Jack Reeves

Remember Me - The Flag

1976 · Ad-Korp A-1232 · Covina, California

Remember Me - The Flag – Jack Reeves (A-side label)

Artist
Jack Reeves
Title
Remember Me - The Flag
Release
Remember Me - The Flag
Year
1976
Label
Ad-Korp # A-1232
Format
7" · Single
Language
English
Country
Covina, California, USA
Songwriter
Jack Reeves
Genre
Fanfare · Fanfare
Primary theme
Post-War

Annotation

Remember Me - the Flag (Reeves, Jack) Fanfare, patriotic. People used to line-up for parades, respect the flag. Blood spilt in WW2, Korea, Vietnam. Bicentennial

Annotation by Justin A. Brummer

About the artist

American country singer active in the California recording scene of the late 1960s-1970s; recorded at Gary S. Paxton Sound Services, Oildale, California, backed by The Clubhousers (Clarence White, Gib Guilbeau, Wayne Moore, Gene Parsons). His Vietnam-era anti-protest sides include 'Silent Majority' / 'Adam and Eve' (Cap-Tone 0017, c.1971, credited Jack Rivers and The All Americans) and 'Remember Me - The Flag' (Cap 0019, 1972); several releases carry the Jack Rivers credit. [Source: Praguefrank's Country Discography]

Themes

Patriotic · Bicentennial · Flag · WW1 · WW2 · Korea

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