Savannah Songs
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I’m a musician and songwriter, so music is one of my natural entry-points into a thing, a place, a person. (E.g., back when I was dating, a music collection could make or break a potential girlfriend.) So, I’ve started collecting songs about Savannah. Below is a super dinky list to start. I haven’t heard or listened to most of these songs. I’ll add more as I come across them, so please add yours to the comment section. I’m sure there are a ton of traditional (blues, folk, old timey, etc.) tunes from and about the place, so send them my way, please.
- “West Savannah,” Outkast
- “Hard-hearted Hannah,” Ray Charles
- “Georgia,” Ludacris, Field Mob (mostly about Georgia as a whole)
- “Down by the River,” Camoflauge (I’d never heard of Camoflauge [r.i.p.] until I visited Savannah for the first time in July. I’m guessing most of his stuff is about the town.)
- “Savannah (Part One),” Band of Horses
- “Savannah,” Ted Weems
- “Sunday in Savannah: Martin Luther King Suite, Part 1,” Nina Simone
- “Stomp Down Rider,” Blind Willie McTell
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The title song on my CD is “Savannah Moon”. The CD is all over the world just by word of mouth, because I played at The Olde Pink House downstairs for 14 years, 6 nights/wk. here in Savannah. You can hear an excerpt on my website.
Comment by Gail Thurmond September 2, 2007 @ 11:31 pm