Bob Connelly- Yankee Go Home: Songs of Protest Against American (CD)
Recorded in 1975 by American folk musician Bob Connelly, this record is a riveting musical journey through the early years of American Imperialism. Irony, frustration, and condemnation spew forth from Connelly, who paints a harrowing view of the birth of US Imperialism and the subsequent conquests of Hawaii, the Philippines, and Panama. Liner notes written by Mike Salvatore provide information on the historical events that correspond with each song.
Tracklist:
- White Man's Burden
- We Need A Navy
- Welcome In, Hawaii
- Uncle Sam He Wrote A Note
- Go South Young Man
- The Editor's To Blame
- Lequi Of The National Guard
- Southern Boys
- Ewell T. Otis
- Little Brown Children
- I Took The Great Canal
- Santo Dominico
- Yankee Go Home
- I Am An American
Recorded in 1975 by American folk musician Bob Connelly, this record is a riveting musical journey through the early years of American Imperialism. Irony, frustration, and condemnation spew forth from Connelly, who paints a harrowing view of the birth of US Imperialism and the subsequent conquests of Hawaii, the Philippines, and Panama. Liner notes written by Mike Salvatore provide information on the historical events that correspond with each song.
Tracklist:
- White Man's Burden
- We Need A Navy
- Welcome In, Hawaii
- Uncle Sam He Wrote A Note
- Go South Young Man
- The Editor's To Blame
- Lequi Of The National Guard
- Southern Boys
- Ewell T. Otis
- Little Brown Children
- I Took The Great Canal
- Santo Dominico
- Yankee Go Home
- I Am An American