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American Originals: 1918 - Pokey LaFarge (vocals); Rhiannon Giddens (vocals); Robert Sullivan (trumpet); Robyn Watson (tap dancing); Steep Canyon Rangers; Steep Canyon Rangers (choir, chorus); Cincinnati Pops Orchestra; John Morris Russell (conductor)
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  1. Hello Cincinnati!
  2. Hey There!, for band
  3. How you gonna keep 'em down on the farm, after they've seen Paree
  4. Over There
  5. I Ain't Gonna Play No Second Fiddle, song
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  1. Hello Cincinnati!
  2. Hey There!, for band
  3. How you gonna keep 'em down on the farm, after they've seen Paree
  4. Over There
  5. I Ain't Gonna Play No Second Fiddle, song
  6. Darktown Strutter's Ball
  7. Night Owl
  8. Charleston
  9. Swing Along
  10. God Bless America, song
  11. In the Cause of the Free, for trumpet & orchestra
  12. Prairie Lullaby
  13. I'm Just Wild About Harry
  14. Cocoanut Grove Jazz, for jazz orchestra
  15. The Memphis Blues (Mister Crump), for band
  16. Remember, song
  17. I Ain't Got Nobody, song
  18. Auden's Train, song
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Roots music has appeared on pops concerts before, most often sung awkwardly by classical figures or pop stars. This live release by the increasingly successful Cincinnati Pops Orchestra under conductor John Morris Russell, however, breaks new ground. The program, as the title indicates, is centered broadly on the year 1918, when new musical currents swirled around the U.S., set in motion by the Great War. Those currents include popular songs, African American songs of various kinds, and even the string band music that was ...

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