September

Notable Lyrics: "Do you remember the 21st night of September?
Some songs stick out for the names, places, and events they reference. There are also songs that reference specific days, essentially immortalizing themselves on a songs that are obligatory played annually on that day. Many songs that refer to dates are about holidays. There's no lack of songs about the Fourth of July, for example. But there are other tunes that reference dates throughout the year - some more meaningful than others. Regardless, these songs are a mix of fun, soulful, poignant, and special. What they all have in common, however, is that they're must-play ditties at least one day a year. Which ones are your favorites?
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Notable Lyrics: "Do you remember the 21st night of September?

Notable Lyrics: "Oh what a night, late December back in '63."

Notable Lyrics: "By May 10th, Richmond had fell. It's a time I remember oh so well."

Notable Lyrics: "It was the third of September, that day I'll always remember."

Notable Lyrics: "Now the first of December was covered with snow."

Notable Lyrics: "Was the third of June, another sleepy, dusty Delta day."

Notable Lyrics: "On the first day of August, I want to wake up by your side."

Notable Lyrics: "Then they started to take back their clothes, hang 'em on the line. It was January 30th, and everybody was feelin' fine."

Notable Lyrics: "All is quiet on New Year's Day."

Notable Lyrics: "This tiny Victorian rhubarb kept the watering hole open for 65 years. Now it's boilin' in a miserable March 21st."

Notable Lyrics: "America was stunned on May 4, 1970."

Notable Lyrics: "April 26, 1992, there was a riot on the streets. Tell me, where are you..."

Noteable Lyrics: "Hung up waitin' for a windy day, kite on ice since the first of February."

Notable Lyrics: "Friday night, August the 14th, Ood lady luck smiled down on me."