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Release Вьетнамские песни [Tiếng hát quê hương]
Year 1971
Label Мелодия # Д 030649-50
Format LP · Album
Country USSR [Former]
Language Vietnamese
Songs here 13 in the archive
Citation: Justin A. Brummer, Vietnam War Song Project (VWSP) — Various Artists, Вьетнамские песни [Tiếng hát quê hương]; cite each song by its SongID

Вьетнамские песни [Tiếng hát quê hương]

1971 · Album · Мелодия # Д 030649-50 · USSR [Former]
13 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: Vietnamese Perspective, Vietnamese Patriotic, Ho Chi Minh, Ho Chi Minh Trail.
Annotation
Russian album featuring Vietnamese patriotic songs, titled "Tiếng hát quê hương" on Фирма Мелодия (# 030650) - the state-owned major record company of the USSR, established in 1964 as the "All-Union Gramophone Record Firm of the USSR Ministry of Culture Melodiya". The label released several records and songs dealing with the Vietnam War.1
Sources
Annotation by Justin A. Brummer
Collection
Songs from this release appear in this curated collection.
The songs
1.
1971 · Album · Мелодия # Д 030649-50 · Moscow, Russia · Вьетнамские песни [Tiếng hát quê hương]

Мелодия (Melodiya), "Всесоюзная фирма грампластинок", Апрелевский завод; blue labels "Песни Вьетнама", 33 rpm, ТУ Ф-16, "Made in USSR", Первая гр., sides 33Д—030649 and 33Д—030650. Side 1 opens with "Родина" [Motherland], followed by "Думы о дяде Хо", "Песня за шитьём одежды", "Ха Тэй – родина шёлка", "Песня о Ханое" and "Учительница народа Тая"; side 2 has "Куангбинь – моя родная земля", "Весна в джунглях", "Ручей Ла-Ла", "Песня о Хо Ши Мине", "Переправа", "Посох Чыонг-шон" and "Шагаем по горам Чыонг-шон". The front cover, "Tieng Hat Que Hương – Вьетнамские песни", shows a column of soldiers marching across stylised yellow, brown and blue hills past stilt houses; the back has "tiếng hát quê hương" over an orange sun and a drawing of Hanoi's One Pillar Pagoda, with the price "Арт. 11-7. Цена 25 коп." No performers, writers, times or year are printed. [From the record sleeve and labels]