Who wrote a train called the city of new orleans?
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Steve Goodman
City of New Orleans (song) City of New Orleans (train)
Who wrote a train called the city of new orleans?
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<b>City of New Orleans</b>&quot; is a country folk song <b>written</b> by Steve Goodman describing 
a <b>train</b> ride ... Dutch singer Gerard Cox produced a version <b>called</b> &quot;&#39;t Is weer 
voorbij die mooie zomer&quot; (The nice summer is over again) in 1973. Based on that
&nbsp;... The <b>City of New Orleans</b> is an Amtrak passenger <b>train</b> which operates on an 
overnight schedule between Chicago and New Orleans. The <b>train</b> is a successor 
to the Illinois Central Railroad&#39;s Panama Limited. The <b>original City of New</b> 
<b>Orleans</b> began in 1947 as part of the Illinois Central ... the <b>City of New Orleans</b> 
was one of four <b>trains</b> that <b>called</b> at Chicago&#39;s Central&nbsp;... Steven Benjamin Goodman (July 25, 1948 – September 20, 1984) was an 
American folk music singer-<b>songwriter</b> from Chicago. He <b>wrote</b> the song &quot;<b>City of</b> 
<b>New Orleans</b>,&quot; which was recorded by Arlo Guthrie ... The song, about the Illinois 
Central&#39;s <b>City of New Orleans train</b>, would become an American standard, 
covered by&nbsp;... The Panama Limited was a passenger <b>train</b> operated from 1911 to 1971 between 
Chicago, ... In 1947, the Illinois Central introduced the <b>City of New Orleans</b> as a 
daytime, all-coach companion to the ... A song immortalizing the <b>train</b> under its 
<b>original</b> name is credited to blues singer Bukka White, who recorded it in the 
1930s. <b>New Orleans</b> is a consolidated <b>city</b>-parish located along the Mississippi River in 
the ... Plessy boarded a commuter <b>train</b> departing <b>New Orleans</b> for Covington, ... 
Before Hurricane Katrina, the <b>city called</b> for the first mandatory evacuation in its ... 
The <b>New Year&#39;s</b> Eve 1963 snowstorm affected <b>New Orleans</b> and brought 4.5&nbsp;... Storyville was the red-light district of <b>New Orleans</b>, Louisiana, from 1897 to 1917. 
It was established by municipal ordinance under the <b>New Orleans City</b> Council, 
to regulate prostitution. Sidney Story, a <b>city</b> alderman, <b>wrote</b> guidelines and 
legislation to control ... A musical <b>called</b> Storyville in tribute to the historic <b>New</b> 
<b>Orleans</b> district is&nbsp;... Pennsylvania Station, also known as <b>New</b> York Penn Station or Penn Station, is 
the main ... The current facility is the remodeled underground remnant of the 
<b>original</b> ... Moynihan <b>Train</b> Hall, part of the Empire Station Complex, will add <b>new</b> 
... Michael M. Grynbaum later <b>called</b> Penn Station &quot;the ugly stepchild of the <b>city&#39;s</b> 
two&nbsp;... <b>City of New Orleans</b> is the thirtieth studio album by country musician Willie 
Nelson, released by Columbia Records. The title track was <b>written</b> and originally
&nbsp;... &quot;You Never Even <b>Called</b> Me by My Name&quot; is a song <b>written</b> by Steve Goodman 
and John Prine. ... despite success penning the folk-pop crossover &quot;<b>City of New</b> 
<b>Orleans</b>&quot;, was still considered an outsider and a neophyte. ... without mentioning 
a laundry list of clichés: &quot;Mama, or <b>trains</b>, or trucks, or prison, or getting drunk&quot;. In Seven Dreams, the characters take a journey by <b>train</b> from <b>New</b> York to <b>New</b> 
<b>Orleans</b>. The &quot;Second Dream&quot; was <b>called</b> &quot;The Conductor.&quot; In the last part of the&nbsp;...
Steve Goodman
City of New Orleans (song)