[78-L] Radical Recordings

[Bud Black]

I used to have those red label KKK recordings many years ago.  As I recall,
they were rather tame, mostly revised hymns.  One side was titled (IIRC) 
The Bright Fiery Cross," and  another was "The Mystic City."

Bud 
 
-------Original Message-------
 
From: Kristjan Saag
Date: 12/11/2009 5:57:08 PM
To: 78-L Mail List
Subject: Re: [78-L] Radical Recordings
 
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
 
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