Wallace Saunders, an African-American engine wiper for the IC. Songs titled “Casey Jones”, usually about the crash or the engineer, have been recorded by Vernon Dalhart (Edison Disc recorded June 16, 1925), This Bike Is a Pipe Bomb, Feverfew (Blueboy (band)), Tom Russell, The New Christy Minstrels, Skillet Lickers, and the Grateful Dead. IWW activist Joe Hill wrote and sang a protest song parody of "The Ballad of Casey Jones". ″Casey Jones—the Union Scab″ portrays Jones as a strikebreaker at Southern Pacific. As his engine is badly in disrepair he crashes from a bridge, dies and goes to Heaven. There St. Peter wants him to break a strike of celestial musicians. The rebellious musicians form a local union and throw Casey down into Hell, where Satan urges him to shovel sulphur in the furnaces. Hill's version of the song was later performed and recorded by Utah Phillips, Pete Seeger, in Russian by Leonid Utyosov, and Hungarian by the Szirt Együttes. Songs about or related to Jones or the crash include: "J C Cohen" a parody by Allan Sherman "Casey Jones" – Johnny Cash "Do The Paranoid Style" – Bad Religion "Casey Jones" – Grateful Dead "Talking Casey" – Mississippi John Hurt "To the Dogs or Whoever" – Josh Ritter from The Historical Conquests of Josh Ritter "April the 14th Part 1" and "Ruination Day Part 2" – Gillian Welch from Time (The Revelator) — Casey Jones becomes a simile for another great collision, that of the RMS Titanic, on April 14, 1912. "St Luke's Summer" – Thea Gilmore from Rules For Jokers "KC Jones" – North Mississippi Allstars "Ridin' With the Driver" – Motörhead "Casey Jones Was His Name" – Hank Snow "Freight Train Boogie" – Marty Stuart "Knocking Down Casey Jones" – Wilmer Watts "What's Next to the Moon" – AC/DC “Casey Jones—the Union Scab” – Joe Hill "Casey Jones" – Gibson Bros. from "Big Pine Boogie" "Casey Jones" - This Bike is a Pipe Bomb "Casey Jones" – The Black "Casey Jones" – Claudia Lennear "The Ballad of Casey Jones" – Band of Annuals "Grist for the Malady Mill" – mewithoutYou "What Have They Done To The Trains" – Roy Acuff "Statecny Strojvudce" – Ladislav Vodicka "Strojvudce Prihoda" – Jiri Voskovec and Jan Werich "Casey Caught the Cannonball" - Jimbo Mathus "Casey's Last Ride" - Kris Kristofferson "Casey's Crazy Train" - DNatureofDTrain In the lyrics of their 1964