SITVA - The Pickwick Society Of Performing Arts ‎– Sounds Of '76 And The American Revolution. The Exciting Events Of The Birth Of Our Nation

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Good morning Monday people and welcome to the President' Day/ George Washington's Birthday edition of Stuck In The Vinyl Again. Today is the day we honor President Washington (who would have turned 288 yesterday)  and all who served after him by apparently taking the day off to go to mattress and electronic appliance sales. Anyway, to commemorate the date, we spotlight this 1975 Pickwick Records release, Sounds Of '76 And The American Revolution. The Exciting Events Of The Birth Of Our Nation by The Pickwick Society Of Performing Arts. The disc collects stories, quotes, and interesting tidbits of historical information that you might not have heard since your school days.

A1 Pledge To The Flag And "America The Beautiful"
Arranged By – "Bugs" Bower*
1:20

A2 Quotes From "Poor Richard's Almanac"
Written-By – Benjamin Franklin 
0:54

A3 The Boston Massacre
Written-By – Wade Denning
1:21

A4 Paul Revere's Ride
Written-By – Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
4:41

A5 The Boston Tea Party
Written-By – Kay Lande
2:33

A6 Quotes Of Famous American Revolutionaries
Written-By – Wade Denning
2:59

A7 The Battle Of Lexington And Concord
Written-By – Peter Haas 
3:14

B1 The Story Of Yankee Doodle
Written-By – Ed Iacona
3:38

B2 The Battle Of Bunker's Hill
Written-By – Peter Haas 
2:53

B3 George Washington
Written-By – Peter Haas 
4:47

B4 Quotes From "Poor Richard's Almanac"
Written-By – Benjamin Franklin 
0:36

B5 The Declaration Of Independence
Written-By – The Continental Congress
2:16

B6 Betsy Ross
Written-By – Peter Haas 
2:19

B7 John Paul Jones
Written-By – Frank Daniel
2:50

B8 Quotes From "Poor Richard's Almanac"
Written-By – Benjamin Franklin 
0:30

B9 The National Anthem
Written-By – Francis Scott Key
1:33

Original Concept by Frank Daniel

Adapted and Produced by Wade Denning

Writers : Ed Iacona, Wade Denning, Frank Daniel, Peter Haas , Kay Lande, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Francis Scott Key, and The Continental Congress.