Oh-fer-two, so I guess that extrapolates to, "not well at all."  

I got OBS by the Stanleys, Through the Window of a Train by Blue Highway, Old Train by Tony Rice and Raised by the Railroad Line by Seldom Scene .... & I ain't braggin' or complainin' 

Funny, I was playing/singing all my Utah Philipps train songs yesterday and a few others. Fortunately it was in my banjo man cave and I evaded being arrested. banjered

Joe is no slouch!!!! He got those songs in about 2 seconds each, with confidence! I can do that on most of the old stuff, but not much of the new stuff (new means Chris Jones won't play it on TrueGrass). I couldn't do that well -- even knowing the un-announced category!

The only one I totally missed was Count Sparkula.

Black smoke arising and it surely is a train....Two Dollar Bill or Lost All My Money....lost my train of thought ...good subject.

Bringing in the Georgia Mail. Wabash Cannonball. Fireball Mail. Wreck of the Old No. 9. Steel Rails. Sunshine Special. Green Light on the Southern. Kansas City Railroad Blues. I'm Blue I'm Lonesome Too. Little Black Train. Big Black Train. I'm Gonna Ride that Freight Train. Southbound. Hear the Whistle Blow a Hundred Miles. George Alley's FFV (Engine 143), Train 45. I Hear a Choo Choo Coming. Riding that Midnight Train. Bound to Ride. My Dixie Home. Cannonball Blues. I'll Stay Around. Randall Collins.

Etc

Waiting for a Train, Cowboy Fireman (Trusty Lariat), Gospel Train, Blue Railroad Train, Casey (&) Bill, Milwaukee Blues, New River Train, John Henry, Ben Dewberry's Final Run, Southern Cannonball and more from Jimmie Rodgers.

Railroad Lady--my favorite skeezy waltz tune.

I'm missing the Mother Of All Train Songs, Steve Goodman's City Of New Orleans....

My favorite Steve Goodman /David Allan Coe train song is You Never Even Called Me By My Name.

Ben Dewberry (final run)
Wow! I only heard this sung by a fellow that ran the first and last name together.

Don't forget Rock Island Line!
My great grandad was the chief dispatcher for the Rock Island.