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When you get that 4^th of July cook-out playlist together, the 4^th of July cook-out should include some of the best patriotic country music songs. We usually begin a 4^th of July cook-out in Texas with a few happy hour drinks, sodas, pool volleyball, and some pool patio welcoming chitchat while the brisket, sausage, and chicken is sizzling on the grill.

As the 4^th of July BBQ  party progresses, we put on some of our favorite patriotic country music songs and do a little swinging, two-stepping, and slow dance hugging around the pool patio. This is when the patriotic emotions really heat up.

When the BBQ brisket is done, we enjoy playing a little patriotic country rock and ballad songs while dining. Of course, while the fireworks show starts on the pool patio, we need some classic 4^th of July patriotic songs, too. Here is our Top 10 Fourth of July Songs with a few more added in to make the 4^th of July BBQ party last longer.

4^th of July Songs for your Country BBQ Party Greetings

This Land is My Land by Woody Guthrie

Philadelphia Freedom by Elton John

Red White and Blue by Lynyrd Skynyrd

There Ain’t No Yellow in the Red White and Blue by Len Doolin

Born in the U.S.A. by Bruce Springsteen

4^th of July Songs for your Country BBQ Party Country Music Dance Fest

Courtesy of the Red White and Blue by Angry American

Only in America by Brooks & Dunn

American Made by the Oak Ridge Boys

This Ain’t No Rag It’s A Flag by Charlie Daniels Band

Have you Forgotten by Darryl Worley

Independence Day by Martina McBride

Where Were You When The World Stopped Turning by Alan Jackson

America Will Survive by Hank Williams Jr.

The American Way by Hank Williams Jr.

America by Waylon Jennings

4^th of July Songs for your Country BBQ Party Chow Down Time

Our Country by John Mellencamp

Living in the Promised Land by Willie Nelson

America Will Always Stand by Randy Travis

This Ragged Old Flag by Johnny Cash

American Spirit by Mannheim Steamroller

4^th of July by Shooter Jennings

Where The Stars and Stripes and The Eagle Fly by Aaron Tippin

4^th of July Songs for your Country BBQ  Party Fireworks Show

Star Spangled Banner by Whitney Houston

America the Beautiful by Ray Charles
article by Aly Adair

Classical music played on a piano in the operating room for 115 patients having eye surgery at the former St. Francis Medical Center-Liliha had “profound” physical benefits, it was reported today. The music lowered the patients’ blood pressure and heart and respiratory rates before any sedation or pain medication, according to a paper in the Medscape Journal of Medicine, a Web resource for physicians of peer-reviewed medical journal articles. Dr. Jorge Camara, a classically trained pianist and ophthalmologist, played music for patients before surgery as part of a study from May to August 2005 to demonstrate the medical benefits of music. The classical and semi-classical pieces ranged from Debussy’s “Arabesque No. 1 in E Major” and Chopin’s “Etude in E Major, Op. 10 No. 3,” to “The More I See You,” by Harry Warren and Mack Gordon.  To get all the information on this, please go HERE.