Biografía:
Railroad Earth is a roots and Americana-based jamband from rural western Stillwater, New Jersey, USA. Their name stems from a Jack Kerouac poem "October in the Railroad Earth," and the band has a song by the same name. Railroad Earth's music combines elements of bluegrass, rock and roll, jazz, celtic and more, and the group is known for its extensive live improvisation and lyrical songwriting within an acoustic base.
The band members, already accomplished musicians, first came together in early 2001.
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Otras canciones:
- Been Down This Road Before
- Bird In A House
- Bird In The House
- Came Up Smilling
- Chains
- Day On The Sand
- For Love
- Hard Livin
- Long Walk Home
- Long Way To Go
- Lovin You
- Luxury Liner
- Mighty River
- Mountain Time
- On The Banks
- Potters Field
- Railroad Earth
- Real Love
- Seven Story Mountain
- Storms
- The Jupiter And The 119
- Wont You Come And Sing For Me
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
The Jupiter & The 119 (Todd Sheaffer) - [4/4], Key = F, Capo 7
G C G C
The Jupiter is gleaming, shining in the sun
G C G C
Everybody ready for the great cross country run
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story goin' down the wire ... goin' down the line?
G C G C
She's ready to be going breathing smoke & steam
G C G C
She edges on the iron and the crowd begins to scream
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story of the Jupiter and the 119?
G C G C
They fire off the cannons she blows a whistle blast
G C G C
Goes flying round the corner moving strong and moving fast
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story goin' down the wire ... goin' down the line?
C D Am G
The Jupiter is on the run heading for the setting sun
Em C
And when she rests, the east and west are tied
G
Wooooo wooooo
G C G C
Off from California from the Sacramento yard
G C G C
The 119 is moving pushing strong and pushing hard
G C G C
She's through the snowy mountains took them right in stride
G C G C
Crested the Sierras and went down the other side
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story going down the wire ... going down the line?
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story of the Jupiter and the 119?
G C G C
Across the grassed horizon across the giant plain
G C G C
Across a thousand miles of iron roars the mighty U.P. train
G C G C
She tops the Sherman summit a mighty feat of man
G C G C
Sails through echo canyon and across the dale creek span
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story going down the wire ... going down the line?
G C G C
Through the fiery desert the 119 has run
G C G C
Through the devil's gorge beneath the blazing fiery sun
G C G C
Through tunnels and through canyons cleared by shovel & by pick
G C G C
10,000 men who blasted, clawed and hauled with muscles thick
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story of the Jupiter and the 119?
C D Am G
The Jupiter is on the run heading for the setting sun
Em C
And when she rests, the east and west are tied
G
Wooooo wooooo
C
Wooooo wooooo
G
Wooooo wooooo
G C G C
They met in Promontory from the east and west they're here
G C G C
All across the country they've raised a mighty cheer
G C G C
The mighty trains are polished on the tracks they proudly rest
G C G C
The crowd's all gathered round them dressed up in their Sunday best
G C G C
A big brass band is playing it's a bright unclouded day
G C G C
The speaker's oratory and the bosses have their say
G C G C
The reverend says a prayer it's mercifully short
G C G C
The drunken rail-men laugh and the iron horses snort
G C G C
The engines move in closer they ease in down the line
G C G C
The champagne bottles pop so fill your glass it's toasting time
G C G C
The engines ease for meeting they're nose to nose alike
G C G C
They raise the silver hammer and they nail the golden spike
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story going down the wire ... going down the line?
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story of the Jupiter and the 119?
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story of the Jupiter and the 119?
G
Wooooo wooooo wooooo wooooo
G C G C
The Jupiter is gleaming, shining in the sun
G C G C
Everybody ready for the great cross country run
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story goin' down the wire ... goin' down the line?
G C G C
She's ready to be going breathing smoke & steam
G C G C
She edges on the iron and the crowd begins to scream
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story of the Jupiter and the 119?
G C G C
They fire off the cannons she blows a whistle blast
G C G C
Goes flying round the corner moving strong and moving fast
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story goin' down the wire ... goin' down the line?
C D Am G
The Jupiter is on the run heading for the setting sun
Em C
And when she rests, the east and west are tied
G
Wooooo wooooo
G C G C
Off from California from the Sacramento yard
G C G C
The 119 is moving pushing strong and pushing hard
G C G C
She's through the snowy mountains took them right in stride
G C G C
Crested the Sierras and went down the other side
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story going down the wire ... going down the line?
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story of the Jupiter and the 119?
G C G C
Across the grassed horizon across the giant plain
G C G C
Across a thousand miles of iron roars the mighty U.P. train
G C G C
She tops the Sherman summit a mighty feat of man
G C G C
Sails through echo canyon and across the dale creek span
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story going down the wire ... going down the line?
G C G C
Through the fiery desert the 119 has run
G C G C
Through the devil's gorge beneath the blazing fiery sun
G C G C
Through tunnels and through canyons cleared by shovel & by pick
G C G C
10,000 men who blasted, clawed and hauled with muscles thick
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story of the Jupiter and the 119?
C D Am G
The Jupiter is on the run heading for the setting sun
Em C
And when she rests, the east and west are tied
G
Wooooo wooooo
C
Wooooo wooooo
G
Wooooo wooooo
G C G C
They met in Promontory from the east and west they're here
G C G C
All across the country they've raised a mighty cheer
G C G C
The mighty trains are polished on the tracks they proudly rest
G C G C
The crowd's all gathered round them dressed up in their Sunday best
G C G C
A big brass band is playing it's a bright unclouded day
G C G C
The speaker's oratory and the bosses have their say
G C G C
The reverend says a prayer it's mercifully short
G C G C
The drunken rail-men laugh and the iron horses snort
G C G C
The engines move in closer they ease in down the line
G C G C
The champagne bottles pop so fill your glass it's toasting time
G C G C
The engines ease for meeting they're nose to nose alike
G C G C
They raise the silver hammer and they nail the golden spike
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story going down the wire ... going down the line?
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story of the Jupiter and the 119?
D C G
Tell me have you heard the story of the Jupiter and the 119?
G
Wooooo wooooo wooooo wooooo
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