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Proof that Horns are Musical Instruments – image 2

LAST EDITED ON Oct-09-02 AT 02:30 PM (EDT)

P32AC-DM engineer playing 'Jingle Bells', 'How Much Wood Can a Woodchuck Chuck', and 'Shave and a Haircut':
http://trainweb.org/mdamtrak199/trainsounds/concert1.wavTwo different F40 engineers playing 'Jingle Bells' and 'Shave and a Haircut':
http://trainweb.org/mdamtrak199/trainsounds/394jb.wav
http://trainweb.org/mdamtrak199/trainsounds/316jb.wavFL9 engineer playing 'Jingle Bells':
http://trainweb.org/mdamtrak199/trainsounds/fl9jb.wavProof that Horns are Musical Instruments – image 3

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RE: Proof that Horns are Musical Instruments:

The engineer who used to take the Rio Grande Zephyr into Salt Lake used to play "Sahe and a Hiarcut"..., but that "Jingle Bells"..that's great!Thanks!!

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