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Documentary Recordings
Run to Cadence with the U.S. Navy Vol. 2
Genre: Special Interest

Track Listings (31) - Disc #1
1. Looked up Adead
2. Up From a Sub 60 Feet Below
3. I'm in the U.S. Navy
4. Shot Rang Out in the Middle of the Night
5. Somebody, Anybody, Start a War
6. C-130
7. Pain
8. Up in the Morning
9. Navy... Number One
10. Had a Dog Named Blue
11. Hey, Hey, Whiskey Jack
12. Baby Brigade
13. Tarzan & Jane
14. PT
15. Backwoods Johnny
16. All My Life I Wanted to Be...
17. Fired Up
18. Hey, I Feel Alright Now
19. Mama, If You Could See Me Now
20. Way Down in the Jungle
21. Let Me Tell You About My Chief
22. We Are the Fighting '40'
23. I Had A Girl, Way out West
24. Hey Bop, Bop, Re-bob
25. Running Through the Desert with My M-16
26. I Wanna Be a Navy Pilot
27. Flying Over Moscow
28. Turn Up the Volume
29. Up in the Morning II
30. Air-deck Seabee
31. Easy Run

Forty-one minutes of Spirit, Tradition, and Motivation! Here is the newest collection of Navy Running Cadences. In the motivatng oral tradition of military cadences, each caller employs his own distinct style and lyrics.... more »

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All Artists: Documentary Recordings
Title: Run to Cadence with the U.S. Navy Vol. 2
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Documentary Recordings
Original Release Date: 12/24/2004
Release Date: 12/24/2004
Genre: Special Interest
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 099968048124, 669910992555

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CD Reviews

Weak and Tired!

J. Scott | 10/27/2007

(2 out of 5 stars)

"I was hoping that this would be a great motiviation tool for running but it turns out to be just the opposite. The recording quality is shabby at best. Not to mention the fact that there is no consistency. The tracks are not made from one group during a PT session, but from different groups with different paces on each track. Ridiculous! The cadence callers seemed eager yet inexperienced and thir lack of rhythm and endurance was evident as most seemed out of breath to begin with (screaming at the tops of their lungs....not sounding off)! One would be better off trying a Marine cadence or Navy Seals instead."