Gee, I had no problem.
And here's another little gem about Joseph Stalin - by none other than Hank Williams. I find this a bit easier to take, and a bit shocking as it is unusual to hear any America-boosting in song these days. Of course, this IS around 60 years old
"No No Joe" plays ok in both comments, just takes a while to start in the 1st try.
Good one! I hadn't heard that before.
Ever hear the 1943 version of "Stalin Wasn't Stallin'" by The Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet?
Rhapsody has it, meanwhile here's the 1981 cover by Robert Wyatt:
Thanks. No, I never heard that. Thank you, UC!
One mass murderder putting the kibosh on another...that's kind of good, eh? Like a steel cage match between John Wayne Gacy and Ted Bundy.
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Mr. Ioseb Vissarionovich Jugashvili himself.
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Can't hear a damn thing!
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Gee, I had no problem. And here's another little gem about Joseph Stalin - by none other than Hank Williams. I find this a bit easier to take, and a bit shocking as it is unusual to hear any America-boosting in song these days. Of course, this IS around 60 years old
Here is: No No Joe by HankMy Trusted MOGs
Ok, NOW I fucking give up....
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"No No Joe" plays ok in both comments, just takes a while to start in the 1st try.
Good one! I hadn't heard that before.
Ever hear the 1943 version of "Stalin Wasn't Stallin'" by The Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet? Rhapsody has it, meanwhile here's the 1981 cover by Robert Wyatt:
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Thanks. No, I never heard that. Thank you, UC! One mass murderder putting the kibosh on another...that's kind of good, eh? Like a steel cage match between John Wayne Gacy and Ted Bundy.
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With Mao as the referee!
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"...but soon they were dead!" Cheery little ditty! but they did read the psych-pop manual - great eerie fever-dream organ and raw lead guitar.