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A Turntable for One Fourth of July Celebration

By H William Stine | Turntable For One
August 1, 2020
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What did you do for the Fourth of July? I celebrated with some traditional songs, plus the Buddy Rich Big Band for fireworks, Laverne Butler with a declaration of independence, tributes to Freddy Cole, Johnny Mandel, and Jim Pepper, and songs by Dave Frishberg, Randy Newman in celebration of the First Amendment. Looks like I'll be around all summer this year. Check back frequently.

Playlist

Cody Owen Stine "Paris Mismatch (Theme Music)" from (Unreleased Master) (Self-Produced) 00:00
Rene Marie "My Country 'Tis of Thee" from Voice of My Beautiful Country (Motema Music) 03:00
Sweet Sue Terry "Grand Old Flag" from Live at the Deer Head Inn (Deer Head Records) 11:00
Freddy Cole "Brother Where Are You" from Love Makes the Changes (Fantasy) 20:00
Dave Frishberg "My Country Used to Be" from Do You Miss New York? (Arbor Records) 27:00
Stan Getz "A Song After Sundown" from The Essential Stan Getz (Columbia Records) 32:00
Ray Charles "America the Beautiful" from Ray Charles Forever (Concord Records) 41:00
Buddy Rich Big Band "Readymix" from Just in Time (Gearbox Records) 47:00
Tony Bennett "Close Enough for Love" from The Art of Romance (Columbia Records) 52:00
Mandy Patinkin "Take Me Out to the Ballgame/God Bless America" from Mamaloshen (Warner Music) 58:00
Tim McCarver (Mystery Vocalist) "There Used to Be a Ballpark Here" from Time McCarver Sings Selections From the Great American Songbook (Self-Produced) 01:01:00
Simon & Garfunkel "America" from Bookends (Columbia Records) 01:05:00
Duke Ellington "The Star Spangled Banner" from Love You Madly (Universal Music) 01:09:00
Laverne Butler "Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying" from Blues in the City (Maxjazz) 01:11:00
Gregory Porter "Take Me to the Alley" from Take Me to the Alley (Universal Music) 01:15:00
John Daversa "American the Beautiful" from American Dreamers (BFM Jazz) 01:21:00
Randy Newman "A Few Words in Defense of Our Country" from A Few Words in Defense of our Country (WMG-Nonesuch) 01:27:00
Chris Hills "Witchi Tai To" from Everything Is Everything (Vanguard Records) 01:33:00
Jim Pepper "Polka Dots & Moonbeams" from Dakota Song (Enja) 01:37:00
Ben Sidran "Life's a Lesson" from Ben There Done That (Self Produced) 01:45:00
Kurt Elling "American Tune" from American Tune (Okeh/Sony Masterworks) 01:48:00
Cody Owen Stine "Paris Mismatch (Theme Music)" from (Unreleased Master (Self-Produced) 01:55:00

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