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| America, Why I Love Her? 我為何愛美國？ received from Pastor Don Baron |
I've always been a big John Wayne fan. I’ve watched all his movies (his westerns are the
best), many more than once. He personified American values and patriotic pride. In this
patriotic essay, John Wayne recites a beautiful poetic piece written by another actor, and
poet, John Mitchum. John Mitchum is the younger brother of Robert Mitchum. In his youth,
with his brother, Robert, he traveled across America as a hobo and these adventures
may be where his inspiration for this piece came from. You may better remember John
Mitchum as Clint Eastwood's sidekick Detective DeGeorgio in the Dirty Harry film series,
and again in The Outlaw Josey Wales. He co-starred with John Wayne in Chisum and El
Dorado, and I believe he was also in the TV series F-Troop.
This first patriotic essay is called “America”, and is from the album "America, Why I Love
Her", which can be purchased from Amazon.com and other music outlets (if you like this
piece, please support the artists by purchasing the album).
This is one of my favorites and I hope my rendition does it justice. Double-click on button
below to play.
best), many more than once. He personified American values and patriotic pride. In this
patriotic essay, John Wayne recites a beautiful poetic piece written by another actor, and
poet, John Mitchum. John Mitchum is the younger brother of Robert Mitchum. In his youth,
with his brother, Robert, he traveled across America as a hobo and these adventures
may be where his inspiration for this piece came from. You may better remember John
Mitchum as Clint Eastwood's sidekick Detective DeGeorgio in the Dirty Harry film series,
and again in The Outlaw Josey Wales. He co-starred with John Wayne in Chisum and El
Dorado, and I believe he was also in the TV series F-Troop.
This first patriotic essay is called “America”, and is from the album "America, Why I Love
Her", which can be purchased from Amazon.com and other music outlets (if you like this
piece, please support the artists by purchasing the album).
This is one of my favorites and I hope my rendition does it justice. Double-click on button
below to play.
