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Release Chansons pour le Viet-Nam
Year Unknown
Label Tribune # T.S. 1
Format 7" · EP
Country France
Language French
Songs here 3 in the archive
Citation: Justin A. Brummer, Vietnam War Song Project (VWSP) — Simone Bartel, Chansons pour le Viet-Nam; cite each song by its SongID

Chansons pour le Viet-Nam

Unknown date · EP · Tribune # T.S. 1 · France
3 songs from this release are in the archive, listed below in catalogue order. Track positions are not recorded; the release may carry other songs that do not reference the war. Most common themes: Anti-War.
Notes
French protest.
Collections
Songs from this release appear in these 2 curated collections.
The songs
1.
Unknown date · EP · Tribune # T.S. 1 · Paris, France · Chansons pour le Viet-Nam

Tribune Socialiste T.S. 1, 45 tours, Gravure Universelle, green label, "Made in France"; four songs, all "Paroles et musique de J. Baumgarten": face A "Comme l'écrit l'AFP" and "Fille du Viet-Nam", face B "Jim and John" and "L'assistance américaine". The front cover, green with red lettering, shows a black-and-white photo of a smiling young Vietnamese woman soldier in a helmet holding a rifle (Photo: AFP). The back cover carries a handwritten text signed Rocard, asking "Pourquoi chanter la lutte du peuple Vietnamien?" and presenting the songs as political song, "moyen de combat et encouragement à l'action pour le mouvement ouvrier", an instrument for "manifester notre opposition à l'impérialisme et notre solidarité avec le peuple Vietnamien". Sleeve printed "Tribune Socialiste, 54, Bd Garibaldi, Paris XVe", "Imp. Chaumès – Vincennes", "Supplément au No 450". [From the record sleeve and labels]

Theme: Anti-War
2.
Unknown date · EP · Tribune # T.S. 1 · Paris, France · Chansons pour le Viet-Nam

Tribune Socialiste T.S. 1, 45 tours, Gravure Universelle, green label, "Made in France"; four songs, all "Paroles et musique de J. Baumgarten": face A "Comme l'écrit l'AFP" and "Fille du Viet-Nam", face B "Jim and John" and "L'assistance américaine". The front cover, green with red lettering, shows a black-and-white photo of a smiling young Vietnamese woman soldier in a helmet holding a rifle (Photo: AFP). The back cover carries a handwritten text signed Rocard, asking "Pourquoi chanter la lutte du peuple Vietnamien?" and presenting the songs as political song, "moyen de combat et encouragement à l'action pour le mouvement ouvrier", an instrument for "manifester notre opposition à l'impérialisme et notre solidarité avec le peuple Vietnamien". Sleeve printed "Tribune Socialiste, 54, Bd Garibaldi, Paris XVe", "Imp. Chaumès – Vincennes", "Supplément au No 450". [From the record sleeve and labels]

Theme: Anti-War
3.
Unknown date · EP · Tribune # T.S. 1 · Paris, France · Chansons pour le Viet-Nam

Tribune Socialiste T.S. 1, 45 tours, Gravure Universelle, green label, "Made in France"; four songs, all "Paroles et musique de J. Baumgarten": face A "Comme l'écrit l'AFP" and "Fille du Viet-Nam", face B "Jim and John" and "L'assistance américaine". The front cover, green with red lettering, shows a black-and-white photo of a smiling young Vietnamese woman soldier in a helmet holding a rifle (Photo: AFP). The back cover carries a handwritten text signed Rocard, asking "Pourquoi chanter la lutte du peuple Vietnamien?" and presenting the songs as political song, "moyen de combat et encouragement à l'action pour le mouvement ouvrier", an instrument for "manifester notre opposition à l'impérialisme et notre solidarité avec le peuple Vietnamien". Sleeve printed "Tribune Socialiste, 54, Bd Garibaldi, Paris XVe", "Imp. Chaumès – Vincennes", "Supplément au No 450". [From the record sleeve and labels]

Theme: Anti-War