Various -Does Anybody Know Im Here? Vietnam Through The Ey -Kent CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. Gaye, Marvin "Soldier's plea"

02. Brothers Of Soul "Wait for me"

03. Velvelettes, The "Your heart belongs to me"

04. Bell, William "Soldier's goodbye"

05. King Solomon "Please Mr President"

06. Charmels, The "Please uncle Sam (Send back my man)"

07. Bell, Archie & The Drells "A Soldier's Prayer, 1967"

08. Mason, Tony "Take good care"

09. Alexander, James W. "Keep a light in the window until I come home"

10. Impressions, The "Don't Cry My Love"

11. Masters Of Soul, The "Please wait for me (my darling)"

12. Houston, Thelma "Don't cry my soldier boy"

13. Temptations, The "War"

14. Sweet Inspirations, The "Am I Ever Gonna See My Baby Again?"

15. Watson & The Sherlocks "Standing on the corner"

16. Dells, The "Does anybody know I'm here?"

17. Thomas, Melverine "A letter from my son"

18. Tex, Joe "I Can't See You No More (When Johnny Comes Myrching Home)"
Medley: Vaya con Dios / Fellows in Vietnam
Vaya con Dios

19. Foxx, Inez & Charlie "Fellows in Vietnam"

20. Roy C "Open letter to the president"

21. Reeves, Martha & The Vandellas "I Should Be Proud"

22. Moss, Bill & The Celestials "Welcome the boys back home"

23. Funkadelic "March to the witch's castle"

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Vietnam Through The Eyes Of Black America 1962-1972

Description:

Does Anybody Know I'm Her is a compilation of 25 soul tracks released as CD on 16 Jun 2005. Does Anybody Know I'm Her includes a.o. the following tracks: â??Gaye, Marvin - Soldier's Pleaâ?, â??Velveletters, The - Your Heart Belongs To Meâ?, â??Alexander, J W - Keep A Light In The Window Untilâ?, â??Impressions, The - Don't Cry My Loveâ? and more. - VIETNAM THROUGH THE EYES OF BLACK AMERICA 1962-1972

"A further selection of prime cuts that explore aspects of the Vietnam war - as seen through the eyes of black America. Many of the biggest names in 60s and 70s soul offer personal, pertinent and pointed views, embracing everything from war's impact on human relationships to the often devastating consequences for it's casualties and survivors alike. Consistently as good as the first volume in every department, and containing many tracks that were either unavailable for license at the time of the first volume, and many others that there just wasn't room to fit onto the award-nominated "A Soldier's Sad Story" (CDKEND 226). Around half of these tracks have never appeared on CD before. Most of those have, in fact, never been reissued before.

Producer:

Billy Moss, Buddy Killen, Charlie Foxx, Gary S. "Flip" Paxton, George Clinton, Henry Cosby, Jerry Wexler, Johnny Pate, Norman Whitfield, William "Mickey" Stevenson

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Manufacturer No.:

CDKEND 245

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