Doug Bradley Interview | Echoes of the Vietnam War: Episode 18
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- Echoes of the Vietnam War Podcast | Full Interviews from Episode 18: Music of the Vietnam Era
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Music of the Vietnam era had the power to unite and divide, to support and protest, to remind those in-country of home, and to help those at home begin to understand what being in-country meant. It provides a soundtrack that can teach us a lot about the war, the era, and the people who lived it. Michael Croan interviews Doug Bradley, one of the authors of "We Gotta Get Out Of This Place: The Soundtrack of the Vietnam War."
About Echoes of the Vietnam War Podcast
Even after 50 years, the impact of the Vietnam War echoes across generations. Hear stories of service and sacrifice from people who are affected - veterans, their families, and others who add perspective to those experiences. Brought to you by the nonprofit that built the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, “The Wall,” in Washington, D.C.
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Amazing interview! I was born in 59 so I was a kid through Vietnam and I love the music of that era! Great job!
Thank You very interesting!
Fantastic interview , thank you both very much
I saw Eric Burton talk about that song and he said it was about getting away from London slum. With his chic. "hey girl we gotta get outta this place if it's the last thing we ever do" I think.. LOL
I was in the Americal Division 23rd Infantry Light. 1970
I remember we all liked CCR, whites and blacks. I am 73 now sure went fast.
Should talk again. Magic!
Unsung Heroes by Chuck Price is a great song about Vietnam War. Thanks.
With respect, this interview was boring. It is both sad and great that he got to experience the war favourably.
As usual, the US Government drops the ball again. They abandoned the soldiers who gave their all. I hate politicians with a passion.
Na...! I don't buy Springsteen, he seems to be strummin for the $$, this is my personal feeling. Lefty I turn him off. If you were in a rifle company lookin for trouble there was songs that sent you the other way, wind you way up. Example is the band the SEEDS, Pushing to hard. Right at the end was the Doors, LA WOMEN album The Changling. I liked the interview.