Always a fave Bruce song of mine and made into a truly beautiful ode to friends gone by. A lovely job!

Bruce's songs versions

Lord Pretty Flacko Joyde 2 (LPFJ2) x Another One Bites the Dust
A$AP Rocky x Queen

A$AP Rocky x Another One Bites the Dust (socialaddict_ mashup)

ASAP Ferg - WAM X Another One Bites The Dust

From the album, Dead Man's Town: A Tribute to Born in the USA, coming 9/16/14.

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"Born In The USA"  -  Jason Isbell and Amanda Shires

From the upcoming album, Dead Man's Town: A Tribute to Born in the USA. 

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"I'm On Fire" -  Low

From the upcoming album, Dead Man's Town: A Tribute to Born in the USA.

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"No Surrender" by Holly Williams

From the upcoming album, Dead Man's Town: A Tribute to Born in the USA. 
Available September 16, 2014

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Dancing In The Dark - Nicole Atkins

From The Howard Stern Show (09-19-16) - Norm Macdonald’s Dirty Johnny Joke

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Group Doueh - Zayna Jumma - sampler - 10 seconds of each track

Every year on Sierra Leone’s Independence Day in late April, musicians and revelers descend upon Freetown from throughout the country. Parades and celebrations traverse the city, joining diverse neighborhoods with processional music, including one particular local style called bubu, a trance-inducing sound played by groups of young men blowing interlocking hocketed breath patterns into bamboo tubes. Bubu resonates with other African diasporic horn traditions, rara and gaga especially. It has long been a part of the cultural fabric of Sierra Leone, yet its deeper story has so far eluded scholarly examination. This program, supported by original fieldwork and by interviews with scholars Connie Nuxoll, David Skinner, Michael Gallope and John Nunley, begins a serious exposition and investigation of the intriguing mythology and history that surrounds this unique, hypnotic music, through a focus on musician Ahmed Janka Nabay, widely recognized in Sierra Leone and beyond as “the Bubu King.” Georges Collinet is away on assignment: Our guest host is Sahr Ngajuah, the musician and actor who starred in the Broadway show, Fela!.

Produced by Wills Glasspiegel and Drew Alt.

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[APWW #690]

Distributed 6/20/2017 [Originally aired in July 2014]

Proving the Bubu Myth: Janka Nabay, War and Witchcraft in Sierra Leone

From the new Oak Ridge Boys album, 17th Avenue Revival, on Lightning Rod Records. 
Recorded at RCA Studio A in Nashville, TN. Produced by Dave Cobb. 

Album available here: 

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Apple Music: http://smarturl.it/17thave-app
Spotify link: http://smarturl.it/17thave-spot
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Band website: http://www.oakridgeboys.com/

"No Surrender" by Holly Williams

Lightning Rod Records

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