CD Various: Does Anybody Know I'm Here? (Vietnam Through The Eyes Of Black America 1962-1972)

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Does Anybody Know I'm Here? (Vietnam Through The Eyes Of Black America 1962-1972) - CD

Soul music has always been a means of expressing feelings of pain and sadness. A Soldier's Sad Story, a previous award-nominated album released in early 2004, managed to reflect how black musicians dealt with and addressed the trauma of Vietnam through an extensive track list, and how they used their music to convey fears, hopes and warnings to ...

More ID: 235841 EAN: 0029667224529 Discogs ID: 6435102

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Title	Does Anybody Know I'm Here? (Vietnam Through The Eyes Of Black America 1962-1972)
Artist	Various
More info	Standard 2005 edition
Format	CD
Labels	Kent Soul
Country of issue	United Kingdom
Date of publication	12. July 2005
First released	2005
Weight	85 g
EAN	0029667224529
Product ID	235841
Discogs ID	6435102
Discogs reviews	4.44

Various: Does Anybody Know I'm Here? (Vietnam Through The Eyes Of Black America 1962-1972) version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Kent Soul on 12. July 2005.

Soul music has always been a means of expressing feelings of pain and sadness. A Soldier's Sad Story, a previous award-nominated album released in early 2004, managed to reflect how black musicians dealt with and addressed the trauma of Vietnam through an extensive track list, and how they used their music to convey fears, hopes and warnings to the world. It is followed by "Does Anybody Know I'm Here," which includes songs that were not released for the first volume or could no longer be included in the already extensive track list. Marvin Gaye ("Soldiers's Plea"), Impressions ("Don't Cry My Love"), Joe Tex ("I Can't See You No More"), Thelma Houston ("Don't Cry My Soldier Boy"), Dells ("Does Anybody Know I'm Here"), Martha Reeves & The Vandellas ("I Should Be Proud"), Funkadelic ("March To The Witch's Castle") and many more. Soulful, deeply moving, full of passion and musical finesse.

Album spans genres Funk / Soul and Soul.

Track list

1	Marvin Gaye: Soldier's Plea	2:42 min
2	The Brothers Of Soul: Wait For Me	3:01 min
3	The Velvelettes: Your Heart Belongs To Me	2:53 min
4	William Bell: Soldier's Goodbye	3:01 min
5	King Solomon: Please Mr. President	3:25 min
6	The Charmels: Please Uncle Sam (Send Back My Man)	2:31 min
7	Archie Bell & The Drells: A Soldier's Prayer 1967	3:05 min
8	Tony Mason: Take Good Care	2:36 min
9	J. W. Alexander: Keep A Light In The Window Until I Come Home	2:52 min
10	The Impressions: Don't Cry My Love	3:01 min
11	Masters Of Soul: Please Wait For Me (My Darling)	2:55 min
12	Thelma Houston: Don't Cry My Soldier Boy	2:58 min
13	The Temptations: War	3:11 min
14	The Sweet Inspirations: Am I Ever Gonna See My Baby Again?	2:53 min
15	Watson And The Sherlocks: Standing On The Corner	2:22 min
16	The Dells: Does Anybody Know I'm Here?	3:15 min
17	Melverine Thomas: A Letter From My Son	5:01 min
18	Joe Tex: I Can't See You No More (When Johnny Comes Marching Home)	2:46 min
19	Inez And Charlie Foxx: Medley: Vaya Con Dios/Fellows In Vietnam	6:59 min
20	Roy C. Hammond: Open Letter To The President	3:09 min
21	Martha Reeves & The Vandellas: I Should Be Proud	2:54 min
22	Bill Moss And The Celestials: Welcome The Boys Back Home	3:21 min
23	Funkadelic: March To The Witch's Castle	5:59 min