Alles Für Den Sieg Des Kämpfenden Vietnamesischen Volkes!

Nationales Vietnamkomitee 0001 VK, STEMRA 1972; recorded 17 and 23 November 1972 in the Netherlands, vocals added 18-26 November 1972 in West Berlin; production Konrad Boehmer, sound Udo Primbs; musicians include Willem Breuker, Herman de Wit, Kees Klaver, Willem van Manen, Maarten van Regteren Altena and Rob du Bois, with Misha Mengelberg arranging the final march; singers Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker, Michael König, Jutta Lampe, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Mario von Scanzoni and Angela Winkler; sold in aid of the Vietnamkomitee (donations to Heinz Breuer, Cologne). Whole LP issued by the Nationales Vietnamkomitee (West German National Vietnam Committee); self-released, cat 0001-VK. Producer Konrad Boehmer; engineer Udo Primbs. Musicians are largely Dutch improvisers: Willem Breuker (clarinet, sax), Misha Mengelberg (arr. B7), Maarten Altena (double bass), Willem Van Manen (trombone), Rob Du Bois (piano), Herman De Wit, Jim Van Der Valk-Bouman, Bob Zimmerman, Cees Klaver, Jan Bouman, Rudy Van Velzen, Wolf Van Leeuwen. Vocals/voices: Angela Winkler, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Jutta Lampe, Mario Von Scanzoni, Michael König, Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker (Berlin Schaubühne actors). Song of the Prisoner, a Vietnamese song by Trần Kiết Tường arranged and translated by Konrad Boehmer for the committee's LP All for the Victory of the Fighting Vietnamese People. Cover of Vietnamese original – Trần Kiết Tường. [From the record sleeve and labels]

Nationales Vietnamkomitee 0001 VK, STEMRA 1972; recorded 17 and 23 November 1972 in the Netherlands, vocals added 18-26 November 1972 in West Berlin; production Konrad Boehmer, sound Udo Primbs; musicians include Willem Breuker, Herman de Wit, Kees Klaver, Willem van Manen, Maarten van Regteren Altena and Rob du Bois, with Misha Mengelberg arranging the final march; singers Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker, Michael König, Jutta Lampe, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Mario von Scanzoni and Angela Winkler; sold in aid of the Vietnamkomitee (donations to Heinz Breuer, Cologne). Whole LP issued by the Nationales Vietnamkomitee (West German National Vietnam Committee); self-released, cat 0001-VK. Producer Konrad Boehmer; engineer Udo Primbs. Musicians are largely Dutch improvisers: Willem Breuker (clarinet, sax), Misha Mengelberg (arr. B7), Maarten Altena (double bass), Willem Van Manen (trombone), Rob Du Bois (piano), Herman De Wit, Jim Van Der Valk-Bouman, Bob Zimmerman, Cees Klaver, Jan Bouman, Rudy Van Velzen, Wolf Van Leeuwen. Vocals/voices: Angela Winkler, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Jutta Lampe, Mario Von Scanzoni, Michael König, Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker (Berlin Schaubühne actors). German version of a Vietnamese song by Vũ Trọng Hối, on a self-released LP performed largely by Dutch improvising musicians under producer Konrad Boehmer. Cover of Vietnamese original by Vũ Trọng Hối. [From the record sleeve and labels]

Nationales Vietnamkomitee 0001 VK, STEMRA 1972; recorded 17 and 23 November 1972 in the Netherlands, vocals added 18-26 November 1972 in West Berlin; production Konrad Boehmer, sound Udo Primbs; musicians include Willem Breuker, Herman de Wit, Kees Klaver, Willem van Manen, Maarten van Regteren Altena and Rob du Bois, with Misha Mengelberg arranging the final march; singers Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker, Michael König, Jutta Lampe, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Mario von Scanzoni and Angela Winkler; sold in aid of the Vietnamkomitee (donations to Heinz Breuer, Cologne). Whole LP issued by the Nationales Vietnamkomitee (West German National Vietnam Committee); self-released, cat 0001-VK. Producer Konrad Boehmer; engineer Udo Primbs. Musicians are largely Dutch improvisers: Willem Breuker (clarinet, sax), Misha Mengelberg (arr. B7), Maarten Altena (double bass), Willem Van Manen (trombone), Rob Du Bois (piano), Herman De Wit, Jim Van Der Valk-Bouman, Bob Zimmerman, Cees Klaver, Jan Bouman, Rudy Van Velzen, Wolf Van Leeuwen. Vocals/voices: Angela Winkler, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Jutta Lampe, Mario Von Scanzoni, Michael König, Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker (Berlin Schaubühne actors). German arrangement by Konrad Boehmer of a Vietnamese song by Nguyễn Đức Toàn, on an LP self-released by the committee (0001-VK) and linked to its publication 'Alles für den Sieg des kämpfenden vietnamesischen Volkes'. Cover of Vietnamese song by Nguyễn Đức Toàn. [From the record sleeve and labels]

Nationales Vietnamkomitee 0001 VK, STEMRA 1972; recorded 17 and 23 November 1972 in the Netherlands, vocals added 18-26 November 1972 in West Berlin; production Konrad Boehmer, sound Udo Primbs; musicians include Willem Breuker, Herman de Wit, Kees Klaver, Willem van Manen, Maarten van Regteren Altena and Rob du Bois, with Misha Mengelberg arranging the final march; singers Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker, Michael König, Jutta Lampe, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Mario von Scanzoni and Angela Winkler; sold in aid of the Vietnamkomitee (donations to Heinz Breuer, Cologne). Whole LP issued by the Nationales Vietnamkomitee (West German National Vietnam Committee); self-released, cat 0001-VK. Producer Konrad Boehmer; engineer Udo Primbs. Musicians are largely Dutch improvisers: Willem Breuker (clarinet, sax), Misha Mengelberg (arr. B7), Maarten Altena (double bass), Willem Van Manen (trombone), Rob Du Bois (piano), Herman De Wit, Jim Van Der Valk-Bouman, Bob Zimmerman, Cees Klaver, Jan Bouman, Rudy Van Velzen, Wolf Van Leeuwen. Vocals/voices: Angela Winkler, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Jutta Lampe, Mario Von Scanzoni, Michael König, Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker (Berlin Schaubühne actors). 'Song of Victory', a German version of a song by Huy Do; the LP was self-released by the committee (0001-VK), produced and arranged by Konrad Boehmer with Dutch improvisers including Willem Breuker and Misha Mengelberg. [From the record sleeve and labels]

Nationales Vietnamkomitee 0001 VK, STEMRA 1972; recorded 17 and 23 November 1972 in the Netherlands, vocals added 18-26 November 1972 in West Berlin; production Konrad Boehmer, sound Udo Primbs; musicians include Willem Breuker, Herman de Wit, Kees Klaver, Willem van Manen, Maarten van Regteren Altena and Rob du Bois, with Misha Mengelberg arranging the final march; singers Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker, Michael König, Jutta Lampe, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Mario von Scanzoni and Angela Winkler; sold in aid of the Vietnamkomitee (donations to Heinz Breuer, Cologne). Whole LP issued by the Nationales Vietnamkomitee (West German National Vietnam Committee); self-released, cat 0001-VK. Producer Konrad Boehmer; engineer Udo Primbs. Musicians are largely Dutch improvisers: Willem Breuker (clarinet, sax), Misha Mengelberg (arr. B7), Maarten Altena (double bass), Willem Van Manen (trombone), Rob Du Bois (piano), Herman De Wit, Jim Van Der Valk-Bouman, Bob Zimmerman, Cees Klaver, Jan Bouman, Rudy Van Velzen, Wolf Van Leeuwen. Vocals/voices: Angela Winkler, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Jutta Lampe, Mario Von Scanzoni, Michael König, Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker (Berlin Schaubühne actors). Chancellor Willy Tango, written by Willem Breuker for the committee's LP All for the Victory of the Fighting Vietnamese People. [From the record sleeve and labels]

Nationales Vietnamkomitee 0001 VK, STEMRA 1972; recorded 17 and 23 November 1972 in the Netherlands, vocals added 18-26 November 1972 in West Berlin; production Konrad Boehmer, sound Udo Primbs; musicians include Willem Breuker, Herman de Wit, Kees Klaver, Willem van Manen, Maarten van Regteren Altena and Rob du Bois, with Misha Mengelberg arranging the final march; singers Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker, Michael König, Jutta Lampe, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Mario von Scanzoni and Angela Winkler; sold in aid of the Vietnamkomitee (donations to Heinz Breuer, Cologne). Whole LP issued by the Nationales Vietnamkomitee (West German National Vietnam Committee); self-released, cat 0001-VK. Producer Konrad Boehmer; engineer Udo Primbs. Musicians are largely Dutch improvisers: Willem Breuker (clarinet, sax), Misha Mengelberg (arr. B7), Maarten Altena (double bass), Willem Van Manen (trombone), Rob Du Bois (piano), Herman De Wit, Jim Van Der Valk-Bouman, Bob Zimmerman, Cees Klaver, Jan Bouman, Rudy Van Velzen, Wolf Van Leeuwen. Vocals/voices: Angela Winkler, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Jutta Lampe, Mario Von Scanzoni, Michael König, Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker (Berlin Schaubühne actors). Arranged by Willem Breuker on a self-released LP of the Nationales Vietnamkomitee, performed largely by Dutch improvising musicians. [From the record sleeve and labels]

Nationales Vietnamkomitee 0001 VK, STEMRA 1972; recorded 17 and 23 November 1972 in the Netherlands, vocals added 18-26 November 1972 in West Berlin; production Konrad Boehmer, sound Udo Primbs; musicians include Willem Breuker, Herman de Wit, Kees Klaver, Willem van Manen, Maarten van Regteren Altena and Rob du Bois, with Misha Mengelberg arranging the final march; singers Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker, Michael König, Jutta Lampe, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Mario von Scanzoni and Angela Winkler; sold in aid of the Vietnamkomitee (donations to Heinz Breuer, Cologne). Whole LP issued by the Nationales Vietnamkomitee (West German National Vietnam Committee); self-released, cat 0001-VK. Producer Konrad Boehmer; engineer Udo Primbs. Musicians are largely Dutch improvisers: Willem Breuker (clarinet, sax), Misha Mengelberg (arr. B7), Maarten Altena (double bass), Willem Van Manen (trombone), Rob Du Bois (piano), Herman De Wit, Jim Van Der Valk-Bouman, Bob Zimmerman, Cees Klaver, Jan Bouman, Rudy Van Velzen, Wolf Van Leeuwen. Vocals/voices: Angela Winkler, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Jutta Lampe, Mario Von Scanzoni, Michael König, Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker (Berlin Schaubühne actors). 'My Dream', credited to Dienh Kanh and Konrad Boehmer, on an LP self-released by the committee (0001-VK) and linked to posters calling for demonstrations in Bonn and Berlin. Cover of Vietnamese song by Dienh Kanh. [From the record sleeve and labels]

Nationales Vietnamkomitee 0001 VK, STEMRA 1972; recorded 17 and 23 November 1972 in the Netherlands, vocals added 18-26 November 1972 in West Berlin; production Konrad Boehmer, sound Udo Primbs; musicians include Willem Breuker, Herman de Wit, Kees Klaver, Willem van Manen, Maarten van Regteren Altena and Rob du Bois, with Misha Mengelberg arranging the final march; singers Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker, Michael König, Jutta Lampe, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Mario von Scanzoni and Angela Winkler; sold in aid of the Vietnamkomitee (donations to Heinz Breuer, Cologne). Whole LP issued by the Nationales Vietnamkomitee (West German National Vietnam Committee); self-released, cat 0001-VK. Producer Konrad Boehmer; engineer Udo Primbs. Musicians are largely Dutch improvisers: Willem Breuker (clarinet, sax), Misha Mengelberg (arr. B7), Maarten Altena (double bass), Willem Van Manen (trombone), Rob Du Bois (piano), Herman De Wit, Jim Van Der Valk-Bouman, Bob Zimmerman, Cees Klaver, Jan Bouman, Rudy Van Velzen, Wolf Van Leeuwen. Vocals/voices: Angela Winkler, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Jutta Lampe, Mario Von Scanzoni, Michael König, Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker (Berlin Schaubühne actors). 'Hymn of the Liberation Front', a German version of the song by Huỳnh Minh Siêng; the LP was self-released by the committee (0001-VK), produced and arranged by Konrad Boehmer with Dutch improvisers including Willem Breuker and Misha Mengelberg. Cover of Hymn of the Liberation Front – Huỳnh Minh Siêng. [From the record sleeve and labels]

Nationales Vietnamkomitee 0001 VK, STEMRA 1972; recorded 17 and 23 November 1972 in the Netherlands, vocals added 18-26 November 1972 in West Berlin; production Konrad Boehmer, sound Udo Primbs; musicians include Willem Breuker, Herman de Wit, Kees Klaver, Willem van Manen, Maarten van Regteren Altena and Rob du Bois, with Misha Mengelberg arranging the final march; singers Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker, Michael König, Jutta Lampe, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Mario von Scanzoni and Angela Winkler; sold in aid of the Vietnamkomitee (donations to Heinz Breuer, Cologne). Whole LP issued by the Nationales Vietnamkomitee (West German National Vietnam Committee); self-released, cat 0001-VK. Producer Konrad Boehmer; engineer Udo Primbs. Musicians are largely Dutch improvisers: Willem Breuker (clarinet, sax), Misha Mengelberg (arr. B7), Maarten Altena (double bass), Willem Van Manen (trombone), Rob Du Bois (piano), Herman De Wit, Jim Van Der Valk-Bouman, Bob Zimmerman, Cees Klaver, Jan Bouman, Rudy Van Velzen, Wolf Van Leeuwen. Vocals/voices: Angela Winkler, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Jutta Lampe, Mario Von Scanzoni, Michael König, Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker (Berlin Schaubühne actors). Testament of President Ho Chi Minh, read in German on the committee's LP All for the Victory of the Fighting Vietnamese People. [From the record sleeve and labels]

Nationales Vietnamkomitee 0001 VK, STEMRA 1972; recorded 17 and 23 November 1972 in the Netherlands, vocals added 18-26 November 1972 in West Berlin; production Konrad Boehmer, sound Udo Primbs; musicians include Willem Breuker, Herman de Wit, Kees Klaver, Willem van Manen, Maarten van Regteren Altena and Rob du Bois, with Misha Mengelberg arranging the final march; singers Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker, Michael König, Jutta Lampe, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Mario von Scanzoni and Angela Winkler; sold in aid of the Vietnamkomitee (donations to Heinz Breuer, Cologne). Whole LP issued by the Nationales Vietnamkomitee (West German National Vietnam Committee); self-released, cat 0001-VK. Producer Konrad Boehmer; engineer Udo Primbs. Musicians are largely Dutch improvisers: Willem Breuker (clarinet, sax), Misha Mengelberg (arr. B7), Maarten Altena (double bass), Willem Van Manen (trombone), Rob Du Bois (piano), Herman De Wit, Jim Van Der Valk-Bouman, Bob Zimmerman, Cees Klaver, Jan Bouman, Rudy Van Velzen, Wolf Van Leeuwen. Vocals/voices: Angela Winkler, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Jutta Lampe, Mario Von Scanzoni, Michael König, Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker (Berlin Schaubühne actors). From the self-released LP of the Nationales Vietnamkomitee, performed largely by Dutch improvising musicians under producer Konrad Boehmer. [From the record sleeve and labels]

Nationales Vietnamkomitee 0001 VK, STEMRA 1972; recorded 17 and 23 November 1972 in the Netherlands, vocals added 18-26 November 1972 in West Berlin; production Konrad Boehmer, sound Udo Primbs; musicians include Willem Breuker, Herman de Wit, Kees Klaver, Willem van Manen, Maarten van Regteren Altena and Rob du Bois, with Misha Mengelberg arranging the final march; singers Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker, Michael König, Jutta Lampe, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Mario von Scanzoni and Angela Winkler; sold in aid of the Vietnamkomitee (donations to Heinz Breuer, Cologne). Whole LP issued by the Nationales Vietnamkomitee (West German National Vietnam Committee); self-released, cat 0001-VK. Producer Konrad Boehmer; engineer Udo Primbs. Musicians are largely Dutch improvisers: Willem Breuker (clarinet, sax), Misha Mengelberg (arr. B7), Maarten Altena (double bass), Willem Van Manen (trombone), Rob Du Bois (piano), Herman De Wit, Jim Van Der Valk-Bouman, Bob Zimmerman, Cees Klaver, Jan Bouman, Rudy Van Velzen, Wolf Van Leeuwen. Vocals/voices: Angela Winkler, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Jutta Lampe, Mario Von Scanzoni, Michael König, Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker (Berlin Schaubühne actors). 'We Will Build Up the Land', on an LP self-released by the committee (0001-VK) with vocals by Angela Winkler among others. [From the record sleeve and labels]

Nationales Vietnamkomitee 0001 VK, STEMRA 1972; recorded 17 and 23 November 1972 in the Netherlands, vocals added 18-26 November 1972 in West Berlin; production Konrad Boehmer, sound Udo Primbs; musicians include Willem Breuker, Herman de Wit, Kees Klaver, Willem van Manen, Maarten van Regteren Altena and Rob du Bois, with Misha Mengelberg arranging the final march; singers Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker, Michael König, Jutta Lampe, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Mario von Scanzoni and Angela Winkler; sold in aid of the Vietnamkomitee (donations to Heinz Breuer, Cologne). Whole LP issued by the Nationales Vietnamkomitee (West German National Vietnam Committee); self-released, cat 0001-VK. Producer Konrad Boehmer; engineer Udo Primbs. Musicians are largely Dutch improvisers: Willem Breuker (clarinet, sax), Misha Mengelberg (arr. B7), Maarten Altena (double bass), Willem Van Manen (trombone), Rob Du Bois (piano), Herman De Wit, Jim Van Der Valk-Bouman, Bob Zimmerman, Cees Klaver, Jan Bouman, Rudy Van Velzen, Wolf Van Leeuwen. Vocals/voices: Angela Winkler, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Jutta Lampe, Mario Von Scanzoni, Michael König, Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker (Berlin Schaubühne actors). 'Song of Unity', credited to Konrad Boehmer; the LP was self-released by the committee (0001-VK) with Dutch improvisers including Willem Breuker and Misha Mengelberg. [From the record sleeve and labels]

Nationales Vietnamkomitee 0001 VK, STEMRA 1972; recorded 17 and 23 November 1972 in the Netherlands, vocals added 18-26 November 1972 in West Berlin; production Konrad Boehmer, sound Udo Primbs; musicians include Willem Breuker, Herman de Wit, Kees Klaver, Willem van Manen, Maarten van Regteren Altena and Rob du Bois, with Misha Mengelberg arranging the final march; singers Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker, Michael König, Jutta Lampe, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Mario von Scanzoni and Angela Winkler; sold in aid of the Vietnamkomitee (donations to Heinz Breuer, Cologne). Whole LP issued by the Nationales Vietnamkomitee (West German National Vietnam Committee); self-released, cat 0001-VK. Producer Konrad Boehmer; engineer Udo Primbs. Musicians are largely Dutch improvisers: Willem Breuker (clarinet, sax), Misha Mengelberg (arr. B7), Maarten Altena (double bass), Willem Van Manen (trombone), Rob Du Bois (piano), Herman De Wit, Jim Van Der Valk-Bouman, Bob Zimmerman, Cees Klaver, Jan Bouman, Rudy Van Velzen, Wolf Van Leeuwen. Vocals/voices: Angela Winkler, Christine Oesterlein, Elke Petri, Jutta Lampe, Mario Von Scanzoni, Michael König, Peter Fitz, Rüdiger Hacker (Berlin Schaubühne actors). March of the Liberation Front, Huỳnh Minh Siêng's NLF anthem arranged by Misha Mengelberg for the committee's LP All for the Victory of the Fighting Vietnamese People. Cover of Giải phóng miền Nam – Huỳnh Minh Siêng. [From the record sleeve and labels]