Favorite Workin or Playin Songs .Freeper Canteen 5~6~22

[fatima]

~Favorite Workin or Playin Songs~





Colt Ford - Workin' On (Official Music Video)

*Video*

Stand By Me | Playing For Change Band | Live in Brazil

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op thread

[BradyLS]

Another great one!

[left that other site]

That’s a song, of course.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

"Working on the Railroad"

Yeah, me, too. We sang that and many more American heritage songs in elementary and junior high. Those were so great. I still love "Working on the Railroad" and "Home on the Range." We took long car trips every two years from upstate New York to visit many relatives in the West and those songs always conjured up images of the west in me.

[Fiji Hill]

I've Ben Working on the Railroad--Paul Tremaine's Orchestra (1929)

[left that other site]

The song speaks for many of us!

[fatima]

Going to run,thank to everyone who help with the Troop Thread.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Canned Heat — I haven’t heard of them in decades. I loved their first album in high school and college. I remember “Let’s Work Together.” Great song!

[Kathy in Alaska]

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[Fiji Hill]

Pipeliner's Blues--Moon Mullican (1952)

[BradyLS]

For the lulz: “Halleleuja, I’m a Bum!”

[dfwgator]

Just Got Paid - ZZ Top

[ProtectOurFreedom]

LOL...that’s a fun story! I’m sure she was 100% joshing, right?

[BradyLS]

Also for the lulz: “Couch Surfin’” —The Reverend Horton Heat

[bankwalker]

Playing With Fire - The Rolling Stones

[ProtectOurFreedom]

We had a small, intimate teen venue like that in the western suburbs of St. Louis. They were able to book acts that hadn’t yet hit the big time. I remember seeing Tod Rundgren and Nazz! there around 1968. The psychedelic-tinged garage rock outfit had just released their debut album with “Hello It’s Me” on it which didn’t become a smash hit until Rundgren re-recorded it for his 1972 solo album “Something/Anything?”

[GSWarrior]

https://youtu.be/QO5dcW0P75M

The Godfathers - Birth School Work Death

[Michael.SF.]

Oh, yeah. 47 years this September!

If she had not been joking we would not have made it this far!

[Cecily]

Can I Put You On - Elton John

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpiFtl1aUr4

[shadowlands1960]

Wichita Lineman - Glen Campbell

[Fiji Hill]

Despite the 1958 recession, these two guys found employment doing similar tasks. Smokey Robinson (of the Miracles) didn't like his job, but James Sheppard (of the Heartbeats) loved his.

Got a Job--The Miracles

I Found a Job--The Heartbeats