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The Gospel Train: Photos

Here are the musicians for our Carter Family show. Joe Gumpper, Michael, Tom, Ryan Dunham, and Ashley Pond. (photo by D. Lockrow/ART Photography)
Tom and Michael appeared on WAMC's "Performance Place," with producer/host Sarah LaDuke, to promote "Lincoln and Liberty".
"Someday boys, your name will be in lights. Well, not yours, but Lincoln's!"
In the "green room" at The Linda.
"Did I mention we have no roadies?" Michael and gear outside The Glen at Hiland Meadows.
Another "Lincoln" show. This one in Queensbury, NY.
The Gospel Train in Gloversville. Michael, event producer Susan Gleeman and Tom at St. James Lutheran Church's 3rd Sunday at 3 concert series. (photo by J. Hausman)
Proud papa! Here's Michael with his new mandolin (The Loar LM 600 VS).
Tom's primary instrument for Gospel Train programs is The Loar LH-200 acoustic guitar.
The live CD "Museum Piece" can be purchased at all performances for just $10.
The Gospel Train performs at Music Haven in Schenectady's Central Park (photo by Jon Hausman).
Michelle Bergeron of the Hamilton Hill Arts Center helped organize Schenectady's Juneteenth Celebration (photo by Jon Hausman).
Backstage at Music Haven with emcee Carla Page.
Tom & Michael performed as part of the Conkling Hall concert series in Rensselaerville, NY (photo by Dana Monteith).
Tom plays the autoharp at Delmar Place.
Michael entertains at Delmar Place.
When he needs a "six-string", Michael often plays The Loar LH-500 archtop.
Michael, Tom, & special guest Wild Bill entertain a full house at Caffe Lena (photo by Debra Lockrow).
The Gospel Train with The Red Haired Strangers' Ryan Dunham outside of Albany's Red Square (Ryan produces the annual Roots Festival at the club).
The Gospel Train performs for the Bethlehem Luthern retirees.
Michael Eck, the man with ever-changing facial hair.
The Gospel Train on the steps of the New York State Museum.
Michael and Tom in performance at the New York State Museum (photo by Lakota Ruby-Eck).
The Gospel Train was once a trio! (photo by Lakota Ruby-Eck).
Tom and Michael waiting for a bus outside the Albany Institute of History & Art.
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