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Arkansas has a few state songs: "Arkansas (You Run Deep In Me)" by Wayland Holyfield and "Oh, Arkansas" by . A former Terry Rose and Gary Klaff. A former state song was "The Arkansas Traveler" by Colonel Stanford C. Faulkner from 1949 to 1963. Themes that might appear in future songs about the state include spinach, apple blossoms, mockingbirds, and the Mississippi River. The state was the birthplace of President Clinton and Wal-Mart. Prior to becoming a state, Arkansas was part of the French Louisiana Territory and was named after a Sioux word for "downstream place." One of the top attractions is Hot Springs National Park. Route 49 runs through the state and has been the subject of blues songs. Texarkana by R.E.M. Arkansas Traveler by Pete Seeger, also Chet Atkins Arkansas Fight Song by The University of Arkansas Razorback Marching Band Arkansas by Eva Ware Barnett Mary Queen of Arkansas by Bruce Springsteen Arkansas by Glen Campbell When Electricity Came To Arkansas by Black Oak Arkansas Arkansas by Roger Miller Arkansas by Elvin Bishop Arkansas Line by Elvin Bishop The Last of the Arkansas Greyhounds by Leo Kottke Arkansas Dave by George Strait Arkansas Killing Time by The Pine Box Boys Here In Arkansas by Robert Earl Keen Arkansas State Prison by Bobby Wommack Girl From Arkansas by Rod Picott Back To Arkansas by Tom Goss The State of Arkansas by Jimmy Durante Arkansas Diamond by Bill Kirchen East Arkansas Shout by Sammie Lewis Arkansas Chrome by Jesse Dayton A Robot Plane Flies Over Arkansas by Tony Trischka Rebel/Arkansas Traveler by Tin Cup Prophette Arkansas Coal by Lee Hazelwood & Nancy Sinatra Leaving Arkansas by Josh Moore Arkansas River by Oakhurst When Panthers Roamed in Arkansas by Kate Campbell Brand New Arkansas Traveler by Alex Bevan Arkansas Rain by Jeremy Steding Aekansas Ramble by Mary Flower © Playlist Research. All rights reserved. |
