I'm Movin' OnHank Snow
I'm Movin' On
1950
Twenty-one weeks at number one, and a chugging beat that lets the train do all the talking.
★ 5.5
Twenty-one weeks at number one, and a chugging beat that lets the train do all the talking.
Recorded in 1936 with someone else singing lead, then cut again by Acuff in 1947, a train that never existed.

Cut in Hollywood in May 1941; nine months later RCA handed Miller the first gold record ever presented.

A teenage demo the band mocked as their Tom Petty song, until Gil Norton talked it onto Doolittle.

Two years after Junior Parker cut it at Sun, Moore's slapback guitar turned the same train into rockabilly.

Kraftwerk's rhythm rode a train across Europe, name-checked Bowie and Iggy Pop, then turned up inside Afrika Bambaataa's Planet Rock.