- Ride to a song title or lyric (Bikers' Topics - Ride Stories) (Page: 3)

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wrote about 1 year ago

That was one of DAC's better songs. Written by Steve Goodman (you may remember him as the Author of "City of New Orleans") and DAC. Great Song DUDE!

Hey, and I always thought for some reason the "City Of New Orleans" was a Arlo Guthrie song...Don't know why...good info though ....Thanks Rex

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RexTheRoadDog wrote about 1 year ago

Steve Goodman was one of those Great Songwriters who never got the popular recognition he deserved. He was modestly successful and friend to many great recording artists. Sadly Leukemia took him in 1984. Do a wiki search and there is a short bio there. A good story on how City of New Orleans was recorded.

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wrote about 1 year ago

RexTheRoadDog wrote...

Steve Goodman was one of those Great Songwriters who never got the popular recognition he deserved. He was modestly successful and friend to many great recording artists. Sadly Leukemia took him in 1984. Do a wiki search and there is a short bio there. A good story on how City of New Orleans was recorded.

Cool!...I cherck it out for sure...

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It is not something that can be inherited, nor can it be purchased. No amount of money can buy it. It is not for sale and it may not be borrowed. It isn’t a birthright and it doesn’t come easily. It must be earned. It requires honor, courage, and commitment. It’s the result of hardwork and even spilled blood. It is a sacrifice. It remembers those lives that went before. Once earned, it can never be taken away. You, and the brotherhood of the corps, maintain it forever.