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As we get ready to celebrate July 4th
again, there are lots of songs to explore
about this great country of ours. Song
should have a US City or State in the
title. I’ll start with:
Kansas City/Hey Hey Hey Fab 4️⃣
The Boy From New York City: Ad Libs
Lodi: CCR
Midnight Train To Georgia: Gladys Knight and Pips
Nashville Cats: Lovin Spoonful
Nashville Skyline Rag: Dylan
New York City Serenade: Bruce
New York Mining Disaster 1941: Bee Gees
New York Minute: Don Henley
New York State Of Mind: Billy Joel
Philadelphia Freedom: Elton
San Franciscan Nights: Animals
Silver Springs: Fleetwood Mac
Statesboro Blues: Allman Brothers
Streets Of Philadelphia: Bruce
The Night Chicago Died: Paper Lace
The Only Living Boy In New York: Simon and Garfunkel
Tucsan Train: Bruce
Tupelo Honey: Van
Twenty-four Hours From Tulsa: Gene Pitney
Walking In Memphis: Marc Cohn
Wichita Lineman: Glen Campbell
Private Idaho B-52’s
Woodstock: CSN
Joni Mitchell
Youngstown: Bruce
"Colorado Kool-Aid" Johnny Paycheck
The Yellow Rose of Texas by Mitch Miller
"Meet Me In St. Louis" Judy Garland
"Viva Las Vegas" Elvis
Say Goodbye To Hollywood: Billy Joel
Chicago: Graham Nash
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