FReeper Canteen - Tunes For Our Troops - 16 Aug 2014

Our Troops Rock!!!!!!!!!!!!! | Canteen DJ's

[luvie]

ROAD TRIP...FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA...DAY 2!

Mac Davis~Lubbock In My Rear View Mirror

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[Publius]

ROCKUMENTARY: AUGUST 16, 1965

#3 – Gary Lewis & the Playboys: “Save Your Heart for Me”

He could barely play drums, and his voice was so weak he had to over-dub himself to be heard. But with a producer like Snuff Garrett, miracles can happen. These recording sessions provided studio musicians like Leon Russell with a chance to be heard for the first time by a wide audience.

Gary Lewis & the Playboys: “Save Your Heart for Me”

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good evening, spel, and thank you for the Saturday evening edition of the Salsa Addiction Emergency Room! ((HUGS))

Hope you had a great Saturday.

[luvie]

ROAD TRIP...FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA...DAY 2!

Robert Earl Keen~Fightin' Texas Aggie

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[Publius]

ROCKUMENTARY: AUGUST 16, 1965

#27 – The Supremes: “Nothing But Heartaches”

Berry Gordy, Lamont Dozier and the Holland brothers continued their string of hits with the girls that made all of them amazingly rich.

The Supremes: “Nothing But Heartaches”

[left that other site]

Hello Publius! Thanks for the tunes this evening. These are from my “Good Ol’ Days!”

[luvie]

ROAD TRIP...FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA...DAY 2!

Arlo Guthrie~City Of New Orleans

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[Publius]

Yeah, I was a youngster in those days. Everything was so new and innocent. When I heard Ray Charles sing "Let's Go Get Stoned", I thought he was asking people to participate in a civil rights march.

[Publius]

ROCKUMENTARY: AUGUST 16, 1965

#2 – The Rolling Stones: “Satisfaction”

These guys had been on the charts since the first wave of the British Invasion, but this was the first time they had a hit that went all the way to #1. It was the biggest selling single of the year and was heavily blues flavored. It also violated the three minute rule and came in at over four minutes.

The Rolling Stones: “Satisfaction”

[luvie]

ROAD TRIP...FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA...DAY 2!

Lynyrd Skynyrd~Sweet Home Alabama

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[Publius]

ROCKUMENTARY: AUGUST 16, 1965

#14 – The Beatles: “Help”

This was another #1 hit for the Fab Four and the title song from the movie of the same name.

The Beatles: “Help”

[left that other site]

B-But...EVERYBODY Must Get Stoned!

I would not feel so all alone about that, Publius!

[luvie]

ROAD TRIP...FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA...DAY 2!

Bertie Higgins~Key Largo

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[Publius]

When I first heard Dylan’s “Rainy Day Women”, I was so innocent I thought he was singing about alcohol, not weed.

[luvie]

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Dan Siegel~Savanna(h)

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[left that other site]

Me too.

[Publius]

ROCKUMENTARY: AUGUST 16, 1965

#1 – Sonny & Cher: “I Got You Babe”

Salvatore Bono had been Phil Spector’s whipping boy for years. Spector would rant and rave at Sonny, and even fire pistols into the ceiling of his studio to intimidate the musicians. But it was Sonny who held things together.

He and the Armenian-gypsy girl Cherylin Sarkesian became an item when Cher sang background vocals for Spector. They started as a duo act, Ceasar and Cleo, in 1963 for Frank Sinatra’s label, but in 1965 they left and signed with Ahmet Ertegun at Atlantic. This was the start of a lucrative career that lasted until Cher divorced Sonny a decade later.

Catch the harpsichord, glockenspiel, oboe and bassoon in the arrangement. While Sonny was a gifted producer and songwriter, there was never any doubt who had the vocal chops in the duo. Even now, decades later, she hasn’t lost her touch.

Sonny & Cher: “I Got You Babe”

That’s it for tonight. In two weeks it’s 1966. Cue the Rockumentary theme!

San Remo Golden Strings: “Festival Time”

[luvie]

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John Fogerty~Blue Moon Of Kentucky

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Glenn Miller~Chatanooga Choo Choo

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Trace Atkins~Arlington

*Hand over heart....*

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