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Reposted @bactonmusic Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page performing Train Kept A-Rollin’ with The Yardbirds
(1967)

This song is about a guy who is blown away by a woman, but he has to act cool to make sure he doesn’t scare her away. The train rolling is in reference to sex

Written by Tiny Bradshaw, Howard Kay, and Lois Mann, this song was originally performed by Tiny Bradshaw’s Big Band in 1951. Johnny Burnette recorded a rock version in 1956, and The Yardbirds popularized the song with their rendition in 1965. Aerosmith covered it in 1974, often playing the song as their encore in their early years. In the ‘60s, Aerosmith were on the same bill as The Yardbirds for some shows, and former Yardbird Jeff Beck opened some shows for them in the ‘70s

When Jimmy Page joined the band and he was playing lead guitar with Jeff Beck, the Yardbirds appeared in the 1966 Michelangelo Antonioni film Blowup playing a new version of this song re-titled “Stroll On.” The Yardbirds appeared as a band in the film, which is about a London fashion photographer who may have witnessed a murder. It was one of the first major films with a full frontal nudity scene

Credit: https://www.songfacts.com/facts/the-yardbirds/train-kept-a-rollin

Video: YouTube/MartinVoice1

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