"Vietnam Chante", SF. 116, 17-33, white label with red print, Made in France. Face I: 1. "Hymne National de la République Démocratique du Vietnam" (Tien quan ca) par Van Cao; 2. "Quang Binh, notre terroir" (Quang binh, que ta oi) par Hoang Van; 3. "Pret a combattre" (San sang chien dau) par Luu Huu Phuoc. Face II: 4. "Hymne officiel du Front National de Libération du Sud Vietnam" (Giai Phong mien Nam) par Huynh Minh Sieng; 5. "Marche de libération" (Hanh Khuc Giai phong quan) par Luu Nguyen et Long Hung; 6. "Passer la rivière" (Qua song) par Pham Minh Tuan. The front sleeve shows a black-and-white photograph of a young woman in a pith helmet aiming a rifle beside another soldier, under a red "Viet Nam chante" banner. The back carries the track list over a line drawing of a water buffalo with birds on its back and a seated woman with a fan, and is credited "Union des Etudiants Vietnamiens en France" (printed by Imp. Chaumès, Paris). [From the record sleeve and labels]
"Vietnam Chante", SF. 116, 17-33, white label with red print, Made in France. Face I: 1. "Hymne National de la République Démocratique du Vietnam" (Tien quan ca) par Van Cao; 2. "Quang Binh, notre terroir" (Quang binh, que ta oi) par Hoang Van; 3. "Pret a combattre" (San sang chien dau) par Luu Huu Phuoc. Face II: 4. "Hymne officiel du Front National de Libération du Sud Vietnam" (Giai Phong mien Nam) par Huynh Minh Sieng; 5. "Marche de libération" (Hanh Khuc Giai phong quan) par Luu Nguyen et Long Hung; 6. "Passer la rivière" (Qua song) par Pham Minh Tuan. The front sleeve shows a black-and-white photograph of a young woman in a pith helmet aiming a rifle beside another soldier, under a red "Viet Nam chante" banner. The back carries the track list over a line drawing of a water buffalo with birds on its back and a seated woman with a fan, and is credited "Union des Etudiants Vietnamiens en France" (printed by Imp. Chaumès, Paris). [From the record sleeve and labels]
"Vietnam Chante", SF. 116, 17-33, white label with red print, Made in France. Face I: 1. "Hymne National de la République Démocratique du Vietnam" (Tien quan ca) par Van Cao; 2. "Quang Binh, notre terroir" (Quang binh, que ta oi) par Hoang Van; 3. "Pret a combattre" (San sang chien dau) par Luu Huu Phuoc. Face II: 4. "Hymne officiel du Front National de Libération du Sud Vietnam" (Giai Phong mien Nam) par Huynh Minh Sieng; 5. "Marche de libération" (Hanh Khuc Giai phong quan) par Luu Nguyen et Long Hung; 6. "Passer la rivière" (Qua song) par Pham Minh Tuan. The front sleeve shows a black-and-white photograph of a young woman in a pith helmet aiming a rifle beside another soldier, under a red "Viet Nam chante" banner. The back carries the track list over a line drawing of a water buffalo with birds on its back and a seated woman with a fan, and is credited "Union des Etudiants Vietnamiens en France" (printed by Imp. Chaumès, Paris). [From the record sleeve and labels]
"Vietnam Chante", SF. 116, 17-33, white label with red print, Made in France. Face I: 1. "Hymne National de la République Démocratique du Vietnam" (Tien quan ca) par Van Cao; 2. "Quang Binh, notre terroir" (Quang binh, que ta oi) par Hoang Van; 3. "Pret a combattre" (San sang chien dau) par Luu Huu Phuoc. Face II: 4. "Hymne officiel du Front National de Libération du Sud Vietnam" (Giai Phong mien Nam) par Huynh Minh Sieng; 5. "Marche de libération" (Hanh Khuc Giai phong quan) par Luu Nguyen et Long Hung; 6. "Passer la rivière" (Qua song) par Pham Minh Tuan. The front sleeve shows a black-and-white photograph of a young woman in a pith helmet aiming a rifle beside another soldier, under a red "Viet Nam chante" banner. The back carries the track list over a line drawing of a water buffalo with birds on its back and a seated woman with a fan, and is credited "Union des Etudiants Vietnamiens en France" (printed by Imp. Chaumès, Paris). [From the record sleeve and labels]
"Vietnam Chante", SF. 116, 17-33, white label with red print, Made in France. Face I: 1. "Hymne National de la République Démocratique du Vietnam" (Tien quan ca) par Van Cao; 2. "Quang Binh, notre terroir" (Quang binh, que ta oi) par Hoang Van; 3. "Pret a combattre" (San sang chien dau) par Luu Huu Phuoc. Face II: 4. "Hymne officiel du Front National de Libération du Sud Vietnam" (Giai Phong mien Nam) par Huynh Minh Sieng; 5. "Marche de libération" (Hanh Khuc Giai phong quan) par Luu Nguyen et Long Hung; 6. "Passer la rivière" (Qua song) par Pham Minh Tuan. The front sleeve shows a black-and-white photograph of a young woman in a pith helmet aiming a rifle beside another soldier, under a red "Viet Nam chante" banner. The back carries the track list over a line drawing of a water buffalo with birds on its back and a seated woman with a fan, and is credited "Union des Etudiants Vietnamiens en France" (printed by Imp. Chaumès, Paris). [From the record sleeve and labels]
"Vietnam Chante", SF. 116, 17-33, white label with red print, Made in France. Face I: 1. "Hymne National de la République Démocratique du Vietnam" (Tien quan ca) par Van Cao; 2. "Quang Binh, notre terroir" (Quang binh, que ta oi) par Hoang Van; 3. "Pret a combattre" (San sang chien dau) par Luu Huu Phuoc. Face II: 4. "Hymne officiel du Front National de Libération du Sud Vietnam" (Giai Phong mien Nam) par Huynh Minh Sieng; 5. "Marche de libération" (Hanh Khuc Giai phong quan) par Luu Nguyen et Long Hung; 6. "Passer la rivière" (Qua song) par Pham Minh Tuan. The front sleeve shows a black-and-white photograph of a young woman in a pith helmet aiming a rifle beside another soldier, under a red "Viet Nam chante" banner. The back carries the track list over a line drawing of a water buffalo with birds on its back and a seated woman with a fan, and is credited "Union des Etudiants Vietnamiens en France" (printed by Imp. Chaumès, Paris). [From the record sleeve and labels]