Dr. Kenneth McFarland

Selling America to Americans

1967 · Edward M. Miller And Associates EM-6800 · Grand Rapids, Michigan

Artist
Dr. Kenneth McFarland
Title
Selling America to Americans
Release
Selling America to Americans
Year
1967
Label
Edward M. Miller And Associates # EM-6800
Format
LP · Album
Language
English
Country
Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA
Genre
Spoken Word · Speech · Spoken Word
Primary theme
US 'Patriotic' / Pro-Government / Anti-Protest Songs

Notes

Spoken-word. Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA. Selling America to Americans (McFarland, Kenneth) "Recorded in 1967 at Detroit's Cobo Hall in front of 6500 people. (from the back cover) Dr. McFarland applies his dynamic philosophy of Americanism to such red-hot issues as Viet-nam, the increasing demand for law and order, teachers strikes, hippies, war on poverty, long-haired "students", the right to dissent, mobocracy, delinquent do-gooders, safe driving, and numerous other items in which thoughtful Americans are desperately seeking guidance" [From Justin A. Brummer notes from RYM]

About the artist

Born 12 October 1906, Caney, Kansas, USA. Died 6 March 1985, Topeka, Kansas, USA. American educator and public speaker based in Topeka. [Source: Wikipedia]

Themes

Patriotic · Reference to the War

In collections

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