Will McLean

The Protest Song

1966 · Bamboo Records 299 · Florida

The Protest Song – Will McLean (A-side label)

Artist
Will McLean
Title
The Protest Song
Release
The Protest Song / "Cush" Holston
Year
1966
Label
Bamboo Records # 299
Format
7" · Single
Language
English
Country
Florida, USA
Songwriter
Will McLean
Genre
Folk · Contemporary Folk
Primary theme
US 'Patriotic' / Pro-Government / Anti-Protest Songs

Annotation — Draft Songs

Protest Song, The (McLean, Will) Florida contemporary folk artist. Novelty about protest movement. Either anti-protest or mocking the patriotic movement? Young demonstrators, our view are all red. I'll grow a long beard like my friend Castro. Preaching subversion. I'll burn up my draft card despite Uncle Sam Live in a prison cell before going to Vietnam Lie and cheat behind freedom.

Annotation by Justin A. Brummer

Notes

Bamboo Records 299, pressed by Standard Record Pressing (SRP 7214/7215); B-side "Cush" Holston (P. Champion, W. McLean). Label: Bamboo Records, Quincy, Fla. (Bob Carnes, President); Wakulla Music Co., BMI; recording engineer Carnes; the time is left blank on the label. [From the record label]

About the artist

Florida folk singer-songwriter. [Rate Your Music]

Themes

Anti-Protest · Draft Card Burning · Satire · Castro

In collections

Draft Songs · US 'Patriotic' / Pro-Government / Anti-Protest Songs [War Years]