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Related: About this forumDave Alvin with Greg Leisz and Christy McWilson - "Fourth of July"
This one's for you, The Polack MSgt.
With the great Greg Leisz, too!
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Dave Alvin with Greg Leisz and Christy McWilson - "Fourth of July" (Original Post)
Beausoleil
Aug 2021
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vanlassie
(5,665 posts)1. Outstanding.
I have a song that I have been trying to identify for years with the Fourth of July in it.
Robbie Osman used to play it on Across the Great Divide on KPFA. He doesnt remember.
The only part I remember, sung by a woman, is:
Its the Fourth of July again .stars bursting(?)in the sky .
I was thinking .something something ???
The Polack MSgt
(13,182 posts)2. Thanks! Very nice, and a bullseye for me too
I will now share it to face book and my friends will be asking how I keep finding cool tunes.
Well the dozen or so friends I share songs with will like it anyway.
Finding a new song from folks you already like is a damn treat -
argyl
(3,064 posts)3. This guy is one of my favorites.
He's contributed so much to everything from punk to Americana.
He does this with his band The Guilty Men on their CD Out In California. It's a great recording and Dave can really wail on a Strat.
He's recorded this a number of times.
Beausoleil
(2,840 posts)4. Dave Alvin and the Guilty Women
is one of my favorite Dave Alvin albums.