A slideshow for the song "Hammers and Sickles - The Y": Another example of Conservative Folk Music from the CONELRAD Atomic Platters More

A slideshow for the song "Hammers and Sickles - The Y": Another example of Conservative Folk Music from the CONELRAD Atomic Platters archives. This track from the 1966 LP "FOLK SONGS FOR TAXPAYERS" features jazz vocalist and pianist Wini Beatty (who collaborated with Slim Gaillard in the 1940s) singing the anti-Communist verse of Key Records owner Vick Knight. Beatty, who also issued some non-partisan music on the Key label, sings here about the liberal media and throws in a zinger about LBJ aide Walter Jenkins' 1964 morals charge arrest. The canned "audience" laughtrack loves it! ORIGINAL LINER NOTES (1966) FOLK SONGS FOR TAXPAYERS By Wini Beatty with Rhett Fink and the Folkniks KLP-1050 $3.95 Folk music used to be fun. Blue tail flies, amorous bullfrogs -- even happy musical forecasts of a glorious Herafter -- abounded. But subversion thrives on bleeding hearts. So when the "Think Pink" characters moved in to help the Marxists take over American folk music with their spurious, Kremlin-oriented propaganda songs, the keynote became protest, the emotional objective agitation. In less than a generation, happy, hand-clapping folk forms degenerated into the angry sounds of unrest and defiance. Music became a political device, carefully calculated to showcase the United States as a vast underpriveleged ghetto, populated primarily by disadvantaged and persecuted paupers barely subsisting under the heels of greedy, decadent capitalists. The palpable truth is: by world standards <b>...</b>
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Il s'agit d'une "vidéo sur demande" (VSD) ,réponse à l'internaute snk07. On utilise un peu de calcul More

Il s'agit d'une "vidéo sur demande" (VSD) ,réponse à l'internaute snk07. On utilise un peu de calcul algébrique de 2nde et une seule petite idée qui fait de cet exercice un joli problème d'olympiade niveau 1.
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