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- "We're Number 37" - Here is a song celebrating our ranking in the WHO's list of world health systems for all the obstructionist hecklers to sing as they continue down the road to total irrelevance by Paul Hipp.
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Find information about your favorite band or artist from Band
Biographies
- Hear Paul Hipp's latest song: Free Money In The USA about the lovely folks at AIG.
- Check out the very strong antiwar song called "Death Machine" by Sting's son Joe's band Fiction Plane. This song was also performed on the Jimmy Kimmel Show and you can watch the video.
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New CD
called "The Year of Defeat" by Grunky Funk - a
satirical album addressing the politics of the post 2004 presidential
election. Incensed by the knee-jerk support of most country acts toward
the Bush administration and its war in Iraq, Grunky Funk provides a
voice for the country music artist and fan not beholden to extreme religious
fundamentalism, homophobia, and unjustified war.
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Hear the entire Neil Young CD "Living With War" with
the controversial song "Let's Impeach the President"
streamed at Justice
for Music.
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Download the anti-Bush
song called "BloodslUSH" by the Hoorn, Netherlands
rock trio Mama Loo.
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Download
the song "Bush Sux"
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The
Decider - listen to this very funny clever song on Huffingtonpost.com
by Paul Hipp
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Sub-Iraqian
Homesick Blues - new song, music video, and lyrics by Paul Hipp
on Huffingtonpost.com
- Listen
to Mess
with Texas - by Modern Earl, a country song that attacks the political
influence of Texans
- BIG
GAY GOP FEAR FACTOR FEVER - another
clever song by Paul Hipp [3.7MB]
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Visit
Sea
Lion Records for free mp3 downloads of anti-Bush/anti-war music
featured on their CD called: "Election Day USA"
- Find
a big collection of anti-Bush rap remixes on The
Bots
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Check out this funny
uTube music video by The Freedom Toast
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View the music video called Dub
Ya! by the band is Great American Taxi
- View and listen to the George W Bush music video - Dubya - "Dubya". The lyrics are inspired by quotes from George W Bush or from his actions during the time that he was President. By Anthony Pell at www.apellmusic.com.
- Election Day 2008 music video by Anonmusic
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These
free songs are available in mp3 format
for download only!
Just click on the song name to begin
the download
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Our
songs are now arranged in alphabetical
order by song title on two pages. We urge
our viewers to support these talented
artists as they will continue to work
hard to oppose everything Bush stands
for.
Songs
A-M
/ Songs N-Z |
Happy
New Year, Nancy Pelosi
(6.6
MB, running time: 4:02)
This
is another excellent song by singer/songwriter/musician,
Yikes McGee who pleads for the impeachment
of Bush and Cheney so that the subject of
his admiration and affection, Nancy Pelosi
can become President. This folk style ballad
is both humorous and serious.
More
on Yikes McGee: Please visit
his web site to find more great Yikes
McGee songs for free download and other
information. You can also find other songs
by Yikes McGee on our music pages. |
No
More Whoppers
(2.5
MB, running time: 4:44)
This
terrific folk song by Son and Ledder calls
attention to many of Bush's lies. They wrote
this song to counter Bush's strategy of
repeating his lies often enough that people
believe him.
More
on Son and Ledder: Please visit
their website where you can find lyrics
to this song, lyrics and chords, and the
tune and chords in text and .pdf format. |
Not
So Curious George
(3.26
MB, running time: 3:34)
This
is a very nice folk style song about
the over-reaching chimpanzee's[ie Bush's]
saga from peacesong.com
that was part of a trilogy of songs released
for the run-up to the March 18-20 anti-war
demonstrations. Nice guitar playing, vocals
and lyrics.
More
on Peacesong.com: In 2003, PeaceSong
released The War Trilogy. The Trilogy is
about the damage of the 'War on Terror'
to civil liberties, the people of Iraq,
and the minds of our soldiers. Today, it
remains a top-rated internet site for peace
song (#2, Google, 'peace song'). The MP3's
of Baghdad Road, Sudden Sound and Enemy
Me have been freely downloaded by thousands
around the world.
PeaceSong
has performed for United for Peace and Justice,
WESPAC, the Theatre Against War Freedom
Follies and the Social Justice Ministry
of the Riverside Church. Peacesong has also
presented peace and justice concerts at
The Knitting Factory, the Nuyorican Poets
Café and The Colony Arts Center (Woodstock,
N.Y.). In 2004, The War Trilogy was aired
during WBAI's live coverage of the Clearwater
Festival.
The
performance includes song, sketch and related
commentary, including the amusing saga of
promoting a top-rated site for peace songs.
Topics span a range of peace and justice
issues, including healthcare, globalization,
homelessness, AIDS, gun control and the
environment.
Mark
Foley's recordings have aired on public
radio nationwide. He has also performed
on VH-1(MTV Networks). You can find other
songs to download on their web site,
including the ones from this trilogy. |
Oval
Orifice
(5 MB,
running time: 3:40)
Oval
Orifice is a
very well arranged and executed anti-Bush
rock song/anthem that attacks the hypocrisy
and lies of the Bush Administration by the
band Shank Bone Mystic Project. This song
pulls no punches.
More
on the Shank Bone Mystic Project: Shank
Bone Mystic Project is a Brooklyn-based
indie rock group. They will be releasing
their second independent LP summer of 2006.
Their dismay and disbelief at the gross
shortcomings of this administration are
illustrated in the song "Oval Orifice",
the chorus of which proclaims "I Wouldn't
Cry if You Died". If you have the opportunity
to see this band play live, do it, their
live shows are pure rock fantasticness.
Please visit their
web site and/or myspace
page for more information and music. |
Out
of the Ashes
(3 MB,
running time: 3:10)
This
is another terrific song written and performed
by the Kaiser Blues Band from Germany. Also
in English.
More
on the Kaiser Blues Band: This rock
and blues trio is well known around the
club and concert scene in Germany. They
have two CDs out that you can order from
either of their websites: www.kaiserbluesband.de
or www.bluetales.de.
We have listened to both CDs and recommend
them highly if you enjoy this type of music.
Both CDs are very well produced and professionally
made and the songs we feature are representative
of the music you will hear on both. You
can find the lyrics
to Out of the Ashes on
our website. |
Patriot
(1.1
MB, running time: 2:24)
The
basic message of "Patriot" is
that in a true democracy, it is a patriotic
act to voice your opinion if you disagree
with what your government is doing. "Patriot,"
is expressed from the point of view of a
US citizen who feels this way. You can also
find the lyrics
to Patriot on our website.
From
songwriter, Sam
Turton: "It is my belief that
the Bush Administration is causing great
damage to the economy, human rights, environment,
and safety of the United States, North America,
and the whole world. To correct this damage,
it is essential that Bush be defeated in
the next election." You can find
other Sam Turton songs on his website
or view
the artwork for Patriot. |
Peace
March
(6 MB,
running time: 5:12)
Peace
March is a remix of Bush's speeches sliced,
diced and set to an appropriately martial
beat.
From
Pine
Music the creator of this excellent
remix: The f-word for the Bush administration
is fascism. We need to recognize these corporate
brown shirts in America and call them by
their rightful name: Fascists. The mark
of a great nation isn't the freedom its
citizens enjoy during care-free times, but
it is the liberties that its government
and people hold dear when their nation is
threatened. Greatness is gauged by the way
a nation conducts itself in the world --
especially in a hostile world. Republicans
have failed every test. They play to the
nation's worst fears in an ugly effort to
consolidate wealth and power. Orwell would
have been so proud.
About
Pine
Music: Pine is one old guy with
a bunch of audio gear, a loaded laptop and
love of electronica. My political activism
goes back to the late 60s, blocking U.S.
Route 1 with thousands of students at the
University of Maryland, outside Washington,
and throwing tear gas canisters back at
the National Guard to protest the war in
Vietnam. 60s values are now considered quaint
or naive in some quarters. I don't agree.
I hope to release a CD later this year.
Please visit
Pine Music for more information on this
mp3 and another one they have for free download. |
Planes
of Sorrow
(6.9
MB, running time: 5:57)
Powerful,
thought-provoking anti-war protest song
written and performed by singer/songwriter,
Dan Krentzman.
More
on Dan Krentzman: Dan lives near Boston.
He was inspired to write this song to help
expose the corrupt Bush administration so
Bush will be defeated in November. He would
appreciate your sharing his song with others
to help spread the word. We also have the
lyrics
to Planes of Sorrow and you can also
find them on Dan's
web page. |
President
Bush I'm Not Voting for You
(5.1
MB, running time 6:05)
Well
researched pop/folk song by singer/songwriter,
Rick Dieffenbach. This song also incorporates
Bush's own words into lyrics that define
the foolishness of the Bush Administration.
More
on Rick Dieffenbach: Rick is a retired
naval officer who plays guitar for enjoyment.
He spent time researching Bush's policies
so that he could explain in song WHY Bush
is wrong. Please visit Rick's website
where you can also find the lyrics to this
song. |
Republicans
Rule the World
(6 MB,
running time: 5:10)
This
is another fine satirical anti-Bush folk
song by songwriter Scott Morrison of Scotty
and the Skeptics
About
Scott Morrison: I've been writing for
over 25 years--love ballads, rockers, country
twangers, and the satirical and hopefully
humorous commentaries that appear at Scotty
and the Skeptics site. All the songs
on the site are in my satirical/political
mode, which seems to be my special niche,
and were recorded as song demoes (simple
arrangements, a few missed notes) to pitch
to artists, producers, labels, etc.
I
am the publisher
of a line of well-known music education
posters that are like roadmaps to harmony
for guitar, keyboard, saxophone and other
instruments. We produced our first product,
The Guitar Poster, in 1980, and it has become
a classic. They are available in thousands
of musical instrument stores as well as
directly from us at the site.
You
can find the
lyrics to Republicans Rule the World
posted on our website. You can also
visit
their website for more information.
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Roverland
(1.4
MB, running time: 1:28)
This
is a very funny song sung to the tune of
"Dixie" from the CD called The
Bush Diet.
More
on The Bush Diet: Politically incorrect
as you can get, much like Dubya himself,
"The Bush Diet" is the hit comedy CD featuring
the voices of George, Bill Clinton, Karl
Rove, Pat Robertson, and more. If you cringe
at the word "Bush", at least when it's preceded
by "George W.", or if you just have a twisted
sense of humor and plenty of thick skin,
you'll love "The Bush Diet". 27 tracks on
high-quality audio CD, Rated PG (safe for
the family...your heads will not explode.)
Makes a great gag gift! Get
this CD now! |
Seize
Back the Future
(2.9
MB, running time: 3:04)
Really
terrific rock protest song written, produced
and performed by Bill See. This song is
from Bill's new CD called, Union.
More
on Bill See: Bill See was formerly the
lead singer of the critically acclaimed
LA band, Divine
Weeks. His CD called Union
is an alternative history of the last three
years to the one presented by the national
media, that became little more than an echo
chamber for the Bush administration following
9/11. Union is his first commercially
available solo record. Bill wants to make
sure the right message gets out through
his music.
You
can find more information about Bill
See by visiting his web
site. His CD, Union can be purchased
at Miles
of Music and you can read a review of
it there. You can also find the lyrics
to Seize Back the Future on topplebush.com. |
Selfish
Bitch
(3.5
MB, running time 3:42 min.)
This
is a rock/pop song by ROL G1, a London-based
guitarist/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist,
that takes a swipe at the new Secretary
of State, Condi Rice.
More
about ROL G1: He writes, performs, records
mostly as a one-man band in a small old
fashioned home studio in NW London He has
written and recorded a large number of guitar
based tracks, presently unreleased that
will be sold on a CD. The majority of his
tracks are not quite as angry and aggressive
as "Bitch". He will have a new CD out in
2005. For now email
him or visit his web
site for more information. |
Silly
Putty
(3.7
MB, running time 3:53 min.)
Silly
Putty is a anti-Bush folk ballad by singer,
songwriter, and guitarist, Mike Nicolai
from Kansas City, Missouri.
More
on Mike Nicolai: You can find more information
including tour dates and biographical information
about Mike on his web
site. He also has other mp3 songs there
too. Mike is also on myspace.com. |
Soldiers
(5.6
MB, running time 6:12 min.)
This
soulful anti-war song by the band Everking
was inspired by the fact that UK has lost
over 100 soldiers in Iraq. The song speaks
from a soldiers' perspective.
More
on Everking: Everking is a project which
started back in 2001 and is currently one
album down the line and working on the second
E.P. They were #1 in the BBC Radio 1 independant/unsigned
charts for about three months and have had
music used on UK Terrestrial and Satellite
Television. Most of the music they write
is fairly upbeat and hiphoppy (the band
cannot be described as "politically-minded")
but the nature of the subject matter pushed
"Soldier" down a more serious path. The
poem at the end of the song is "The Soldier"
by Rupert Brooke who died in 1915. That,
and a coversation with the brother of a
British Forces Squaddie was the inspiration
for the song. Please
visit Everking's website for more information
about this band and for information on their
CDs. |
Something
to Believe In
(4.5
MB)
Something
to Believe In is an anti-war/anti-Bush
anthem performed by the electronic pop/rock
group R-Three
and its leader, Rhett Redelings-MacDermott
More
on R-Three: With R-Three, Rhett Redelings.
creates lush pop atmospheres utilizing all
the best elements of rock, pop, trance,
ambient, trip-hop and basically everything
else. R-Three has a CD called: Perceptual
Distortion that you can purchase
from their website.
You can also find
lyrics to Something to Believe In
on their website to download in .pdf format. |
Sonofa
Bush
(3.5
MB, running time: 3:45)
A
really good hip-hop satire in the "voice"
of Bush, rapping his way through recent
history, with lyrics inspired by his mispronunciations
and misguided thoughts. From Sea
Lion Records. |
So
Wrong
(4
MB, running time: 4:21)
"So
Wrong" is a soulful lament reflecting
post-2004 election blues by singer/songwriter
Eric Anders. This song will be featured
in a major motion picture release due out
in 2007. This is another exceptional song
by Eric Anders. We are pleased to be able
to offer this one to our viewers. Also check
out Eric's "How Low and Why"
and "Looking Forward to Your
Fall" that are listed on our
Music pages.
More
on Eric Anders: Performing
Songwriter Magazine describes singer-songwriter
Eric Anders' music as "touching on the trance-like
ecstasy of David Gray and the deadly seriousness
of Nick Drake.... Anders is as engaging
a singer and musician as he is writer."
You can find more information on Eric Anders
and his music by visiting his
web site and his
blog.
Eric
Anders CDs: This song is from Eric's
most recent CD: Tethered to the Ground
on Baggage Room Records [2006]. Eric has
also released these full CDs: Not
at One [2003] and More Regrets
[2004]. All of his releases can be purchased
at CD
Baby including Tethered
to the Ground. |
Squawk N' Awe
(4.1
MB, running time: 3:00)
"Squawk 'N Awe" is a funny anti-Bush country/rock song by Davey Davis and the Cabal Breakers at Country Eastern Music. Give a listen to this one if you enjoy good country music. |
Statistics
(7.7
MB, running time 8:15)
This
is a very informative anti-Bush rap song
filled with interesting statistics that
remind people why they need to get out and
vote by Peter Johnson with friend.
More
on Peter Johnson: Peter Johnston has
been employed as a classical trombonist,
a sideman in Louisiana roadhouse bands,
an operatic and vocal repertory coach and
more...A native of Texas, he has for many
years made his home in New York, where he
lives with his wife and an overprotected
cat. You can find
the lyrics to Statistics on our
website. |
Sunny
Again
(2.2
MB, running time 2:30)
This
ecletic pop song by Roymond questions blind
patriotism taking over for free speech,
hoping it will be Sunny Again when Bush's
gone.
More
by Roymond on this song: Written in
June 2003, I was tying together Bush's difficulty
making informed, intellegent decisions about
world affairs, and peripheral items like
the Dixie Chicks speaking out against him
and getting accused of being anti-American
or somehow unpatriotic for exercising their
freedom of speech! I couldn't believe this
was happening. "Either you're with us or
you're against us" was being yelled at US
citizens as if we had no right to question
his leadership. Well, I'm not with you,
Mr. President. The beauty of this country
isn't that our President rules unchecked
by its citizenry, but that we can speak
our mind and suggest alternate opinions
and even ask for accountability for your
actions. More than that - I can't wait till
you're gone! You can find more information
on Roymond and his music and download other
mp3s on his
website. You can also find
lyrics to this song posted on our website. |
Take
That Job
(1.4
MB, running time 3:04)
This
country/pop style song by singer, songwriter
and bassist, Charlene Grant, addresses the
loss of higher paying, good jobs going overseas.
About
Charlene Grant: Charlene writes the
music for each tune according to the feel
of the lyrics, without one particular band
or style in mind. Charlene's new CD, That
Would Be Me, includes styles that
cover the waterfront from the electric blues
storytelling of "Life's Too Short", to the
barroom rocking of "That Would Be Me", to
the Delta blues advice of "Don't Try To
Change Your Man." Her music makes you feel
like you're rocking at your favorite club
or just hanging out at the corner cafe!
You can find more
information about Charlene Grant by
visiting her website. You can purchase
and/or hear tracks from her new CD,
That Would Be Me, at CD
Baby. |
Talkin'
George Herbert Walker Bush, Jr. Blues
(1.3
MB, running time: 2:13)
Old
No. 8, a Chicago-based band working against
Bush. This Bush-bashing "American protest
song" is from their new CD called,
Communist Country set for release
this July. Old No. 8 also runs the Chicago
chapter of Bands
Against Bush.
More
on Old No. 8: They have played
benefits for Dennis Kucinich as far away
as Tampa FL. This song was written by Andy
Levenberg and Old No. 8 ©2004. Please
visit
their website to hear more clips and
get more information on this band. |
Talking
Points
(3.4
MB, running time: 3:47)
Talking
Points is a really terrific anti-war,
anti-Bush, anti-Fox rap/hip-hop tune! Rap
doesn't get much better than this! We know
you will enjoy it.
About
Talking Points: "I wrote
Talking Points in the deep
hope that it can be just one more thing
that leads to the change that this country
desperately needs. So many of the young
people these days are not voting, and no
matter how many MTV 'Rock the Vote' commercials
they see, they still aren't going to.
I believe the only way to get my fellow
twenty-somethings to the polls is help them
to understand just WHY they should go, and
thus the latest song Talking Points
by Bowler was created. It was my intention
to put into lyrics a precise and entertaining
argument for why this change is needed,
and I believe I have suceeded. Clearly,
if you've read the lyrics you'll see that
I also take quite a few shots at the propagandists
in the media who choose to color the news
instead of report it. If we can get people
to understand just what they are watching
(propaganda), perhaps we can open their
eyes."
About
Bowler: Bowler currently resides in
the heart of the Midwest but grew up in
the poor South. As a child of the welfare
system, he worked hard to claw his way from
his humble roots and find a better life
for himself, living the American dream.
Yet to catch his big break, Bowler continues
to plug away in his small home studio whenever
time from his day job allows. Please
visit his website and support this young
artist's efforts and download
some of his other songs. You can find
the lyrics
to this song on our website. |
Tell
Me It's Over
(3.1
MB, running time 4:22)
This
is a really good pop/rock song by Rich Wyman
who has let his feelings go in order to
point out the abuses of the Bush Government,
which completely seems to ignore the will
of both its own people and moreover, the
entire world. His band also performs on
this mp3.
More
on Rich Wyman: Rich is currently finishing
a new album. It will be out this Fall and
it is called FACTORY. The first single from
FACTORY will be released to radio in The
Netherlands, The U.K. and Ireland in October.
It had a beautiful recording of SleepinÕ
Bird. Rich signed a deal with IODA (Independent
Online Distribution Association). IODA will
distribute his music in all downloadable
forms on the internet. I have also signed
a sales and distribution deal with Zomba/Rough
Trade for Benelux.Ê And all this comes to
via his own label, Apricot Records.ÊFind
more information on Rich Wyman and his music
and CDs on his website. |
Terror
(4.3
MB, running time: 4:32)
You
can't get much better than Terror
by SoulPrawn at combining Bush's voice with
hip electronic music set to a great beat
to make an anti-Bush statement. If you
like Terror, you will also
like Game Over by SoulPrawn
that can be found on this list.
More
on SoulPrawn: Raised in France by British
parents, SoulPrawn's extensive travels throughout
the planet and the fact that he spent the
past 15 years in Africa and the Middle-East
with regular visits to the United States,
gave him the ability to observe political
developments in different parts of the world
from a priviliged local perspective. SoulPrawn,
an amateur musician, has only very recently
started working on composing songs, animated
by a keen interest in music (rock, trip-hop,
electronica) and the political conscience
which his observations generated. His very
first compositions are a series of criticisms
of Bush's corrupt regime and it's impact
on America and the world, in which Bush's
voice is used to sing anti-Bush messages.
Please
visit his new website for more information
and to hear more of his music. |
Terrorist
(4.2
MB, running time: 3:34)
This
is a terrific pop/electronic style
anti-Republican song by singer, songwriter
Casey Wade from his soon to be released
album called: "Don't Jive Me Woman."
More
information: To find more information
about Casey Wade and his music and CDs,
please visit
his website. |
That's All Right, Obama
(1.5
MB, running time: 1:38)
Here's another terrific Pro-Obama song that rocks by the group AlteRockers. "That's All Right, Obama" is a remake of the Elvis song "That's all Right, Mama". It's part of their Obamarama Sessions. Please also visit their website to find more music by AlteRockers. We also have their song "Keep on Barackin' Me" listed on our website.
More on AlteRockers: The AlteRockers (a play on a Yiddish term for oldster) started in 2002 to perform rock 'n' roll satires on Purim, a Jewish holiday in which parody is abundant. Lori Lippitz, a former cantorial soloist at the Jewish Reconstructionist Congregation in Evanston, Illinois, founded the band, which is composed of business and academic professionals who are passionate about playing rock 'n' roll.
With apologies to the original artists, the AlteRockers perform satires on various comprehensive categories, such as religion, politics and food. The ARs write topical satires and conclude every show with the Beatles classic, "Hey Jews," a call to social action and tikkun olam (repairing the world). Other notable titles include "(I Get By with) a Little Help From the Choir," "Saturday Night's All Right for Lighting," "Gimme Some Leaven" and "Hit Me With Your Bird Shot" (dedicated to Vice President Cheney). In 2008, the band released its first CD comprising two election-inspired numbers: "That's All Right, Obama" and "Keep on Barackin' Me." These singles are also available on the band's website, www.alterockers.com. |
The
Agenda for Century 21
(3.4
MB, running time 3:44)
This
is a wonderfully inventive, darkly humorous
anti-war song by the group The Used
Johnnys from the UK built around
the music of the popular song "When
Johnny Comes Marching Home." The song
incorporates political sound bites, dizzy
sax, and piercing feedback mixed to tell
a story of deceit, greed and death. The
message is simple: no war based on greed
and lies - no conflict resolved by occupation
and excessive armed force.
More
on The Used Johnnys: You can find other
songs, including "You've Lost My Vote"
for free download and the lyrics to these
songs on their
website. The Used Johnnys
hope to add a voice to those involved in
the struggle to make the world a better
and more peaceful place. |
The
Best Trick
(3.7
MB)
This
is a very cutting anti-Bush hip-hop style
song by the group Überplebs from Australia.
More
on Uberplebs: The Überplebs produce
political commentary via the medium of hip
hop beats. They are fully committed to the
downfall of both President George W Bush
and Prime Minister Anthony Blair. The Überplebs
began about a year ago and was formed by
three like minded musicians with the view
to entertain and inform interested individuals
about some of the key conspiracies surrounding
the turn of the 21st century. They are only
asking that if you like you share and thus
we all become happier and more informed.
You can find more information about this
group and their music on their web
site. |
The
Bush Legacy
(2.6
MB, running time: 2:17)
This
is a humorous folk style anti-Bush song
by Randy McGirr, who also has a penchant
for fuzz guitar.
More
on Randy McGinn: Please visit his web
site "Black
Turtle" where you can find more
songs and videos of his for free download. |
The
Cowboy
(4.9
MB, running time: 5:13)
A
really smokin' song by the Kaiser Blues
Band from Germany, written specifically
to attack Bush. Don't worry! It's written
and sung in English.
More
on the Kaiser Blues Band: This rock
and blues trio is well known around the
club and concert scene in Germany. They
have two CDs out that you can order from
either of their websites: www.kaiserbluesband.de
or www.bluetales.de.
We have listened to both CDs and recommend
them highly if you enjoy this type of music.
Both CDs are very well produced and professionally
made and the songs we feature are representative
of the music you will hear on both. You
can find the lyrics
to The Cowboy on our website. |
The
Freedom Waltz
(2.9
MB, running time: 3:09)
Once upon a time, someone said "You can fool some of the people all of the time, and those are the people I want to concentrate on." Another person said, "If you repeat a lie often enough, everyone will believe it." So, naïve as I am, I tried to test the hypothesis that if you repeat the truth often enough, at least some people will believe it. Hence, I wrote the song, "The Freedom Waltz." I hope you believe it! I do! Peace, love and freedom! - a folk style song by Ken Swiatek |
The
Grifter
(3.6
MB, running time: 3:45)
The
Grifter is a parody of the folk-rock
Paul Simon song, The Boxer. The lyrics
were written by Ken Swiatek and reveal some
real truths about Bush's life. It is sung
and performed with guitar. A grifter is
one who engages in making money by cheating,
swindling, confidence games or graft. Truth
or fiction? Truth or lies? You be the judge.
This song is solidly performed and we think
you will really enjoy the anti-Bush lyrics. |
The
Hand That Feeds
(8.7
MB, running time: 7:37)
This
is Nine Inch Nails' song that was released
into the public domain so others could remix
the tracks. This version has been carefully
and masterfully remixed by Didjake to incorporate
speeches by Bush, Cindy Sheehan and various
anti-war protestors. The samples play off
the lyrics as well as the music. The song
was taken out of its original melodic context
somehwat so it would have broader appeal.
Please feel free to share this song with
others or host it yourself. We thought this
remix was exceptional and we hope you enjoy
it as much as we did.
More
information: You can find other download
sites and the lyrics to the original Nine
Inch Nails' song on Didjake's
website. |
The
Homeland Security Blues
(3.6
MB, running time: 3:50 min.)
This
is a really well done big band/swing pop/blues
style song that decries the loss of personal
privacy and freedom in our country under
the guise of Homeland Security. Terrific
lyrics with a deft sense of humor - excellent
musicianship - and a chorus of backup singers
too.
More
information: You can find
Spartacus Jones' CD with this song and
three more great tunes on his website. |
The
Liar
(2.7
MB, running time: 2:50)
This
is another cool anti-Bush folk song, by
protest singer/songwriter Yikes McGee.
More
on Yikes McGee: Yikes is dedicated to
fighting right-wing propaganda, and giving
Bush the boot. Yikes has written several
other excellent anti-Bush songs that you
can also download in mp3 format from his
web
site. You can also find the lyrics posted
there. |
The
Nightmare of New Orleans
(2.9
MB, running time: 3:02)
This
is a terrific hard-hitting folk song by
singer/songwriter, Vic Sadot (pronounced
Sa-doc) with lyrics that take on the issues
of Bush's incompetence in handling the damage
caused by Hurricane Katrina.
More
on Vic Sadot: Sadot's lyrics aptly paint
the picture of a nation under attack from
the real enemy ensconced in government.
His songs are an attempt to persuade Bush
supporters to wake up and turn against him.
Vic Sadot has a new CD called: Broadsides
& Retrospectives with anti-Bush/protest
music. His music is a brand of brash, hard-hitting
folk songs similar to Bob Dylan of the 60's.
For Vic Sadot music and sales, please visit:
zydecoplanet.com.
|
The
Secret Downing Street Memo
(4.2
MB, running time 4:30)
This is a very pretty and soulful anti-Bush,
anti-war folk song written and performed
by John Bourne Harbour. It attacks the lies
and deceptions in the run-up to the Iraq
war.
More
about John Bourne Harbour: John is a
writer of poetry and prose, and a philosopher
of default living in upstate New York. He
records his music on a computer running
either Linux or Windows. His music is all
home-grown. Please visit his web
site for other songs. Most are even
available with still frame video. |
The
Star Spangled Boner
(1.3
MB, running time 1:21)
This
is a very clever and humorous anti-war song
by the Oakland, CA band: The Sons of Emperor
Norton.
"I wanted to use the National Anthem
in such a manner as to offset the way the
right wing wraps itself in the American
flag to somehow justify the United States'
aggressive, murderous imperialism as some
kind of nationalistic form of patriotism.
Maybe by association, it can jar a few citizens
attention away from the national pastime
and into some kind of constructive awareness
and activism." (J. F. Kaline, '05)
More
on The Sons of Emperor Norton: This
band just released an anthology CD of humorous,
progressively-minded political music that
combines their vintage-country/Americana
songs with the rock/jazz styled tunes of
some other bands. This song is one of 23
songs on their CD called: "The Putrid Minds
Anthology: Battle Hymns for the Blue States."
You can find more information about this
band on their web
site and you can find more information
on their CD at CDBaby.We
really think you will appreciate this group
as their lyrics are great and so is their
musicianship! |
The
Yellow Stain from Texas
(2.8
MB, running time 3:07)
We
can't rave enough about this terrific folk/bluegrass
style anti-Bush song by Joe Befumo that's
a parody of "The Yellow Rose of Texas".
The lyrics are terrific, the musicianship
is terrific, and the recording is excellent.
You must add this one to your collection
and share it with everyone!!
More
on The Yellow Stain from Texas: You
can find the lyrics to this song, sheet
music and a chord sheet on the impeachapalooza.org
web site. |
There
Ain't No Cowboys Anymore
(6.5
MB, running time 5:44)
This
is an excellent uptempo bluegrass style
song by singer/songwriter/musician, Spartacus
Jones who cleverly and correctly claims
that if someone like Bush qualifies as a
cowboy, there must not be any real ones
anymore.
More
information: You can find more information
about Spartacus Jones, his music, and CDs
on his website.
Our site also features other songs by Spartacus
Jones for free download. |
They
Lied
(4.3
MB, running time 4:35)
This
is a humorous but hard hitting anti-Bush
anthem with a fun, upbeat, vaudeville feel
to it, written and recorded by popular entertainer,
Jay Mankita. This song is a serious indictment
of the Bush Administration's lies, the complicity
of the media, a short history lesson, and
an analysis of similarities between Bush
and Capt. James T. Kirk.
More
on Jay Mankita and They Lied:
Recorded at Mark Dann's Woodstock studio,
Mankita plays acoustic guitar and sings,
while Dann adds electric bass and a little
snare drum. They Lied is one
of 10 similarly lighthearted songs on Jay's
most recent CD release, Dog's Are
Watching Us, also available on Jay's
site. Jay is a well known and popular
songwriter and entertainer. When not otherwise
promoting social and environmental justice,
Mankita spends his time performing and teaching
songwriting to kids. Pete Seeger, national
folk icon, had this to say about Jay: "Come
hear this guy...I think he's one of the
half dozen best songwriters today". Please
visit
his website to find information about
his music, CDs, or to book his services
as an entertainer. |
Thief
of Baghdad
(3.9
MB, running time 2:39)
This
is a very nice anti-war, anti-Bush folk
style song with a catchy melody, guitars
and harmonies by singer/songwriter Jeff
Hellman. Visit
Jeff's web site to find more information
about him and his music. |
Truth Half Diminished
(2.4
MB, running time 4:15)
Here is another exceptional song by Erik Burch of Vancouver, WA. However this one is a soft ballad that is both anti-Bush and anti-war with great vocals and lyrics. You can find more information about Erik and his music and get the lyrics for this song on myspace or visit soundclick to hear this song and others by Erik. If you enjoy this song, download "W Beats the Rap" also by Erik Burch located on this page. |
Uncle
Bush Wants You
(4.8
MB, running time: 4:01)
This
hard rock anti-Bush song is the first single
by the Toronto, Canada group, ZEROSCAPE,
from their new album called BRAILLE.
More
information on ZEROSCAPE and BRAILLE:
Their new album, entitled BRAILLE, is now
available in stores accross Canada. There
is a link on their website to buy
the album. They will be doing an East
Coast Tour in November to support the release.
Tour dates will be posted on the website
very soon. They play heavy/alternative music,
with a blend of ragga/metal/hip-hop/soul.
Melodic and powerful, with a truly unique
sound. They creat music with no boundaries,
no limits, to speak the truth in this world
of fraud. ZEROSCAPE IS FREEDOM. Please
visit their website for more information
and to order their CD. You can also find
the lyrics to this song on our website. |
Video
Game Soldiers
(3.6
MBh, running time: 3:45)
Video
Game Soldiers is an excellent soulful
anti-Bush anti-war song sung by Eskit with
chorus, who also accompanies himself on
piano from his CD called: Impeach Me:
Songs That Trash the Busheviks. This
song corectly compares the Busheviks to
people who play video war games in that
both don't have a clue as to the consequences
of what a real war is like and neither would
participate in one. Our site features two
other songs for free download by Eskit:
Liar Liar and Kool-Aid Man.
More
on Eskit: Eskit has released the above
CD with 22 satirical, anti-Bush songs and
he also has four other mini-CDs with predominantly
anti-war/anti-Bush material. You can hear/download
audio files of most of his music by visiting
his website. |
Votin'
for Kerry
(2.7
MB, running time 2:52)
In
this pop/rock song, Zoomer and his band
inform others why they should vote for John
Kerry in the coming election.
More
information on Zoomer and Zoomermusic.net:
One of the top 100 Albums of '2001, (Yeah,
Yeah, Yeah Magazine), ZOOMER'S first CD
release, Maximum Plastic,
got the underground music world buzzing
around this electric street poet / avant-garde
rock artiste. Visit
his website for more information on
Zoomer, his music and CDs or to download
a copy of this song. |
War
Crimes W
(2.8
MB, running time: 3:04)
"War Crimes W" is a parody of the Roy Orbison, Joe Melson penned song,"Crying" which was a #2 Top Forty hit for the late Roy Orbison in 1961. Singer-songwriter Ken Swiatek wrote the lyrics and performs this song. |
War
Criminal George
(2.8
MB, running time: 3:01)
This
pop/rock protest song by Jonathan Ellison
Sumpton and The
Angry Brigade is best described as musical
terrorism as in "we know what you're doing,
we don't like it and even if the world's
media won't spell it out so people can understand,
we will".
For
more information about Jonathan Sumpton
and The Angry Brigade please visit
their website. Our website also has
the lyrics
to this song. You can also download this song and find other stuff by Jonathan at CDBaby. |
W Beats the Rap
(3.2
MB, running time: 3:29)
This
is a hip-hop song by Erik Burch of Vancouver, WA. The song features great lyrics, music and vocals and is a scathing indictment of the Bush Administration. You can find more information about Erik and his music and get the lyrics for this song on myspace or visit soundclick to hear this song and others by Erik. |
Warrior
Kin
(4.2
MB, running time 4:30)
An
excellent anti-war song by singer-songwriter
Eric Anders. It is one of three songs from
his EP: Songs for Wayward Days.
More
on Eric Anders: Performing Songwriter
Magazine describes singer-songwriter
Eric Anders' music as "touching on the trance-like
ecstasy of David Gray and the deadly seriousness
of Nick Drake.... Anders is as engaging
a singer and musician as he is writer."
You can find more information on Eric Anders
and his music by visiting his
web site and his
blog. We have the lyrics
to Warrior Kin posted on our
site.
Eric
Anders CDs: Warrior Kin is on
Eric's 3-song EP: Songs for Wayward
Days [2004]. You can read
his commentary on all three lyrics.
Eric has also released two full CDs: Not
at One [2003] and More Regrets
[2004]. All of his releases can be purchased
at CD
Baby. |
Wartime
President Song
(1.9
MB, running time 2:05)
San
Francisco Bay Area mockers/rockers ARIEL
perform the "Wartime President Song," a
humorous musical biography of our 43rd President.
Set to the tune of "This Old Man," the lyrics
poke fun at various points in Mr. Bush's
life and career. This one is hysterical
and well done.
More
on ARIEL: A SF Bay Area music tradition
since the 1980's, ARIEL features J.J. Jenkins,
George Petersen, Walter Bush (no relation!)
and Chris LaRocca, and plays original music
penned Mssrs. Jenkins and Petersen. This
song can be also found on their website. |
Waste
Me/Emancipate Me
(2.7
MB, running time: 2:50)
Another
excellent protest song written, produced
and performed by Bill See. This song is
also from Bill's new CD called, Union.
More
on Bill See: Bill See was formerly the
lead singer of the critically acclaimed
LA band, Divine
Weeks. His CD called Union
is an alternative history of the last three
years to the one presented by the national
media, that became little more than an echo
chamber for the Bush administration following
9/11. Union is his first commercially
available solo record. Bill wants to make
sure the right message gets out through
his music.
You
can find more information about Bill
See by visiting his web
site. His CD, Union can be purchased
at Miles
of Music and you can read a review of
it there. You can also find the lyrics
to Waste Me/Emancipate Me on
topplebush.com. |
What
Are We Fighting For?
(5.2
MB, running time 3:38)
This
song features tight harmonies and terrific
musicianship by award winning singer, songwriter
and guitarist, Robert Ross and his band
from their brand new CD by the same name
on Fountainbleu Records. This pop/rock song
is a scathing indictment of American foreign
policy in Iraq.
About
Robert Ross and his band: The Robert
Ross band tastefully blend rock 'n'
roll, folk, jazz, blues, and gospel to serve
up a collection of politically charged songs
meant to stir and expand the debate of current
American foreign policy. To find more information
about the Robert
Ross Band and to hear some music clips
from their CD, you can visit their website.
You can also purchase their new CD, What
Are We Fighting For? for $5.00 plus
$2.00 shipping from Fountainbleu
Entertainment.
About
their new CD, What Are We Fighting For?:
The Robert Ross Band points us in a direction
where we reflect and ponder the government's
highly suspiscious actions taken in the
aftermath of national tragedy.
In
the spirit of Michael Moore's current film,
"Fahrenheit 9/11," Robert Ross serves up
a collection of politically charged songs
meant to stir and expand the debate of current
American foreign policy. In doing so, Robert
Ross and his band bring powerful emotions
and humor to the proceedings, all the while
maintaining an uplifting view of healing
and cooperation. Rock 'n' roll, folk, jazz,
blues, and gospel are tastefully blended
together on this impressive and provocative
cd.
The
record kicks off with the title track, "What
Are We Fighting For?" that overflows with
black humor. With "One Man One Vote," the
Robert Ross Band questions recent election
day practices and their implications for
our democracy. "Fee Fie Foe Fum" sees an
Orwellian domestic agenda and an imperialist
foreign policy leading to world domination.,
"We Are One" closes the disc with a gospel
touch, a paean to peace, brotherhood and
understanding. |
When You're Back on Your Ranch in Texas
(2.9
MB, running time:3:13)
This is an excellent folk song by Tom Pacheco from his 2006 album called "Bloodlines". This song asks questions of Bush about the damage he's done and how he's going to feel when he's out of office and back on his ranch.
More about Tom Pacheco: Tom Pacheco is a masterful song-writer who has toured and recorded in Europe. His playlist contains tunes which address the human situation with tenderness and humor. Please visit his website for more information about his music, current album and past albums. |
Where
We Are
(6.3
MB, running time: 4:31)
This
is a terrific rock protest song with great
music and vocals by the LA-based band Feuer
("Fire" in Germany).
More
on Feuer: Guitars/Vox: Ralf D., Bass/Back,
Vox: Kaizer, Drums/Back Vox: Hirsch are
the members of Feuer. Please visit Feuer's
website where you can find other mp3s
for free download and more information on
this band. Where We Are is their
first protest song. You can also find the
lyrics to Where
We Are on this website. |
Who
Rules the World
(4.5
MB, running time: 3:57)
This
is a satirical country and western style
tune from Canadian artist, Nathan Sloniowski,
from his CD called: No Wicked for the
Rest.
More
on Nathan Sloniowski: This song is already
garnering good reviews, and has led to an
invitation to open for the award-winning
Rick Fines Trio Feb. 19th at the folkus
music seriesÊin Canada. The song has also
hit a nerve in the US and in Europe. These
are Toronto's and the Ottawa Valley's best
folk-rockers. Please
visit Nathan's website for more information
on his music, CD, Rocketchimp Records, and
up-coming appearances. We have the lyrics
to this song on our website. |
Who's
Drivin' the Bus?
(3.47
MB, running time approx. 4:20)
This
folk style song written and performed by
Ralph Stever and his band, Musical Graffiti,
with backup vocals by the Ralphetts, details
the failings of the Bush Administration
quite well. [Note: We edited this song to
reduce the file size and running time]
About
Musical Graffiti: Musical Graffiti is
a band of musical insurgents who find themselves
hunkered down within the valleys of Northwest
Montana wrestling with both external and
internal "Shock and Awe." Their second CD,
Who's
Drivin' the Bus, is a collection
of songs that dance. In many ways Nov. 2nd
will shape the future of our fragile planet.
Who's Drivin' the Bus asks
a critical question that all voters have
a need to consider. On their cd you will
find the unedited version of The Bus
and a collection of songs that seach for
solutions for a way out of this rather strange
place in history that we find ourselves.
Viewers can hear more mp3s from Musical
Graffiti and order their CD from CDbaby.com. |
W
in F Sharp
(5.7
MB )
This
pop/rock song was written by Richard Foster,
a very talented and provocative songwriter/musician
from western New York and recorded with
some hot fusion players from NYC. This song
comes from Ripe
Mango Productions.
About
Ripe Mango Productions: Ripe
Mango Productions produces innovative
music for your listening pleasure. They
have another political song called Winds
of Change on their website
you can also listen to. You can also find
the lyrics
to W in F Sharp on our website. |
Yabba
Dubya Doo
(4.8
MB, running time: 5:10)
An
excellent anti-Bush song by Steve May
Please
visit Steve
May's website where you can find the
lyrics to this song and a higher quality
mp3 of this song to download. Topplebush.com
also has the lyrics
to Yabba Dubya Doo listed. |
Zipcode
(5 MB,
running time: 5:16)
With
just vocals and guitar, this anti-war ballad
by Joe Messanella of Long
Lost Home Productions from Amsterdam,
addresses the disconnect of the pro-war
Bush supporters who never had any intentions
to serve or sacrifice knowing that a small
minority of 'good folk' would bear the burden.
About
Joe Messanella: Please visit his web
site, Long
Lost Home, for more information. |
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