Just Remember
Catch Em Records REC0759 · Bellrose, New York

- Artist
- Gateway 1000
- Title
- Just Remember
- Release
- Just Remember / God Bless the Women of the Men Who Died in Viet Nam
- Label
- Catch Em Records # REC0759
- Format
- 7" · Single
- Language
- English
- Country
- Bellrose, New York, USA
- Songwriter
- Ray J. Luisi, Rob Kauffman & George Vahamonde
- Genre
- Rock · Pop Rock
- Primary theme
- Post-War
Annotation — Children on Record
Just Remember (Gateway 1000) God Bless the Women (Of the Men Who Died in Vietnam) (Jones, Buffalo T.) Post-war, 80s, pop rock, includes child narration, treatment of veterans A-side: impact of war on veteran - country different, you were lost but found your home. B-side: home front - she dreams of when she was young - the soldier boy promised he'd be home. Un-credited child narration - from the fictional daughter of the couple, that could have been.
Annotation by Justin A. Brummer
Notes
Catch Em Records REC0759A, 45 R.P.M.; (R.J. Luisi, R. Kauffman, G. Vahamonde); P.O. Box 299, Bellrose, N.Y. Sleeve: "Dedicated to the men and women who served in a war we all tried to forget. Let's hope this recording will ease some of the pain for all Vietnam Veterans and to help the world to Just Remember." Bob Durnak (bass), Ray Luisi (guitar, vocals), Carrie McQuade (vocals), Paul Niederaur (lead, acoustic & synthesizer guitar), George Vahamonde (drums); additional vocalists Marianne Moyes, Jeff Herbst, Joe Scollo, Bob Strano, Laura Kaye, Chuck Vanhouten, John Rosenbaur, John Fox, Marc Gershuny. Music Ray J. Luisi; lyrics R.J. Luisi, Rob Kauffman, George Vahamonde; executive producer Bruce Rollins; produced by Gateway 1000; arrangements Paul Niederaur & R.J. Luisi; recorded at Rockin' Reel Recording Studio (Bob Lessick), mixed at Tiki Recording Studio (Bob "Fuji" Fudjinski). No date…
About the artist
Gateway 1000 was a Long Island, New York band recording for Catch Em Records, whose local-band compilations The Long Island Sound Sampler (1986) and City Tracks Vol. 2 (1987) include them. [Source: Discogs]