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Happy Monday! Here's what we heard last night on Anything Anything with Rich Russo's Independence Day show:

Anything, Anything dramarama
Happy Birthday Dear America 1776 Ella Jenkins
Happy Birthday America Soul Survivors
Happy Birthday America Paul Evans
Wake Up America Willie Nile
In America Belt
Voice Of America Little Steven & The Disciples Of Soul
200 years Henry Gibson
National Anthem Nashville
This Land is Your Land Bruce, Emmylou, Jackson, Morello, Fogerty and others
50 States Song
Livin in the USA Low Cut Connie
American Music Violent Femmes
Rock'n America The Catholic Girls
Have you thought about Freedom Lately Michael Quirk
Liberty And Freedom Rancid
Justice And Independence '85 John Mellencamp
So American Olivia Rodrigo
American Thing John Eddie
American Beat fleshtones
American Slang Gaslight Anthem
American Gold Jeremy & The Harlequins
U.S.A. The Beat
Born in the U.S.A. (Electric Nebraksa) Bruce Springsteen
The American Dream is killing me Green Day
This is America Don Ho
America An Affirmation Wink Martindale
ameri 'ka Jesse Malin
America's Way Flip N Rileys
Good Night America (Public Radio Version) dramarama

Anything Anything with Rich Russo begins now on The Gamut!

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This week, it's a special Rules Free Radio episode with Steve Caplan, as we honor the late Clive Davis! He wasn’t a musician or songwriter, but he was one of the most influential people in the music industry. He was the president of Columbia Records during the glory days in popular music: 1967-1973. And he had a major role in making those years so fertile. At Columbia and later on with his own label, Arista, he signed and guided the careers of all kinds of artists we all know and love. From Janis Joplin to Sly Stone to Miles Davis to his discovery of Whitney Houston, Clive Davis’s influence is incalculable.

We'll hear plenty of artists and songs we all know and love, including Blood, Sweat & Tears (featuring the late David Clayton Thomas), Chicago, Laura Nyro, Electric Flag, Miles Davis, Aretha Franklin, Gil Scott-Heron, The Kinks, Weather Report, Herbie Hancock, Janis Joplin with Big Brother and The Holding Company, The Chambers Brothers, Sly & The Family Stone, and others. We'll revisit songs you may not have heard in a long time and hopefully make some discoveries as well. Tune in at 9 on Saturday night to The Gamut!