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Posted on 08/12/2005 6:49:37 PM PDT by MoJo2001


 

 


One Hit Wonders
(Voter Thread)
 

Welcome To The Canteen Music Dedication!!
In our continued effort to bring music themes that you want, we continue this week with our Canteen voted thread of One Hit Wonders!

This list was compiled from various sources. Some of you may disagree with an artist showing up in our One Hit Wonders list, but that's okay. We're not here to state that we are the authority on such matters. We're here to enjoy some music from popular artist (although, not popular for long) of their respective music eras.

There are many artists/songs that are considered One Hit Wonders. However, we don't have all day and night to list them. We've gotta sleep now and again! Hehehe!

We enjoy feedback. If you have requests, please ping laurenmarlowe on the thread or via FReepmail.

As always, we greatly appreciate the opportunity to entertain our Troops, Veterans, and their family members.

Enjoy!



 

 

Artist Song Artist Song

Neneh Cherry
*Related to Don Cherry and Eagle Eye Cherry. This song is 1989. 80s Hip Hop/Dance
 
Buffalo Stance Betty Harris
*This song forces one to almost cry at how she sounds singing it.
Cry me a river comes to mind!
Cry To Me

Teddy Bears
*The Shirelles are probably better known for this song.
 
To Know Him Is To Love Him Barry Mann
*Song from 1961
Who Put The Bomp

The Voxpoppers
*From 1958
 
Wishing For Your Love Hollywood Argyles
*From 1960
Alley Oop

The Gentrys
*From 1965
 
Keep On Dancing Amboy Dukes
*From 1968
Journey To The Center Of The Mind

Leapy Lee
*From 1968
 
Little Arrows Four Jacks & A Jill
*From 1968
Master Jack

Terry Jacks
*1974
 
Seasons In The Sun Carl Douglas
*From 1974
Kung Fu Fighting

Rosie & The Originals
*From 1976
 
Angel Baby The Knack
*From 1979
My Sharona

Anita Ward
*From 1979
 
Ring My Bell The Buggles
*From 1979
Video Killed The Radio Star

Amii Stewart
*From 1979
 
Knock On Wood Rupert Holmes
*From 1980
Escape (Pina Colada Song)

Buckner & Garcia
 
Pac Man Fever Dexy's Midnight Runners Come On Eileen

The Divinyls
*This song was rereleased in the 1990s.
 
I Touch Myself Falco Rock Me Amadeus

Gary Numan
 
Cars
Greg Kihn Band
*MoJo likes Weird Al Yankovic's parody of this tune!
 
Jeopardy

Harold Faltermeyer
*No Crazy Frog version tonight! WooHoo!!
 
Axel F Johnny Hates Jazz Shattered Dreams

Johnny Kemp
*VH1 obviously forgot about his awesome "Birthday Suit" song, huh?
 
Just Got Paid
Lipps, Inc
*MoJo and sibs annoyed the parents on a family vacation with this song. Who knew parents were so touchy!
 
Funkytown

Matthew Wilder
*A very chippy and happy song!
 
Break My Stride Men Without Hats
*Who remembers the midget from the video?
Safety Dance

 

Artist Song Artist Song

Modern English
*MoJo could've sworn they had another hit, but VH1 thinks otherwise. Oh well! Anyone else remember Nicholas Cage in "Valley Girl" and this song?
 
Melt With You Murray Head One Night In Bangkok

Real Life
*There was a white horse a chick and that's all remember about the video to this song!
 
Send Me An Angel Rick Astley
*Who was lamer? Rick or his brother Jon? LOL!
Never Gonna Give You Up

Scritti Politti
*Another great song to annoy the parental units on a long road trip!
 
Perfect Way Soft Cell
*How MoJo misses the 80s! What a great song!
Tainted Love

T'Pau
 
Heart and Soul
Terrence Trent Darby
*Whatever happened to him?
 
Wishing Well

Thomas Dolby
*A song that makes almost every 80s collection.
 
She Blinded Me With Me Science
The Belle Stars
*Song made popular thanks to "Rain Man". Remember that movie?
Remake of the Dixie Cups!
 
Iko Iko

Timex Social Club
*This group was created from members of Club Noveau. Both groups experienced One Hit Wonders!
 
Rumors Tom Cochran Life Is A Highway

Tommy Shaw
*From Styx to Solo Artist to Damn Yankees with Ted Nugent
 
Girls With Guns Kajagoogoo
*Stunned that Big Apple wasn't considered a hit!
Too Shy

Trio
*Volkswagen commercial made this song a hit!
 
Da Da Da Wall Of Voodoo Mexican Radio

When In Rome
*What does MoJo remember about these guys? They were cute! Hehe!
 
The Promise
Yello
*Ferris Bueller's Day Off and this song! Oh YEAH!
 
OH YEAH

Alana Davis
*If you ever have a chance, listen to her entire CD. What an incredible voice and range!
 
32 Flavors Billie Meyers Kiss The Rain

Chumbawumba
*Um, very British! How about that?
 
Tubthumping
Del Amitri
*Um, MoJo thinks there was a shopping cart in this video. Maybe not!
 
Roll With Me

Des'ree
*Loved this song until they used it in Promos for "Good Morning America". Nothing like killing a song!
 
Gotta Be
Sir Mix A Lot
*This song caused great distress to the NOW chicks. Meanwhile, the rest of us loved it.
Old School Rap!
 
Baby Got Back

Right Said Fred
*These dudes were strange, but a bumping overplayed song!
 
I'm Too Sexy
Billy Ray Cyrus
*MoJo disagrees with VH1 on this one. After all, the song "Some Gave All" was awesome!
 
Achy Breaky Heart

Joe Public
*One of those songs MoJo was sleepwalking through in the 90s.
 
Live and Learn Lisa Loeb
*MoJo kind of disagrees with this one as well, but oh well!
Stay

Tag Team
*90s Hip Hop/Rap
 
Whoomp! There It Is Gabrielle Dreams

 

Artist Song Artist Song

Craig Mack
*Hip Hop/Rap
 
Flava In Ya Ear Ini Kamoze Here Comes The Hotstepper

Wynona Carr
*A MoJo favorite!
 
Til The Well Runs Dry
Jeannie C. Riley
 
Harper Valley P.T.A

Bobby *Boris* Pickett
*Great song to scare little kids during Halloween!
 
Monster Mash The Contours
*Loved this song in the movie "Dirty Dancing".
Do You Love Me

The Bobbettes
 
Mr. Lee
Essex
 
Easier Said Than Done

Hollywood Flames
*TexasCowboy made an awesome music for our Troops with this song!
 
Buzz Buzz Buzz Jimmy Gilmer & The Fireballs Sugar Shack

Duice
*Jessica Simpson would love this song!
 
Daisy Dukes
JJ Fad
*Love people that talk fast? You'll love this song!
Old School Rap/Hip Hop
 
Supersonic

Kid Frost
*Latino Hip Hop/Rap
 
La Raza
Master Ace
*hotstreak loved this video because they were at a car show. Hello?
 
Born To Roll

Quad City DJs
*Choo choo train!
90s Hip Hop/Rap
 
Come On Ride The Train Skee Lo
*Rap/Hip Hop
Very funny song!
I Wish

RuPaul
*Okay! MoJo loves this song!
 What can I say?
 
Supermodel The Ad Libs Boy From New York City

Sheb Wooley
 
Purple People Eater The Trashmen Surfin' Bird

The Verve
 
Bittersweet Symphony Til Tuesday Voices Carry

The Kingsmen
 
Louie Louie
Rockwell
*Michael Jackson sings back up.
 
Somebody's Watching Me

Shannon
 
Let The Music Play Tracey Ullman They Don't Know

Peter Shilling
*English version of this song
 
Major Tom Linear Sending All My Love

Vanilla Ice
*There is so much MoJo could say, but I won't.
 
Ice Ice Baby
DMob and Cathy Dennis
*MoJo guesses Diva Betsy Ross could really get down to this song! WooHoo!
 
C'Mon and Get My Love

 

Artist Song Artist Song

Mellow Man Ace
*Bilingual Rapper
 
Mentirosa
(That would be *liar* for the Spanish inept out there like Ma!)
Kyper Tic Tac Toe

Oran *Juice* Jones
*Old School Rap
 
Walking In The Rain Archies
*Hmm...
Sugar Sugar

Guy Mitchell
 
Singing The Blues J. Frank Wilson
*A sad Oldies song!
Last Kiss

Thurston Harris
 
Little Bitty Pretty One EMF Unbelievable

Faith No More
*Not For Ma or Kids
 
Epic
Gerardo
*He was nice to look at! Um, oh the song? Well, it was sort of nice. Hehe!
 
Rico Suave

K7
*Don't click Ma, ok?
 
Come Baby Come
No Mercy
*Another 90s group that was nice to look at! Hehe!
Where did they go?
 
Where Do You Go

Portrait
 
Here We Go Again The Castaways Liar Liar

Wilbert Harrison
*First heard this song in the 80s when Kansas City was hosting the basketball NCAA championships! It stuck with MoJo forever!
 
Kansas City C Note Wait Till I Get Home

 

 


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To: laurenmarlowe
And another "thanks"--with the mp3 available, I thought there must have been a re-release since I quit looking. Sure enough, the album's available on CD (from the U.K.!), so Amazon just got to me for another shot of 60s nostalgia ;-).

I'm so stoked I think I'll get out the We Five CD. Now there's a two-hitter for you; two great albums, but nothing much after Beverly left, and she went nowhere on her own...

561 posted on 08/12/2005 11:54:19 PM PDT by umbagi (Monthly donor [entry level])
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To: Trident/Delta

Welcome to the Canteen Trident/Delta & Mrs. Trident/Delta! Our mission is to support the troops & their families but others will tell you that better than me.

So good to have you here & hope to see you often! *Hugs*


562 posted on 08/12/2005 11:56:11 PM PDT by AZamericonnie (~ www.ProudPatriots.org ~ coming soon ~Operation Semper Fi ~a field hospital~)
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To: Drumbo

Nice....thanks, Drumbo, for Spandau Ballet.


563 posted on 08/12/2005 11:57:40 PM PDT by Kathy in Alaska (~ www.ProudPatriots.org ~ coming soon ~Operation Semper Fi ~a field hospital~)
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To: All
Time for Sleep! I'll leave off with a pretty one and lots of 'splainin'.

Reflections of My Life
~ Marmalade ~


From the "Oh what a tangled web we weave" Department:

Marmalade is one of those groups that just seems to endure and is anything but "One Hit Wonders" - except that they essentually are ... They are best remembered today in the UK for one record, their cover of the Beatles' "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da," although they charted other European number one records and this Top Ten American single in the 1970s.

Their beginnings go back to 1961 when teenagers William "Junior" Campbell and Patrick Fairley met on Campbell's 14th birthday and discovered that they both enjoyed playing rock & roll and convinced singer Thomas McAleese — (who took the stage name Dean Ford) — to join. As Dean Ford & the Gaylords they sold well in their native Scotland, but never charted in England.

The group eventually took up residence in Wimbledon, just outside of London, and they met up with the Tremeloes, a band from London who'd had a pair of hit singles (including a chart-topper with "Do You Love Me") who came to their rescue. The two groups had played together and the Tremeloes admired the Gaylords' sound, so they suggested the band sign with their manager Peter Walsh who promptly changed their name to Marmalade.

Walsh got them work and bookings, most notably at London's famous Marquee Club, billed third behind a then-new outfit called Pink Floyd. The Marquee management, impressed with Marmalade's performance, eventually gave them a two-night a week billing.

Their representation by Walsh also got the band another crack at that most coveted of opportunities in music: a recording contract. In 1965, Columbia Records, the American label that had previously licensed its music for British release to English companies like EMI, purchased the British Oriole Records label and used it as the foundation for its own British label, CBS Records (the "Columbia" name being unavailable in England, as it was already trademarked and used in England by a division of EMI). Walsh got Marmalade signed to CBS Records, which was hungry for homegrown talent to augment their American release schedule (the company would later sign the Tremeloes as well). They also shared the same producer, Mike Smith, who later ran the Tremeloes' recording sessions.

Marmalade's first CBS single, "It's All Leading up to Saturday Night," and their second CBS single, "Can't Stop Now", never charted in England, but managed the unusual feat of becoming a regional hit in the United States, getting to number one on some charts in Ohio (It was all Bush's fault). They were getting a lot of exposure as well, including an appearance in the movie Subterfuge and television work on The Fantasist.

The group seemed poised for greatness. "I See the Rain," an original, become their third CBS single, described by Jimi Hendrix as the best British single of 1967. Somehow it never charted in England but did well in Holland, which resulted in a tour of the Netherlands and Germany. Their fourth CBS single, "Man in a Shop," didn't make the charts in England either.

The group was at a complete loss as to what to do or where to go from there. They'd given it their best shot and all they had to show for it was a demand for their music on the continent, but not at home. Finally, in early 1968, Marmalade decided to go for the most commercial sound they could live with and cut a pop/rock number called "Lovin' Things." This broke them through into the U.K. Top Ten, peaking at number six and selling 300,000 copies. The chart action was a welcome event and took some personal pressure off the band - but went unnoticed in the States.

Unfortunately, they'd also opened an artistic Pandora's Box. Having gone the commercial route, they now found the record company insisting that they stick with it. Songs that they didn't care for were foisted on them for follow-up singles, and they got too little time to record their debut LP, entitled There's a Lot of It About.

Disaster struck (though no one thought it disaster at the time) with their late 1968 single version of "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da." It was publisher Dick James who offered them the Beatles song ahead of the issue of The Beatles (aka "The White Album"). Marmalade cut the song not even knowing that it was a Lennon-McCartney composition.

It become a number one hit in England and sold millions of copies around the world, generating a massive amount of radio exposure. The problem was that it wasn't really what the group was about. Marmalade was much more influenced by American soul, folk-rock, and progressive rock, but they were being packaged into an image as a soft, bubblegum-type pop band.

And then, with a UK number one record behind them, they left the label. Their contract was up and CBS was eager to keep them, but their manager recognized that with that hit to their credit, they might never be in a better position to demand more favorable terms. English Decca, the label that had the Moody Blues, had (and lost) the Small Faces, and was in the process of losing the Rolling Stones, outbid CBS both in monetary terms and an offer of artistic freedom.

The group re-emerged in the winter of 1969 after nearly a year of inactivity with "Reflections of My Life," a daring original incorporating pop/rock and harder progressive elements, including some superb guitar work. It topped the English charts six weeks after its release, in the final week of January 1970, and finally broke the Top Ten American singles chart as well. They followed this up with the equally appealing (though less successful) "Rainbow," which charted in both England and America - but bot nearly as big a hit as "Reflections".

The LP Reflections of the Marmalade, proved to be something less than a success in Europe, owing to the sheer diversity of sounds on it that ranged from soulful rockers and harmony dominated progressive-sounding material to their covers of singer/songwriter-type repertory. The LP never found an audience in England, but did in America, where it was retitled Reflections of My Life and reached number 71 on the album charts on the strength of the single.

The group had an opportunity to open for Three Dog Night on a tour of America, who were then rapidly ascending to their peak of fame but, their manager turned it down, thus costing the group a chance to expose the full range of their music to millions of listeners who only really knew the one major hit.

By 1970, the band was beginning to show the first real signs of serious internal stress since their founding. The hefty advance they'd received from the label had been welcomed and their three initial singles (but especially "Reflections of My Life") had justified it. Now, however, they were being pressured to repeat their success, just when they were least able to pull together effectively. The bandmembers, pleased with the adulation they'd received, were eager to experiment in different directions, which created strains within the lineup.

Bandmembers began to come and go and lurid U.K. tabloid press (News of the World) focused on debauchery, but had the surprising result of commercially helping the group (in the UK at least). They got a number six British single out of "Raindancer" in the spring of 1972.

Just when it seemed as though they'd not only dodged a bullet, but turned its trajectory to their advantage, other members quit Marmalade. The surviving trio — left Decca and signed with EMI.

When the smoke cleared, Marmalade reinvented themselves once again as a hard rock boogie band in the manner of Status Quo. The lineup changes had taken their toll, however, and even if they'd been able to establish credibility in this new form, the door now seemed open for more exits and there wasn't much left of Marmalade.

Their history then took an utterly bizarre turn, one that anticipated the lawsuits over the use of classic group names that would become common in the 1990s. They had dropped the band's classic hits from their set, choosing to perform only their recent, heavier material in hopes of reinventing Marmalade. Audiences, however, were having none of it. They came to the shows expecting to hear at least some of the old hits, and got none.

Meanwhile, the group's ex-manager, Peter Walsh, knowing a good thing when he saw it, got some of the original members together with additional players, and put them on the road as "Vintage Marmalade", doing nothing but their old songs. Eventually, Marmalade gave up trying to reinvent themselves and the "vintage" group took over the original name.

Ford went off to a solo career while the "new" (actually the old) Marmalade got a recording contract in the mid-'70s and returned to the UK Top Ten in 1977 with "Falling Apart at the Seams."

This unit kept recording for the rest of the 1970s and since then, have kept Marmalade going as an oldies act, playing at cabarets and clubs and touring Holland and Germany. Like the latter-day Tremeloes, Marmalade, in whatever lineup they're sporting, can always find an audience, even a quarter century or more after their last chart entry.

For all intents and purposes, Marmalade's only National Top Ten hit in America was the timeless classic, "Reflections of My Life". That's my story and I'm stickin' to it.

G'nite!




564 posted on 08/12/2005 11:58:38 PM PDT by Drumbo ("Of course I have an attitude, I spent my life beating things for a living." - Drumbo Thunder)
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To: umbagi

I remember We Five from somewhere! I'll go look for some songs.

It seems that alot of 60's music has been digitally remastered. So, we've had alot of fun with our One Hit Wonders!

Thanks for joining us tonight.


565 posted on 08/12/2005 11:59:18 PM PDT by laurenmarlowe
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To: SevenofNine

If they keep blowing people up, there won't be any more people.


566 posted on 08/13/2005 12:01:45 AM PDT by Kathy in Alaska (~ www.ProudPatriots.org ~ coming soon ~Operation Semper Fi ~a field hospital~)
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To: Old Sarge; MoJo2001; 68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub; Kathy in Alaska; Fawnn; HiJinx; Radix; Spotsy; ...

Canteen Music Requests!
Incoming!
(Please support the artists below!)
 
If you would like to be added/removed from the Canteen Music Ping List, please FReepmail MoJo2001 or Kathy In Alaska

Caitiff Choir~It Dies Today

 
Sidenote:Tunes for troops. Hardcore Metal. Parental guidance suggested!!! Not for the Kiddo's!
*** Please ping laurenmarlowe to any song requests made on the thread. Thank you! ***

567 posted on 08/13/2005 12:02:45 AM PDT by AZamericonnie (~ www.ProudPatriots.org ~ coming soon ~Operation Semper Fi ~a field hospital~)
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To: Drumbo

Thank you, Thank you!


568 posted on 08/13/2005 12:04:35 AM PDT by EsmeraldaA
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To: All

Well, gotta hit the sack. Thanks for all the cool memories. It's been a while since I've heard a lot of these songs. Excellent thread! Keep rockin'. See ya tomorrow.

FWF


569 posted on 08/13/2005 12:06:57 AM PDT by FlingWingFlyer (We did not lose in Vietnam. We left.)
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To: 68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub; Kathy in Alaska; Fawnn; HiJinx; Radix; Spotsy; Diva Betsy Ross; ...



DJ SUNSHINE!

If you'd like to be added/removed from the Canteen Music Ping list,
please FReepmail MoJo2001 or Kathy In Alaska.
This is a HIGH VOLUME PING LIST!!
Please ping laurenmarlowe to any song requests on the thread!
Thank you!!

Genre: 80s

Falco - Rock Me Amadeus


Sidenote:
laurenmarlowe posted this song already, but I wanted to post a version
that hardly ever gets played anymore.
This gives you a brief rundown on what Amadeus did in life.
The song can be annoying, but the guy narrating is pretty slick.
This is the long extended American edit. There are actually 6 versions of this song not including the extended versions.


***PLEASE ping laurenmarlowe to any requests on the thread***
Thank you!
 

570 posted on 08/13/2005 12:08:18 AM PDT by MoJo2001 (www.proudpatriots.org (Support Our Troops)....12)
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To: FlingWingFlyer

Nite! Rest well, and see ya tomorrow!


571 posted on 08/13/2005 12:08:31 AM PDT by laurenmarlowe
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To: Drumbo; 68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub; MoJo2001; Fawnn; HiJinx; Radix; Spotsy; Diva Betsy Ross; ...

DJ SUNSHINE!

Welcome Troops, Veterans, Families, and Allies!
Canteen Music Requests
Incoming!
(Please support the artists below!)

If you would like to be added/removed from the
Canteen Music Ping List, please
FReepmail MoJo2001 or Kathy In Alaska

Sammy Kershaw ~ Me and Maxine

Sammy Kershaw ~ Ouch

Genre: Country

*** Please ping laurenmarlowe to any song requests
made on the thread. Thank you! ***

572 posted on 08/13/2005 12:11:27 AM PDT by Kathy in Alaska (~ www.ProudPatriots.org ~ coming soon ~Operation Semper Fi ~a field hospital~)
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To: MoJo2001

I do remember this version, LOL! It is really good.


573 posted on 08/13/2005 12:11:49 AM PDT by laurenmarlowe
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To: laurenmarlowe

That's the only version I can stomach for more than 5 minutes. I love the German version of this song. Although, I will spare everyone that version. Hehe!


574 posted on 08/13/2005 12:13:09 AM PDT by MoJo2001 (www.proudpatriots.org (Support Our Troops)....12)
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To: umbagi; 68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub; Kathy in Alaska; Fawnn; HiJinx; Radix; Spotsy; Diva Betsy Ross; ..

DJ SUNSHINE!

Music for our Troops, Veterans, and their families!!
Canteen Music Requests Incoming!
(Please support the artists below!)

If you would like to be added/removed from the
Canteen Music Ping List, please
FReepmail MoJo2001 or Kathy In Alaska

We Five~You Were On My Mind

Genre: 60's Classics

Suitable for MA and kids: YES!

*** Please ping laurenmarlowe to any song requests
made on the thread. Thank you! ***

575 posted on 08/13/2005 12:15:45 AM PDT by laurenmarlowe
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To: umbagi
Glad you stopped in today, umbagi, and thanks for your service to our country.


576 posted on 08/13/2005 12:19:02 AM PDT by Kathy in Alaska (~ www.ProudPatriots.org ~ coming soon ~Operation Semper Fi ~a field hospital~)
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To: Its_me_K.E.T.; WVNan

Thank you, Brian, 3rd ACR, for your service to America.
Prayers for your safety and success of mission.


577 posted on 08/13/2005 12:20:02 AM PDT by Kathy in Alaska (~ www.ProudPatriots.org ~ coming soon ~Operation Semper Fi ~a field hospital~)
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To: mabelkitty

Welcome to the Canteen, mabelkitty. Enjoy the music.


578 posted on 08/13/2005 12:21:38 AM PDT by Kathy in Alaska (~ www.ProudPatriots.org ~ coming soon ~Operation Semper Fi ~a field hospital~)
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To: Old Sarge; MoJo2001; 68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub; Kathy in Alaska; Fawnn; HiJinx; Radix; Spotsy; ...

Canteen Music Requests!
Incoming!
(Please support the artists below!)
 
If you would like to be added/removed from the Canteen Music Ping List, please FReepmail MoJo2001 or Kathy In Alaska

In Flames~Colony

 
Sidenote:Tunes for troops. Hardcore Metal. Parental guidance suggested!!! Not for the Kiddo's!
*** Please ping laurenmarlowe to any song requests made on the thread. Thank you! ***

579 posted on 08/13/2005 12:23:41 AM PDT by AZamericonnie (~ www.ProudPatriots.org ~ coming soon ~Operation Semper Fi ~a field hospital~)
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To: Kathy in Alaska; All

Creed~Lullaby


580 posted on 08/13/2005 12:29:20 AM PDT by AZamericonnie (~ www.ProudPatriots.org ~ coming soon ~Operation Semper Fi ~a field hospital~)
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