In the beggining of the video you can see a train which I filmed in my vacation in Ruegen. After that you can hear the song Casey Jones by Johnny Cash.
We used to sing this song when I was in the 6th grade (1965). A music teacher would come to the classroom & teach the kids songs while she'd accompany us on the piano. I learned a lot of folk songs that way, & had fun singing. Too bad schools don't do this anymore. Johnny Cash's voice is perfect for this song.
When I was a teenager in 1960s in Moscow, I heard a yard song to the same melody (in Russian) "Casey Jones doesn't get of the machine, Casey Jones keeps his usual way..." ... And I like J.Cash, he is natural...
There are many traditional songs performed great by Johnny Cash. Greetings. ruclips.net/video/Z5pAGvph8aw/видео.html *RED RIVER VALLEY* Guitar Solo Version in the style of *Johnny Cash*
For some reason i've been working on the railroad and casey jones are both songs that Jonny Cash has sang and they are the best song to when driving a train 🚂
I loved this song when I was a kid. My best friend and I were determined to be engineers when we grew up. We made it. He's an engineer for the fire company (tillerman) and I became a radio television engineer. ;)
@@benediktmorak4409 bro. that's a pentagram not a red star. all nations are ruled by satan. take after Jesus and put not your faith into men and nations, but into God. all communists are demonic but so is every other county to ever existed
My Dad's father and my Mom's father both worked on the Pennsylvania Railroad back in the day. My father told me how he watched the steam locomotives come rumbling into Harrisburg city and how their drive wheels were larger than a man.
I had a few family members 2 were fireman on 4884's and uncle buzz was a carman. He had the missing finger to prove it. He worked the Louisville switch yard in the 30's and he dealt with cars going in and out of Waverly hills. He lost an index finger in a switching accident and had a rubber prosthetic. His favorite joke was pull my finger. You'd pull it and "POP" it'd come off in your hand, I miss his sense of humor.
I live in Sacramento and yesterday I was driving around town and I ended up right in front of the train station and I was listening to Orange Blossom Special. It was epic. This song is just as amazing.
“One upon a time there was an an engineer, Choo-choo Charlie was his name we hear, He had an engine and it was sure was fun He had Good and Plenti candy to make the train run....”
unionrdr I was down there and went by the Casey Jones museum but had no place to park my semi and i can barely walk to see the museum and go to the crash site buut every year i always reread most of the important stuff about Casey Jones online during the week of his death. RIP Casey Jones. Someone should check out every little detail they can find and write the book.
I am sure that Casey broke the union strike as the union wanted safety and they said that this pushing train times was dangerous, but Casey just ignored this and he died, This part of the tale is always left out and buried, I wonder why?
When my husband and I were in Tennessee on vacation his son lives showed us where Johnny and June's house was on Old Hickory Lake after if burned completely to the foundation ,so sad ,we have loved all kinds of music and theirs was on top 10 for sure i
Casey Jones (Greenhorns (Zelenáči)) A 1. Pojďte ke mně vy, co máte po práci, H7 E7 strojvůdci, výhybkáři, nádražáci, A poslechněte si o srdci jako bronz, E7 A který nosil ve svý hrudi Casey Jones. 2. Bylo to zrovna po těch velkejch deštích, Casey vylez' na mašinu samej smích, a jako vždy, i dnes pro něj hlavní je, ve vlaku že poštu veze do Virginie. A R: Casey Jones na lokálce svojí, H7 E7 Casey Jones - mašinfírů král, A Casey Jones smrti se nebojí, E7 A do poslední chvíle na mašině stál. 3. Poslouchejte, brzdaři a tuláci, ty deště v trati udělaly zlou práci, marný bylo Casey Jonese snažení, vlak nabíral čím dál větší zpoždění. 4. Ale můžete vzít na to všichni jed, jet vopatrně Casey dlouho nedoved', náhle řekl:"Ať nás třeba vezme ďas, poštovní vagon, ten já dovezu včas!" R: 5. Někdy je život strašnější než v černejch snech, někdy má člověk počkat, nebejt samej spěch, Casey kouká a voči ho bolejí, proti sobě vidí vlak v tý samý koleji. 6. A tak se teda řítí proti vlaku vlak, lidi už se zachraňujou všelijak, jenom Casey stojí jako kapitán, když pod ním jeho loď jde vstříc hlubinám. R: 7. Až pojedeš tam k Virginskejm horám blíž, uvidíš tam vedle trati z pražců kříž, koleje tam v noci svítěj' jako bronz, tam umřel král mašinfírů Casey Jones. R:
Il ritmo di molta musica originaria americana fu dettato proprio dal rumore cadenzato dei treni che unirono per primi gli USA "Coast to Coast". Contribuirono di più i treni all'unione americana che non la politica ! V. ad. es. il Ragtime, Blues; Boogie-Woogie ecc.
first time i heard this was in 1972 a friend named bert blair played it every payday u s army germany Hanau that damm train woke me up a few times. what i wouldn,t give to do it again
He may not of knew or maybe 6-8 sounded better to him. It may of just been an artist's rendition to be a little different. Still a great ballad though.
Johnny was as good as they come no doubt. Even he never did sing the original version of this song There are so many variations of the song I would doubt there are many that even know the original version. All of them leave out Casey was pulling the reno hill sounded the whistle with an awful shrill Conductor ahead said what could that be other than the Southern Pacific or the Santa Fe Casey looked at his watch and his watch was slow he looked at the water and the water was low He looked at the fireman then he said boy you better jump or we will all be dead Mrs Jones set on her bed aside just received a message that Casey was dying. Go to bed children and hush your cryin There is another verse or two
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We used to sing this song when I was in the 6th grade (1965). A music teacher would come to the classroom & teach the kids songs while she'd accompany us on the piano. I learned a lot of folk songs that way, & had fun singing. Too bad schools don't do this anymore. Johnny Cash's voice is perfect for this song.
The sun never sets on a LEGEND !!!!
Love ❤fmom CANADA!❤🇨🇦❤
When I was a teenager in 1960s in Moscow, I heard a yard song to the same melody (in Russian) "Casey Jones doesn't get of the machine, Casey Jones keeps his usual way..." ... And I like J.Cash, he is natural...
A true American folk story perfectly portrayed by folk song. Johnny's is the best version in my eyes
American folk song - German locomotive 😂😂😂
Featuring a German loco! Lol, the irony.
There are many traditional songs performed great by Johnny Cash. Greetings. ruclips.net/video/Z5pAGvph8aw/видео.html *RED RIVER VALLEY* Guitar Solo Version in the style of *Johnny Cash*
... best version in my ears ...
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I saw Johnny Cash in concert. Johnny … thank you!
For some reason i've been working on the railroad and casey jones are both songs that Jonny Cash has sang and they are the best song to when driving a train 🚂
I loved this song when I was a kid. My best friend and I were determined to be engineers when we grew up. We made it. He's an engineer for the fire company (tillerman) and I became a radio television engineer. ;)
Johnny is all over this song. What a great percussive version. This version and the one by Pete Seeger and Arlo Guthrie are my two favorites.
Frickin bass and baritone chorus at the end? Jeez... Love this stuff!
Das immer noch eine Baureihe 99 aber trotzdem noch gut RIP Casey jo
I like this, I like how we get something somewhat scary at the beginning out of the way and then we’re rewarded with a nice song.
Our special times looking out the back garden jimmy ❤😢
How could anyone not like Jonny Cash
You'd have to be a communist
Maybe those with a hole in their soul.
plop888 no not even them
@@beamerball666 why? Greetings from Moscow,Russia. because you also have one i n the USA..
@@benediktmorak4409 bro. that's a pentagram not a red star. all nations are ruled by satan. take after Jesus and put not your faith into men and nations, but into God. all communists are demonic but so is every other county to ever existed
Johnny Cash and Trains what more could anyone want!😉👍👌🚂🚆🚇🚃🚃🚃🛤️🎙️🎸🎼🎼🎼🎶🎶🎶🇺🇸
A true troubadour I'm glad we still have his music.
***MY FAVOURITE SONG***
I LISTENED TO THIS SONG ALL THE TIME WHEN I WAS 6! Emotions running High
Love Johnny Cash from Western Australia
Ich höre alles von dem Kerl gerne,unübertroffen.
Danke für die MUSIK, Johnny
I love Johnny Cash's voice and I also used to sing this at primary school....
you wish! his voice is unique I mean no disrespect though
My Dad's father and my Mom's father both worked on the Pennsylvania Railroad back in the day. My father told me how he watched the steam locomotives come rumbling into Harrisburg city and how their drive wheels were larger than a man.
his rail road and trucking songs are simply the best ever put on records
I had a few family members 2 were fireman on 4884's and uncle buzz was a carman. He had the missing finger to prove it. He worked the Louisville switch yard in the 30's and he dealt with cars going in and out of Waverly hills. He lost an index finger in a switching accident and had a rubber prosthetic. His favorite joke was pull my finger. You'd pull it and "POP" it'd come off in your hand, I miss his sense of humor.
Love the music enjoy Johnny Cash his music is excellent
It was an amazing inimitable voice
I live in Sacramento and yesterday I was driving around town and I ended up right in front of the train station and I was listening to Orange Blossom Special. It was epic. This song is just as amazing.
❤for my Jimmy
120 years ago tonight ,He died. RIP John Luther (Casey) Jones
Rest easy, Casey
@@StrangeScaryNewEngland It's amazing that 120 years later and nearly everyone knows the name Casey Jones.
@@bobs182 Casey's looking down smiling as is Johnny Cash😁
Love Johnny and the song, Love the video and the small gage railway too RIP Johnny Vaya con Dios
I love all Johnny Cash's songs this is one of his better ones
kapitalne wykonanie, przez Casha !!!
GOD, I love this song.
Oldandwize We All do!🤗👩🔧🚂🚃🚃🛤️🎙️🎸🎼🎵🎶🇺🇸
Thank you, this has been added to our playlists...
Man some people just don't know what classic country music is
Blood, Sweat and Tears - I had the album on vinyl years ago - now have it on CD. Love the "rawness" of Cash's "hard life" songs.
Sam Senter agreed
Agreed. This is real stuff, not blown out of all proportions like modern noise (music).
I pray people would all love each other and help one another
Aman
And you know that notion just crossed my mind
I miss Jerry
My Jimmy ❤️
He might be no more with us in person. his music though will be forever!
Brilliant!
I climbed in the cabin with orders in my hand many times, but never ONCE thought "this is the trip to the promised land".
but did you lean out the window
It is called artist license
THIS IS A MIGHTY GREAT SONG BY THE GREAT ONE
I LOVE THIS GUY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I had the album - Blood, Sweat and Tears. Now have it on CD.
Thx for the perfect sound !
my childhood thank you .
the great Mr Johnny CASH !
Nostalgia at its finest 😃
i love songs about trains marcie
LOVE IT
The Greatest!
“One upon a time there was an an engineer,
Choo-choo Charlie was his name we hear,
He had an engine and it was sure was fun
He had Good and Plenti candy to make the train run....”
have been on Johnny tour bus WHAT a honour.
John Dowd where was it?
SO COO
geweldige muziek van Cash.
love this song
HERMOSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
For my Jimmy ❤
I've been writing the true tall-tale of Jon Henry. He was a freed slave & a real, breathin' man. Maybe Casey Jones should be written down as well?
unionrdr I was down there and went by the Casey Jones museum but had no place to park my semi and i can barely walk to see the museum and go to the crash site buut every year i always reread most of the important stuff about Casey Jones online during the week of his death. RIP Casey Jones. Someone should check out every little detail they can find and write the book.
Maybe when I get these 3 backlogged books done, I'll give it a go?
Get R done!! lol
Maybe towards fall or winter I'll have these other 3 books done to get to researchin' it.
+tim henslee I totally have respect for big rig drivers
I am sure that Casey broke the union strike as the union wanted safety and they said that this pushing train times was dangerous, but Casey just ignored this and he died, This part of the tale is always left out and buried, I wonder why?
He was a grown man doing his job stfu
The Man!
Super!
Johnny Cash was a titan.
+++++++++++++++++++ great ! R.I.P. Johnny
That he did. He did commercials for LIONEL trains and had a rather large setup in his basement.
I recognize this story from a song we played in band, "Casey's last run"
Nobody could trains song Like my friend Johnny Cash
When my husband and I were in Tennessee on vacation his son lives showed us where Johnny and June's house was on Old Hickory Lake after if burned completely to the foundation ,so sad ,we have loved all kinds of music and theirs was on top 10 for sure i
Judy Krusinsky AMEN to that.We love ya and miss ya John and June
+tim henslee I like him to I idolize him most of my collection is his music
HE WAS AWESOME
elvis presley !
I'm honored Sir! Always have been in love with you. Yeah he was my best friend and I miss him so much. My hero for sure.
I miss Johnny.
The whistle at the end sounds like TVRM 610s 😁
The Grateful Dead also did a song about Jones.
I miss Casey and Johnny.........
I like this song I read a about Casey Jones
he sang country blues, and blues has a thing for trains, devil, mammas... things like that...
did i mention the devil?
Altair Araujo so im a christian and its fine
That’s not Casey’s engine but whatever works I guess
Casey Jones (Greenhorns (Zelenáči))
A
1. Pojďte ke mně vy, co máte po práci,
H7 E7
strojvůdci, výhybkáři, nádražáci,
A
poslechněte si o srdci jako bronz,
E7 A
který nosil ve svý hrudi Casey Jones.
2. Bylo to zrovna po těch velkejch deštích,
Casey vylez' na mašinu samej smích,
a jako vždy, i dnes pro něj hlavní je,
ve vlaku že poštu veze do Virginie.
A
R: Casey Jones na lokálce svojí,
H7 E7
Casey Jones - mašinfírů král,
A
Casey Jones smrti se nebojí,
E7 A
do poslední chvíle na mašině stál.
3. Poslouchejte, brzdaři a tuláci,
ty deště v trati udělaly zlou práci,
marný bylo Casey Jonese snažení,
vlak nabíral čím dál větší zpoždění.
4. Ale můžete vzít na to všichni jed,
jet vopatrně Casey dlouho nedoved',
náhle řekl:"Ať nás třeba vezme ďas,
poštovní vagon, ten já dovezu včas!"
R:
5. Někdy je život strašnější než v černejch snech,
někdy má člověk počkat, nebejt samej spěch,
Casey kouká a voči ho bolejí,
proti sobě vidí vlak v tý samý koleji.
6. A tak se teda řítí proti vlaku vlak,
lidi už se zachraňujou všelijak,
jenom Casey stojí jako kapitán,
když pod ním jeho loď jde vstříc hlubinám.
R:
7. Až pojedeš tam k Virginskejm horám blíž,
uvidíš tam vedle trati z pražců kříž,
koleje tam v noci svítěj' jako bronz,
tam umřel král mašinfírů Casey Jones.
R:
Ya EveryBody Love's Casey Jone's
All country artists had songs about trains.
I got a thing for trains too.
What locomotive is that?
Conway railroad in new Hampshire has a nice old passenger train.
good somng
I had a Magnus organ with the letters and numbers corresponding to the notes on the keyboard.This is one of the songs I could play that way.
douiisncha.p
Il ritmo di molta musica originaria americana fu dettato proprio dal rumore cadenzato dei treni che unirono per primi gli USA "Coast to Coast". Contribuirono di più i treni all'unione americana che non la politica ! V. ad. es. il Ragtime, Blues; Boogie-Woogie ecc.
first time i heard this was in 1972 a friend named bert blair played it every payday u s army germany Hanau that damm train woke me up a few times. what i wouldn,t give to do it again
my dad too chasles a larimer 1911-2002
Elmer Larimer
THANKS For Sharing Your Story through the choice of music you listen to. It's a prayer and God Bless You.
Happy New Year!
ya woh dosint
I Love Johnny Cash!! Why are there some German Steams???
Well I say Johnny Cash is good on some train song's but I still think that Boxcar Willie has Him beat .
...suddenly I desire GOOD and PLENTY candy for some reason...😮
Achso, schön! =)
Hehe. Warst du schon mal auf Rügen?
Yeah, that's not even close to the 6-8-6 Jones drove. That being said, it's still very cool!
it was actually a 4-6-0
He may not of knew or maybe 6-8 sounded better to him. It may of just been an artist's rendition to be a little different. Still a great ballad though.
It's called artist license
The man in black.
somebody made this song with improved lyrics, look it up !
CASEY JONES WAS AN ENGINERER
Ja, bin ich. =)
Gotta say, I like the wabash cannonball better
Emerson Scott Larimer 1870-1948
Johnny was as good as they come no doubt.
Even he never did sing the original version of this song
There are so many variations of the song
I would doubt there are many that even know the original version.
All of them leave out
Casey was pulling the reno hill sounded the whistle with an awful shrill
Conductor ahead said what could that be other than the Southern Pacific or the Santa Fe
Casey looked at his watch and his watch was slow he looked at the water and the water was low
He looked at the fireman then he said boy you better jump or we will all be dead
Mrs Jones set on her bed aside just received a message that Casey was dying.
Go to bed children and hush your cryin
There is another verse or two
Thought this would be a dead cover... that be cool
Only JC x