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Uploaded by on Dec 23, 2006

We can't trust President Bush, so please keep your support for Katrina relief alive. This video is solely to promote and keep the relief efforts alive. We must not let the Gulf Coast down. Thanks to all who I have included in this itsiatkins video. Thanks to the musicians.Tony "Thunder" Smith - drums, vocal, production engineer.
Bill Chinnock - guitar / Lead Vocals
John Kumnick bass guitar
lyrics by itsi atkins c 2005
lyrics inspired by "No Christmas in Kentucky" Phil Ochs, 1964

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  • Its to bad with over half of New Orlean's under water and all those people shouting for help instead of helping themselves, they rather put the blame on everyone except themselves GOD US TOOLS OUR BRAINS for enginuity maybe you New Orleans folks forgot how to do anything for yourselves if so many are there why is it you cant rebuild it yourselves by working together are you really that LAZY AND DUMB?

  • Wonderful update of Phil's old song. Thanks for posting.

  • Thanks for posting this video... I'd not heard Bill's song. I played keyboards for Bill for the last 2 years. You will be missed, Bill...  -Taylor

    PS you should put "bill" and"chinnock" in the tags line of the video information so people can find it better

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