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Hey, Hey, LBJ (Bill Frederick)
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June 26, 2012
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2:15Now PlayingVietnam War songs
A collection of 12 anti-war songs (Crisis Records # LP-001) from 1967 written and performed by Bill Frederick aka Fred Stanton, from Philadelphia. The songs are strongly focused on attacking Lyndon Baines Johnson. Frederick, well-known on the New York folk scene in the 1960s, had 12 songs published in Broadside magazine. (1) The title song, "Hey, Hey LBJ", repeated the famous chant popular at anti-war demonstrations throughout the mid-1960s: "how many kids did you kill today?". Frederick went on to implicate several American companies that supplied the US government with materials used in Vietnam: "LBJ goes all the way with Dow, GM, and Boeing" - Dow refers to Dow Chemical, which produced napalm and agent orange.
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