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eastisbest
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I kind of like how that followed "duets."
eastisbest
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ohiopup
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The #1 song for 1949 performed by Vaughn Monroe
Written in 1948 by Stan Jones (actual title was"Riders in the Sky").
It is one of the most covered songs in Americana, with versions in
every decade since, by many artists from Burl Ives, Elvis, Tom Jones,
Blondie's Deborah Harry and plenty of 'Country' music stars.
Many foreign language versions also have been released...
as well as a few parodies (as noted below)
en.wikipedia.org
Stan Jones...
en.wikipedia.org
Vaughn Monroe's #1
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Written in 1948 by Stan Jones (actual title was"Riders in the Sky").
It is one of the most covered songs in Americana, with versions in
every decade since, by many artists from Burl Ives, Elvis, Tom Jones,
Blondie's Deborah Harry and plenty of 'Country' music stars.
Many foreign language versions also have been released...
as well as a few parodies (as noted below)
(Ghost) Riders in the Sky: A Cowboy Legend - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Stan Jones...
Stan Jones (songwriter) - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Vaughn Monroe's #1
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ohiopup
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From the HBO miniseries The Pacific (2010)
Pay attention... as Lena nears the door you can see a Service Banner in the window,
~ White background / red border
~ Three stars... representing 3 offspring in the service
~ 2 are blue = living service members
~ 1 gold = a fallen Veteran
The parent is a Blue and/or a Gold star Mother
...more on the Service Banner (flag)... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Service_flag
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