4th of July specific tunes.

[olson_jr]

 

[Worried Man]

I have always thought of soul and jazz as America's own true, homegrown art forms. I'll play some soul and jazz today in honor of that idea. Some Marvin Gaye, some Diana Ross, some John Coltrane, perhaps some OutKast.

 

[squirrelnest]

 

[jcamero]

I'm really tempted to build a small float around a garden tractor wagon, with the Grateful Dead's "Uncle Sam" standing at a podium. Then find a good DC powered chip amp, a Walkman CD player, a pair of CV speakers, then blast the song on a loop throughout the entire parade. Maybe add Woody's "This Land is Your Land" for good measure.

Grateful Dead - U.S. Blues

 

[olson_jr]

Joe Policastro Trio "America"

 

[olson_jr]

Donna the Buffalo – America

America, so beautiful
oh you know its so wonderful and clean
America, so beautiful
Its the only place that I've ever seen

 

[ConradH]

Johnny Horton, Battle of New Orleans from the Greatest Hits LP. We also watched National Treasure.

 

[Zeego]

First spin today will be:

 

[grillebilly]

Hey mo fo's

 

[olson_jr]

Hey mo fo's

Damn...

 

[chicks]

 

[tubed]

 

[fdrennen]

First spin today will be:

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I played that yesterday

 

[Mr Creosote]

 

[SA-708]

I have the day off from a community theatre production of the show 1776, so of course I'm listening to the cast album.

 

[exhippy]

This was already mentioned, but I'm going to bring it to ya!

.

 

[Christian B]

For the 4th: Kate Smith at Carnegie Hall, ending with God Bless America. RCA LPM-2819

 

[tubed]