日本のベトナム中央歌舞団 —日本公演実況録音— [Vietnam Central Song and Dance Ensemble in Japan - Live Recording of the Japan Performance]
A1. Female chorus with 16-string zither (đàn tranh). Sleeve notes: Quang Binh is the province bordering the demarcation line, under daily US bombing; based on the region's folk music. Same song as Kim Oanh's 1966 recording and a 1966 Chinese release. Recorded live 25 December 1968, Bunkyo Kokaido, Tokyo.
A2. Flute solo by Đinh Thìn (デイン・テイン). Sleeve notes: composed from central-Vietnamese classical melodies, expressing the longing for North-South reunification ('Vietnam is one').
B1. Female choir with t'rưng (bamboo xylophone). Sleeve notes: the song of girls celebrating the victory at Khe Sanh.
B3. The Japanese anti-nuclear anthem (lyrics 浅田石二 / Ishiji Asada), sung in Japanese as a bass solo by ensemble member チャン・チュン・ヒイウ (Trần Trung Hiếu) at the 25 December 1968 Tokyo concert. Not a Vietnam War song in content; included as a North Vietnamese ensemble's performance at a Vietnam-solidarity concert.