Vietnam: Songs of Liberation
Various Artists

The Vietnam War, known in Vietnam as the Resistance War Against America, began in 1955 and continued until the fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975. In 1971, Paredon Records released a recording of political songs from North Vietnamese sources celebrating efforts of the National Liberation Front (NLF) against America’s involvement in the war. Several songs were composed following the 1967 Tet offensive (“Marching into Saigon” and “Chanting Our Victory”). None of the performers are identified in this recording. Musical instruments heard here are both native to Vietnam and imported from the West. The liner notes provide background information about each song with English translations of the lyrics.
Track Listing
101
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Ly Con Sao (The Starling) | n/a | 3:52 | |
102
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Lullaby | n/a | 3:28 | |
103
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Ly Tinh Tang (Sound of the Bird Song) | n/a | 3:57 | |
104
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T'rung Music | n/a | 5:00 | |
105
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Am Hat Tan Anh Mot Ca Bai Ho | n/a | 5:09 | |
106
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Ly Thuong Du | n/a | 1:45 | |
107
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March to the Front Line | n/a | 2:37 | |
108
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Pestle Thuds Resound in Bam Bo Village | n/a | 3:55 | |
109
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The Tone of Uncle Ho | n/a | 3:25 | |
110
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Wrest Back Power to the People | n/a | 1:57 | |
111
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March Into Saigon | n/a | 2:47 | |
112
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Chanting Your Victory | n/a | 5:29 | |
113
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March Forward to Total Victory | n/a | 2:18 |