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Nov 08,  · Provided to YouTube by Rhino/Elektra Galveston Flood · Tom Rush Take A Little Walk With Me ℗ Elektra Entertainment, a division of Warner .

Recorded at Symphony Hall, Boston, in December ,this package contains a DVD video of much of the show as well as a CVD of music. The DVD includes never-before released interviews with Tom Rush, behind the scenes footage of the concert rehearsal, and a bonus song by David Bromberg Participants: Tom Rush, Jonathan Edwards, Buskin & Batteau, David Bromberg,Dom Flemons, .

Find Tom Rush discography, albums and singles on AllMusic. Find Tom Rush discography, albums and singles on AllMusic Album Label AllMusic Rating User Ratings ; Tom Rush: Elektra / Rhino Take a Little Walk with Me: Elektra The Circle Game: Elektra I Got a Mind to Ramble: Prestige Tom Rush [] Columbia.

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