Hello,
In honor of all the amazing men and women who fought, died, supported from afar, family members and eradicated Europe of the scourge of Hitler and Nazism this blog is dedicated to. One of those main groups who this is dedicated to is the brave soldiers who landed in Normandy and other places on june 6th, 1944. Although that was 80 years ago let’s never forget their brave sacrifice.
A special mention of my ancestor Melvin Cowdell who died on that fateful day oh so long ago.
1a) Billie Holiday “I’ll Be Seeing You”:
1b) Jo Stafford “I’ll Be Seeing You”:
2) Vera Lynn “The White Cliffs of Dover”:
3) Vera Lynn “We’ll Meet Again”:
4) Bing Crosby “Don’t Fence Me In”:
5) Tommy Dorsey and Frank Sinatra “Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread)”:
6) The Andrews Sisters “Don’t Sit Under The Apple Tree”:
7) Frank Sinatra “Hot Time In The Town of Berlin”:
8) Louis Prima and Keely Smith “That Old Black Magic”:
9) Norah Jones “The Nearness Of You”:
10a) Glenn Miller “In The Mood”:
10b) The Sisters “In The Mood”:
11) The Andrews Sisters “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy”:
12) Johnny Horton “Sink The Bismarck”:
13) Sabaton “Bismarck”:
14) Sabaton “No Bullets Fly”:
15) Sabaton “Coat of Arms”:
featuring Winston Churchill 16) Iron Maiden “Aces High”:
17) Pink Floyd “When The Tigers Broke Free”:
18) A Glenn Miller Swing Celebration “Chattanooga Choo Choo”:
19) The Ink Spots “I Don’t Want To Set The World On Fire”:
As always a prayer for peace. 20) The Scorpions “Wind of Change”:
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