I find this video fascinating, especially the true sounds of the Chesapeake & Ohio's 2-6-6-6 Allegheny. Some of the music on the Norfolk and Western segment sounded more like a disco beat. I'd say in a disco rhythm; "Don't Give Up the Steam".

Originally released on VHS in 1991, this program covers a variety of Vintage Steam on the Baltimore & Ohio, Chesapeake & Ohio, & Norfolk & Western that was photographed by Mr. Fred McLeod with actual on-location sound in both Black & White & Color as well as stock footage from Guy Brant & Archie Julian used on other Sunday River titles like Baltimore & Ohio Steam from 1987, & Battle for the Blue Ridge with 1970's Disco Music being played on the N&W segment. Aside from the Non-Articulated engines with some double-headers & even pushing on the rear behind the caboose, the Articulated Locomotives seen in this title include the EM-1 2-8-8-4 Yellowstones, 2-6-6-6s with a mention of 1604 that has since been on display at the B&O Railroad Museum in Downtown Baltimore, Class A 2-6-6-4s, & Y Class 2-8-8-2s, not to mention the Experimental Engine: the Jawn Henry. Locations include Wilard Ohio, New Castle Pennsylvania, Youngstown Ohio, Connelesville, Mt. Jewett, Confluence Pennsylvania, Allegheny Summit, Williamsburg Virginia, Hinton West Virginia, Glasgow Virginia, Bluefield Virgina, Glen Lyn, the Blacksburg Line & Abingdon Branch with 4-8-0s, Norton, the Jewell Valley Branch with Pacifics 563 & Survivor 578 on a 1957 excursion, Walton, Blue Ridge, Vinton, & so much more.