Enjoy the relaxing "clickety-clack" sounds of riding a train in a vintage 1940's sleeping car over the bolted railroad track of yesteryear. This is not a collection of individual train sound effects or music, but a continuous hour-long soundtrack aboard a real train  especially recorded to capture the relaxing experience of passenger train travel. The conductor calls "All aboard" and the porter pulls up the steps and closes the vestibule door. There's a "toot" from the horn as the train eases out of the station.The faint sound of the locomotive's horn blows for railroad crossings with the occasional "ding-ding" of crossing signals as  you roll by city streets. The faint sounding of the horn and crossing bells become less frequent as the train accelerates into  the desert. If you find yourself dozing off as you listen, the gradual 10-minute fade at the end won't startle you awake.  Recorded by Hollywood sound designer and avid rail-fan Ken J. Johnson with state-of-the-art equipment.