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Shooting the breeze.

Ian K

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Ian K

WA, 4169 posts

1 Jan 2013 6:50pm

So many good songs about trains, do they still write them?

gibberjoe

956 posts

gibberjoe

SA, 956 posts

2 Jan 2013 8:39pm

Moondog just don't do it

.......... Hank Snow does

Skid

QLD

1499 posts

Skid

QLD, 1499 posts

2 Jan 2013 11:34pm

My favourite train song.....

cisco

QLD

12365 posts

cisco

QLD, 12365 posts

3 Jan 2013 1:48am

Hey Soul Sister.

cisco

QLD

12365 posts

cisco

QLD, 12365 posts

3 Jan 2013 2:08am

Von Ryan's Express.

cisco

QLD

12365 posts

cisco

QLD, 12365 posts

3 Jan 2013 2:31am

Also recorded by the Rolling Stones about 40 years later.

Don't forget the Chattanooga Choo Choo.

cisco

QLD

12365 posts

cisco

QLD, 12365 posts

3 Jan 2013 3:01am

Bit more contemporary.

My Baby Caught a Train. Wiley Reed, David Bentley,( a brain snapper on the keyboard ), Doc Span and others live at Legends on the Gold Coast.

Part Two.

You might think we are rednecks in Qld but we have some damn fine music here.

Hamsta

505 posts

Hamsta

505 posts

3 Jan 2013 6:57am

Ian K

4169 posts

Ian K

WA, 4169 posts

3 Jan 2013 8:17am

Skid said...
My favourite train song.....

Too good Skid, that harmonica player.

Trust Cisco for an eclectic take on the train theme, well done. But i can't find a train reference in this one? Stratocaster Cam! just when you thought you'd seen all the GoPro angles.

So to follow on from Train's masterful introduction of the Ukulele

Beaglebuddy

1595 posts

Beaglebuddy

1595 posts

3 Jan 2013 3:16pm

Hamsta

505 posts

Hamsta

505 posts

3 Jan 2013 4:28pm

cisco

QLD

12365 posts

cisco

QLD, 12365 posts

3 Jan 2013 11:16pm

Ian K said...

Trust Cisco for an eclectic take on the train theme, well done. But i can't find a train reference in this one? Stratocaster Cam! just when you thought you'd seen all the GoPro angles.

Glad you liked it. That version of Green Onions is a brainsnapper as are all the numbers they recorded at Daryl Hall's house.

A TRAIN reference in this one with Joe Cocker on vocals, Leon Russel on piano and Bobby Keys (the sixth Rolling Stone) on sax.

cisco

QLD

12365 posts

cisco

QLD, 12365 posts

3 Jan 2013 11:43pm

Train to Nowhere. Savoy Brown.

Blues Train

Poodle

868 posts

Poodle

WA, 868 posts

3 Jan 2013 10:12pm

Chattanooga choo choo was great, good memories of the opening songs of the Stones Start me up tour (?) "under my thumb". But someone always has to spoil the party.....

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