FReeper Canteen - Memorial Day Weekend

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~Weekend Patriotic Music ~

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Tunes For The Troops

This weekend we honor all who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to America..

A heartfelt thank you to all who serve!!

This music is provided for the entertainment of our Troops, Veterans, Allies & their families!

Enjoy the variety of musical selections that the Canteen Deejays have provided throughout the thread. Please ping any DJ with your requests for the Troops.

All music is removed on Monday. Please Contact Kathy in Alaska or AZamericonnie to be added or removed from the music ping list.
Thanks to all the DeeJay's for their time & effort providing entertainment for the Troops!

*Canteen Mission Statement*

Showing support and boosting the morale of
our military and our allies military
and the family members of the above.
Honoring those who have served before.

Echo Taps	Semper Fidelis March
The Sun Harbor's Chorus -The Halls of Montezuma	U.S. Army Band - A Hero for Today
U.S. Army Band - Duty, Honor, Country	U.S. Army Band - Heroic Fanfare
U.S. Army Band - Hymn to the Fallen {From Saving Private Ryan}	U.S. Army Band - National Anthem
U.S. Army Band - The Armed Services Medley	U.S. Army Band - The Last Full Measure of Devotion
U.S. Army Band - This Is My Country	U.S. Army Band - We Were There
U.S. Army Field Band & Soldiers Chorus - God Bless the USA	U.S. Navy Sea Chanters - Eternal Father
United States Air Force Band - Battle Hymn of the Republic	United States Air Force Band - God Bless America
United States Air Force Band - Lord Guard and Guide	United States Air Force Band - The Higher We Fly
United States Coast Guard Tribute Semper Paratus	United States Marine Band - God Our Fathers
United States Marine Band - The Stars and Stripes Forever	United States Navy Band - Amazing Grace
United States Navy Band - America the Beautiful	United States Navy Band - Liberty Fanfare
US Air Force Song - Off We Go Into the Wild Blue Yonder	US Army Song - The Army Goes Rolling Along
US Navy Band -Anchors Aweigh	West Point March

Aaron Tippin - Where The Stars And Stripes And The Eagle Fly	Aaron Tippin - You've Got To Stand For Something
Alabama - Born Country	Alabama - Down Home
America - Tennessee Ernie Ford	America The Beautiful (Live) - Ronnie Milsap
Battle Hymn Of The Republic - Tennessee Ernie Ford	Big And Rich - 8Th Of November
Billy Gilman - There's a Hero	Billy Ray Cyrus - Some Gave All
Blackhawk - Days Of America	Brooks & Dunn - 'Til My Dyin' Day
Bruce Robinson - Travelin' Soldier	Buddy Jewell - Sweet Southern Comfort
Carolyn Dawn Johnson - Some Mother's Son	Charlie Daniels - Let Freedom Ring
Charlie Daniels Band - In America	Charlie Daniels Band - This Ain't No Rag, It's A Flag
Charlie Rich - America the Beautiful	Chely Wright - The Bumber Of My Suv
Charlie Daniels Band - My Beautiful America	Darryl Worley - Have You Forgotten
Dave Matthews Johnny Cash - For You	David Ball - Riding With Private Malone
Diamond Rio - One More Day	Due South - Joey and Laura
Dusty Drake - One Last Time	Elvis Presley - America The Beautiful [Live]
Five for Fighting - The Beautiful	Garth Brooks - Belleau Wood
Garth Brooks - We Shall Be Free	Montgomery Gentry - Tattoos and Scars
God Bless America (Live At Carnegie Hall) - Kate Smith	God Bless The U.S.A. - Lee Greenwood
Gretchen Wilson - Politically Uncorrect	Hank Williams Jr - Mr. Lincoln
Hank Williams Jr. - A Country Boy Can Survive	Hank Williams, Jr. - America Will Survive
India.Arie - Good Man	Jars of Clay - The Widowing Field
John Conlee - They Also Serve	John Michael Montgomery - Letters From Home
John Wayne America - Why I Love Her	Johnny Cash - The Ballad Of Ira Hayes
Johnny Cash Marty Robbins - Song of the Patriot	Johnny Cash - Ragged Old Flag
Willie Nelson - Living In The Promiseland	Katherine Jenkins - Hymn To The Fallen
Keni Thomas - Flags of Our Fathers	Keni Thomas - Hero
Keni Thomas - Not Me	Kenny Rogers - Homeland
Kenny Rogers - Long Arm Of The Law	Joseph Rizza MacKenzie, Joseph Kilna - Sgt. MacKenzie
LeAnn Rimes - God Bless America	Lee Greenwood - God Bless The U.S.A.
Lonestar - I'm Already There	Lonestar - My Front Porch Looking In
Lonestar - Somebody's Someone	Martina McBride - Blessed
Martina McBride - God Bless America	Mary Chapin Carpenter - My Dear Old Friend
Michael MacDonald & Jamie O'Neil - Not So Distant Day	Merle Haggard - Okie From Muskogee
Merle Haggard - The Fightin' Side of Me	Montgomery Gentry - Didn't I
Montgomery Gentry - My Town	Montgomery Gentry - You Do Your Thing
Mormon Tabernacle Choir - Battle Hymn Of The Republic	Neal McCoy - I'm Your Biggest Fan
Neal McCoy - The Last Of A Dying Breed	Oak Ridge Boys - American Made
The Mansions of the Lord (Suite)	Phil Vassar - American Child
Michael MacDonald - This Is God	Ralph Stanley II - Are You Proud Of America
Randy Travis - America Will Always Stand	Randy Travis - Heroes & Friends
Rascal Flatts - The Glory of Life	Ray Charles - America The Beautiful
Ricochet - The Star Spangled Banner	Sgt. Barry Sadler - Ballad of the Green Berets
Shooter Jennings - 4th Of July	Stars And Stripes Forever - Victory Military Band
Steven Curtis Chapman - Soldier	Sugarland - Everyday America
Tammy Cochran - I Believe	Taps history told by John Wayne
The Andrews Sisters - Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy	The Charlie Daniels Band - This Ain't No Rag, It's A Flag
The Star-Spangled Banner (Live At Carnegie Hall) - Bill Gaither Presents The Isaacs	The Warren Brothers - Hey Mr. President
This Land Is Your Land - Lee Greenwood	Toby Keith - courtesy of the red, white and blue (the angry american)
Toby Keith - live introduction by Toby of courtesy of the red, white, and blue (the angry american)	Trace Adkins - Arlington
Tracy Byrd - I'm From The Country	Tracy Lawrence - If I Don't Make It Back
Tracy Lawrence - If The World Had A Front Porch	Travis Tritt - What Say You
Waylon Jennings - America	Waylon Jennings - The Eagle
Willie Nelson - Living In The Promiseland	Your A Grand Old Flag - The Broadway Parade

Ray Manzarek met Jim Morrison at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where both studied as film students. After school had ended in 1965 Manzarek and Morrison met by chance on Venice Beach. Morrison told Ray he had written some songs, and Manzarek expressed an interest in hearing them. Morrison sang a rough version of the song "Moonlight Drive" and Manzarek liked it and co-founded the Doors with Morrison at that moment. Manzarek then recruited drummer John Densmore and guitarist Robby Krieger at a Transcendental Meditation lecture. The rest is acid-rock history. Ray was not just responsible for the formation of The Doors, he was an intergral part of their sound handling keyboards and bass lines. It was Ray who introduced Jim to the English writer Aldous Huxley whoses famous quote led to the band's name: "There is the known and the unknown, in between are doors."

On May 20, 2013, almost 32 years after Morrison's passing on July 3, 1971, Ray Manzarek lost his long battle with bile duct cancer at a hospital in Rosenheim, Germany, at the age of 74. Peace out Ray.

End Of The Night
~ The Doors ~

Near the end of Slingerland's Niles, Il. days, master builder Greg Hagwood (father of Bruce Hagwood, master builder & founder of RBH Drum Co., famous for Monarch™ Vintage Drums) hand-built 5 of these "Magnum-Force" kits commissioned by Nigel Olson for the 1984 world tour. 26" Double bass drums, 6 oversized toms (12', 13", 14', 15", 16" & 18"), consecutive serial numbers and a chrome finish over 9-ply rock maple shells. Nigel took 2 of the kits for his tour with Elton John (which I've heard were destroyed) and Phil Ehart of Kansas took 2 others (which may or may not be in a warehouse somewhere worse for road wear). That left the factory with the orphan kit which they displayed as the centerpiece at the '84 NAMM show where my man Eddie Hancock got them as part of a 600 kit contract for Alpha Music. They sat in his showroom for 2 more years as I (and every drummer on the east coast) drooled over the drums no one could afford. In 1986, after the demise of America's Slingerland company, my mother figured I had earned my dream kit and presented them to me after I won the Alpha Music "Beat-Off" competion and promptly sold the Pearl kit I won (and yes, Victor Wooton took the bass prize that year). The chrome cannons have served me well for 27 years and are my prize possesion which I refused to sell even during my recent turmoil. To the right collector, they are priceless.

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