some profound ways with our genre of choice.  Recently we spent a … Continue reading →

Posted in Murder Ballad Monday | Tagged Chad Mitchell Trio, eric von schmidt, Galveston Flood, Sin-Killer Griffin, Tom Rush, Tony Rice, Wasn't That a Mighty Storm

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