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RB3 - Posted - 05/24/2026: 06:52:30
Here’s one for Memorial Day. It’s a tablature for a Scruggs style arrangement of There’s A Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere.
The song was first recorded in 1942 by a country artist named Elton Britt. A lot of subsequent recordings were done by other country artists, including the Osborne Brothers and Charlie Waller.
I think my older brother would have appreciated it. He was a B-17 crew member in Europe during WWII. The attrition rate of the B-17 crews was incredibly high. My brother was one of the lucky ones who got to come home.
There's A Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere.tef
stanleytone - Posted - 05/24/2026: 07:41:02
Wow you must have been the baby in the family if your brother was in WWII. God bless that Greatest Generation. Almost all gone. And with them goes a lit of decency and common sense
Culloden - Posted - 05/24/2026: 11:58:05
I knew Elton Britt recorded this. I just didn't realize he had the original version. Thanks for posting.
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