Morgenrood 6810 184 (Stemra; stereo-mono LP; Productie R.A.Z. Morgenrood ten bate van het Medisch Comité Nederland-Vietnam), "Morgenrood-Rotterdam zingt voor Vietnam": the Rotterdam socialist choir Morgenrood (mixed choir, solo voice Rien Kroon) with its own wind band under Ton Beckers; recorded by Gilius van Bergeyk and Bob Zimmerman; typed lyric insert. The sleeve note: the war that has ravaged Vietnam for more than twenty years has entered a new stage now that the Americans, through Vietnamese resistance and the pressure of mass movements, have been forced to withdraw from Indochina (→ 1973); everyone who protested the American aggression must now support the reconstruction, and this record is one such means — its songs and instrumental pieces express the performers' commitment to solidarity and a new society without exploitation, the wiping-out of villages and towns, or napalm. Side 1: Eenheidsfrontlied, Het leger groeit aan, Eenheid van mening, Vredeslied, Vietnam-lied, Verander de wereld, Bevrijdt het Zuiden; side 2: Solidariteitslied, De fabriek is ons huis, Tijdmars, Lenin, Heimelijke opmars, Wat de toekomst biedt (from "Het leven van Rosa Luxemburg"). Band: Annelies van Bergeyk and Victor Wentick (piano), Bob Zimmerman, Frank Peters, Gilius van Bergeyk, Hans Meydam, Hugo Timmner, Jan v.d. Meer (reeds), Horst Zickels (piccolo), Maud Sauer (oboe), Piet van Komen (trumpet), Simon Admiraal (tuba), Fred Cohen and Harry Snellemans (percussion). Side 1 track 5, music Gilius van Bergeyk, words Piet Bossers; text on the insert: for many years the people of Vietnam have fought for freedom, unbroken, for independence against Japanese, French and Americans; a whole generation knows nothing but war — when will women and children live without fear of bombs, napalm and minefields? Fear will vanish when we in our country help and support them in their struggle: Vietnam one and in its own hands — it is time for solidarity; Americans, go home to your land, vanish at any price, then at last happiness will come to Vietnam. [From the record sleeve, insert and labels]
Morgenrood 6810 184 (Stemra; stereo-mono LP; Productie R.A.Z. Morgenrood ten bate van het Medisch Comité Nederland-Vietnam), "Morgenrood-Rotterdam zingt voor Vietnam": the Rotterdam socialist choir Morgenrood (mixed choir, solo voice Rien Kroon) with its own wind band under Ton Beckers; recorded by Gilius van Bergeyk and Bob Zimmerman; typed lyric insert. The sleeve note: the war that has ravaged Vietnam for more than twenty years has entered a new stage now that the Americans, through Vietnamese resistance and the pressure of mass movements, have been forced to withdraw from Indochina (→ 1973); everyone who protested the American aggression must now support the reconstruction, and this record is one such means — its songs and instrumental pieces express the performers' commitment to solidarity and a new society without exploitation, the wiping-out of villages and towns, or napalm. Side 1: Eenheidsfrontlied, Het leger groeit aan, Eenheid van mening, Vredeslied, Vietnam-lied, Verander de wereld, Bevrijdt het Zuiden; side 2: Solidariteitslied, De fabriek is ons huis, Tijdmars, Lenin, Heimelijke opmars, Wat de toekomst biedt (from "Het leven van Rosa Luxemburg"). Band: Annelies van Bergeyk and Victor Wentick (piano), Bob Zimmerman, Frank Peters, Gilius van Bergeyk, Hans Meydam, Hugo Timmner, Jan v.d. Meer (reeds), Horst Zickels (piccolo), Maud Sauer (oboe), Piet van Komen (trumpet), Simon Admiraal (tuba), Fred Cohen and Harry Snellemans (percussion). Side 1 track 7: the NLF anthem Giải phóng miền Nam (Huỳnh Minh Siêng) in Dutch, arranged by Misha Mengelberg; not on the lyric insert. Cover of Giải phóng miền Nam – Huỳnh Minh Siêng. [From the record sleeve, insert and labels]