Fourth of July Music for Your Parties

Patriotic Music for your Fourth of July party is necessary, if it is to be a success. Here are some awesome songs, old and new to enjoy at your party.

Fourth of July Music -Modern Day

40-hour week -Alabama, this is a wonderful song about the common person living within America doing the real jobs that matter.

America -Neil Diamond

American Solider - Toby Keith tells what it is like to be a proud solider taking care of his family.

Arlington- Trace Atkins wonderful song about Arlington national cemetery and what it means to American soldiers.

Born in the USA- Bruce Springsteen what Fourth of July celebration could be a success without this song!

Courtney of the Red, White, and Blue (Angry American)-Toby Keith this one is always a song for anyone who is proud to be an American.

God Bless the USA -Lee Greenwood what a wonderful song that is always heard locally and around the nation on America's birthday.

Independence Day -Martina McBride, love this song, she has a wonderful voice.

My Baby is American Made- Oak Ridge Boys great song by this classic country group toting the value of American made women!

Proud to be an American- Lee Greenwood is a wonderful song, beautifully written, sung, and often heard on countless Fourth of July events across the nation.

Timeless classic patriotic songs!

America the beautiful, sung by many but the best version is sung by Ray Charles; we all know this song and love it under most versions.

American, My country tis of thee there is no sweeter song to show your patriotic spirit on America's birthday.

America Why I love her -John Wayne (most excellent), spoken and it is wonderful. This song is very much worth the time to download and burn to a cd to share with everyone at your Fourth of July, party.

God Bless America nice old time patriotic song

Star Spangled Banner- written by Francis Scott Key a long time ago, it is out national anthem and what a wonderful song it is.

This land is your land, this is my land, I love the version by Woody Guthrie, and this is an old song but a great classic.