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Release La lutte du peuple entier jusqu'à la victoire / Hommage du monde entier a la lutte du peuple Vietnamien
Year 1975
Label Not On Label # none
Format LP · Compilation
Country USA
Language French, Spanish
Songs here 6 in the archive
Citation: Justin A. Brummer, Vietnam War Song Project (VWSP) — Various Artists, La lutte du peuple entier jusqu'à la victoire / Hommage du monde entier a la lutte du peuple Vietnamien; cite each song by its SongID

La lutte du peuple entier jusqu'à la victoire / Hommage du monde entier a la lutte du peuple Vietnamien

1975 · Compilation · Not On Label # none · USA
6 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-Imperialism, Vietnamese Patriotic, Anti-American, Anti-War, Solidarity, Ho Chi Minh.
Notes
France, post-war documentary record, spoken word, contemporary folk songs.
Collections
Songs from this release appear in these 3 curated collections.
The songs
1.

Side A is a montage from documents brought back from Vietnam (speeches, field recordings); side B is 'chants et musique'. Sleeve states record produced by communists working at French Radio and Television (ORTF); Joan Baez sings and speaks in French; sold at the Fête de l'Humanité, 13-14 September 1975; includes two pink stencil-duplicated sheets. Layout/artwork: F. Coudert. Track B1 of the compilation. Yes, the War Is Won, sung in French on a post-war documentary LP produced by communists working at French radio and television (ORTF) and sold at the Fête de l'Humanité, 13-14 September 1975.

2.

Side A is a montage from documents brought back from Vietnam (speeches, field recordings); side B is 'chants et musique'. Sleeve states record produced by communists working at French Radio and Television (ORTF); Joan Baez sings and speaks in French; sold at the Fête de l'Humanité, 13-14 September 1975; includes two pink stencil-duplicated sheets. Layout/artwork: F. Coudert. Track B2 of the compilation. From a solidarity LP produced by communists working at the ORTF and sold at the Fête de l'Humanité, 13-14 September 1975; the song first appeared on the group's 1968 album X Viet-Nam.

3.

Side A is a montage from documents brought back from Vietnam (speeches, field recordings); side B is 'chants et musique'. Sleeve states record produced by communists working at French Radio and Television (ORTF); Joan Baez sings and speaks in French; sold at the Fête de l'Humanité, 13-14 September 1975; includes two pink stencil-duplicated sheets. Layout/artwork: F. Coudert. Track B3 of the compilation. From a compilation produced by communists working at French Radio and Television (ORTF) and sold at the Fête de l'Humanité, 13-14 September 1975, pairing a documentary montage from Vietnam with songs.

4.

Side A is a montage from documents brought back from Vietnam (speeches, field recordings); side B is 'chants et musique'. Sleeve states record produced by communists working at French Radio and Television (ORTF); Joan Baez sings and speaks in French; sold at the Fête de l'Humanité, 13-14 September 1975; includes two pink stencil-duplicated sheets. Layout/artwork: F. Coudert. Track B5 of the compilation. From a 1975 homage LP to the Vietnamese people produced by communists working at French Radio and Television (ORTF) and sold at the Fête de l'Humanité, 13-14 September 1975; side A is a montage of speeches and field recordings from Vietnam.

5.

Side A is a montage from documents brought back from Vietnam (speeches, field recordings); side B is 'chants et musique'. Sleeve states record produced by communists working at French Radio and Television (ORTF); Joan Baez sings and speaks in French; sold at the Fête de l'Humanité, 13-14 September 1975; includes two pink stencil-duplicated sheets. Layout/artwork: F. Coudert. Track B6 of the compilation. The Yankees and the Vietnamese, on a post-war French documentary LP produced by ORTF communists and sold at the Fête de l'Humanité, September 1975.

6.

Side A is a montage from documents brought back from Vietnam (speeches, field recordings); side B is 'chants et musique'. Sleeve states record produced by communists working at French Radio and Television (ORTF); Joan Baez sings and speaks in French; sold at the Fête de l'Humanité, 13-14 September 1975; includes two pink stencil-duplicated sheets. Layout/artwork: F. Coudert. Track A7 of the compilation. Musical setting of a Ho Chi Minh poem on a solidarity LP produced by communists working at the ORTF and sold at the Fête de l'Humanité, 13-14 September 1975.

Genre: ♪ Folk