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  1. Jun 1, 1994 · Academy Award-winner Washington tells the legend of John Henry, who single-handedly defeats the steam drill in a steel-driving competition. Blues legend B.B. King provides a rousing score that truly befits this larger-than-life hero.

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  2. Sep 18, 2012 · Amazon.com: John Henry, Told by Denzel Washington with Music by B.B. King : Chris Campbell, Mark Sottnick, Brad Kessler, Denzel Washington, B.B. King, C.W. Rogers: Movies & TV

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  3. John Henry, Told by Denzel Washington with Music by B.B. King. A larger-than-life tale about the African-American hero born with a hammer in his hand. Join John Henry on a journey to build a great railroad. An inspirational story about pride and perseverance. Illustrator-Barry Jackson.

  4. Rabbit Ears: John Henry: Directed by Craig Rogers. With Denzel Washington. This is a larger-than-life tale about the African American hero who was born with a hammer in his hand. Join John Henry on a scenic journey from cotton country to the wilderness, where he finds men of all colors working together to build a great railroad.

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    • Short, Animation
    • Craig Rogers
    • 1993-05-23
  5. 4.7 15 ratings. See all formats and editions. Kindle. $7.77 Read with our free app. Audio CD. $6.99 2 Used from $2.99 1 New from $12.99. Told by Denzel Washington with music by B. B. King. The story of the great African-American hero who defeated the steam drill in one of the most famous man-versus-machine competitions in history. Print length.

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    • Brad Kessler
  6. John Henry. by Denzel Washington. Write The First Customer Review. Filter Results. Shipping. Eligible for Free Shipping. Expedited Shipping Available. + Add to Wishlist. Social Science > Folklore & Mythology. Children's Fiction.

  7. 23 min. A larger-than-life tale about the African-American hero born with a hammer in his hand. Join John Henry on a scenic journey from cotton country to the wilderness, where he finds men of all colors working together to build a great railroad. He becomes king of the railroad camps by driving more steel than any man alive.