Just for laughs

[cnw1961]

It is funny, how memory works. Now, without even thinking about it, lines from songs I did not hear for ages come popping up my mind :
"Lover please", Clyde McPhatter
"The Pover of Love", Huey Lewis and The News
"Hello Josephine", Jerry Lee Lewis
"Hobo Blues", John Lee Hooker

 

[tetters]

How's about some Heavy Metal about some Heavy Metal?

Train of Consequences - Megadeth.

Night Train - Guns and Roses. <---well this one is actually about drinking but it does have the word "train" in its title.

 

[zachary]

blue train of the hartbreak railroad line by doyle lawson

long black train by josh turner

 

[2slim]

<<Long Black train..Josh Turner>>
My cell phone ringtone........yowza!!!!

 

[trainman4]

The L&N don't stop here anymore .The late J.CASH

 

[Go Big1]

How about "Party Train", by I believe The Gap Band.

:thumb:

 

[LocoIndy76]

No Leaf Clover-Metallica

 

[Highlander1]

How about the old (old) favourite ' The Railroad Runs Through the Middle of the House' - much sung by all the mini rail widows who have to put up with it!!!! Luv Mrs Highlander!!

 

[cidchase]

Hmmm. "The Perfect Country and Western Song"?

David Alan Coe

 

[RobertInOntario]

How about "The Last Train to Clarksville" by the best rock 'n' roll band ever, The Monkees?!
Rob

 

[Cannonball]

How about "The Last Train to Clarksville" by the best rock 'n' roll band ever, The Monkees?!
Rob

That was the first song listed.
And I think it's highly debatable whether or not the Monkees were the greatest rock-n-roll band ever.

 

[RobertInOntario]

That was the fist shttp://www.the-gauge.com/images/editor/menupop.gifong listed.
And I think it's highly debatable whether or not the Monkees were the greatest rock-n-roll band ever.

Arrgh -- and I thought I'd checked everything! At least I got a reaction about my Monkees comment!

 

[santafewillie]

Neil Young's Southern Pacific, complete with sound effects. It's on his "Re-ac-tor" album from 1981. Also Train to Nowhere by Savoy Brown.

 

[scubadude]

"Ridin' on the City of New Orleans" - I think it was Arlo Guthrie

 

[scubadude]

Sorry Herc, I didn't notice you caught Arlo Guthrie first. I really liked that song.
Does anyone remember Boxcar Willie? Nothing but train songs, too many to list here, but I always liked the last verse from "From A Boxcar Door" -

But

 

[scubadude]

Sorry for my inability to hit the right key. Here's the last verse from "From A Boxcar Door"

But my travels are not over
There's lots more I've just gotta see
Every day's a new adventure
And I thank the Lord for letting me be free
When I hop aboard a boxcar
And hear that might engine start to roar
You know that big or small- I'll see you all
from a Boxcar door.....
---Boxcar Willie

 

[joesho]

"different names for the same thing" death cab for cutie

 

[cnw1961]

"Midnight train", Them (we already had another Midnight Train, but I don’t know if it is the same song)

 

[slekjr]

Aw, come on guys you are forgetting the popular "Buffalo and Susquehanna" the music was even published in the back of the book with the same name.
Charlie