Recordings
- "The Ballad of Casey Jones", Billy Murray (Edison Blue Amberol 1550, 1912)—Cylinder Preservation and Digitization Project.
- "Kassie Jones", Furry Lewis, 1928 (Included on Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music)
- 1932 American Folklife recording Abbott, Francis H. "Casey Jones" (mp3). Retrieved 2008-01-15.
- Pete Seeger
- Burl Ives Decca 29129
- Johnny Cash
- The Dixieaires 1949
- The Golden Gate Quartet 1960
- The New Christy Minstrels 1964, Columbia CS8987
- Milt Okun 1957, Baton BL1203
- Grateful Dead played live in 1970
- Robert DeCormier Singers Arabesque Z6675
- Drive Dull Care Away - Joe Hickerson - Folk-Legacy Records - 2002
- Spike Jones and his City Slickers - with new lyrics about Casey Jones Jr. who serves as a bombardier during World War II
- Merrill Jay Singers on Songs of the Railroad, Viking Record Company Ltd (1961) (a version with a happy ending).
- "Dr. Kinsey Report", The Jamaican Calypsonians - with new lyrics., 1955, Kalypso RL101 (included on Boogu Yagga Gal: Jamaican Mento 1950s )
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