Tags: army songs

05/26/08

I love this song. It's plaintive recognition of people willing to die for their country (and encourage their son to think similarly) is the closest to a martial virtue post-forties popular music gets.

Bonus! In Spanish too.

Andrew Sisters Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy. The 1940s- When strait white men danced:

Johnny Horton and the Battle of 1812. Honoring those new Americans who fought the British in that most senseless of American wars.

Cadence, a military phenomenon I don't often miss. Shockingly un-PC.

Next week: the best anti-war songs, although you can say these are, in a way.

Tags: army songs, best military songs, top ten military songs
By nguirado ( Email ), 06:57:29 pm, 126 words
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