November 9, 201114 yr No one has said "For What It's Worth" by Buffalo Springfield or "Ohio" by CSNY?
November 9, 201114 yr "You Haven't Done Nothin"-Stevie Wonder "Wake Up Everybody"-Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes "Everyday People"-Sly & The Family Stone "For The Love Of Money"-O'Jays "Why Can't We Live Together"-Timmy Thomas "What's Going On LP"-Marvin Gaye
November 9, 201114 yr No one has said "For What It's Worth" by Buffalo Springfield or "Ohio" by CSNY? ALWAYS first on my list.
November 9, 201114 yr Couple more offbeat ones to add: "Luka" by Suzanne Vega "Funky Dollar Bill" by Funkadelic
November 9, 201114 yr Many of mine have been mentioned already. A few more... Ben Harper - Like A King/I'll Rise (Live) Steve Earl - Christmas In Washington Bob Dylan - The Times They Are A' Changing Pete Seeger - Little Boxes Bruce Springsteen - Devils And Dust
November 9, 201114 yr Born in the USA.....gotta love the Patriotism!! ...I'm assuming your emoticon was intended to imply that you're being somewhat sarcastic?
November 9, 201114 yr I haven't seen any real satire songs on here like this one(i might be to young to realize what some of those songs are honesty) but the Baracka flocka flames song called Head of State is about as funny as they get as far as spoof songs that go political. It is exactly the most politically correct song but if you have a sense of humor it's pretty good. It's original is a Waka Flocka Flame song.:thumb:
November 9, 201114 yr Well duhh....... Arlo - Alice's Restaurant I can't believe I forgot this Thanksgiving Classic the first time around! Officer Obie might come haul me away...
November 9, 201114 yr Some of these aren't overtly sociopolitical; most are: "War", Edwin Starr "The Star Spangled Banner", Hendrix "Give Peace a Chance", John Lennon "Imagine", John Lennon "Something in the Air", Thunderclap Newman "Universal Soldier", Donovan "Paradise", John Prine "Burn On", Randy Newman "Fortunate Son", Creedence Clearwater Revival "My Generation", The Who "Get Up Stand Up", Bob Marley and the Wailers "7 O'Clock News/Silent Night", Simon and Garfunkel "Sympathy for the Devil", Rolling Stones "Street Fighting Man", Rolling Stones "Abraham, Martin and John", Dion "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down", The Band
November 9, 201114 yr Author Some of these aren't overtly sociopolitical; most are: "War", Edwin Starr "The Star Spangled Banner", Hendrix "Give Peace a Chance", John Lennon "Imagine", John Lennon "Something in the Air", Thunderclap Newman "Universal Soldier", Donovan "Paradise", John Prine "Burn On", Randy Newman "Fortunate Son", Creedence Clearwater Revival "My Generation", The Who "Get Up Stand Up", Bob Marley and the Wailers "7 O'Clock News/Silent Night", Simon and Garfunkel "Sympathy for the Devil", Rolling Stones "Street Fighting Man", Rolling Stones "Abraham, Martin and John", Dion "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down", The Band Great list and I'm ashamed I forgot "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down".
November 9, 201114 yr Bob Dylan - Subterranian Homesick Blues Buffalo Springfield - For What it's worth John Lennon - Imagine Donovan - Season of the Witch Rage Against The Machine - Bulls on Parade Jimi Hendrix - Freedom TOOL - Right In Two Just to get me started....
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