FReeper Canteen ~ Saturday Night Jukebox: It's All About The Guys ~ 05 March 2005

[MoJo2001]

 

 

 

~ Saturday Night Jukebox ~

All Male Music Review!
Music all by Male Artist!
 

 

~ Welcome To The FReeper Canteen's Music Dedication ~

Welcome to the Canteen's All Male Music Review!

If you would like to request music, please do so on the thread, via FReepmail, or email us at musicrequests@canteenusa.com . All music will be removed on Monday. No exceptions. If you're caught hotlinking to our Dedication, we will ban your ISP. Thank you!

When requesting music, we ask that you give us either your initials, FReeper name, nickname, or location. Thank you!

As always, this Canteen Music Dedication is for our Troops, Veterans, and their families to enjoy. Its merely a way to offer a little entertainment to our brave heroes and their families. If you don't see anything you like, that's what the request option is for!

If you would like to be added to the Canteen Music ping list, please FReepmail MoJo2001 or Kathy In Alaska. Thank you!
 

 

Marty Robbins	Roy Orbison	David Seville
Georgie Fame	Lovin' Spoonful	Herman's Hermit
The Grateful Dead	Ludacris	The Hollies
Petey Pablo	Bob Wills	Jerry Lee Lewis
Three Dog Night	Johnnie Ray	Lou Reed
Billy Idol	Bill Haley & The Comets	Violent Femmes

 

Rick Springfield	Weezer	The Beastie Boys
The Everly Brothers	ABC	Don MacLean
The Allman Brothers	Alan Jackson	US3
Johnny Rivers	Sam and Dave	The Byrds
Conway Twitty	Harry James	The Rainbows
The Dillards	Yellotone	Deep Purple

 

 

Big Boy Henry	Otis Spann	The Crows
Buster Benton	The Stone Roses	P.O.D
Glen Gray	The Animals	Ray Stevens
Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes	Vaughn Monroe	Stealers Wheel
Redbone	Lynyrd Skynyrd	Autograph
Billy Joel	Chris Isaak	Dead Or Alive

 

Foreigner	Bobby Lewis	Gene Chandler
Uncle Kracker	Roger Miller	The Troggs
Johnny Paycheck	Bootsy Collins	Al Hirt
Freak Nasty	Joe Satriani	Frankie Miller
Ted Nugent	Ian Hunter	The Spin Doctors
Guns N Roses	Tom Jones	Mud

 

Curtis Mayfield	Benny Goodman	Johnny Kemp
Genesis	EMF	Def Leppard
Elton John	Godsmack	Lloyd Price
Esquierita	Kid Rock	Deadeye Dick
Lionel Hampton	George Gershwin	George Morgan
R.Kelly	Jay Z	Phil Vasser

 

New Edition	Toby Keith	Sons Of The Pioneers
Pearl Jam	Cledus T. Judd	Kenny Chesney
Radiohead	General Lee	Backyard Dog
Rascal Flatts	Brooks & Dunn	"Screamin" Jay Hawkins
Outkast	Nat King Cole	Supertramp

 

 

 

[Mrs.Nooseman]

It's my pleasure!

Keep up the good work.

[Mrs.Nooseman]

Good Morning,Tom!

[Kathy in Alaska]

We can't seem to beg, borrow, or steal any snow. Iditarod starts later this morning. SNOW WOULD HAVE BEEN NICE!! Stay safe from the t'storms.

[cedarswingman]

Good Morning to you.

[Mudboy Slim]

"Here Was A Man"
(To be spoken--Johnny Cash-like--over a lonely keyboard version of "Joy to the World")

"Here was a man...a man who was born in a small village, the son of a peasant woman. He grew up in another small village. Until He reached the age of thirty, He worked as a carpenter; then, for three years, He was a travelling minister. But He never travelled more than two hundred miles from where He was born, and where He did go, He usually walked. He never held political office, He never wrote a book, He never bought a home, He never had a family, He never went to college, and He never set foot inside a big city, yet...here was a man.

Here was a man...though He never did one of those things that you usually associate with greatness, He had no credentials but Himself. He had nothing to do with this World, except through the Divine Purpose that brought Him to this World.

While He was still a young man, the Tide of Popular Opinion turned against Him. Most of His FRiends ran away...one of them denied Him, one of them betrayed Him and turned Him over to his Enemies. Then, He went through the mockery of a Trial and was nailed to a Roman Cross between two thieves. And even while He was dying, His executioners gambled for the only piece of property He had in this World, and that was His robe, His Purple Robe. When He was dead, He was taken down from the cross and laid in a borrowed grave, provided by a compassionate FRiend.

More than Nineteen Centuries have come and gone, and today He's the Centerpiece of the Human Race, Our Leader, and the Column to Human Destiny. And I think I'm well within the mark when I say that All of the Armies that Ever Marched, All of the Navies that Ever Sailed, All of the Legislative Bodies that Ever Sat, and All of the Kings that Ever Reigned...All of Them Put Together have not affected the Life of Man on this Earth so Powerfully as that One Solitary Life...

Here was a man."

[Mrs.Nooseman]

How are you this morning?

[tomkow6]

Morning, Mud!

[acad1228]

Morning everybody

[Kathy in Alaska]

tx.....#750!!

[cedarswingman]

Did you write that. It sounds like a piece Gloria Gaiether wrote. It's excellent.

[Arrowhead1952]

Am I considered "regular"???

With that graphic . . . . . . well I guess.

[cedarswingman]

Very well thank you. How about you?

[Mudboy Slim]

Hey TK...so what's all this BS about it bein' "...all about the guys"? I smell a RAT...MUD

[Mrs.Nooseman]

LOL.

I woke up and read the posts that were posted after I went to bed and you made me laugh first thing this morning.

Thanks,Gramma!


Gramma,I hope you read this when you wake up!

*HUGS*

Mrs.N.

[Mudboy Slim]

No, I'm not sure who the original writer was, but Johnny Cash performed it on a Christmas CD I own...very powerful stuff.

Good morning...MUD

[Arrowhead1952]

God Bless America and GOD BLESS TEXAS!!!

Dittos to that.

[Mudboy Slim]

Good morning...do you have any pictures to share with us today? It's all fer the troops, y'know...

LOL...MUD

[Mrs.Nooseman]

I am doing great.
Still a little tired,but that is nothing a little coffee couldn't cure. LOL

I stayed up way past my bed time last night.
I was having to much fun in the Canteen.LOL

[Kathy in Alaska]

Trying to fulfill a last music request. It's not going well and I am falling asleep. It's almost 5am.

[Mrs.Nooseman]

Good Morning,Mudboy Slim!

Thanks for your excellent post!