A Little Patriotic Music

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I posted these mp3's yesterday. I regularly share barbershop tunes with a game forum that I'm in over on FreeVerse and certainly don't mind posting them here as well.

Take 'em if ya want em.

A little back ground on Accoustix.... They were the first quartet to EVER form, compete and win the international barbershop quartet contest WITHIN THE SAME YEAR. Actually, it was only about 6 months between the time they formed/competed/won. At the time (1990), they hailed from Dallas, TX. The bass (at that time), Jeff Oxley, is argueably the best bass ever to have sung barbershop. Hope you all enjoy this weeks selection.

I'm thinking about some 'Sunday' music for the next couple of sets of posts. Please let me know pro-con about this idea. It will include 2 or 3 songs that the Millionaires have recorded a couple of years ago (which we happen to sing better now but have no immediate plans to go back to the studio...cept for possibly a Christmas CD).



http://molly.hsc.unt.edu/~mewilson/documen...and_Stripes.mp3

http://molly.hsc.unt.edu/~mewils....ner.mp3

http://molly.hsc.unt.edu/~mewilson/documen...ess_The_USA.mp3

http://molly.hsc.unt.edu/~mewilson/documen...ess_America.mp3

http://molly.hsc.unt.edu/~mewilson/documen..._The_Moment.mp3

The following song is partly accompanied by an orchestra and part of the 'Vocal Majority', but I don't think you'll mind

http://molly.hsc.unt.edu/~mewils....ing.mp3

The last song is sung by both Accoustix and Panache. Panache is probably the all-time greatest Sweet Adeline Quartet. This one is for those who lost a loved-one and/or those who have sent a loved-one overseas in the last few days.

http://molly.hsc.unt.edu/~mewils....ain.mp3