About The Abolitionists
A songwriting, recording, and performing spoken-word collective, The Abolitionists are comprised primarily of long-time Illinois-born collaborators Mark "Mooka" Rennick, Prairie Sun Recording Studio co-owner/founder, and poet Jim Cohn, Museum of American Poetics founder and curator, with an ever-expanding, rotating cast of musicians contributing their creative DNA. Inspired by the Abolitionist Movement and the presidency of Abraham Lincoln, the first Abolitionists record was The Road (Rudy Steakhouse Music, 1995). The Abolitionists collective has featured the work of Steve Kimock, Prairie Prince, Dick Dale, John Allaire, Allen Sudduth, Jeff Sloan and many others.
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