9000 was saved from the scrapper's torch. Retired from revenue service in 1956. The locomotive was donated to Los Angeles County Fairplex in Pomona, California for display today.
I love the superpower of the UP, and the fact that several examples of different supper power classes still exist, the prototype 9000 class locomotive, several big boys, 2 challengers, several DDA40Xs, and 2 turbines still operating or on static display is incredible
Just found this band a few days ago and I absolutely love these songs. Some of the lyrics almost make me tear up to know that the train is gone. But 9000 will be remembered as a legend of railroading.
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I can't decide which video I like more, "Roll On, Big Boy," or "Nine Thousand." It's a hard choice!! I love the musical energy of Big Boy and the different scenes of the countryside, particularly the snow. Images of the crowds around the train add to the energy. Nine Thousand is different in so many ways from Big Boy. The historical film footage really gives some depth to the viewer, and both the lyrics and Phil Brey's voice give it a lonesome, haunting quality, like the Northern Plains themselves. It's almost as if he's a ghost of one of the train's engineers, singing about its past glories. You kind of expect him to vanish as he's walking away, down the tracks. I think Nine Thousand has the edge . . .
@@Nebraska66 I have just made an lyrics for the music: *Title: Nine Thousand* ''Do you recall from yesterdays time? when steam was the king of the road, There was an engine who rolled the UP line, Nine thousand was her name she was her name, She was four and two and she had around the boo (caboose) with one hundred carts to pull up to the hill, but now she’s gone but her memory lingers on, Nine thousand was her name, Mighty drivers roar upon and heard no more from ó Valley she rolled to fame, The diesel won the race but cannot take her place, And they still say at night when the wind is blowing right you can hear the longsome whistle, How could I know I woud miss her so Nine Thousand was her name, And they still say at night when the wind is blowing right you can hear the longsome whistle, How could I know I woud miss her so Nine Thousand was her name, And They still say at night when the wind is blowing right you can hear the longsome whistle.''
This is a incredible song it feels your on the train and the sad and interesting mixed together makes a good song and even the voice makes a dark tone to it and the pictures too amazing
"And They still say at night when the wind is blowing right you can that whistle from that train" know that I can confirm I was in elpaso Texas for a few days with my family on a vacay and on our first night I had gotten up to use the bathroom when I thought I heard a whistle a long wholesome whistle and after doing some research I found that the whistle I heard was from a 9000
Thank you! We are currently in the studio mixing our latest song entitled "The Living Legend", about UP's 844 locomotive. I hesitate to give a time for release as we've delayed the release a few times already due to some non music matters to attend to and our experimentation with various song arrangements. Thanks for your patience and comment. Much appreciated!
Great tribute song about Union Pacific locomotive 9000 and great songs about railroad trains such as Big Boy 4014, and Westbound train with great video scenes on the Great Plains & Rockies. The Union Pacific railroad built Nebraska, Wyoming & Southern Idaho.
Hey you guys!! I just read the comments and everyone loves your music!! I’ve played this song Sooo many times I’ve lost count! And I guess getting old it’s hard not to cry!! Bobby >
This and "Roll on, Big Boy" are my favorite 2 songs of yours, and the timing of footage and music is perfect. As for the 9000 class, I find it fascinating. The 9000 class 4-12-2s marked the start of Union Pacific's "Horsepower addiction", which would end with the EMD DDA40X of 1969-1971. The 9000 class would've never existed in the first place without the Union Pacific's unique view of how to run a railroad: one locomotive per train, which the 9000s were designed to do. While the 9000 class of 4-12-2s were able to haul a 100-car freight train unaided, they unfortunately weren't flawless. The long, rigid wheelbase made it almost impossible to negotiate curves without damaging the track or wheels of the engine, and the 3-cylinder layout made them difficult to maintain. However, the 9000's flaws would lay the groundwork for Union Pacific's "Challenger" class of simple articulated 4-6-6-4s, which would, in turn, provide the foundation for the larger Big Boys, the articulation of both designs solving the shortcomings of the earlier 9000s. The 9000 class wouldn't just inspire designs in the U.S, however, as the Soviet AA20 4-14-4 was inspired by the 9000s. While the 9000s were at least able to handle the work given to them, to say the AA20 was a failure would be an understatement, being a poor steamer, overweight, destroying the track it ran on and derailing often. In the end, only a single AA20 would be built, being scrapped in 1960. While the 9000s were heavy haulers, their long wheelbase and inside middle cylinder meant that they were some of the first UP steam engines to be retired, from 1953-1956. While most of the 9000s were scrapped, No. 9000, the prototype and first one built, is on Display at the RailGiants Museum, with an air hose hooked up to the whistle, so it can be heard if a visitor pulls the whistle chain. So, while the 9000 class had flaws which limited their capabilities, it was because of the 9000's shortcomings that the Challengers and Big Boys were created.
@@loganbilbrey2414 Thanks for your interest! We’ll put your request in our inbox. My father, who is the songwriter, is currently writing a song on the UP 844 Living Legend. The Southern Pacific GS4 is a beautiful locomotive and I’m sure would be a great theme for a song. Thanks again!
Great song! Could you please do one about the Challengers and Northerns too? Fun fact: The 9000 class is one of the last surviving locomotives of its kind. A classic from the golden age of steam engines.
Absolutely love the song you made it remindes me of old-fashioned songs. I love that you found photos and videos of the locomotive in service. It's more than likely will not happen but if the U.P. steam crew or other steam franchise were to restore the 9000 locomotive ro running condition It would gain lots of attention.
Oh, this is interesting. Where Big Boy is the 'hairs on your back stand up' song, this triggers something else. Love the nostalgic hook that grabs you and makes you think about what has been (way before my time) To think your dad lived through this era. Beautiful!
I've looked for music that's more directly about trains but also not children's songs. I found Big Boy and then stumbled upon this, and when I heard this I knew I found the right song. The haunting feel of the tone is amazing. If you could release lyrics to it, that'd be awesome. Great work friends, hope to see more down the line.
Thank you very much. We greatly appreciate your support! We’ll go ahead and get the lyrics out. Thanks for this request. We’re working on more material and are planning to release another locomotive song about the UP Living Legend 844.
@@Nebraska66 That's epic! Also this is only just a suggestion for the future, could you eventually make a song about a locomotive on the East Coast? Ex. The Pennsylvania T1 Locomotive and its alleged speed of 140mph and the effort being made to resurrect it? Just a suggestion.
There is actually one survivor of the 9000 series with the first engine production for that line (9000) is on display at the rail giants railroad museum
If my grandpa heard this music he would love yall. Sadly he died in 2012. He loved trains and this old country music (ik its not old, but i mean it sounds old). Keep it up Nebraska. You make me proud to be a train lover. And my grandpa would be proud aswell
I’m sorry your grandpa passed back in 2012. We’re proud that you like our music and grateful you’re listening to it. I think your grandpa is listening as well up in heaven!
hello yet another brilliant song ad one that i will be watching and listening to ofetn so glad i found your channel please keep these songs coming. peter from birmingham uk
@@chelmswoodjunction Thanks for your interest! We would like to do a song on Challenger in the future. Currently, we’re working on a song about the UP 844 Living Legend.
Nebraska 66 must have been a state highway. Many trains cut through the Cornhusker State. 9000 must have been one legendary iron horse. Harold Warp Pioneer Village might be a rightful place for showing it off.
I don't know if it was a voice effect or something. But the robotic-like sound of mister breys singing really sells me on this. Its almost ghost like and i love it.
@@Nebraska66 GOD BLESS HIM!! This song is a tear jerker and I am in love with ghost train stories. He has a wonderful voice. This song is too underrated. I have to send it to more people in my train community!
The Living Legend 844 song is on its way. Currently, we’re arranging and mixing in the studio, then we’ll do the video. We can’t promise anything on the other locomotives, but we’ll keep these in mind. Thanks for your interest.
Fun fact: The 9000 series is one of the last surviving locomotives of its kind. A classic from the golden age of steam. The first time I learned locomotives 9001-9087 were scrapped, it made me heartbroken. I felt sorry for these locomotives
9000 and her sisters were the largest engines to make use of the Gresley conjugated valve gear. Designed by Sir Nigel Gresley, who was the chief mechanical engineer of the London and North Eastern Railway this system used two hinged levers connected to the outer cylinder's valves to operate the inner cylinder's valve.
same i like the 3 cylinder speaking of the 9000 up steam loco.. it has one piston at the middle thats why you see lines at the end of the side piston just for the piston on the middle to work and generate more hp to the locomotive.
I live Southern California I heard a steam whistle and it was a clear night and I’m far away from any train museum but I can hear Diesel trains on track from 5 miles so it up to you to decide……
out of all that were built for the 9000 class, only one remains today on static display. number 9000 herself. the first, the prototype, and the survivor.
@@tiffanyhayes7767 Definitely a beautiful locomotive! I’ll throw your request into my Dad’s “In” box for a possible future composition, although I have to admit we’re a little backed up at this time. We’re currently finishing a new song on the UP 844. Thanks for the idea!
I downloaded this song as soon as it released. Love the music and has les me to start my own steam locomotive restoration project. Texas and Pacific 610 a 2-10-4 Texas type built by the Lima locomotive works
The Union Pacific #9000 is a 4-12-2 and she's on display at Railgiants Train Museum in Pomona California. The soviets thought they could rip off the #9000 with their AA20. But they screwed up super badly with the AA20. The #9000 Class suffered an accident after UP #9018 suffered a boiler explosion. #9000 is the only UP 9000 class left.
Well I loved that song. That reminded me of the entire 9000 class getting scraped except 9000. I’m so sad that 9052, 9031, 9030, and 9086 were gone. But I loved that song!😌
I like the 9000 Class! They were the big boys before big boy. Shame that 2 have been involved in boiler explosions and a good majority were scrapped, but at least they spared 9000 from scrap! btw nice song!
Do you recall, From yesterday's time? When steam was the king of the 'road? There was an engine, that rode the U.P Line, Nine thousand was her name... She was Four, Twelve, and two, And she had 'round the Blue, With one hundred cars to pull up to a hill. Now she is gone, but her memory lingers on, Nine thousand was her name... (Music) Mighty driver's roll, and up and heard no more, And rolled to the valley where she rolled to vain, The diesel won the race, but cannot take her place, Nine thousand was her name... (Music) And they still say at night, When the wind is blowing right, You can hear the lonesome whistle from that train... How could I know, That I would miss her so? Nine thousand was her name... And they still say at night, When the wind is blowing right, You can hear the lonesome whistle from that train... How could I know, That I would miss her so? Nine thousand was her name... (Music) End.
@@USSHistory10 Yes, we would eventually like to do a challenger song. We’ve hit a bit of a rough patch with some health issues with my mom but hope to resume writing, including a 3985 song.
The diesel won the race, but cannot take her place… that is very true. Great job with this song Nebraska 66
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I don't know why I like this song, but I REALLY like this song
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Same here
So do I. It is very haunting tribute to a great legendary historical train 🚂🚂🚂🚂 indeed.
9000 was saved from the scrapper's torch. Retired from revenue service in 1956. The locomotive was donated to Los Angeles County Fairplex in Pomona, California for display today.
Maybe they will revive her like they did with Big Boy 4014 someday.
Hopefully
Thanks for the info
She might need some adjustments on her wheels or other parts
You guys need more atantione and respekt and more subs i Love this song and roll om big boy sorry if i havet bad english its not My ferst lageg
I love the superpower of the UP, and the fact that several examples of different supper power classes still exist, the prototype 9000 class locomotive, several big boys, 2 challengers, several DDA40Xs, and 2 turbines still operating or on static display is incredible
Absolutely!
Just found this band a few days ago and I absolutely love these songs. Some of the lyrics almost make me tear up to know that the train is gone. But 9000 will be remembered as a legend of railroading.
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9000 actually survived into preservation.
@@MilesModelWorks i know
@@MilesModelWorksthe reason it says “now she is gone” is that 9000 is preserved and exists today but it’s gone as it no longer runs
@@aplane9625 Thanks for the clarification 👍
The 9000s had 3 cylinders, giving them that distinctive puff-puff-puff sound every exhaust blast.
Cool fact. Very interesting!
ah the distinctive 123 sound of a three cylinder locomotive just like the British A4s, A2s and A3s
she chuffs in 6/8 not 4/4 time
I absolutely love the depth and the tone of this song. It makes me thinks of the old days of railroading.
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Great song and awesome footage of the 9000 series. Back when railroading was King.
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I love this it reminds me to play or to build one steam enggine at our country in philipine
This brought a tear to my eyes. Thank you for keeping the memory of this magnificent titan alive.
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The actual thing survived
I can't decide which video I like more, "Roll On, Big Boy," or "Nine Thousand." It's a hard choice!!
I love the musical energy of Big Boy and the different scenes of the countryside, particularly the snow. Images of the crowds around the train add to the energy.
Nine Thousand is different in so many ways from Big Boy. The historical film footage really gives some depth to the viewer, and both the lyrics and Phil Brey's voice give it a lonesome, haunting quality, like the Northern Plains themselves. It's almost as if he's a ghost of one of the train's engineers, singing about its past glories. You kind of expect him to vanish as he's walking away, down the tracks.
I think Nine Thousand has the edge . . .
Cool! Thanks for your analysis of these two songs. We appreciate your comparison of and insight into these two productions.
I can't either!
Me to
@@Nebraska66 I have just made an lyrics for the music: *Title: Nine Thousand*
''Do you recall from yesterdays time? when steam was the king of the road, There was an engine who rolled the UP line, Nine thousand was her name she was her name, She was four and two and she had around the boo (caboose) with one hundred carts to pull up to the hill, but now she’s gone but her memory lingers on, Nine thousand was her name, Mighty drivers roar upon and heard no more from ó Valley she rolled to fame, The diesel won the race but cannot take her place, And they still say at night when the wind is blowing right you can hear the longsome whistle, How could I know I woud miss her so Nine Thousand was her name, And they still say at night when the wind is blowing right you can hear the longsome whistle, How could I know I woud miss her so Nine Thousand was her name, And They still say at night when the wind is blowing right you can hear the longsome whistle.''
@@Nebraska66 ...it's just because I have seen the lyrics on other musics such as *Legends On The Rails* (etc. - with other train musics)
You guys are my new favorite band you’re train songs are amazing!
Thanks very much!❤️
Seriously, all the songs from these guys are criminally under-rated
Thanks!
Yes
Exactly
This song is super underrated. The lyrics are amazing, the instrumental pieces are spectacular, and the combination of the two sounds amazing.
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@@Nebraska66 Anytime!
@@Nebraska66 I had my father (also a railfan) listen to this and he loved it!
@@dimwit47_ Thanks for sharing the song with your father! Much appreciated!So happy he likes it.
Although this was made quite long ago it's still great to this day.
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This is a incredible song it feels your on the train and the sad and interesting mixed together makes a good song and even the voice makes a dark tone to it and the pictures too amazing
Thank you!
"And They still say at night when the wind is blowing right you can that whistle from that train" know that I can confirm I was in elpaso Texas for a few days with my family on a vacay and on our first night I had gotten up to use the bathroom when I thought I heard a whistle a long wholesome whistle and after doing some research I found that the whistle I heard was from a 9000
No doubt you heard the 9000 series! “The diesel won the race, but cannot take her place”. Thanks for watching!
I read this comment when that part came up
Gave me chills reading this
@@Nebraska66 … awe
Damn, it's the toots of one of her brothers and sisters
We need more song songs like this for more famous engines
Thank you! We are currently in the studio mixing our latest song entitled "The Living Legend", about UP's 844 locomotive. I hesitate to give a time for release as we've delayed the release a few times already due to some non music matters to attend to and our experimentation with various song arrangements. Thanks for your patience and comment. Much appreciated!
@@Nebraska66 That's awesome! It will be hard to wait so long know the end result will be amazing! Keep up the good work.
Such a haunting song, beautiful, invokes the tones of Red Sovine, or Marty Robbins
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This song has an old feeling to it as looking like it is old, however it’s not. My grandma’s friend worked as a train man, not sure when however.
4 years, and i still love this.
me too, bud. (I say that like I know you but I don’t)
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On of my favourite song and band i rewatch this every day good job
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i love you all...enjoy your film very much...thank you all
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I’m glad up 9000 is still preserved
This song is just absolutely fantastic. Love it!
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I know this song in my old days
Nine thousand was her name
this song and big boy roll on are some of my fav from your band keep up the good work gents
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This music is beautiful ❤️
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this is my favorite song i ever. head in my entire life you did a amazing job 🙂
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Great tribute song about Union Pacific locomotive 9000 and great songs about railroad trains such as Big Boy 4014, and Westbound train with great video scenes on the Great Plains & Rockies. The Union Pacific railroad built Nebraska, Wyoming & Southern Idaho.
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Hey you guys!! I just read the comments and everyone loves your music!! I’ve played this song Sooo many times I’ve lost count! And I guess getting old it’s hard not to cry!! Bobby >
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This is an awesome song
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I honestly love this song and it's currently influenced me to get a lionel Union Pacific 9000
Cool! Enjoy the 9000 and thank you so much!
Me, too.
This and "Roll on, Big Boy" are my favorite 2 songs of yours, and the timing of footage and music is perfect.
As for the 9000 class, I find it fascinating. The 9000 class 4-12-2s marked the start of Union Pacific's "Horsepower addiction", which would end with the EMD DDA40X of 1969-1971.
The 9000 class would've never existed in the first place without the Union Pacific's unique view of how to run a railroad: one locomotive per train, which the 9000s were designed to do.
While the 9000 class of 4-12-2s were able to haul a 100-car freight train unaided, they unfortunately weren't flawless. The long, rigid wheelbase made it almost impossible to negotiate curves without damaging the track or wheels of the engine, and the 3-cylinder layout made them difficult to maintain.
However, the 9000's flaws would lay the groundwork for Union Pacific's "Challenger" class of simple articulated 4-6-6-4s, which would, in turn, provide the foundation for the larger Big Boys, the articulation of both designs solving the shortcomings of the earlier 9000s.
The 9000 class wouldn't just inspire designs in the U.S, however, as the Soviet AA20 4-14-4 was inspired by the 9000s. While the 9000s were at least able to handle the work given to them, to say the AA20 was a failure would be an understatement, being a poor steamer, overweight, destroying the track it ran on and derailing often. In the end, only a single AA20 would be built, being scrapped in 1960.
While the 9000s were heavy haulers, their long wheelbase and inside middle cylinder meant that they were some of the first UP steam engines to be retired, from 1953-1956.
While most of the 9000s were scrapped, No. 9000, the prototype and first one built, is on Display at the RailGiants Museum, with an air hose hooked up to the whistle, so it can be heard if a visitor pulls the whistle chain.
So, while the 9000 class had flaws which limited their capabilities, it was because of the 9000's shortcomings that the Challengers and Big Boys were created.
As always, very interesting. Thanks again for the info. Very interesting to us and I’m sure to many on the channel. We appreciate it! Roll On!
@@Nebraska66 if you could make a song on the Southern Pacific GS4 that would be fire
@@loganbilbrey2414 Thanks for your interest! We’ll put your request in our inbox. My father, who is the songwriter, is currently writing a song on the UP 844 Living Legend. The Southern Pacific GS4 is a beautiful locomotive and I’m sure would be a great theme for a song. Thanks again!
@@Nebraska66 i think 611 is better than 4449 but 2 great steam locomotives this song is fire tho
Great song! Could you please do one about the Challengers and Northerns too? Fun fact: The 9000 class is one of the last surviving locomotives of its kind. A classic from the golden age of steam engines.
Absolutely love the song you made it remindes me of old-fashioned songs. I love that you found photos and videos of the locomotive in service. It's more than likely will not happen but if the U.P. steam crew or other steam franchise were to restore the 9000 locomotive ro running condition It would gain lots of attention.
Absolutely, that would be quite a happening to get 9000 up and running.
Would be interesting, but 9000 is a slow and very long locomotive; it cannot traverse tight curves and wasn't made for speed
@@coloradongguy Plus the fact it was a *nightmare* to maintain with it's 3rd cylinder under the locomotive.
Now I suddenly have an obsession of 4-12-2s. 9000 was her name!
Yeah, 4014 is overrated and often gets mistaken for a girl
Doin good of a rare type of steam locomotive badass song thanks for the song
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Oh, this is interesting. Where Big Boy is the 'hairs on your back stand up' song, this triggers something else. Love the nostalgic hook that grabs you and makes you think about what has been (way before my time)
To think your dad lived through this era.
Beautiful!
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I've looked for music that's more directly about trains but also not children's songs. I found Big Boy and then stumbled upon this, and when I heard this I knew I found the right song. The haunting feel of the tone is amazing. If you could release lyrics to it, that'd be awesome. Great work friends, hope to see more down the line.
Thank you very much. We greatly appreciate your support! We’ll go ahead and get the lyrics out. Thanks for this request. We’re working on more material and are planning to release another locomotive song about the UP Living Legend 844.
@@Nebraska66 That's epic! Also this is only just a suggestion for the future, could you eventually make a song about a locomotive on the East Coast? Ex. The Pennsylvania T1 Locomotive and its alleged speed of 140mph and the effort being made to resurrect it? Just a suggestion.
@@staramas1733 Great suggestion! I’ll mention this to my dad who writes our songs. Thanks again for your support!
I like the song and up engine and roll on big boy
@@tiffanyhayes7767 Thank you!
Found you thanks to a comment on a railroad forum. Good tune! Thanks
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The Steam Engine will always be mans greatest accomplishment to create life, 9000 will live on as a Legend
Goodness this has been one of my favourite songs for a long time.
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This is so under rated this is amazing
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There is actually one survivor of the 9000 series with the first engine production for that line (9000) is on display at the rail giants railroad museum
9000 is my favorite union pacific steam locomotive
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Same
Imagine if 9000 was returned to service. I would die a happy man
absolutely beautiful song!
Great job
Much appreciated! Thank you!❤️🙏
I❤9000 train
If my grandpa heard this music he would love yall. Sadly he died in 2012. He loved trains and this old country music (ik its not old, but i mean it sounds old). Keep it up Nebraska. You make me proud to be a train lover. And my grandpa would be proud aswell
I’m sorry your grandpa passed back in 2012. We’re proud that you like our music and grateful you’re listening to it. I think your grandpa is listening as well up in heaven!
RIP
Rip
@@Nebraska66 …awe😭
hello
yet another brilliant song ad one that i will be watching and listening to ofetn so glad i found your channel please keep these songs coming.
peter from birmingham uk
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Please can we have a song on challenger please
@@chelmswoodjunction Thanks for your interest! We would like to do a song on Challenger in the future. Currently, we’re working on a song about the UP 844 Living Legend.
Nebraska 66 must have been a state highway. Many trains cut through the Cornhusker State. 9000 must have been one legendary iron horse. Harold Warp Pioneer Village might be a rightful place for showing it off.
I really like the 9000 series they are unique looking and I love this song aswell
Thank you very much!
I volunteer at RailGiants and every time I sit inside 9000’s cab, I can just imagine her jogging along at 50 mph and this song playing
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I don't know if it was a voice effect or something. But the robotic-like sound of mister breys singing really sells me on this. Its almost ghost like and i love it.
Thanks!
Agree
9000 sprits can be rember by this song even if was beatened its still in up!
If this is your voice singing. It gives me chills and a beautiful fatherly feeling. Thank you for gracing my ears with this 🙏
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@@Nebraska66 GOD BLESS HIM!!
This song is a tear jerker and I am in love with ghost train stories.
He has a wonderful voice. This song is too underrated. I have to send it to more people in my train community!
@@autumnk.1504 Thanks again! Your support is deeply appreciated! Thank you for forwarding the song to others. God bless you!
@@Nebraska66 any time sir 😀
@@autumnk.1504 Will do! You don’t have to call me sir😀just Mark!
I'd love to hear some songs about some of the other engines; such as UP 844, AT&SF 3751, or the N&W Allegheny class.
The Living Legend 844 song is on its way. Currently, we’re arranging and mixing in the studio, then we’ll do the video. We can’t promise anything on the other locomotives, but we’ll keep these in mind. Thanks for your interest.
Atleast we still have the real No. 1 of them all. 9000! YES BABY!😎
This is honestly my favorites song of your guys’
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@@Nebraska66 No problem!
Masterpiece- a lovely tribute not just to UP 9000 but steam in general
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“How would I know… that I would miss her so..”
Nine thousand was her name
#9000 may be one of the lesser known U.P. steamers nowadays and yet you put your heart and soul into this song. *Sniff* It almost brought me to tears.
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@@Nebraska66
You are very welcome.
Yalls songs are amazing. Could you do one on WMSR/C&O 1309?
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What's special about 1309?
Fun fact: The 9000 series is one of the last surviving locomotives of its kind. A classic from the golden age of steam. The first time I learned locomotives 9001-9087 were scrapped, it made me heartbroken. I felt sorry for these locomotives
That the same with me when I found out only one Caledonian 812 and one 415 Adams radial tank survived the torch
I love this song since 2023
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Great song....... well done. Roll on.
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Красивая песня и легендарный паровоз БИГ БОЙ !!!!!!!🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤❤
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No.9000: "Um.. I'm still alive..."
"I'm in a Museum..."
“Indeed . . . and maybe I’ll be restored and get back on the rails!”
@@Nebraska66 No.9000: "Somehow I highly doubt that..."
Yeah, I wouldn’t bet the farm on it happening but it’s fun to dream!
After listening to this song, I gotta say, the Union Pacific's 9000 class was one badass awesome 👍😎👌 American 🇺🇲🦅 🚂 Steam Train.
Absolutely! 🇺🇸
Very haunting melody . . .
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yeah it does have a haunting melody
She's the pride of the up line
I agree this song and big boy are my favorite
9000 and her sisters were the largest engines to make use of the Gresley conjugated valve gear. Designed by Sir Nigel Gresley, who was the chief mechanical engineer of the London and North Eastern Railway this system used two hinged levers connected to the outer cylinder's valves to operate the inner cylinder's valve.
This is very interesting. Thanks for sharing your knowledge of the inner workings of 9000 and thanks for all your support. It is greatly appreciated!
O my dear steam locomotive 🚂 ♥ ❤ I am very very miss you 😘 😢 ❤ ♥ 💕 💖
9000 is probably my favorite UP locomotive.
same i like the 3 cylinder
speaking of the 9000 up steam loco.. it has one piston at the middle thats why you see lines at the end of the side piston just for the piston on the middle to work and generate more hp to the locomotive.
She's the princess of steam
You need more attention and more subscribers i Love this song and roll on big boy
Thank you! Roll on!🎸
I live Southern California I heard a steam whistle and it was a clear night and I’m far away from any train museum but I can hear Diesel trains on track from 5 miles so it up to you to decide……
And they still say at night,
When the wind is blowing right
This make me almost cry and nostalgic
out of all that were built for the 9000 class, only one remains today on static display. number 9000 herself. the first, the prototype, and the survivor.
I like the way you did this song and roll on big boy
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Can you do one of the 611 class j
@@tiffanyhayes7767 Definitely a beautiful locomotive! I’ll throw your request into my Dad’s “In” box for a possible future composition, although I have to admit we’re a little backed up at this time. We’re currently finishing a new song on the UP 844. Thanks for the idea!
@@Nebraska66 ok
Well except the female parts
These engines were also assigned to Idaho, in the lonely spec on the map called King Hill.
It’s good to hear an important piece of rail equipment has been saved from its fate.
I downloaded this song as soon as it released. Love the music and has les me to start my own steam locomotive restoration project. Texas and Pacific 610 a 2-10-4 Texas type built by the Lima locomotive works
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@@Nebraska66 always
The Union Pacific #9000 is a 4-12-2 and she's on display at Railgiants Train Museum in Pomona California. The soviets thought they could rip off the #9000 with their AA20. But they screwed up super badly with the AA20. The #9000 Class suffered an accident after UP #9018 suffered a boiler explosion. #9000 is the only UP 9000 class left.
Another amazing video!!!!
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@@Nebraska66 I can’t wait to see y’all’s next big hit! Roll On with the good times
We’ll try to get back in the studio and do another railroad production with video. Thanks for your interest! Roll on!
@@Nebraska66 amen to that!
@@arlingtontrains7 👍
Well I loved that song. That reminded me of the entire 9000 class getting scraped except 9000. I’m so sad that 9052, 9031, 9030, and 9086 were gone. But I loved that song!😌
Thank you very much for the kind comments. Yes, it’s sad they’re gone.
I swear to god, if it's their problematic wheel arrangement I'm gonna get pissed
...Nine thousand?!?!
THATS IMPOSSIBLE!!!
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I like the 9000 Class! They were the big boys before big boy. Shame that 2 have been involved in boiler explosions and a good majority were scrapped, but at least they spared 9000 from scrap! btw nice song!
I like this song
Thanks so much! So happy you like our song!
Do you recall,
From yesterday's time?
When steam was the king of the 'road?
There was an engine, that rode the U.P Line,
Nine thousand was her name...
She was Four, Twelve, and two,
And she had 'round the Blue,
With one hundred cars to pull up to a hill.
Now she is gone, but her memory lingers on,
Nine thousand was her name...
(Music)
Mighty driver's roll, and up and heard no more,
And rolled to the valley where she rolled to vain,
The diesel won the race, but cannot take her place,
Nine thousand was her name...
(Music)
And they still say at night,
When the wind is blowing right,
You can hear the lonesome whistle from that train...
How could I know,
That I would miss her so?
Nine thousand was her name...
And they still say at night,
When the wind is blowing right,
You can hear the lonesome whistle from that train...
How could I know,
That I would miss her so?
Nine thousand was her name...
(Music)
End.
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@@Nebraska66:0 you replied!
But you're welcome!
Y’all are awesome
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@@Nebraska66 NP😀👍🏻
@@Nebraska66 thank you so much for your prompt response
@@emrilbennett8704 You’re quite welcome!👍
Get yourself someone who loves you as much as this man loves #9000.
Yall are awesome aint no way i cant say that. Good job!!!
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Someone just got a Lionel 9000!! I’m definitely looking into this! Bobby >
Even though 9000 may never run again, she has a home were she is safe, the Rail Giants Train museum in Pomona CA :)
A song of my 2nd favorite UP train
And it’s fabulous
I used this one in one of my videos I love this song
Thanks for using our song in your video!
Y’all ever considered a song for challenger?
@@USSHistory10 Yes, we would eventually like to do a challenger song. We’ve hit a bit of a rough patch with some health issues with my mom but hope to resume writing, including a 3985 song.
i love this song
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One word to describe this song: noice
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Here jimmy your gone but in my heart like the train you live on ❤😢
Wow nebraska 66 this is very impressive and also i hope you reach 2k subs!
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