Artist : VA
Title : Hitler & Hell (American Warsongs 1933 - 1947)
Genre : Folk
Year : 2000
Date : 05/2012
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 31
Label : Trikont
Source : CDDA
Encoder : Lame 3.98.4
Length : 77:35 min
Size : 115,3 MB
Tracklist:
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01.radio yesterday - lights out 00:33
02.the southern sons quartet - praise 03:16
the lord & pass the ammunition
03.the johnson sisters - hillbilly 01:41
soldier joe
04.teddy powell & his orchestra - 02:32
rockabye my baby
05.leadbelly - mr. hitler 03:07
06.rev. j.m. gates - hitler and hell 03:02
07.dick robertson & his orchestra - 03:09
good-bye dear
08.teddy powell & his orchestra - 03:09
goodbye mama, i'm off to yokohama
09.ozzie waters - a rodeo in tokyo and 02:22
a round up in old berlin
10.mildred bailey & the treasury 02:38
ensemble - since he traded his zoot s
11.johnny bond - der fuehrer's face 02:52
12.tex grande & his range riders - 03:15
hitler's reply to mussolini
13.texas jom robertson - the last page 02:54
of mein kampf
14.luis oliveira & his orchestra feat. 02:35
walt disney & donald duck - yankee do
15.charlie & his orchestra - you're 03:18
driving me crazy
16.eddie cantor - coming in on a wing 03:08
& a prayer
17.intro - victory garden 00:59
18.the hoosier hot shots - if it helps 03:24
win the war
19.ozzie waters - i'd like to give my 02:09
dog to uncle sam
20.bing cosby & the andrew sisters - 02:55
hot time in the town of berlin
21.the golden gate jubilee quartet - 03:11
stalin wasn't stallin'
22.nat king cole - d-day 02:35
23.little jack little - i've always 01:57
wanted to dance in berlin
24.wesley tuttle - smoke on the water 01:56
25.andrew sisters - there'll be a 03:01
jubilee
26.intro - end of world war 00:20
27.benny goddman, voc by liz morrow - 03:16
my guy's come back
28.marlene dietrich - speaks to 00:56
american gis
29.marlene dietrich - lili marleen 03:27
30.rosalie allen - hitler lives 03:05
31.jimmy carol - praise the lord & 00:53
pass the ammunition
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77:35 min
The great thing about wartime propaganda
songs is that you don't have to
apologize for their cheesiness -- they
weren't about music, they were about
getting a message across in a pleasant
and catchy (or arresting or tearjerking)
way, and with a few decades' distance
from the horrors of war itself, the
songs that kept enthusiasm high on the
home front during the hostilities can be
enjoyed for the kitsch and nostalgia
factor. This collection of songs that
were popular in the U.S. during World
War II is the sixth in Trikont's
nostalgia series, and it's one of the
most interesting.
http://www.trikont.de/