Hal Southern

Sgt. Lucky

1967 · Sand 45-421 · USA

Sgt. Lucky – Hal Southern (Label)

Artist
Hal Southern
Title
Sgt. Lucky
Release
Sgt. Lucky / Jimmy Loves Jeanie Bee
Year
1967
Label
Sand # 45-421
Format
7" · Single
Language
English
Country
USA
Songwriter
Hal Southern
Genre
Traditional Pop · Country
Primary theme
Home Front Perspective / Soldier's Perspective

Notes

Sand 45-421 (5921), 2:24; (Hal Southern); Golden Valley Music SESAC. [From the record label] Sgt. Lucky (Southern, Hal) Soldier's perspective, combat description, novelty Telephone call to sweetheart: Vietcong been on the attack. But I made it, I'm back in the USA News report: Vietnam veteran killed in car accident on way home. New correction: the Vietnam vet, Sgt. Lucky, survived Meets the president to receive Medal of Honor [From Justin A. Brummer notes from RYM]

About the artist

Hal Southern (real name Hal Clark, also credited Hal Sothern) was an American country singer and songwriter, billed as 'Mr Hillbilly Heaven' after co-writing 'I Dreamed of a Hill-Billy Heaven' with Eddie Dean - a song made famous by Tex Ritter. His catalogue runs to eighteen releases including the LP 'Mr Hillbilly Heaven' (Country Gold 200). [Source: Discogs; SecondHandSongs]

Themes

Soldier Boy · Vet · Soldier's Perspective · Combat

In collections

US Domestic Perspective Songs [War Years]

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