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Track Listings
1. Fanfare For The Common Man - Leonard Bernstein
2. The House I Live In - Frank Sinatra
3. America - Neil Diamond
4. Living In The Promiseland - Willie Nelson
5. Graceland - Paul Simon
6. Sir Duke - Stevie Wonder
7. Summertime - Ella Fitzgerald/Louis Armstrong
8. Amazing Grace - Judy Denver
9. Oh, Susannah - James Taylor
10. Take Me Home, Country Roads - John Denver
11. City Of New Orleans - Arlo Guthrie
12. Blowin' In The Wind - Bob Dylan
13. If I Can Dream - Elvis Presley
14. America The Beautiful/We Shall Overcome - O'Land Draper's Associates
15. This Is My Country - The Impressions
16. Back In The U.S.A. - Linda Ronstadt
17. Certerfield - John Fogerty
18. This Land Is Your Land - Peter,Paul & Mary
19. God Bless America - LeAnn Rimes
20. Sing, America - Denyce Graves
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Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
An ideal vehicle for teaching the art of songs as national stories, Sing America is both enjoyable for its musical selections and educational for kids and those who aren't. The standard fare is here in the form of Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man," LeAnn Rimes singing "God Bless America," and Cher singing the national anthem. Each song is compellingly rendered and entertaining enough to enchant and instruct, as are the range of other pop items. Frank Sinatra's here, as is Paul Simon, the latter singing "Graceland," which, with Stevie Wonder's "Sir Duke," serves up a lesson in American popular culture as history. An inclusive collection, Sing America also encourages an open-minded look at American history, including O'Landa Draper's Associates singing a medley of "American the Beautiful" and "We Shall Overcome" and Peter, Paul & Mary piping in with "This Land Is Your Land." If nothing more, Sing America provides an excellent opportunity to consider and discuss the way America tells its stories through songs, and adults and children alike will benefit from that. --Andrew Bartlett