“See Ya Later Alligator“
Bill Haley & His Comets (45 Single)
((( 1956 )))
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NEW STUDENT EDITION 1981
THE DAILY SCROLL
MOVING PICTURES
INSIDE (STORIES)
OPINIONS (EDITORIAL / LETTERS)
PEOPLE
PLACES
SPORTS
CLASSIFIEDS
“Want Ads”
((( agate )))
“College Life”
1977 — Terence Boylan
((( Listen )))
“Ain’t No Mountain High Enough“
1967 — Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell
((( The day you set me free” )))
“All Right Now”
Free (1970)
Fire and Water
((( Listen )))
“Living In The USA”
Steve Miller Band (1968)
Sailor
((( Listen )))
“Oh-o-Child“
Five Stairsteps (1970)
((( Things are gonna get brighter. )))
“Rock America”
Afrika Bambaataa w/SoulSonic Force (1980)
((( Listen )))
“I Fought The Law”
The Clash (1977)
and The Independent Florida Alligator Won.
((( Listen )))
“Rock The Casbah”
The Clash (1977)
Hostages and Oil, Middle East problems
((( Listen )))
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TROUBLE IN IRAN, OIL CONCERNS, “AIRBORNE RANGER”
“Rock the Casbah” Political Punk with a socially conscious message. London Calling. Sandinista (Vinny and Phil Kuntz) Tom Petty fashion sense …
“Freedom Of Speech”
Above The Law
1987 — Pump Up The Volume
((( soundtrack of life )))
“Space Race”
Sugarhill Gang
1982 — Single
((( soundtrack of life )))
“See Ya Later Alligator“
Bill Haley & His Comets (45 Single)
((( 1956 )))
Before the Heatbreakers, Tom Petty’s band was called Mudcrutch, and was known as one of Gainesville’s best. Tom wrote “Depot Street,” a story of a high school girlfriend who lived on the other side of town, in 1971. That was the year Mudcrutch would play it’s legendary midnight to sunrise show at the Second Annual Halloween Festival, before it was called the “Ball.”
“The Greeks Don’t Want No Freaks”
At the same time, Don Felder (The Eagles) was also living in Gainesville, in his own band was alongside Mudcrutch, playing Saturday night parties on Fraternity Row.
“Oh, Camil” by Graham Nash
Stephen Stills (Buffalo Springfield, Crosby Stills Nash and Young) also lived in Gainesville.
