You might remember Anna and Lance from the sadly short lived The Lance Krall Show on the oddly long lived Spike TV.
RTH has been granted behind-the-velvet-ropes access to the fabulous and hilarious Anna Vocino.
You might remember Anna and Lance from the sadly short lived The Lance Krall Show on the oddly long lived Spike TV.
RTH has been granted behind-the-velvet-ropes access to the fabulous and hilarious Anna Vocino.
I received a link to this video yesterday from John Kerry. (Is anyone else on John Kerry’s mailing list? He bugs the shit out of me. I suppose I should just opt out…) I thought it a brilliant use of a viral video for political marketing where, when it comes to Obama’s vital need of young voters, the medium is much the message.
But it got me thinking about the use of music, specifically contemporary music, in politics. I was moved by the use of Don’t Stop by the Clinton campaign back in the day. I was amused at the misuse and flap over Born in the USA. I’ve heard that Hillary is using American Girl.
Can you think of any others?
Is this Obama video the first use of original music in American politics?
My apologies to all whom are more mature than I. I hope this post doesn’t leave a permanent (skid) mark upon our great Hall. Please feel free to discuss the nuances of these terms and how they may or may not apply to the song stylings and performance techniques of Mr. Mellencamp.
Mr. Moderator I defer to you on how long this post remains front page. I would understand if you felt the urge to eliminate it promptly.
The RTH Elders may recall that we joined together last year, LIVE during the Super Bowl Halftime to communally comment on Prince’s performance.
Let’s do it again. Only 4 more days. The waiting is the hardest part.