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Song Itinerary
... #freeAssange 1968 and surroundings 1994: The Rwanda Genocide 2020-2023: COVID-19 Songbook Aboriginal Australians: racism, segragation, assimilation and stolen generations Ah, Italy enslaved, abode of misery Anthems and Anti-Anthems Anti War Love Songs Anti-war classical music Anti-War Jazz Anti-war Movies Soundtracks Antifa AWS: Militant antifascism Antiwar (and Antiwork) Donkeys Antiwar Anticlerical Apartheid, Institutionalized Racist Shame Argentinian military dictatorship 1976-1982. The desaparecidos AWM: AntiWar Movies AWV (AntiWar Wolves) Balkan Wars of the 90's Barricades Bridges Cats & Bad cats Che Guevara Chechenian Wars Chico Mendes Child Abuse Chile 1970-1990. The Unidad Popular, Allende, the golpe of 11 September 1973, Pinochet's regime Christmas Truce 1914 Conflicts in Ireland Corsica: Colonialism, Repression and Struggle Damned drones Death penalty: murder by the power Deserters Don Quixote between Eternity and '82 Donald Trump Earthquakes Edelweiss Pirates - Youth Resistance in Nazi Germany Executioners & Hangmen Co. Exiles and exilees Extermination camps Falklands (Malvinas) War Fascist and Nazist mass slaughters in Italy and Europe Fear: mass control weapon Football between war and peace Free Birds From Kurdistan From olden times: Songs against war, inside war, around war From World Jails fuckin' conscription Gaetano Bresci Genoa - G8, police repression, Carlo Giuliani George Walker Bush II Ghettos Giordano Bruno God won't decide for my life. Euthanasia and Suicide. Guantanamo Bay detention camp Heresies and heretics Heroes High Speed Trains in Susa Valley (Piedmont, Italy): Opposition and repression Hiroshima and Nagasaki 広島市 - 長崎市 Italian Unification and Society in Sicilian Folk Songs LGBTQIA+ community and homophobia: love against violence and prejudice Lunatics and lunatic camps: Lagers, troubles, repression, freedom Mafia and Mafias Magyarország 1956. The Hungarian revolt. Make Love, Not War Martin Luther King Masaniello Mexico 1968: students revolt, Tlatelolco, repression Miss Maggie Thatcher Mort au Travail / Death to Work Napoleon's Wars Native American Genocide No Nukes Not only Carlo. Victims of police repression in Italy and throughout the world Nursery rhymes, Merry-go-rounds, Lullabies and other Anti-war Songs for Childhood Peppino Impastato Poppie: an Antiwar flower? Prague Spring 1968 Prime Minister Abuse Primitive AWS Rachel Corrie Racism and Slavery in the USA Resistance against Nazi-Fascism in Italy and Europe Right-wing Reactionarism against and inside war Rom, Racism, Porrajmos Sacco and Vanzetti Salazar's Dictatorship in Portugal, Portuguese colonial wars and the Revolution of Carnations September, 11: Attack on New York Shipwrecks Shit, our sister Special Page State Massacres in Italy, 1969-1993: From Piazza Fontana to Via dei Georgofili Stories from Deep Space The "Colonels' Dictatorship" in Greece, 1967-1974 The "Fronde Songs" in Fascist Italy 1922-1943 The "Outlaw War" and the Southern Question in post-unity Italy The Algerian War The Armenian Genocide The Berlin Wall, 1961-1989 The Cathars and and the Albigensian Crusade The Darfur Tragedy The Devil The Gulag Archipelago The Luddites The origins of War and the 100,000 years war The other side of AWS: AntiWar Shit The Palestinian Holocaust The Paris Commune, 1871 The Spanish Civil War 1936-1939 and Franco's Dictatorship The Thousands AWS The Tibetan Drama The War of Labour: Emigration, Immigration, Exploitation, Slavery Thirty Years' war Thomas Sankara Tien An Men Square, 1989 Traditional English, Scottish and Irish antiwar ballads Trains Truth about Giulio Regeni Truth and Lie Upside Down World Víctor Jara Violence on Women: just like and worse than war Vittorio Arrigoni War against Animals War in Viet Nam as seen from Italy and from the rest of the world War in Viet Nam as seen from the U.S. War in Viet Nam: as seen from Viet Nam War in Viet Nam: Student Protest and Repression War in Vietnam: Veterans and consequences War on Earth Wars in Ukraine Weapons: our daily home war Witches Woodstock 1969 and other pop rock festivals World War I (1914-1918)
The 1971 track "See What You Done, Done (Hymn No. 9)" about a Vietnam veteran who became a drug addict, was composed by Atlanta, Georgian soul singer Delia Gartrell and her husband James T. Shaw, otherwise known as The Mighty Hannibal (he also released a Vietnam War song in 1966 with a similar name, but different theme - Hymn No. 5). This Delia Gartrell single, originally released on the obscure Atlanta label Demin-Kalo (# JS-2/JS-3), was soon after picked up by the larger New York label Right-On Records (RR0-109).
Hannibal explained in an interview the inspiration for writing "See What You Done, Done": "Me and my wife were watching the news and Walter Cronkite was talking about how all the soldiers were coming back from Vietnam addicted to opium". Thus, the song provides a representation of veteran drug addiction associated with the Vietnam War:
Vietnam War Song Project