FReeper Canteen ~ Tunes For Our Troops: Aretha Franklin ~ 25 August 2018

Our Troops Rock !! | The Canteen DJs

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Welcome to the Salsa Addiction Emergency Room!

We are all in critical condition here!

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Saturday Night Salsa for 08-25-2018 for the TROOPS and their supporters everywhere!

Here is a list of the songs in the Jukebox:

Artist/s - Song Names:

Bobby Sanabria - Mambo Adonis

Bobby Sanabria - Mambo Beat

Bobby Sanabria - Mambo Buddha

Cinrton Featuring The Soul Survivors - Hey There Lonely Girl

Cinrton Featuring The Soul Survivors - In My Heart

Cinrton Featuring The Soul Survivors - Island Breeze

Cubismo - Cumbanchero Featuring Kocani Orkestar

Cubismo - Delem Delem Featuring Josipa Lisaci Saban Bajramovi

Cubismo - El Cuarto De Tula

Dorance Lorza Y Sexteto Cafe - El Titere

Dorance Lorza Y Sexteto Cafe - Guaguanco En Mi Barrio

Dorance Lorza Y Sexteto Cafe - La Chica De La Minifalda

La Tropa - Que Dificil

La Tropa - Tal Vez Vuelvas A Llamarme

La Tropa - Tu Recuerdo ( Bonus Track )

Orquesta Ceiba - Ceiba Llego

Orquesta Sabadonga - En Casa De Maria

Orquesta Terranova - Lloraras

Pachapo Y Su Comparsa - Los Estaderos ( Canta Ray Albino )

Pachapo Y Su Comparsa - No Eres Para Mi ( Canta Ray Albino )

Pachapo Y Su Comparsa Canta Ray Albino - Virgen De Chinquinquira

Palo Yuba Orquesta - Mais Que Nada

Paul Lopez - Salsa Canon

Paulo FG - Con Cualquiera

Paulo FG - Descarga

Paulo FG - E Ao

Pibo Marquez Y Su Descarga Criolla - La Carcel

Ray Rodriguez Y Swing Sabroso - Ay Que Frio

Ray Rodriguez Y Swing Sabroso - Barretto Medley

Ray Rodriguez Y Swing Sabroso - La Rumba Que Te Cura

[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

Hat tip to you, too! ;-)

I am sure that you remember that submarine sailors go deeper and stay longer! LOL

[Publius]

THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK

HARRY WARREN

“WHERE THE SHY LITTLE VIOLETS GROW”

By this time George Olsen had Harry in his sights as a great songwriter. This was another hit from 1928, and Gus Kahn was the lyricist. If you have a good ear, you can hear the germ of the 1930s Warner Brothers sound in this recording.

George Olsen: “Where the Shy Little Violets Grow”

[luvie]

Dude....

[Publius]

THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK

HARRY WARREN

“WHERE THE SHY LITTLE VIOLETS GROW”

It was called “hillbilly music” in those days, long before someone came up with the term “Country & Western.” This is an arrangement from 1928 featuring a fascinating cross between country and blues well before Hank Williams made it his personal territory. You can actually hear the lyrics clearly.

Lee Morse: “Where the Shy Little Violets Grow”

[luvie]

THE FABULOUS FIFTIES--PART II

Little Richard~Good Golly Miss Molly

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THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK

HARRY WARREN

“FINDING THE LONG WAY HOME”

Gus Kahn was the lyricist for this 1929 hit.

Jack Denny: “Finding the Long Way Home”

[Publius]

In the late Sixties, "Good Golly, Miss Molly" was banned from AM radio by many stations. The problem was the line, "Sure likes to ball." In 1958, the verb "to ball" meant to have a ball, to have a good time. By 1968, the verb "to ball" meant to have sexual relations.

Today, with the High Ebonic verb "to bone" having replaced "to ball," there is no longer a problem.

[luvie]

THE FABULOUS FIFTIES--PART II

Lloyd Price~Stagger Lee

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[morphing libertarian]

ball now refers to good at sports. He sure does ball.

[luvie]

THE FABULOUS FIFTIES--PART II

Mantovani~Ebb Tide

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THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK

HARRY WARREN

“WHERE THE SWEET FORGET-ME-NOTS REMEMBER”

This 1929 recording is most notable for Tommy Dorsey playing trombone in the years before he founded his own band. It’s a glimpse into late 1920s dance band music. Mort Dixon wrote the lyrics.

Merle Johnston: “Where the Sweet Forget-Me-Nots Remember”

[luvie]

THE FABULOUS FIFTIES--PART II

Marilyn Monroe~Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend

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THE FABULOUS FIFTIES--PART II

Nat King Cole~Looking Back

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THE FABULOUS FIFTIES--PART II

Nat King Cole~Mona Lisa

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THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK

HARRY WARREN

SWEET AND LOW: “CHEERFUL LITTLE EARFUL“

Harry’s earlier work with Billy Rose finally paid off in 1930 when Billy included a Harry Warren song in his Broadway revue. Billy brought in Ira Gershwin to work on the lyrics but also plugged his own name into the lyricist box as a kind of extortion. Ira usually worked with his brother George, so this was a major coup for Billy.

Even though it’s not digitally re-mastered, the recording is of exceptional quality with wonderful sound. That’s Ruth Etting on vocals.

Ben Selvin: “Cheerful Little Earful”

[luvie]

THE FABULOUS FIFTIES--PART II

Patsy Cline~Walkin' After Midnight

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THE FABULOUS FIFTIES--PART II

Percy Faith~Summer Place

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[Publius]

Watch that 1957 movie the next time it shows up on TCM. You can see how 20th Century Fox used the film to plant the memes that defined the sexual changes of the 1960s.

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THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK

HARRY WARREN

SWEET AND LOW: “CHEERFUL LITTLE EARFUL“

From the glory days of the Big Band era comes this recording from one of the greatest bands of the day with the master himself on trombone.

Tommy Dorsey: “Cheerful Little Earful”