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'RUNAWAY TRAIN' - SOUL ASYLUM | FRANKS BASS COVERS & TAB Thanks for listening 🙏 If you’d like to support the channel: $1 → paypal.me/franksbasscovers 'RUNAWAY TRAIN' - SOUL ASYLUM | FRANKS BASS COVERS & TAB Album: Grave Dancers Union The music video for "Runaway Train" featured photographs and names of missing children in the style of a public service announcement. At the 1994 ceremony, this won the Grammy Award for Best Rock Song, which went to its writer, Dave Pirner. Dave didn't attend the ceremony, as he didn't like the idea of proclaiming one song superior to another. When he won, Meat Loaf accepted the award on his behalf. Acoustic guitars are the lead instruments on this song, but listen carefully and you'll hear an organ in the mix. This was a Hammond B3 organ played by Booker T. Jones, who was a member of the group Booker T. & the M.G.'s ("Green Onions"). Jones played on many Soul classics of the '60s and '70s, mostly the Stax Records recordings, as his group served as their house band. Getting Jones was a coup for Soul Asylum, and an opportunity to let a master do his work - producer Michael Beinhorn flew to Los Angeles to record Jones, but gave him very little direction, as the organist had been around the block a few times and knew just what to play for the seven songs he contributed to on the album.