Silver Train by The Rolling Stones
“Train Of Consequences”-Megadeth
a band called the allman brothers i believe
stay safe
Joe
On John Denver’s “All Aboard” CD, there’s a song “Daddy, what’s a Train?”;
also on it is “Chatanooga Choo-Choo” and “Choo-Choo Cha Boogie”. All
very good songs. There’s also the song about the Gandy Dancers, among
others.
“Folsom Prison Blues” by Johnny Cash…I hear the train a comin’, it’s rollin’ round the bend, and I ain’t seen the sunshine since I don’t know when…
“Orange Blossom Special” by Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash…Lookee yonder comin’, comin’ down that railroad track…
HOW about the the train they call the city of new orlins i "ll be gone 500 miles befor the day is gone… glennbob
Midnight train to Georgia by Gladys Knight and the pimps
How about
"The Rock Island Line " - is a mighty fine line.
And a song that I believe several threads on this Forum dealt with last year -
“Long Black Train” - Jo***urner
Keith
What about Crazy Train-Ozzy Ozbourne / Randy Rhodes
What about “Crazy Train” by Ozzy Osborne w/o Randy Rhodes??
Surprised no one’s mentioned one of the greatest jazz songs of all time…
“Take The ‘A’ Train”
Duke Ellington
Many thanks to all of you who mentioned Hendrix, Arlo Guthrie, Allman Brothers, Cash, Ten Years After, Aerosmith, etc. I thought I was the only guy left who remembered Ten Years After.
Only other song like that I can remember is “Train Kept a Rollin” by Yardbirds, who did it about forty years before Aerosmith.
mike
mike
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe by Johnny Mercer
B&O Trestle at Takoma Park by Al Greene
Back Up Train by Al Greene
Belle of the Monon by French Lick Springs Resort Orchestra
Between Trains by Flatt & Scruggs
Big Black Train by Flatt & Scruggs
Big Steel Rail by Gordon Lightfoot
Big Train From Memphis by Credence Clearwater Revival
[Shoot man lets open the floodgates]
Big Train Running by The Doobie Brothers
Boxcars by Joe Ely
Bummin An Old Freight Train by Lester Flatt
Canadian Pacific by Gordon Lightfoot
Cannonball Blues by Bruce “Utah” Phillips
Clinchfield Special by Toe River Valley Boys
Coal Smoke, Valve Oil and Steam by Johnny Horton
Daddy, What’s a Train? by Bruce “Utah” Phillips
Daughter of A Railroad Man by Johnny Cash
Daybreak Express by Duke Ellington
Downbound Train by Bruce Springsteen
Fast Freight by Kingston Trio
Freedom Train by Merle Haggard
Freight Train Comin’ by Metallica
Freight Train, Freight Train by Peter, Paul and Mary
Frisco road by Bruce “Utah” Phillips
the Gallopin’ Goose by C. W. Mccall
Ghetto Train by Luther Ingram
Glendale Train by The New Riders Of The Purpl
“Peace Train” originally by Cat Stevens, but the 10,000 Maniacs version was better…come to think of it…10,000 Maniacs sounds alot like this place…
I guess I must be from a different generation? In college, this was a julebox song. I think the group was blackfoot?
"Gonna take a freight train, far as I can Lord
I don’t care where it goes.
Ride me a south bound, all the way to Georgia Lord
“Till the train runs outta track”
I believe that would be Gladys Knight and the “Pips.” [8D]
Aw, c’mon Cop Car, you know you’ve called them the pimps-we all have!
m
She’s got the boogie woogie woogies spead all over the place,
Got 'em stacked to the ceiling, gotta stick 'em in your face,
You know my baby likes to rock it like a
BOOGIE WOOGIE CHOO-CHOO-TRAIN!
-The Tractors “Boogie Woogie Choo-Choo-Train”
Let’s take a ride, let’s take a ride on the Love Train,
Unwind, we’ll be chuggaluggin’ all the way-y.
Let’s roll, like the Stones playing all day-ay!
Let’s take a ride, let’s take a ride on the Love Train, ain ain ain!
-Big and Rich “Love Train”
a great site for railroad songs and music is
www.uclan.ac.uk/library/musrail.htm
this is a listing of all rr songs and music from 1820 to sept 1/2005
compiled by the library of the university of central lancashire