This 2007 album finds Cohn channeling the experiences of Hurricane Katrina into a set of politically charged, gospel-tinged anthems.
- The album was recorded in New Orleans and features guest appearances from artists like Trombone Shorty and Mavis Staples.
- "These songs are about finding hope in the middle of despair," Cohn said of the album's themes.
- The album was released on Marc's own label, dedicated to his music.
Marc Cohn is a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter from Cleveland, Ohio, best known for his soulful, piano-driven folk-rock sound. In 2007, Cohn released "Join the Parade," a collection of songs written in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
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