In Country: Songs of the Vietnam War
A digital recording of 28 songs written and sung in country by
American servicemen about their experiences and emotions there.
Some of the songs are original compositions, performed by their
composers, others are variants of songs sung in World War I,
World War II, and the Korean War, performed by men who learned
and sang them in Vietnam. The singers and song writers include
fighter and bomber pilots, grunts, members of the elite forces,
and rear echelon personnel. The recording is available in
record stores or it may be ordered from the Vietnam Veterans Oral
History and Folklore Project at the address below. The price is
$9.98 for a cassette or $15.98 for a CD. A teacher's manual is
also available for $3.00 from the Project.
SAUL BROUDY: Green T-Shirt Blues, Saigon Warrior, Chu Yen
CHIP DOCKERY: The Panther Pack is Prowling, Ling Po Drove the
Truck Away, Sitting in the Cab of My Truck, I've Been
Everywhere
BULL DURHAM: Jolly Green, Danang Lullaby, Crack Went the Rifle
BILL ELLIS: Grunt, First Cav, Firefight, Freedom Bird
TOBY HUGHES: Ho Chi Minh Trail, Tchepone, Cobra Seven,
DICK JONAS: Pull the Boom from the Gashole, Will There Be a
Tomorrow?, Fighter Pilot's Christmas, Battle Hymn of the
River Rats
CHUCK ROSENBERG: Six Clicks, Ba Muoi Ba, Green Beret and
Friendly FAC, Boonie Rat Song
VIETNAM VETERANS ORAL HISTORY AND FOLKLORE PROJECT
Lydia Fish, Director
Department of Anthropology
Buffalo State College
1300 Elmwood Avenue
Buffalo NY 14222
Office: (716) 878 6110
FAX: (716) 878 4009
