This is New Wisco Weekend, I'm Lisa Hale. Turkey's stuffing potatoes, it's a plate of goodness,
but Thanksgiving isn't just about the meal, it's family and friends, the experience and the
atmosphere. So why not add a hand-picked five-course menu of music and Terry Bar make sure it's
overflowing with notes of gratitude. If you are heading over the river and through the woods,
or are hosting family and friends at your home, music can help set the tone. So we cooked up this
delicious list starting with tradition. It's Bing Crosby and it seems no holiday is complete
with Audium. Luckily Thanksgiving gets its due with I've got plenty to be thankful for. Here's a taste.
Plenty to be thankful for. I've got eyes to see with, ears to hear with,
arms to hug with lips to kiss with someone to adore. How could anybody ask for more?
Why needs a small eyeball at the five and ten-cent store? Oh, I've got. Where did you be thankful for?
The timeless classic from Bing Crosby and I've got plenty to be thankful for.
Hopefully disagreements aren't on your plate this holiday, but you can always turn to Johnny Cash
for a reminder of what should really matter. Our five-course menu of music continues with Thanksgiving
and we'll come to the time and the season when family and friends get an ear to offer a prayer of
Thanksgiving or blessings we've known through the year to join hands and thank the creator.
Now when Thanksgiving is due and this year when I count my blessings I'm thinking the Lord
He made you. This year when I count my blessings I'm thinking the Lord He made you.
I'm grateful for the laughter of children. That's Johnny Cash and Thanksgiving prayer.
Next she wanted this to be a simple sentiment and Natalie Merchant explained during a VH1
story teller special. She's proud of her kind and generous song of thanks.
I want to thank you. I want to thank you. I want to thank you.
I want to thank you. And there's your little taste of kind and generous by Natalie Merchant.
Our five-course menu of music turns to give thanks and praises. It's Bob Marley's way of saying
give thanks on high for all the gifts we've been given.
Oh take that veil from off your eyes. Look into the future of real life.
And that's Bob Marley with give thanks and praises. Well it's time for the final course on our
menu and a song to make you laugh. It's the self-written tune celebrating the holidays MVPs,
Turkey, Potatoes and the Post Feast NAP. I'm Terry Barr wishing you a wonderful thanksgiving.
Enjoy Adam Sandler and the Thanksgiving song. This is the Thanksgiving song. I hope you enjoy.
I love you.
Because it's good, you love to eat, you're like a good boy shirt because it's turkey to eat so good.
That clap is messing my head up man. I appreciate it but I was trying to think
of the next line. I'm like, all I hear is clapping. Here we go. Thanks anyways.
Turkey for me. Turkey for you. Let's eat the turkey in my big brown shoe.
I love to eat the turkey at that table. I want to saw a movie with Betty Gravel.
Eat that turkey all night long. 50 million dollars fans can't be wrong.
Turkey, turkey do and turkey that I eat that turkey then I take a nap.
At this time of Thanksgiving, I must say thank you for being a part of Newisco weekend.
You'll look at the stories and issues facing Northeast Wisconsin. Newisco weekend is
produced and written by Terry Barr and Lisa Hale. Thank you to our executive producer Todd Michaels
directed by Lisa Hale. Thank you to Terry Barr, our lead correspondent and this week's
correspondence Savannah Tome Olsen, Conrad Krieger and Pete Schwabba. And thank you for our
commentary from Amanda Nimmer. If you have a story you'd like to hear covered, email me Lisa.Hale
at civicmedia.us or contact us through the civic media app. I'm civic media Northeast Wisconsin
Bureau Chief Lisa Hale for WISS and WGBW News. Be unstoppable.
