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EPISODE · Feb 10, 2015 · 4 MIN

All Over Again

from Mother Jones · host Mother Jones

Kenneth Blackburn, an inmate at New Folsom prison near Sacramento, sings a blues-heartbreak song as part of the Prison Music Project.

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Kenneth Blackburn, an inmate at New Folsom prison near Sacramento, sings a blues-heartbreak song as part of the Prison Music Project.

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Kenneth Blackburn, an inmate at New Folsom prison near Sacramento, sings a blues-heartbreak song as part of the Prison Music Project.

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