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hwpDriving that train
High on cocaine
Casey Jones,
you better watch your speed
Trouble ahead
Trouble behind
And you know that notion
just crossed my mind
[ music ]
This old engine makes
it on time
Leaves central station
bout a quarter to nine
Hits river junction
at seventeen to
At a quarter to ten
you know its drivin again
Driving that train
High on cocaine
Casey Jones,
you better watch your speed
Trouble ahead
Trouble behind
And you know that notion
just crossed my mind
[ music ]
Drive your train, whoo!
[ music ]
Trouble with you
is the trouble with me
Got two good eyes
but still dont see
Come round the bend
you know its the end
The fireman screams
and the engine just gleams
Driving that train
high on cocaine
Casey Jones,
You better watch your speed
Trouble ahead
Trouble behind
And you know that notion
just crossed my mind
Driving that train high
on cocaine
Casey Jones,
you better watch your speed
Trouble ahead you know
Trouble behind
And you know that notion
just crossed my mind
And you know that notion
Just crossed my mind
[ guitar music ]
Goin down the road
feeling bad
Goin down
the road feeling bad
Goin down
the road feeling bad
Oh no, no
Dont wanna be treated
this way
Mama told me, son...
We were going
to get a whole bunch of...
acts together and do
a big festival.
And rather than do it
at one site,
I said, "Were going
To travel the country
On a private train."
[ music ]
Well, the normal mode
was to go into a ci...
fly into a city, do the show
and then leave.
So this was...
You were kind of...
more like a travelling circus.
Walker: I wanted it to be
a party, so I put...
amps and a Hammond B
and a drum kit in the bar car
and I set it up like that.
Oh, no, no
Dont wanna be treated
this way
It was unusual because
you never expected to...
to open a passenger
car door and...
and see a band playing,
you know.
Microphones and cameras and...
It was... it was not only
a concert on the stage,
it was a concert for
the entire travel.
The phrase thats
become common now
about leaving your ego
at the door,
we left... we left our egos at
the station, quite frankly
Walker: I had a hard time
getting C.N.
to agree to rent me the train.
Originally they told me that...
Id have to...
go from west to east,
and I said, you know, no way.
Its "Go west, young man."
[ music ]
And just imagine putting
a bunch of crazy musicians
together,
and... and telling them to go
have a good time,
try and have a good time.
Not a problem.
[ music ]
I knew that this was going
to be our home,
for the next week, you know
I said, "Wow,
what an adventure."
I thought, "This is really
In the spirit of...
of... of the music,
and of the times," you know,
in trying new things.
[ music ]
I said, "This going
to be exciting."
And the people they had
on there was exciting,
[ chuckling ]
as the train ride was.
[ music ]
It was a train full
of insane people,
careening across
the Canadian countryside,
making music night and day.
And then occasionally
wed get off the train
and go play a concert.
[ guitar music ]
Man: The Grateful Dead,
The Grateful Dead.
[ guitar music ]
[ wild cheering ]
Dont ease dont ease
Dont ease me in
Ive been all night long
coming home
Dont ease me in
I was standing on the corner
With a dollar in my hand
I was looking for a woman,
sweet mama
Didnt have no man
Dont ease dont ease
Dont ease me in
Ive been all night long
coming home
Dont ease me in
That girl I love
Shes sweet and true
And that dress she wears,
sweet mama
Its pink and blue
She brings me coffee
She brings me tea
You know she brings me every
darn thing
But the jailhouse key
Dont ease dont ease
Dont ease me in
Ive been all night long
coming home
Dont ease me in
[ music ]
Dont ease dont ease
Dont ease me in
Ive been all night long
coming home
Dont ease me in
I was walking down main
Deep Ellem too
You know all the women
round there
Got the texas blues
Dont ease dont ease
Dont ease me in
Ive been all night long
coming home
Dont ease me in
Dont ease dont ease
Dont ease me in
Ive been all night long
coming home
Dont ease me in
[ cheering ]
Garcia: Thank you.
And the idea of this festival
was an ingenious one.
Instead of, like,
getting everybody from
all over the continent
and everywhere to come
to one place,
it would be like the mountain
would go to Mohammed.
Like, you would
take this festival
to the various places,
and it was a great idea,
except, of course,
by this point, it...
it had reached Canada,
the idea that all these
festivals really should be free.
Just in front of the festival,
we received this leaflet,
that told people to boycott
buying tickets
for this festival.
And it said that, you know,
you know, this is our music.
$ . is an outrageous fee
and the festival should be free.
As I recall,
there were some people
who were quite vocal about
thinking that...
the musicians should be
playing...
We should be playing for free,
regardless of the expense
that it takes for us to get
there and...
and the fact that
we need to make a living,
details like that.
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