To honor all of those who work hard every day, and for those who did so for many years and are honorably retired!
There are many great songs celebrating workers – the good bits and the bad bits. What’s your favorite?
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Thanks Stella for a great opportunity to celebrate our labors with some music!
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That’s excellent! I’ll share it…
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Always A fav happy Labor Day Y’All
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Here’s a fun one:
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Mark Steyn reminded me of this great song
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One of my favorites! I always liked Tennessee Ernie Ford. What you see is what you get.
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https://youtu.be/N5E34pxzPlQ
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“Help Wanted”
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These are the people along with vets that should be our reps in congress. Sick of these lawyers that have never busted their a$$e$ doing WORK!
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Stella, I just took a few minutes to watch the Alabama video. Long time since I’ve heard that one, and what a wonderful choice for today. I’ve always thought Randy Owen was one of the best looking men I’ve seen.
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Thanks for the share, Menagerie! Really pumps up my views, and it makes things more fun when we have new people commenting.
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The wife of my Vietnam partner is one of the last people working for Alabama. Those guys did wonders for Valley Head with June Jam, profits went right to the town and schools. Then the local politicians sorta just stabbed the golden goose in the back. I miss June Jam.
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If I could make a suggestion:
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One from the Aussie contingent…
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Here’s a favorite from the 80’s from a great cover band that makes the songs they do their own for sure. Workin it…
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Who never played this during their working life?
During the early days of FM radio, every Friday night, 5:00 p.m., WMMS (Cleve) played this right after Born To Run. It was our ritual. No one, ever, missed it. One heard it from every car, every home…Wicked Son grew up on it.
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The Glenn Fry song was written in honor of his dad who worked on the floor of GM in Detroit all his life.
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the salt of the earth
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And here’s what I posted for this next door:
So that Bernie and AOC won’t feel Left out:
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King of the Road- Proclaimers
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