HEY just letting you know that the song is great keep up the good work and continue to chase your dreams and also check out my single Love that lasts a lifetime by Kenneth Warner and our Band page Suthern Accent

From a dead stand still this train starts out moving slow'n easy down the track. With a solo harmonica and rhythm spoons this train chugging down the track feels like the start of a ride on the orange blossom special. Cool fresh air starting to go faster and faster until she's at speed rocking and rolling down the track. The different instrument solos bring this songs energy level up to full steam and it feels like there is so much momentum behind the ensemble that this train is bound for glory. Finally after a whirlwind jam it all peaks then this amazing train starts to slow down, down, down. Then she pulls into the station and it's the end of this wild, wonderful ride and we get to sit and bask in the afterglow of this awesome experience.

Great work on Harmonica..it will enthusiasm in the crowd..is like life on the beginning slow..faster and faster and slow again..and stop..it is a Good Song and it will stay as an instrumental also..I do not see any problem to pitch it to AM / FM Radio Stations and Music Publishers..Good arrangement and nice vocal right for the song..I really like to know what the " Big People " in Music Industry will say..but I would like to see Your Bad Life on The Concert...I wish You good luck..

Hi Francois. Awesome harmonica skills. I like how the other instruments were gradually added in as the trip progressed. The song was very fast, which is great, but the words were kind of hard to understand if one didn't know the song before hand. It felt like a full trip, pulling out of the station, rolling through the country side, and then into the next station. Super. :) Keep up the great work. Blessings, Trev

Reminiscent of Train, Train, this spicy tune starts with a hopping instrumental. The vocal doesn't add much but the solo's make it worthwhile. Would surely get the weekend bar crowd on their feet and bouncing around. I like the guitar and the drums are very fast and active. All in all I enjoyed this one and would love to see them in a bar as they definitely have a lot of spunk and energy! Good job guys and keep rocking that country, bluegrass! :)

This is for sure a nice peace of Bluegrass music played with a lot of virtuosity. I like Bluegrass, however playing it that fast may be nice for a live performance to get your audience up to their feet, but listening to it on my stereo makes me nervous and I would probably turn it down after a minute (my wife after ten seconds). I also didn't understand at full the structure of the song, I was expecting some more vocals once after they appeared. So you asked how I feel about your song, this is my honest answer.

What a bang if you like twang and true old traditional music, your band has that sound that is slipping away from us, keep up the good work Everything was right on key I enjoyed the tune. .Lester D.

Introduction started a little slow and then picked quickly. Harmonica playing is pretty good and this is true blue Bluegrass music. Not my style, but appreciate all types of music if it's done well. This song is more of a instrumental with lots of harmonica featured as the main instrument. Although I wouldn't choose to listen to this song again, it did showcase the performers talent instrumentally and not vocally.

Hey man, your song really rocks!! I love the harp intro. The lead guitarist is very tasteful, too. Loved the lyrics...I remember this old gospel song quite well. You did an excellent rendition! My only negative comment would be that the drums sound like "fake" drums, and not a live kit. There is no dynamic in them. But sir, that harp is REALLY cool!!!! I thoroughly enjoyed this song!! Best wishes!

This is not my style of music but this guy is talented. As people in the music business we have to listen with open ears, an open mind and let the music in. The only way to really judge music is to see if it effects your soul, and this music cetainly does.

This version of the Gospel classic of the song, This train, is a fast and energetic version. The prowess on the harmonica is dominant throughout and the player has a great understanding of the instrument. The drums are definitely fast country but with a hint of punk. Sometimes it sounds like Stewart Copeland was playing himself. The vocals are not bad but not great. NO DISRESPECT TO THE SINGER MEANT. I CAN TELL THAT ENGLISH IS NOT HIS FIRST LANGUAGE. This being the case, I was glad the song kept mainly an instrumental approach which was fresh and enjoyable albeit, quite fast. Thumbs up! Cheers!