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The Vietnam War- Episode 18: There Was More Music During Vietnam than Fortunate Son
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- Опубліковано 24 бер 2019
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Bro but it ain't me by fortunate son is the only song that was in Vietnam. Like how bodies was the only song played in Afghanistan.
Yep.
Im dying from this comment
This is clever
How do I like a comment more then once
fortunate sun by CCR
I like the fact that you added songs from the 50’s too because don’t forget that’s when most vn vets grew up and listened to what was “modern” music like the rest of us.
"Eve of Destruction" by Barry McGuire was always one of my favorite "Vietnam songs."
it ain't me...
*AIN'T MEEEE. I AIN'T NO SENATORS SON, NAWWW!!*
Jimi Hendrix all along the watchtower
Hell yeah
I love CCWR but i can't even listen to run through the jungle or fortunate son anymore. just played into the ground imo. mostly fortunate son
Sympathy for the devil is another good song the CoD:BO1 used and matched the senario perfectly
Just as I'm really starting to get back into Vietnam era music, this video with his playlist comes out. Thanks Mike!
My dad liked " The Animals We gotta get out of this place " when he was there. My uncle was more "Steppenwolf Born to be wild" when he was there.
Two brothers, ay?
I was there in 1970. I haven't heard your playlist and don't know if this song is there. In our company " Going Home On An Airplane " was our favorite song.
for me its Magic Carpet ride .... thats literally what youre doing in a Huey lol big ole O.D magic carpet
Right on
I got sick of hearing fortunate son in every Vietnam War video so I also made a playlist of vietnam era music. I've been adding songs to it for over a 1 years now. Like yous said it's a good song, but there's way more good music that was around.
Thank you sooooooo much for that playlist! I love Vietnam era music only and I was trying to make my own playlist but it was fairly small and I had trouble finding more songs so I found it constantly repeating. But your playlist has such a huge variety of amazing songs it never feels like its repeating and I love every second of it
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I want to say thank you for this. As someone who recently has been trying to find the right music to immerse myself in, it gets to be a tad frustrating when UA-cam recommends:
House of the Rising Sun, Fortunate Son, Run Through the Jungle, Sympathy for the Devil, Hello Vietnam, We gotta get out of this place, Paint it Black, California Dreamin' (although admittedly, I love this song probably more than I should), and then begin at House of the Rising Sun
All are great songs, but I know there are wayyyyyy more that were played during the conflict than just those handful. So again, thank you.
And thank you for the video series. I am learning a lot, and I cannot stop watching these videos!
Its so sad that you had to make this video, I listen to a lot of main stream stuff. But there is so much more good rock music out there than House of The Rising Sun, Fortunate Son, Paint it Black, All along the Watch tower.
Right on
Thanks for this I really agree with this video
To go with the culture side of the war I think it would be interesting to go over the drug use in the war there a lot of misconceptions I think
Yeah, drug use was no different statistically than back home at that time. I will get to all that. This series will be almost endless.
@@MikeB128 good content thought better that the overly generalized garbage on NG and the History channel
@Mason C
A interesting real-life Nam' related drug story is that of Frank Lucus.
He used family connection stationed overseas to secure Heroin shipments to New York City in 67 or 68.
This correlates to a time when America sees the second largest drug epidemic since opium & he subsequently is taken down by agents from Nixon's newly formed Drug Enforcement Agency (1970)
Thanks for the playlist.
They need a real Vietnam multiplayer game on console. I know PC has Rising Storm II but we need one on playstation and Xbox. A proper Nam game not that half assed Cold War game. USMC and NVA/VC with one big map.
I love your content so much, have been watching the Vietnam videos and aspiring to go to graduate school and ultimately teach the Vietnam War era. I have my own playlist and currently writing a paper on the influence of music on black soldiers in Vietnam. Give message sometime, I have talked to 30 or so Vietnam vets too!
Love this series, love the playlist
Finally! Finally, someone talks about this!
Downloaded the playlist
Very good selection.
Thanks
That’s a awesome playlist Mike to be fair...love the way Fortunate Sons in there still,well deserved as CCR are are great band..although it’s not there best song in my opinion. The USA and UK knocked out some great music in the 60s...see you on the next one mate, Si
Mike is bursting everyone's bubble. *LOVING IT*
i 100% agree with this i listen to a lot of old music because that is what i like and whenever this song comes on someone is like "oh there in the trees ahhhh" like stfu
Apparently going to Nam introduced my Grandpa to Rolling Stones. He fuckin loved them and Jimi Hendrix’s Voodoo Child.
Absolutely love this video series!!!! Keep up the good work sir!
Fortunate son didn’t come out till Late 1969 I think in November. I don’t even know if the troops there heard it until 1970
1968. a Quick Google search will answer your question...
I clicked the link to get som Vietnam music ideas, and I literally have an identical playlist on Apple Music, im talking song for song identical in that same order
what pops in my mind is and has always been Apocalypse now with that great soundtrack. so, Wagner and Doors xD
Build me Up Buttercup isn't the most iconic, but is my favourite.
Great tune.
fortunate son in my opinion is just too overplayed in any Vietnam war related thing games, events, ect because people just associate that song with it and not much others. But anyway nice playlist great amount of songs dude!
Buffalo Springfield - For What it's Worth
Paranoid by black sabbath came out in '70, the album that is.
Evil Ways by Santana is one of my favs.
Exactly alot of great bands came out during the Vietnam era
I've actually wondered where this stereotype comes from. I've watched a bunch of different 'Nam movies, and the only one I can think of that uses Fortunate Son is Forrest Gump, and that would be a weird choice to set the precedent because the scene in which it is played is extremely short. Movies and TV that parody Vietnam War films have a scene where the song is played, but I can't tell if they're parodying Gump or just playing it because it was a popular counterculture song of the time.
Found it lol thanks mike.
Haaha yep!
Bout half of the bands I've herd of and like ie The Stones, CCR, Hendrix, Cream, The Animals, Dylan, The Who, ext
AMEN this is so true fortunate son is good but overplayed
More Vietnam related things like movies and games need more of The Doors. and the Stones.
Is there a place where you re-upload the Hollywood movies of the vietnam war? Looks like they were taken down
"Fortunate Son was so iconic to Vietnam."
Me, an intellectual: "We Gotta Get Out of This Place."
If you were an intellectual, you'd post a more originally-formatted comment instead of Reddit/4Chan style; redundant, unoriginal, and boring. Your overall point is solid, the formatting is disappointing.
@@MikeB128 my point was We Gotta Get Out of This Place was one of (of not the) most popular song from that era
Bro you need to add castaways - liar liar, that shit fire
Rory Gallagher is one of my favorites from the era
You should put some bloodrock on your playlist or just add the whole playlist of Dave rabbits radio first termer, and some more Motown
Off the a side means we are gonna talk about other stuff I guess the “b-side” of the album I’m 14 too man
For what it’s worth by Buffalo Springfield is a good veitnam song my grand daddy told me he loved that one during the war
On the playlist.
Silly Mike, Fortune Sun was the only son that existed in the 60s
FINEAFUCKING-LEE! Mike preaches truth!!!
I agree!
While I didn't really nitpick Skull Island that much (because it's fiction), it had a great soundtrack; Mostly accurate to the period, I think, too; I think the latest song on it was Paranoid.
What do you keep in your big juice bottle? I feel like water will get funky after a while
It's literally still bug juice...
Turn turn turn the byrds
I’m just going to throw this out there. There was a ton of great music besides rock that was popular in the 60s. You had some of the greatest country music ever made like Patsy Cline, Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, George Jones, and Kitty Wells. Then there was Sinatra, Dean Martin, and the Rat Pack. And then there was great Jazz by the likes of Coltrane. There was way more than The Stones, The Beatles, and CCR.
I'm just going to throw this out there: You didn't check out my playlist. I was only talking about one genre, which Fortunate Son was classified as. There were more Genres than that too, but if we're talking about Top 40 sorts of songs, Rock takes the cake in the late 1960s.
hey mike b have u hEard of dhat soNg foRtunnate son its in eVery veitnAm moViie!!!!!!!
hey mike can u find me a set of jungle figis
No. You're going to have to use Google like I would to find a set.
Can you make one for sound cloud?
a Hidden track would be Napalm sticks to kids. It's dark but made by the guys overseas
1972 though.
I fought the law and the law won~~~
Are you sure?
The common normo only knows popular may mays, and only revolves around those
In the yeeeaaar 2525......
Do one on helmet Art
Already did. You'll have to look through my videos.
Boi where
White Rabbit, Ohio, and Strange Bree
Ohio is my favorite one.
Good tune.
Yer bug juice bottle is making way too much noise and has given away your location....
Sure, were was more, Wagner, for example
*goes on a rant about FMJ* *puts hello Vietnam on the playlist* hmmmmm (just kidding mike I did think it was funny though)
china beach...paint it black
Everyone needs to remember that even if you like it(and it's ok to like it no one's judging it) *FOREST GUMP IS A FUCKING BOOMER MOVIE*
Considering he's literally a Boomer, yeah, your "assessment" would be correct. What's your point?
I’d rather listen to The Doors
Yeah they're on the playlist, you should check it out.
@@MikeB128 I don't use spotify, but thanks.By the way, let me know if you ever find a vet that later on was a Dokken fan.
It's a joke
Rising Storm 2 was honestly a disappointment. Especially coming from a series like Red Orchestra.
What do you mean! It's a hella fun game