The Vietnam War S01E04 Soundtrack

Sep 20, 2017
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27 entries

This catalogue lists 27 entries for The Vietnam War, season 1, episode 4. Details are included where available.

The Vietnam War S01E04 soundtrack songs

Catalogue entries · 27 entries

Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.

  1. 12 Ghosts II
    Nine Inch Nails

    Jean-Marie Crocker's anxiety about Mogie Crocker. Mogie Crocker's letters from Vietnam.

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  2. Masters of War
    Bob Dylan

    The Staple Singers cover Dylan's "Masters of War" . Mogie is disillusioned by his assignment to a non-combat position.

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  3. On, Brave Old Army Team
    US Military Academy Band

    Matt Harrison and family. Growing up in a military family. At West Point.

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  4. Mustang Sally
    Wilson Pickett

    Rodger Harris, Roxbury Boston. John Musgrave, Fairmount Missouri. Bill Ehrhart, Perkasie Pennsylvania. Motivations for enlisting in USMC.

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  5. Semper Fidelis March
    United States Marine Band

    Film clips of USMC boot camp.

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  6. Pieces Form the Whole
    Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross

    Binh Dinh province. Jan—March 1966. First large-scale Search and Destroy operation. Operation Masher (later Operation White Wing). Refugees, homeless. No front. Body count.

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  7. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
    Bob Dylan
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  8. Smokestack Lightnin'
    Howlin' Wolf

    Mogie Crocker. May 1966. Assigned to a combat unit.

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  9. Willing Conscript
    Pete Seeger

    Anti-war movement begins to increase as middle class is drafted.

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  10. Backlash Blues
    Nina Simone

    African-American recruits and draftees. Stokely Carmichael, Muhammad Ali. Draftee rate increase from 10,000 to 30,000 per month.

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  11. 13 Ghosts II
    Nine Inch Nails

    Duong Van Mai Elliott, Saigon. Daughter of official in South Vietnam government. Work for Rand Corporation.

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  12. Pinned and Mounted
    Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross

    Le Quan Cong, Viet Cong.

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  13. Sunshine Superman
    Donovan

    [0:45] Working with villagers of South Vietnam. Measuring results of pacification.

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  14. The Wretched (Remix)
    Nine Inch Nails
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  15. The Sound of Silence
    Simon & Garfunkel

    Mogie Crocker. Despair evident in letters home.

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  16. L'assassinat de Carala
    Miles Davis

    Mogie Crocker, June 3, 1966. KIA.

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  17. The Beginning Of The End
    Nine Inch Nails
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  18. One Too Many Mornings
    Bob Dylan

    [1:06] Crocker family informed of Mogie Crocker's death. June 1966.

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  19. Nho'em (I Miss You)
    Le Tu Cuong

    Bao Ninh, Hanoi. Ho Guy Lab, NVA. Effects of U.S. bombing. Merrill McPeak, USAF.

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  20. Ho Nen
    Vietnamese work song

    North Vietnamese population response to U.S. bombing. "The enemy destroys, we repair."

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  21. I Am a Rock
    Simon & Garfunkel

    Craig McNamara, son of Robert McNamara. Commenting on his father.

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  22. Footprints (Live)
    Wayne Shorter

    Dr. Benjamin Spock. Martin Luther King.

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  23. Ain't Too Proud To Beg
    The Temptations

    Bill Ehrhart, John Musgrave, Roger Harris. Early 1967.

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  24. Talkin' World War III Blues
    Bob Dylan

    April 1967. Anti-war demonstration in Central Park. 500,000. National Mobilization To End the War.

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  25. Wild Child
    The Ventures
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  26. Later Into the Night
    Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross

    Westmoreland requests 200,000 more troops so that Laos and Cambodia can be invaded. Robert McNamara has doubts.

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  27. Ravine
    Genesis
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