FReeper Canteen - Music Dedication - 14 Jan 2012

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

[Drumbo]

Play That Funky Music
~ Wild Cherry ~

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[luvie]

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[TASMANIANRED]

Evening Luvvy, Hugs.

[Publius]

Phil Sloan and Steve Barri still had a foothold at Screen Gems, and Jan & Dean took full advantage of it. This song is a masterpiece, and in late 1965 it was the last hit for Jan & Dean. It captures that operatic sense an adolescent male has when he finds someone very special, and his whole world opens up. It just nails the mood.

Jan & Dean: “I Found a Girl”

[luvie]

Howdy,Taz! (((hugs)))

Hope you have a nice quiet weekend...I assume you are working. :)

[luvie]

MY TUNES ARE DEDICATED TO TONGUE-TIED TONIGHT...RIP, HERO!

Brian Bromberg~Cantaloupe Island

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[TASMANIANRED]

We are doing just fine.

Runamouck is currently winterized and closed, however much planning in progress for spring.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good evening, Drumbo, and thanks for spinning tunes for the troops. ((HUGS))

[TASMANIANRED]

Do I owe you a happy Birthday?

Happy Birthday...

[luvie]

MY TUNES ARE DEDICATED TO TONGUE-TIED TONIGHT...RIP, HERO!

Beatles~If I Fell In Love With You

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[TASMANIANRED]

Evening Essy, Hugs.

Haven’t seen you in a long while.

[luvie]

MY TUNES ARE DEDICATED TO TONGUE-TIED TONIGHT...RIP, HERO!

Brian Culbertson~The House Of Music

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[Drumbo]

Hello Red,
No cataloging for me this year. My peppers and chilli powder was such a hit that folks all over the world are sending me seeds. I of course harvested seeds from my own peppers - about 7 varieties of Jalapenos, Habenaros, Savina Chillies and cherry peppers, but next year I have a treasure trove of new ones: Yellow Habaneros to go with my orange ones, Naga King Morich, Rocoto Canario and Chocolate Scotch Bonnets from Denmark, Czech Blacks and Aji Lemons and even some Ghost seeds (Trinidad Scorpion). I do hope I get to plant a garden this year - it’ll be smokin’!

[Drumbo]

We're An American Band
~ Grand Funk Railroad ~

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[EsmeraldaA]

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Tom Waits ((Live in Sydney) ~ Small Change/Big Spender (Coleman-Fields)

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[EsmeraldaA]

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Massive Attack ~ Small Time Shoot 'em Up

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[TASMANIANRED]

I’m loving the cow bell meme.

[STARWISE]

Tunes, Prayers & Gratitude For Our Amazing Vets, Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, Airmen, Coasties, Allies, Contractors & Families

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy ~~ Zoot Suit Riot

Al Jarreau ~~ Never Too Late

Boney James, Rick Braun ~~ Chain Reaction

Pat Metheny ~~ Traccia 9

Tony Bennett ~~ Put On A Happy Face

Bobby Darrin ~~ Dream Lover

Over 500 US troops return home - Fort Devens, MA ((Marines from Afghanistan - click pic for video))

[TASMANIANRED]

I best check that out.

We just missed one.

Got about 1/4 inch of snow that the winds took care off.

Probably blown to Ohio.

[Publius]

In 1965, the Turtles had just scored a hit with a Bob Dylan tune, and they picked up a Phil Sloan tune and got their second hit.

The Turtles: “Let Me Be”

P. F. Sloan recorded it himself a year later, and it sounds totally different. Here it’s a personal song, the lament of an outsider rather than a protest. Sloan’s performance turns it into a masterpiece.

P. F. Sloan: “Let Me Be”