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Layla, of course. I can still see those big reels going around.
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All my favorites have already been posted...The End, Fortunate Son...
It's pretty tough to come up with something different at this point but who else remembers "Tribes"???? 'God surely knows....each lonely soldier.....
How about "One Tin Soldier, The Legend of Billy Jack"???
Some songs of that era just stick in your head..."Satisfaction" by the Rolling Stones or "Penny Lane" by the Beetles. I was just a kid but I still remember the very first time I heard either song.
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That's one I've not heard in ages. Who sang it?
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Paper Lace did it in the UK
Bo Donaldson and the Heywoods in the US
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Paper Lace did it in the UK
Bo Donaldson and the Heywoods in the US
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I was over there in the AF '67-68, Eric Burton and The Animals "House of the Rising Sun" (1964) was one that seemed to resonate well with things going on at the time...
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Didn't "Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oad Tree" take on some meaning for returning Vets even though the basis was different (returning convict)?
It could ALMOST be interpreted to represent returning Vets but the line "and put the blame on me" doesn't apply to soldiers, many of whom were drafted. Of course if somebody VOLUNTEERED to go instead of staying with wife/girlfriend it could kinda sorta by construed that way. But I never liked the link to Vets but the Vets probably didn't mind.
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"One Tin Soldier" - Coven
"Billy, Don't Be A Hero" - Bo Donaldson and the Heywoods
"Tie A Yellow Ribbon 'Round The Old Oak Tree" - Tony Orlando and Dawn
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The only possible way to make that song any worse is to have the burn out Bob Dylan try to sing it!!!!!!
He might have wrote a lot of great songs but the dude couldn't carry a tune in a bucket.
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Light My Fire
A Whiter Shade of Pale
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Blowin' in the Wind
Yellow Bird with a Yellow Bill
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I don't know but I've been Told
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Uh Huh!
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"These Boots Are Made for Walking" and "Susie Q"
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A yellow ribbon traditionally meant a sweetie in the Cavalry.
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Was listening to the 70's run on XM in the few minutes I drive lately, and they were in a program that talked about "tie a yellow ribbon" being for a vet on his way home. I had always thought the convict story, but based on the band interviews, not so!
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During that same period it seem most of us had to purchase a reel to reel sound system with turntable to spin those vinyls. It usually came with very large speakers, tweeters, woofers etc. you could blow the windows out. One of the best lines I heard was " turn the volume up and rip the knob off". Wish I still had mine, that tape reel could hold a lot of tunes.
Seems we are mostly rock and rollers here. One album sticks in my mind, probably because she was a cutie and I young, was a 16 yr. old named Tanya Tucker, release a album around 71-72 as I recall. Can't remember time frame for Delta Dawn but still hear her singing that song.
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Eric Burton and the Animals said it best for me with Sky Pilot, a young W1/W2 flying combat assaults for the 25th ID, 9th ID (what was left of them), 199 Light IN, and 5 SF.
Out of uniform: Pat Fitzsimmons (KIA in an OH-58, AUG 1970) and myself, blowing smoke and trying not to think about the KIA's earlier that day.
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I'm not old enough to remember the war in Vietnam. Seems the first exposure to the war that I can recall was watching the movie.
Only John Wayne could make the sun set in the east . . .
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Eric Burton and the Animals said it best for me with Sky Pilot, a young W1/W2 flying combat assaults for the 25th ID, 9th ID (what was left of them), 199 Light IN, and 5 SF.
Out of uniform: Pat Fitzsimmons (KIA in an OH-58, AUG 1970) and myself, blowing smoke and trying not to think about the KIA's earlier that day.
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During that same period it seem most of us had to purchase a reel to reel sound system with turntable to spin those vinyls. It usually came with very large speakers, tweeters, woofers etc. you could blow the windows out. ......
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Wow, great thread! Another vote for "White Rabbit" here. Didn't serve, just missed the cutoff by about 18 months (whew!)- but I did hang with a lot of grunts from KMCAS in my ne'er-do-well youth.
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I still have mine up in the attic, Teac 6300, Pioneer turntable, amp, tuner, cassette player and a couple of Sansui speakers with 15" bass cones. They've been boxed up for over 25 years, wonder if the mice have been chewing on them. I still have a closet full of records and tapes. Might come in handy someday (my wife says I never get rid of anything, she's correct). |
I had my Pioneer 1500 rebuilt several times and finally gave up. I still have it. I do still use my Pioneer PL 41 turntable and 88A speakers. What a sound. I gave my parents my Pioneer 77 speakers. The Animals could not have understood what they put down on vinyl, or could they? You'll never reach the sky. We would drop you off at the end of the day, and we would go home to our hooch and our stereo, hoping to get you out of there the next day.
Was it a Chaplin or the helicopter pilot? I don't know.
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Wild Thing - The Troggs
Born to Be Wild - Steppenwolf
Machine Gun-Jimi Hendrix:
Hello Vietnam-Tom Hall
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I was 7 when the US left Vietnam. I remember thinking we were fighting the Germans over there because that's all I ever saw on TV (War movies)
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the animals house of the rising son was one I liked back then
but my favorite was Ralph Stanley's where the river bends
I would play it with my granddad
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And Spanish speakers , believed to be Cubans , messing with the POWS.
So why not some East Germans?
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I should add another since this is about songs that make us think about Vietnam
I was helping a neighbor haul hay back in 1968 and we were at his house for lunch when they received the visit that told them about the lost of their son
there are two things that always bring me to tears making me remember that (even now my eyes are tearing up)
1. the scene in saving private Benjamin were the farm wife is in the kitchen watching the car pull up, I had to walk out of the theatre that night when we went to see it
2. the Statler brothers song "more than a name on the wall"
and another I just found " the wall song"
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Originally Posted by Faulkner
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I must have listened to that song a thousand times in the 70,s. The flip side to that record was, The "A" Team. I got into a fight with an older brother once, over which song was the best. I picked The Ballad of the Green Berets.
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