FReeper Canteen - Tunes for Troops/Wedding Celebration - 20 Oct 2012

Our Troops Rock! | The Canteen DJ/s

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The FReeper Canteen sends our best wishes....

Congratulations on your Nuptials Old Sarge & Bride of Old Sarge!

Your carriage awaits....

The banquet hall is prepared & let the feasting begin!

Word is that Ma baked this cake for you herself....

May thy life be long and happy,
Thy cares and sorrows few;
And the many friends around thee
Prove faithful, fond and true.
May your voyage through life be as happy and as free
As the dancing waves on the deep blue sea

Mendelssohn - The Wedding March

Celtic Woman - My Lagan Love

Roberta Flack - The First Time Ever I saw Your Face

Tony Bennett - The Way You Look Tonight

Barry White - My First, My Last, My Everything

Clarke - Trumpet Voluntary

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Sunday Morning Song
~ Howie Day ~

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A Song For You
~ Joe Cocker ~

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The Water Song
~ Colin James Hay ~

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September Song
~ Nat King Cole ~

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Life Song
~ Paul Anka ~

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The music page will open in a new window. There is the option of clicking on individual songs or clicking the Jukebox link. If you choose the Jukebox link then the page can be minimized while you continue surfing:

Saturday Afternoon Salsa for the TROOPS and their supporters everywhere!

Here is a list of the songs in the Jukebox:

Artist/s - Song Names:

Bloque 53 - El Vago

Bloque 53 - Ese Dolor

Bloque 53 - Estar Contigo

La Negramenta - Djame

La Negramenta - El Sastre

La Negramenta - La Ley

La Tremenda - Mulata

La Tremenda - No Escucha A Tiempo

La Tremenda - Number 1

Orquesta Sabadonga - Gata Montesa

Orquesta Sabadonga - Mi Cha Cha

Orquesta Sabadonga - Sediento De Rumba

Paul Lopez - Guaracha Variations

Paul Lopez - Mambo Di Paulo

Paul Lopez - Mi Columpio

Venezuela Salsa World Series - Ahora Yo Me Rio

Venezuela Salsa World Series - Canto A Ismael

Venezuela Salsa World Series - El Son Es Universal

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The Sire Of Sorrow (Job's Sad Song)
~ Joni Mitchell ~

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First Love Song
~ Luke Bryan ~

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Desert Song
~ Stanley Clarke ~

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Rachel's Song
~ Jeff Healey ~

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Song For You
~ Chicago ~

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I'll Write A Song For You
~ Earth, Wind & Fire ~

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Song For Donna
~ Gary Moore & Colosseum ~

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Samba Song
~ Chick Corea ~

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I Wanna Learn a Love Song
~ Harry Chapin ~

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A story about Lynyrd Skynyrd's 10th anniversary tragedy.

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A Classical tune for those who need to relax a bit

[MEG33]

Gorgeous, connie!!!

[PROCON]

Congrats and best wishes, Sarge!!

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In early 1975, while waiting for a call from the Navy to ship out to basic and attend the Armed Forces School of Music with hopes of joining Bob Hope's USO Tour of Southeast Asia, I got a call from a former high school chum named Steve Holland who had moved to Florida. He said he had given up drumming, switched to guitar and gotten a gig with a local band. They needed a sub-drummer for two weeks and Steve got me the gig. They paid my expenses and two weeks fees in advance. We rehearsed in a warehouse, played local clubs 3 nights a week and on weekends opened concerts along the Gulf Coast for Lynyrd Skynyrd who were already well on their way to super-stardom. Ronnie Van Zant was involved with Steve's band producing demos using Lynyrd Skynyrd's recording equipment and introducing them to industry pros and I recall him as a super nice guy. My two weeks with the band was memorable, and they ultimately offered me the seat, but, the Navy had finally called when someone retired or died and I went my own way, the USO tour cancelled due to Viet Nam winding down, but I became featured soloist in The US Navy Steel Band for their Bicentennial Tour of the US in 1976. Based at NSA New Orleans, we often drove to Jacksonville to catch Steve and the boys as they climbed the southern rock ladder and rubbed elbows with Skynyrd,.38 Special and the Allman's. In 1978, when Steve's band went Platinum with their first album, Molly Hatchet, I wondered if I had made the right decision. No regrets, but what a wild ride in "Gator Country".