Favorite Times of Day Songs.Tell us your Favorites.Freeper Canteen 5~1~15

[fatima]

~Favorite Times of Day Song's~





Van Morrison - Moondance

*Video*

Breakfast At Tiffany's - Deep Blue Something

*Video*

[Baynative]

Let's talk midnight:

AFTER MIDNIGHT JJ Cale (props to the Clapton cover, too)

Midnight Train to Georgia Gladys and the Pips

...and how about some MIDNIGHT SPECIAL by John Fogerty?

and it isn't quite midnight, but the NIGHT TRAIN was rollin' when James Brown came to play.

[fatima]

Slow Dance-Thanks TADSLOS (((((Hugs))))

Help Me Make It Through The Night
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45-6duFvfuI

[Intolerant in NJ]

No offense intended, but daughter says she's happy this isn't Just Hangin' night at the Canteen so she can get to play name those tunes. She and Mrs. I came up with:

Morning is Breaking - Neil Diamond
Night and Day - Sinatra
Saturday Night is the Loneliest Night of the Week - Sinatra
Saturday's Alright (for Fighting) - Elton John
In the Still of the Night - Five Satins
Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars - Antonio Carlos Jobim
Good Night, Sweatheart - The McGuire Sisters
Day Break - Barry Manilow
Day In - Day Out - Sinatra
Day by Day - Sinatra
Rainy Days and Mondays Always Get Me Down - The Mamas and The Papas
September Morn - Neil Diamond
It's a Beautiful Day - Michael Buble.....

[Fiji Hill]

My May Day Top 10

1. Stalin, Freund, Genosse (Stalin, friend and comrade)--Ernst Busch (1949)

2. Das Lied der Partei (The Song of the [Socialist Unity] Party)--Ernst Busch (1950)

3. Moskva-Pekin (Moscow-Beijing) (1950)

4. Plow Under--The Almanac Singers (1941)

5. Die Thälmann Kolonne (The Thälmann Battalion)--Ernst Busch (1938)

6. The Hammer Song--The Weavers (1949)

7. Shiroka Strana, Moya Rodnaya (vast country, my homeland)--Lyubov Orpova (1936)

8. Union Train--The Almanac Singers (1941)

9. Moskva-Pekin (Moscow-Beijing) (1950)

10. The Peekskill Story--The Weavers (1950)

[dfwgator]

Blue, Red and Grey (But I like every minute of the day)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyciW9P5ykM

[mylife]

A fine blast from the past.

[NCC-1701]

“Mr. Moonlight” - The Beatles

“Good Day Sunshine” - The Beatles

[ETL]

Nothing by commie Pete Seeger?
:)

He performed at Obama’s 2009 inauguration, btw.

[left that other site]

What about “Katyusha”?

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=katyusha+song&FORM=VIRE1#view=detail&mid=F5F8B8E837A8E36882F5F5F8B8E837A8E36882F5

Iz VWery nice!

[PROCON]

(((HUGS))) Fatima!

Has "Five O'clock World" by the Vogues been chosen?

[fatima]

Thanks aomagrat ((((Hugs))))

[mylife]

The Dukes Of Stratosphere (XTC)~25 O'clock

[Fiji Hill]

Katyusha--The State Jazz Orchestra (with Galina Fyodorovna) (1939)

[fatima]

Hi Clint N. Suhks ((((Hugs))))

[fatima]

Thanks Birdsbane (((((Hugs))))

[Retired Chemist]

Alan Jackson, Jimmy Buffett - It’s Five O’ Clock Somewhere

https://youtu.be/BPCjC543llU

[fatima]

Thanks JY8Z ((((Hugs)))))

[fatima]

Hi John 3-19-21 ((((Hugs))))

[fatima]

Thanks The Mayor ((((Hugs))))

[Fiji Hill]

Pete Seeger is on a few of those on my list. He belonged to the Almanac Singers and the Weavers. In 1941, when Stalin and Hitler were allies, the Almanacs released an anti-war album that included tunes such as "Plow Under," on my list, and The Ballad of October 16. When Hitler invaded the Soviet Union, the Almanacs turned on a dime and started cranking out pro-war songs such as Reuben James (1942).