Joel Powers, Don McGrath, Burt Rodriguez, and Jim Litten

He Wants to Put the Army in Jail

1974 · Not On Label · New York City, New York

He Wants to Put the Army in Jail – Joel Powers, Don McGrath, Burt Rodriguez, and Jim Litten (Sleeve (front))

Artist
Joel Powers, Don McGrath, Burt Rodriguez, and Jim Litten
Title
He Wants to Put the Army in Jail
Release
The Lieutenant (A Rock Opera In 2-Acts)
Year
1974
Label
Not On Label
Format
LP · Musical
Language
English
Country
New York City, New York, USA
Songwriter
Gene Curty, Nitra Scharfman and Chuck Strand
Genre
Musical · Rock · Musical Theatre
Primary theme
Peace, Protest & Anti-War

Notes

Broadway musical Double LP on plain light-green labels headed "The Lieutenant" with a drawing of an army helmet bearing a lieutenant's bar, © 1974, each side marked "Not for sale". Side 1: "Overture/Indictment", "Join the Army", "Look for the Men with Potential" / "Kill", "I Don't Want to Go Over to Vietnam" / "Eulogy" / "At 0700 Tomorrow". Side 2: "Quiet Village" / "The Attack" / "The Orders" / "The Massacre" / "Something's Gone Wrong", "Twenty-Eight". Side 3: "Let's Believe in the Captain" / "Final Report" / "I Will Make Things Happen", "He Wants to Put the Army in Jail" / "There's No Other Solution" / "I'm Going Home", "We've Chosen You Lieutenant" / "The Star of This War" / "Here I Am on Trial for My Life". Side 4: "The Conscience of a Nation", "Damned No Matter How He Turned" / "I Won't Beg" / "The Verdict", "Finale", "Curtain", "The Star of This War - 2nd Version". The plain cream…

About the artist

New York, USA

Themes

My Lai · Anti-Calley · Anti-War

In collections

My Lai & Lt. William Calley Songs · Peace, Protest, & Anti-War Songs [War Years]