@soundsofalarie: I've Been Working on the Railroad" sounds cheerful, but its roots are intense. First published in 1894 as "Levee Song," this track was deeply shaped by the grueling realities of 19th-century labor and the massive, foundational influence of African American folk music and spirituals on early American music history. Mind blown? Drop a 💥 and tell us what song history we should unpack next! @lannapalooza @Arie Germaine🤎 #BlackMusicMonth #musichistory #DidYouKnow #musicfacts

Kay Tee :

“DAYYYYYYYYYYYUHHHHHHHHH”

lindsaywithaa :

That railroad just took me and Dinah to church!

Jessica 🤍 :

No notes!

Arty :

Dinah is the train

Orie :

I can’t wait for yall to do Captain Planet lol

Shaydee :

Imagine if you both taught a kid's choir together

Ms. Allegra :

Hallelujah 🙌

Owen :

Tonya Harper :

You guys are my best friends in my head. And also Durand Bernarr. And also Terrell Grice. Yes, yes that’s a great idea…you guys need to go on the Terrell Show. Tell Durand to hook that up for yall. AMAZING as always:)

b_cubed03 :

I need a sister act 2 “his eye is on the sparrow” rendition now!

TadTheChrominator :

Is that your James Hatfield edition?

Tyler Laymon :

Working on the railroad to GLORY!!!!

Kiana Davis :

Yall silly

Clau Casas :

somebody to love by Queen PPLLEEEAAASSEEEE!

maryjones7147 :

crazy I just pictured so many souls gathering to enjoy this smiling, you two are amazing 🥰

LinZC :

lol 😂

ArtfulLiving :

I couldn’t possibly love y’all more

bamablueeyes5 :

Oh my god I want to sit there and sing with y’all so bad 😂😂😂 but I do on my couch anyway and just lol