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Oh Say Can You See By the Dawns Early Light - Great USA Songs

Happy Birthday to the land of the free and the home of the brave 232 years old today (and to Lady Irving who's slightly younger)

To celebrate here's six great US of A songs.

Back in the USA - Chuck Berry
Promised Land - Johnnie Allen
Born in the USA - Bruce Springsteen
Route 66 - Chuck Berry
Surfin' USA - Beach Boys
Bolder to Birmingham - Emmylou Harris

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    American Idiot
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    DA9DA9
    edited July 2008
    American Trilogy - Elvis

    Although the tune is taken from a Southern/Confederate battle hymn, which name escapes me.

    Its also the accecpted standard finishing song to any Elvis party/fans convention/festival, where all the fans line up in unison.

    Played at big Ds wake last year at the Abbeymead, it raised the roof.
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    I'm so bored with the USA - Clash
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    California Uber Alles - Dead Kennedys
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    Fairytale of New York -Pogues
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    North American Scum - LCD Soundsystem
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    [cite]Posted By: DA9[/cite]American Trilogy - Elvis

    Although the tune is taken from a Southern/Confederate battle hymn, which name escapes me.

    Its also the accecpted standard finishing song to any Elvis party/fans convention/festival, where all the fans line up in unison.

    Played at big Ds wake last year at the Abbeymead, it raised the roof.

    I wish I was in Dixie. But it also has the Battle hymn of the Republic/John Browns Body (Glory, Glory) which was sung by the northern/federal soldiers and All my trials which is a folk/spiritual song popular in the civil rights movement.
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    New York, New York so good they named it twice.

    I love LA
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    Moving to New York - The Wombats
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    [cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: DA9[/cite]American Trilogy - Elvis

    Although the tune is taken from a Southern/Confederate battle hymn, which name escapes me.

    Its also the accecpted standard finishing song to any Elvis party/fans convention/festival, where all the fans line up in unison.

    Played at big Ds wake last year at the Abbeymead, it raised the roof.

    I wish I was in Dixie. But it also has the Battle hymn of the Republic/John Browns Body (Glory, Glory) which was sung by the northern/federal soldiers and All my trials which is a folk/spiritual song popular in the civil rights movement.

    I bow to your superior knowledge, I knew it was a mish mash of something
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    California Love - Tupac
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    California Girls - Beach Boys

    Rum and Cola (Working for the Yankee Dollar) Andrews Sisters

    American girl - Tom Petty

    Young Americans - David Jones
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    White America - Eminem
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    [cite]Posted By: DA9[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: DA9[/cite]American Trilogy - Elvis

    Although the tune is taken from a Southern/Confederate battle hymn, which name escapes me.

    Its also the accecpted standard finishing song to any Elvis party/fans convention/festival, where all the fans line up in unison.

    Played at big Ds wake last year at the Abbeymead, it raised the roof.

    I wish I was in Dixie. But it also has the Battle hymn of the Republic/John Browns Body (Glory, Glory) which was sung by the northern/federal soldiers and All my trials which is a folk/spiritual song popular in the civil rights movement.

    I bow to your superior knowledge, I knew it was a mish mash of something

    Trilogy is the give away : - )

    Anything else you want to know about Elvis just ask ; - )
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    Sweet Home Alabama - Leonnard Skynnard
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    Drinking in LA - by somebody 3000
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    [/quote]

    Trilogy is the give away : - )

    Anything else you want to know about Elvis just ask ; - )[/quote]

    LOL.....try me
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    [cite]Posted By: Salad[/cite]Drinking in LA - by somebody 3000

    bran van!
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    [cite]Posted By: DA9[/cite]

    Trilogy is the give away : - )

    Anything else you want to know about Elvis just ask ; - )

    LOL.....try me

    What was his twin's name?

    I have a photo somewhere from when I went to Graceland.
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    DA9DA9
    edited July 2008
    Jesse Garon, been there myself.
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    america - simon & garfunkel
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    America, Simon and Garfunkel

    Bullet the blue sky - U2

    The fish cheer/ I feel like I'm fixin' to die - Country Joe & Fish
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    [cite]Posted By: paulbaconsarnie[/cite]america - simon & garfunkel
    Snap
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    edited July 2008
    [cite]Posted By: DA9[/cite]Jesse Garon, been there myself.

    It's great. I love the bus ride they make you take to the Mansion which takes up across the street and about 20 yards up his drive to the front door.

    Memphis is a great city.
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    Its a fine place in parts, surprising how many antique shops they have, mostly our our antiques mind.

    Did Elvis week in 2002 for the 25th Anniversary, did Humes High (missed Tupelo - hangover) got to meet and shake hands with Charlie Hodge & Joe Esposito, and did the Video concert in the pyramid with Lisa & Pricilla there, trip of a lifetime which I will never forget.

    We did the tour twice to take it all in, great headphones, and quite emotional in the raquet court with the piano etc.
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    America Is Not The World - Morrissey
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    This land is your land, this land is my land...........
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    DA9DA9
    edited July 2008
    Henry, are you an Elvis fan or did the trip out of interest?
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    I was touring the states and if you are in Memphis you have to go to Graceland.

    I love his early Sun stuff and the 68 comeback concert is great but wouldn't call myself a big "fan".

    We do owe a big debt to him for merging black R & B/blues with white country/blue grass to create rock and roll as we know it. There was already a big cross over but no Elvis no rock and roll, no Beatles, Clash, Oasis, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye etc, etc and we'd all be listening to crooners and light musicals
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    DA9DA9
    edited July 2008
    I was actually part of a 68 comeback tribute night the other week in Dartford, young lad Lee Jackson played the part, recreated the whole sit down jamming session, I was back up vocals and percussion, great experience, hoping to do more of it, Lee is the image of him at an early age.


    www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bl5yWcSAV6Q
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