Originally Posted by DTop

(...)DJ announcing "We have a request for War and you won't believe who requested it. Drill Sergeant xxx from Fort Ord.

Edwin Star's "War"

Thats a good onebut i more like the Eric Burdon version of it(original one)

And how exactly does that one go? I remember Burdon had a group called War not a song. He formed it after the Animals. Now if you had said Barrett Strong or Norm Whitfield out of Motown, I'd understand because they wrote the song. But Eric Burdon? I don't think so
Burdon did have a good anti-war song which was heard a lot it was called Sky Pilot, which was a term we soldiers used for Chaplains.

Perhaps your right,but i can sware i heard one

My favorite would be "Farewell fare Spanish Ladies" Very catchy and forceful.

hmm Toss up, Dixie and Bonnie Blue Flag

didnt hear that one

Off Topic, different war but very catchy...

1946 song by Hoagy Carmichael called "I'm a Cranky Old Yank in a Clanky Old Tank on the Streets of Yokohama with my Honolulu Mama Doing Those Beat-o, Beat-o, Flat on my Seat-o Hirohito Blues

(yes this is the title and the song!)

I'm a Cranky Old Yank

in a Clanky Old Tank

on the Streets of Yokohama

with my Honolulu Mama

Doing Those Beat-o, Beat-o

Flat on my Seat-o Hirohito Blues!

Do you know a download lik somehow?????

http://www.99malls.com/Sheet_Music/H...armichael.html

Try this one marksman