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March 24 Song of the Day
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March 22 – Song of the Day
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March 21 — Song of the Day
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March 20 — Song of the Day
This is actually a catch-up song, as I didn’t initially get a tune posted for March 20. Still, there was plenty going on over the weekend. I decided to go with “For the Kids of the Multiculture,” an antiracist anthem by Sonic Boom Six. This song seems like something we should all be listening to in the wake of the killing of eight people in Atlanta and ongoing violence against Asian Americans. There’s no room for such things. So, let’s remember that there’s a lot more that unites us than divides us.
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March 18 — Song of the Day
Today, AP is reporting that it looks more and more like the work-from-home trend encouraged by the pandemic will continue even once the virus is tamed. The latest sign is that Ford Motor Co. is giving 30,000 employees the go ahead to continue working from their houses. This could herald a major, longterm shift in American culture, and there is no better song to note this than “Home” by Daughtry.
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March 17 — Song of the Day
It’s St. Patrick’s Day, and no group makes me think of Irish-American rock like the Dropkick Murphys.
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March 16 — Song of the Day
Today, it was announced that U.S. intelligence, again, shows Russian meddling in our presidential election process. Billy Joel may have written the best song ever about U.S.-Russian relations. So, “Leningrad” is our Song of the Day.”
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March 15 – Song of the Day
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March 14 – Song of the Day
March 14, 2021 · 10:26 am
March 13 — Song of the Day
Reportedly, the first COVID-19 stimulus checks are going out this weekend. So, we’re turning to the Pink Floyd’s meditation on money that first appeared on the 1973 album “Dark Side of the Moon.”
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