中国唱片 M-640, 33 1/3 rpm; "风雷之歌 Song of Wind and Thunder — Dedicated to the Struggling Peoples of Asia, Africa and Latin America"; 1964年出版 (published 1964); 中国唱片社出版 中国唱片厂印制, China Record Company, Peking. The front cover shows white calligraphy over a dark red flame on a red ground. Side 1, track 1: "Anti-U.S. Demonstration of Chinese People" (Chorus), "Selection from the Cantata 'The Storm against U.S. Imperialism'", music by the Composition Department of the Central Conservatory of Music, words by the Editorial Department of Magazine Poetry, sung by the Chorus of the Song and Dance Ensemble of the Art Troupe of the General Political Department of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, accompanied by the orchestra, conducted by Hu Teh-feng. The disc also includes "Green Forest — Green Ocean" (Tenor Solo, "Dedicated to the Struggling South Vietnamese People"; music Li Huan-chih, words Cheng Kuang-jui, sung by Fang Yin-hsuan) and "South Vietnam Is a Volcano" (Chorus; music Chu Hsi-hsien, words Yuan Ying, Radio Peking's Choral Ensemble, leading voice Tsai Kuo-ping), alongside songs for Cuba, Algeria, Japan and "The American Negroes Want Freedom". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Radio Peking's Choral Ensemble (中央广播文工团合唱团), the choir of the Central Broadcasting Song and Dance Ensemble, Peking (Beijing), China.
Radio Peking's Choral Ensemble (中央广播文工团合唱团), the choir of the Central Broadcasting Song and Dance Ensemble, Peking (Beijing), China.
Fang Yin-hsuan (方应暄), Chinese tenor; sings the tenor solo on China Record M-640 (1964).
Radio Peking's Choral Ensemble (中央广播文工团合唱团), the choir of the Central Broadcasting Song and Dance Ensemble, Peking (Beijing), China. Leading voice: Tsai Kuo-ping (蔡国屏).
Radio Peking's Choral Ensemble (中央广播文工团合唱团), the choir of the Central Broadcasting Song and Dance Ensemble, Peking (Beijing), China.