Shining Time Station - City of New Orleans

[@cheriblossom983]

This a truly beautiful version of this song❤

[@ShadowCatGambit]

I feel like this song captures a forgotten state of mind, heart and soul.

[@andyguerrette3014]

I love this version

[@PatrickDoran2319]

I wish there was a soundtrack version of this

[@megatronacepticon]

There is now, just came out a few hours ago. It even has an extra verse that this doesn't.

[@gnnascarfan2410]

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[@chriscarruth5147]

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[@alexarteaga-caseyjunior5098]

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[@stuartadamsrailfanningvideos]

This version of the song seems sad and emotional to me.

[@railhand87]

FYI to anyone reading this, the full version of this song is available on Spotify as of 2023.

[@mcrvids6860]

Do you know how to find it? There are lots of results.

[@railhand87]

@@mcrvids6860 Try typing in Rory Dodd in the search option, that'll get some of the Shine time station songs and albums as the first

[@railhand87]

Try typing in Rory Dodd in the search option

[@railhand87]

@@mcrvids6860 try looking under Rory Dodd. That should get you some of the songs in the search list

[@chriscarruth5147]

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[@seankolker]

Always been a great version

[@EnlightnMe48]

To this very day I still wonder how that guitar was played between the twins there😂

[@gracianocostilla1271]

Thank you for putting this song on

[@THOMASINTHE1980S]

Clever using Amtrak to replace the episode’s end credits.

[@emilysmith6897]

The funny thing is, this line was never run by steam locomotives like the Shining Time clips suggest. It was first pulled by EMD E7 diesel locomotives when it was introduced and was later taken over by Amtrak, and is still running under them today.

[@ThomasTankAlex01]

You're Leaving Shining Time Come Back Soon

[@carolsmall5443]

Air date December 26th 1991

[@kryptonianpowers]

Personally, I like this version better than the original version with Steve Goodman. It almost sounds like Larry Groce is singing it.

[@catherinefan32]

I remember this song made me sad as a kid

[@gnnascarfan2410]

At the time the song was written (1971), and to an extent even in 1991, the future of passenger rail in the United States was in question.

[@justinratcliffe947]

RIP Britt Allcroft