Railroading Music

[Dan]

While sitting here waiting for my train to come in , I came across this website that has a collection of old railroad songs played in somewhat of a honky-tonk manner.

Thought y'all might enjoy while clickety-clacking down your track.

THE SONGS AND SOUNDS OF RAILROADING

Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe
Casey Jones
Chattanooga Choo Choo
City of New Orleans (A Favorite)
Freight Train (guitar)
Honky Tonk Train Blues
King of the Road - v.1
King of the Road - v.2
Last Steam Engine Ride (bluegrass)
Last Steam Engine Train (piano and banjo)
Night Train
Orange Blossom Special v.1 (banjo)
Orange Blossom Special v.2 (fiddles and banjo)
Slipstream
Wabash Cannonball

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Dan

_{…it’s great being a kid again – without the glue!} ;D

[bhk]

Rodger Miller and "King Of The Road".......a sixties hit.

"Trailer for sale or rent....."

Now I'll have that song running thru' my head all night!

Bruce

[beana51]

I checked my LP collection,you remember do you? In it I found an early Stereo recording.The label was "Audio Fidelity" a popular new example of Stereo sound at that time.To demonstrate this they recorded Railroad Steam engine sounds.The disc consisted of just that...steam sounds.It was music to me then,and a great way to demonstrate the new "STEREO" sound.I wish I could share this with you railroad buffs,but !! Its gotta be around somewhere.If any ,who are serous about Steam sounds ,could use this to create something,,buzz me.I would loan it to who ever on here. then again on E-Bay it may be avaiable.....'ALL ABOARD"....Vin

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