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1. He’s on “Mystery Train”, he’s on “Baby Let’s Play House”. Now I know the man, I’ve played with him. I know the band. But back then, just being able to get through “I’m Left, You’re Right, She’s Gone”, that was the epitome of guitar playing. And then “Mystery Train” and “Money Honey”.

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2. Jim Jarmusch’s indie anthology drama Mystery Train () is a fascinating story set in a dreary and desolate Memphis. With a backdrop of Elvis and rock n roll, Jarmusch directs Mystery Train to demonstrate how dirty, gritty, and eerie Memphis can be at night. Jarmusch gives his audience a cute romance drama, a sad drama, and a crime drama.

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3. Jul 10,  · The Band - Mystery Train (with Paul Butterfield) - 11/25/ - Winterland (Official) - Duration: The Band on MV 41, views.

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4. Long Train Runnin’ Make It Sweet Mama Tried Margaritaville Mercury Blues Much Too Young My Next Broken Heart Neon Moon Ocean Front Property Oh, Lonesome Me One More Last Chance One More Payment Past the Point of Rescue Peaceful Easy Feeling People Are Crazy Pink Cadillac Pancho and Lefty Pocket of a Clown Pop a Top Pretty Good at Drinking Beer.

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6. Mystery Train Lyrics: Play a little blues? Paul Butterfield / Train arrive 16 coaches long / Train arrive 16 coaches long / Well that long black train / Took my baby and gone / Train, train rollin.

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7. In late , ‘Mystery Train’ was recorded by a band led by Herman Parker. Herman better known as ‘Little Junior’ grew up in Clarksdale, Mississippi during the s.

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8. "Mystery Train" is a song written and recorded by American blues musician Junior Parker in Originally performed in the style of a Memphis blues or rhythm and blues tune, it was inspired by earlier songs and later became a popular rockabilly song, as first covered by .

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