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#12 | Posted by Alexandrite
While there's certainly no shortage of Christmas songs on the radio this time of year, dedicated Thanksgiving tunes are pretty hard to come by. In fact, most people can only think of one song that's truly considered a Thanksgiving tradition ... and it's not really about the holiday at all.
Inspired by a real-life event on Thanksgiving Day, 1965, Arlo Guthrie's "Alice's Restaurant" (the song's full name is actually "Alice's Restaurant Massacree") was released in 1967, and in the years since, it's become a custom for radio stations across the country to play the nearly 19-minute-long song in the middle of the day on Thanksgiving.
Your Censored Thanksgiving.
#5 | Posted by redlightrobot
Thank you! Unfortunately I could not view the link as it is blocked by my safety settings. To put it in terms you might understand better, it appears to be haram.
A Thanksgiving thot:
Always appreciate what you have. Some eat blankets because they have no food pic.twitter.com/zQZHqp32SO"- Kevin Staton (@Kevinstaton56)
KPIG-FM, south of Santa Cruz, CA, plays it 4x during turkey day, every year.
Once, 45-50 years ago, I got to see him do this version. He starts the guitar figure, crowd goes wild. He stops. "Whatcha all cheering for? You've never heard this."
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