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  1. Brian Casser began using the stage name “Casey Jones” with this band. Casser led the first notable beat group in Liverpool, Cass & The Cassanovas. Following the band’s demise, he formed Casey Jones & the Engineers and later, as leader of Casey Jones & the Governors, became successful in Germany in the mid-1960s achieving six top 40 singles.

  2. 1 de jul. de 2011 · Casey Jones and his EngineersBrian Casser=Casey Jones(Vocals)David Coleman(Lead Guitar)Roger Cook(Rhythm Guitar)Jim Redford(Bass)Peter Richards(Drums)※from G...

  3. Casey Jones And His Engineers – One Way Ticket: 16: Casey Jones And His Engineers – I'm Gonna Love: 17: Casey Jones And His Engineers – Tall Girl: 18: Casey Jones And His Engineers – Blue Tears: 19: Casey Jones And His Engineers – Don't Ha Ha, 1st Version: 20: Casey Jones And His Engineers – Long Gone Train: 21: Casey Jones And His ...

  4. 17 de ago. de 2023 · Tuesday was railroad engineer Casey Jones’ would-be 159th birthday. His life was cut short at 37 in a railroad crash. The infamous accident eventually made him a folk hero, with numerous ballads written about him throughout history, including tunes by such greats as Johnny Cash. John Luther Jones got the nickname Casey from his roots in Cayce ...

  5. ericclapton.com › pages › timeline-preview-2983hgec2Timeline – Eric Clapton

    10 de may. de 2023 · Eric joined Casey Jones & The Engineers and toured for the first time. He played seven gigs over several weeks on the Northern Beat and Cabaret Circuit. The first show took place at the Civic Hall in Macclesfield, Cheshire. Performances followed at The Oasis and the Belle Vue Amusement Park, both in Manchester.

  6. Casey Jones drove the engine on its first run 589 miles (948 km) from Chicago to Water Valley, Mississippi. Engineers, firemen, and brakemen did more than simply drive the train. They were also responsible for ensuring that the entire train was in good working order.

  7. 30 de abr. de 2015 · I t’s been 115 years since the fateful morning — April 30, 1900 — when railroad engineer John Luther Jones, called “Casey” after his hometown of Cayce, Ky., agreed to drive an extra ...