Spanish Civil War Songs....
Mar 22 2006
#2
You'll find a good selection here: http://personales.ya.com/altavoz/canciones.htm
They're a fair mix - anarchist, leftist, republican.
Mar 22 2006
#3
Best stuff here!
http://lacucaracha.info/scw/music/
List of songs:
A las barricadas (Hymn of the C.N.T.)
Ay Carmela
Viva la quinta brigada (different version of "Ay Carmela")
El quinto regimiento
Spanish Fandango
Gallo Rojo
Himno de Riego
Himno de Riego (different version)
Himno de la International
No Pasaran!
The Internationale - by the Russian Red Army Choir
Mar 22 2006
#4
I have also got a lot of stuff from eMule, including some rockified versions.
Mar 23 2006
#5
I do a cover of "La Vervena Anarquista" which I found on what looks like an East European 
site, will find it and link. 
Mar 25 2006
#6
Theres a whole host of them here.
Dec 8 2007
#7
There is a classic cassette that has some recordings I think that form exile. And "a las barricadas" version was recorded in RDA.
Now that casette is in cd format edited by Anselmo Lorenzo Fundation (spanish cnt).
Also they published another classic cassete of "argentinian anarchist songs" ("la verbena anarquista" is there). And another one of italian anarchist songs.
The spanish revolution's one can be finded in the net as "corale durruti" or "canciones anarquistas".
And also can be direct-downloaded from the net from here:
http://ioriska.blogspot.com/2007/09/corale-durruti-canciones-anarquistas.html
And here is an emule compilation file with different stuff:
http://www.nodo50.org/rebeldemule/foro/viewtopic.php?t=3010
There is also a lot of pop,rock and punk versions of the most popular anarchist song in 1936: "a las barricadas".
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Any similar english/irish/scottish,... material? I know the wobblie songs (more from UEA, i suppose), the Chumbawamba's release "english rebel songs", and nothing else.
Dec 8 2007
#8
Does anyone know who corale durruti are or where they're from? I have the song collection, which is excellent, but have't found any information on the group.
Dec 8 2007
#9
David in Atlanta wrote:
Does anyone know who corale durruti are or where they're from? I have the song collection, which is excellent, but have't found any information on the group.
I think it was a corale group of spanish cnt members in the exile, France I suppose, (40's, 50's, 60's?????), I'm only sure that doesn't exist anymore, doesnt' exist for decades, I mean.
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I repeat. What about english/scottish/irish,... rebel songs????
Dec 8 2007
#10
Our Center for libertarian studies published these in CD format:
"Music of the revolution" - classical revolutionary songs, including A las barricadas, etc.
http://inicijativa.org/tiki/MuzikaR01
"Partisan songs" - Popular partisan songs from WWII
http://inicijativa.org/tiki/MuzikaR02
"Light things" - Light covers of classical songs
http://inicijativa.org/tiki/MuzikaR03
"Punk rock covers" - of the same songs
http://inicijativa.org/tiki/MuzikaR04
And within the "Revolution 1936" segment of our page, special page is devoted to the music, with all classical songs ready to download in mp3 format, as well as lyrics of some of them:
http://inicijativa.org/tiki/tiki-index.php?page=Muzika+revolucije
I think partisan songs will also be online soon.
the local in zaragoza had one, i imagine most locals did, you could try looking on the website: http://www.cnt.es. or you can soulseek it, i got loads that way.