FReeper Canteen - Tunes For Our Troops - 9 Feb 2013

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

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Black Juju
~ Alice Cooper ~

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Looking for A Kiss
~ The New York Dolls ~

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Can I Sit Next To You Girl
~ AC/DC ~

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Calling Dr. Love
~ Kiss ~

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Bloodsucker
~ Deep Purple ~

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[Kathy in Alaska]

Cool song....heard about his passing earlier in the week.

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If You Don't Like Rock 'N' Roll
~ Rainbow ~

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Ziggy Stardust & The Spiders from Mars
~ David Bowie ~

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Roll Away The Stone
~ Mott The Hoople ~

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Are You Happy
~ Iron Butterfly ~

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[Publius]

Roger Miller had learned the basics from Sheb Wooley, who taught him guitar and bought him a fiddle. Desperate for a guitar of his own, he stole one from a store, for which he was given the choice of the Army or jail. He went into the Army and fought in Korea, a “graduate of the Clash of ‘52" as he was fond of saying. After Korea, he was hired by Minnie Pearl to play fiddle in her band and rubbed shoulders with George Jones, who got him his first recording session. He was a successful Country songwriter in the Fifties,

Miller went to Hollywood to be an actor in 1964 and signed up with the Smash label, recording “Dang Me” and “Chug-a-lug”, which became huge hits for him. This song gave him immortality and came in at #7 on March 9, 1965.

Roger Miller: “King of the Road”

[Kathy in Alaska]

Oh my gosh, JJ!! It is downright hot at your place!!

It's been 3 days of almost 40 degree days.
I have almost all the ice chipped off the driveway. It is 40 right now!

But look at all your snow, Lady J!!! Did you keep your power?

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Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
~ Ten Years After ~

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DOA
~ Bloodrock ~

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Bad Motor Scooter
~ Montrose ~

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[AZamericonnie]

I want to be her when I grow up! :)

Me Too! LOL LOVE her!

[Publius]

On March 7, 1965, the event known as Bloody Sunday occurred, when the Alabama State Police attacked voting rights marchers in Selma, Alabama, setting off a wave of national outrage. On March 9, the second march stopped short of the Pettus Bridge. Lyndon Johnson pressured Alabama Governor George Wallace to request a federal presence to protect the marchers from his own troopers, and with federal protection the march was completed a few weeks later. The national outrage gave Johnson the traction to push forward the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

Coming in at #46 on its way to the Top 20, Motown scored another hit. This is a very early music video shot at the Ford Mustang assembly plant when Detroit was still a viable city with manufacturing.

Martha & the Vandellas: “Nowhere to Run”

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Golden Country
~ REO Speedwagon ~

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Tinker Taylor
~ Terry Reid ~

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Sitting On Top Of The Room
~ Fanny Adams ~

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