God Bless the Women (Of the Men Who Died in Vietnam)
Catch Em Records REC0759 · Bellrose, New York
- Artist
- Buffalo T. Jones
- Title
- God Bless the Women (Of the Men Who Died in Vietnam)
- 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
- G. Jones & D. Casale
- 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 REC0759B, 45 R.P.M.; label title "God Bless the Women of the Men Who Died in Viet Nam"; (G. Jones, D. Casale); P.O. Box 299, Bellrose, N.Y. Sleeve: music and lyrics G. Jones, D. Casale; recorded and engineered at Don Casale Recording Studio; Buffalo T. Jones (vocal), Des Burke (drums, bass, guitar), James Ahrenel (all keyboards); thanks to Jerry Busic of the Suffolk County chapter of the Vietnam Veterans and to Bruce Rollins; sponsors Roe Agency, Auto Aid, Clare Rose, Marlboro, Lightning Sound. No date on label or sleeve. [From the record label and sleeve]
About the artist
Buffalo T. Jones was a songwriter whose songs were recorded by country singer Wayne Kemp, including 'She Means the Same Thing (To Me, She Means to You)' (1983) and 'Red Neck and Over Thirty' (1986). [Source: Discogs]