[78-L] Radical Recordings
David Lennick
dlennick at sympatico.ca
Fri Dec 11 15:09:03 PST 2009
Kristjan Saag wrote:
> agp wrote:
>> 78s on the KKK label .. where they speeches or good ol', er, klan
>> drinking (lynching?) songs? Don't really wanna be caught dead with
>> any of 'em in my house, but am curious.
>> Second -- radical in a different way --- I'm looking for any
>> recommended recordings on 78 of The Internationale and the Soviet
>> National Anthem. What are the definitive versions?
> --
> And what if you're caught (dead or alive) with The Definite Version of the
> Soviet National Anthem? Those guys managed to kill far more people than the
> KKK ever dreamed of.
> Luckily possession of radical recordings isn't a risk factor in my country.
> I'd go for The Definite Version of the Horst Wessel Lied as well, to
> complete the picture.
> Kristjan
I was transferring some 78s by the Red Army Choir some years ago, and had the
window open..when I got to the Soviet Anthem, my wife hollered up to me that
the RCMP was waiting outside with a few questions.
The funniest (not intentionally) version of The Internationale is on Victor, in
a V-xxxxx series. Played by a band that wouldn't qualify at a second-rate high
school, and I swear it has a violin solo. Sorry I don't have the record number
or name of the perpetrators..La Marseillaise is on the reverse, but that's all
I remember right now.
dl
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