"Night Train" is a twelve-bar blues instrumental standard first recorded by Jimmy Forrest in 1951.
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| - "Night Train" is a twelve-bar blues instrumental standard first recorded by Jimmy Forrest in 1951.
- "Night Train" is an instrumental R&B standard; a popular vocal version was recorded by James Brown in 1962. The song is featured during the opening number on episode 206 of The Muppet Show. As Crazy Harry and a group of Whatnot soldiers participate in a bout of target practice with a cannon, they hit practically everything onstage except for the bullseye, eventually blowing a hole in the theatre wall next to Statler and Waldorf's box.
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| B-side
| - "Bolo Blues"
- "Why Does Everything Happen to Me"
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| - James Brown Presents His Band
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| - 1964(xsd:integer)
- Label of the original Jimmy Forrest single. Note the misspelling of Forrest's name.
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| Title
| - Billboard Best Selling Retail Rhythm & Blues Records number-one single
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| Before
| - "3 O' Clock Blues" by B.B. King
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| After
| - "Booted" by Roscoe Gordon
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| Cover
| - Night Train - Forest label.jpg
- nighttrainJB.jpg
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| Recorded
| - 1951-11-27(xsd:date)
- --02-09
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| Writer
| - * Oscar Washington
* Lewis P. Simpkins
* Jimmy Forrest
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| - "Night Train" is a twelve-bar blues instrumental standard first recorded by Jimmy Forrest in 1951.
- "Night Train" is an instrumental R&B standard; a popular vocal version was recorded by James Brown in 1962. The song is featured during the opening number on episode 206 of The Muppet Show. As Crazy Harry and a group of Whatnot soldiers participate in a bout of target practice with a cannon, they hit practically everything onstage except for the bullseye, eventually blowing a hole in the theatre wall next to Statler and Waldorf's box.
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