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Bob Stanley & Pete Wiggs Present State Of The Union: American Dre

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Author
VARIOUS ARTISTS
Binding
Vinyl
Language
English
Book Title
Bob Stanley & Pete Wiggs Present State Of The Union: American Dre
UPC
0029667008716

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Product Identifiers

Record Label
ACE Records UK, ACI
UPC
0029667008716
eBay Product ID (ePID)
2317105543

Product Key Features

Format
Record
Release Year
2018
Genre
Rock
Artist
Stanley, Bob / Wiggs, Pete
Release Title
Bob Stanley & Pete Wiggs Present State of the Union: American Dream Incrisis 1967-1973

Dimensions

Item Height
0.32 in
Item Weight
1.15 lb
Item Length
12.42 in
Item Width
12.18 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks
25
Tracks
1.1 Clean Up Your Own Back Yard - Elvis Presley 1.2 Brand New Day - Della Reese 1.3 Abraham, Martin and John - Dion 1.4 The Train - Frank Sinatra 1.5 Saturday's Father - the 4 Seasons 1.6 4th of July - the Beach Boys 1.7 Wine in the Wind - Anita Kerr ; the Anita Kerr Singers 1.8 What Do We Do with the World? - Bing Crosby 1.9 Lord of the Manor - the Everly Brothers 1.10 Hitchhiker - the Four Preps 1.11 Paint America Love - Lou Christie 1.12 Mr Businessman - Ray Stevens 2.1 Paint Me Black Angels - Eartha Kitt 2.2 Southbound Jericho Parkway - Roy Orbison 2.3 Questions - Bobby Darin 2.4 This Crazy World - Paul Anka 2.5 Take a Letter Maria - Mel Torme 2.6 Give Peace a Chance - Louis Armstrong ; His Friends 2.7 Cherrystones - Eugene McDaniels 2.8 Some People Sleep - the Tokens 2.9 Cardboard California - Buddy Greco 2.10 Do You Believe This Town - Dean Martin 2.11 Welfare Hero - Johnny Tillotson 2.12 Save the Children - Teresa Brewer 2.13 Revolution - the Brothers Four
Number of Discs
2
Notes
Double vinyl LP pressing. UK collection. By mid-1968 there was a growing consensus that something had gone horribly wrong with the American dream. The nation's youth had loudly made their feelings clear, but now the older, pre-Beatles generations began to look at the country - with urban riots, Vietnam, and the assassinations of Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy - and wonder what the hell was happening. This album includes rare classics (The Beach Boys' 'Fourth Of July'), lost masterpieces (Roy Orbison's seven-minute 'Southbound Jericho Parkway'), and forgotten gems by some of the biggest names in the business (Elvis Presley's 'Clean Up Your Own Back Yard'). Reactions to America's existential crisis ranged in subject matter from divorce (Frank Sinatra's 'The Train') and the break-up of the nuclear family (The Four Seasons' 'Saturday's Father'), to eulogies for fallen heroes (Dion's 'Abraham Martin and John'), sympathy for Vietnam vets (Johnny Tillotson's 'Welfare Hero'), the church's institutional racism (Eartha Kitt's intense 'Paint Me Black Angels'), and even questioning the ethics of the space programme (Bing Crosby's terrific 'What Do We Do With The World'). Compiled by Bob Stanley and Pete Wiggs, State Of The Union follows on from their highly acclaimed English Weather and Paris In The Spring compilations. With clear parallels between today's fractured country and the USA fifty years ago, this is a fascinating condensation of what Americans were thinking when they turned on the TV, or the radio, or simply walked down Main Street in 1968.

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