I had the privilege of riding this rail for a class trip

I love and miss you Sir. God bless your journey!

what a beautiful singing voice he had

Johnny is the best.

How i miss that era. Wonderful sad song.

Reminder to bring America back!

A True Legend. Notice how close he was standing to the train as it came in. Amtrak sould NEVER let someone do that today. That's the problem with this country now. Too many leftist pansies!!

These days, trucks have replaced trains for moving freight.

Good morning America

I like Johnny Cash but this version is terrible compared to Arlo Guthrie!

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1:10 God that is beautiful.

Trains lost their Glamor when cameras came along and they did away with the Caboose. As kids we would watch Every train as it went by, Just to Wave at the Caboose Guy. They should have kept that Caboose guy. When the Caboose guy was removed, I stopped watching trains. Red Caboose, green Caboose, Purple Caboose. Just to wave at the guy. Train companies made a huge mistake in doing away with that Caboose Ambassador to all us young kids.

I think its cool that china built these not really that long ago so they have a lot of life in them still.

Love Johnny Cash, love this song.

J'ai une façon étrange d'écrire, suis un révolutionnaire, pire que l'ont peut imaginé. veiller m'excusé!

en diffusion 1ère fois, obligé de vous dire, hop Les Matins ce suivent "Joe Dassin"

City of new orlesns passed three little town I was born in Angie La. ever year at Christmas the railroad men. Had one dressed as Santa and they gave the little kids presents I got my first tea set from city of New Orleans still love the trains

The best version

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I don’t get it… People decide to abandon trains just for a “new school” technology which one of them, cars, are slower than trains even now! (Something like the TGV, not American trains cause goods trains slow them down) people say they are “old school” only because you used them for warfare!!!!!!! And you can’t forget that trains built America, yet they just all of a sudden were like: “Oh these trains are very old and damaged, I don’t know why. But there’s these slower but new school cars I can use!”

They have one of these in the Science Museum in London and I was intrigued to see how it worked. Thank you.

Whatta voice!

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So beautiful voice when he talks

3:19 Imagine being on the engine crew, rounding the curve, and seeing Johnny Cash standing at the station. Probably something you wouldn't expect to see! XD

I have heard a lot of people sing this including the writer, but Arlo Guthrie is my favorite.

KEEP PASSENGER TRAINS IN AMERICA GOING!!!!!!!!!!!

I love the old diesels of my childhood. I still live within hearing distance of the train horns and love to hear them in the distance. I love Johnny Cash's work but Arlo Guthrie and Willie Nelson do better versions of this song imo.

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2023- passenger trains making a comeback. Who''d of thought?

Ich war auf dem Zug, 2019, von Chicago nach New Orleans. Und zurück. Nur wegen dieses Liedes. Hat sich gelohnt. Obschon das Rückwärtsfahren für uns Deutsche etwas gewöhnungsbedürftig ist. Auch könnte Amtrak mal die Wagen modernisieren. - Dennoch: tolle Erfahrung!

I'm not putting down any of his peers. But I don't know of another voice that so personifies America.

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My God! That Man Could Sing A Great Story!

Someone will eventually get Doom to run on it.

It’s so heartbreaking to watch.

Thanks ❤🎉

As a veteran locomotive engineer never get tired of listening to this song or Johnny Ca$h

Cash's is my favorite version of this song.

Can anyone tell me of this is part of a film or programme? And if so where can i watch it?

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It's rumored Steve Goodman wrote this on the way to his girlfriends house to tell her he had just been diagnosed with cancer. He asked a lady for pencil and paper and wrote it in 20 minutes. There's more... he then wanted to sing it for Arlo Guthrie who told him "buy me a beer and I'll listen until the beer is gone." The rest is history.

At least they didn’t have to worry about virus protection!

Does it support a high speed internet connection?

Didn't know how many sang Steve's song. I think I rode it when traveling America. May still have the ticket stub. Johnny started in Nashville at Sun Records. Bring back trains to help climate control.

When the trains nearly stopped my home town of HEARNE , TEXAS really went down. So very sad. It was a booming little town of about 6000 and now is a dead town with no square and about 3000 people. Makes me more depressed than I already am and sad the the direction our once GREAT country is heading. I have no hope left for America unless we #1 turn back to GOD and quit letting our Crooked government and lying media and socialist run our country. Decent, honest, hard working people HAVE to FIGHT back. GOD bless you and America ! in JESUS name

I love this song. My father's father and my mother's father each worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad back in the days when steam locomotives we're king. My father when he was a boy would watch the locomotives come into Harrisburg city on the Reading line which is now used by Norfolk Southern and he told me how powerful and loud they were with the drive wheels larger than a man stood.