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Ride The Train Volume IV

© 2004 Newbraugh Brothers Publishing (634479033094)

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Various Genres Rock Country Folk Rockabilly

tracks

1 Hobo Blues
2 Hobo Lullaby
3 See That Train
4 He Came From Ireland
5 Listen To The Boxcars
6 Does This Train Go To Silverton
7 One Way Ticket To Anyplace USA
8 Any Time Soon
9 Driving Train Spikes
10 The Crossing
11 Dream Come True
12 Subway Song
13 Long Way From Home (Ghost Train)
14 G.W.R. (Great Western Railway)
15 Train
16 Train Of Love
17 Same Old Train
18 Little Train That Could
19 The Heavenly Railroad Train

notes

This edition of "Ride The Train" begins with two Hobo songs writted by two very experienced song writers. Texas song writer A. V. Sonny May has his rendition of "Hobo Blues" performed by William Ray and "Hobo Lullaby", which was penned by Bob Aubert from Washington State, is sung by Larry Knight.
Jim Birmingham is from England and he contributes a self written score entitled "See That Train". Another song with a European flavor, "He Came From Ireland" was actually written and performed by Don Crouse from Indiana.
John Standring from England makes his NBT dubut on this CD with "Listen To The Boxcars". John is a member of the Wirral Musicians Project. Peter Allen is also from England and performs a Daniel Hicks and Jeremy Sloane composition entitled "Does This Train Go To Silvertown".
Mark Kelf and the Valley Boys hail from England and their rendition of "The Crossing" gives a rockabilly flavor to the CD. Kelf co-wrote this song with Richard Howard. Michael Stuart Jones returns to the train series with a song entitled "Dream Come True" which is a doo-wop number thus adding yet another genre to the musical mix.
"Long Way Home (Ghost Train)" is presented by David A. Powell II from West Virginia and "G.W.R. (Great Western Railway)" is courtesy of Brain Condrey from England.
No collection of railroad songs is complete without this CD. There are l9 tracks with over one hour of entainment.

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  • Ride the Train IV is a really enjoyable listen!
    author: Leanne

    I just love these original train songs! It's nice to hear something new for a change. The European artist's songs have shades of The Beatles, ABBA and Pink Floyd. The songs by the American artists are fantastic! They sure packed a whole lot of talent in this one CD! I listen to Ride the Train IV over and over, and with the variety of musical styles, it never gets boring. Makes me want to go RIDE THE TRAIN!

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