WABASH Cannonball Music Video

[@railfanadam1944]

My favorite version to this song, great video and layouts!!

[@TrainGuru]

It is my favorite too!

[@melmen2379]

Theres never been a better cover of this song. Its so calming

[@moshedayl3064]

I wish I could find this version on Spotify or some other site/service. Fred Holstein's version of Wabash Cannonball was the first one I heard and it had a pretty profound effect on me.

[@officialpennsyjoe]

Hello, did this video get demonetized with the audio recording of this version for "The Wabash Cannonball"? Or is this not on KZbin music? I am curious, because I would like to use this song for video purposes, and I want to make sure it is not making any violations.

[@TrainGuru]

You are allowed to use this rendition of the song for parody purposes, since it is putting a new spin on the original.

[@moonwacher459]

Was that a Heisler at the very end or another type of gear train

[@TrainGuru]

It was indeed a Heisler.

[@q.h.s5051]

Brings me back 16 years

[@TrainGuru]

Oh yes it does!

[@superjesse645]

It's like a step back to 2007. :)

[@TrainGuru]

No kidding!

[@BlueCometEntertainment347]

Who is singing the song?

[@TrainGuru]

The original audio was from I Love Toy Trains. But the original song writer was Johnny Cash.

[@BlueCometEntertainment347]

But I don't know who's actually the singer in the I Love Toy Trains video.

[@TrainGuru]

I don’t who sung this song in I Love Toy Trains. But... this song is good and catchy!

[@stephencantnmbrs]

4294 Productions It’s a hallmark, and maybe even the first song I’ve ever listened to in my life. I used to love this song a lot as a kid.

[@WilliamCreator57]

Fred Holstein

[@blayzelynn2000]

Who’s Fred Holstein?

[@TrainGuru]

Fred Holstein was an American folk music singer. Holstein was a prominent figure in the Chicago folk music scene in the 1960s through 1980s.

[@FeatherWings78]

Who sings this?

[@TrainGuru]

Fred Holstein