SSgt Barry Sadler - Ballads Of The Green Berets

Review by Michael Joyce

Ballads of the Green Berets is a remarkable album by SSgt Barry Sadler, released in 1966. The album features a collection of powerful ballads that pay tribute to the brave soldiers of the Green Berets. The songs are a mix of patriotic and emotional tracks that evoke a strong sense of national pride and honor.

The album opens with the title track, "Ballad of the Green Berets," which became a massive hit and stayed at the top of the charts for several weeks. The song is a stirring tribute to the Green Berets and their heroic efforts in the Vietnam War. The album also includes other notable tracks such as "The Soldier Has Come Home," "Badge of Courage," and "Saigon."

SSgt Barry Sadler's voice is strong and powerful, and he delivers the lyrics with a great deal of emotion and sincerity. The album is well-produced, with excellent instrumentation and arrangements that enhance the impact of the songs.

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Artist: SSgt Barry Sadler
Album: Ballads Of The Green Berets

1997

Rating: 3.14

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Bamiba	2:31
I'm A Lucky One	2:52
Badge of Courage	2:30
Letter from Vietnam	2:28
I'm a Lucky One
Trooper's Lament	3:11
Little Bird Of Vietnam
The \	2:6
Lullaby	2:29
The "A" Team
I'm a Lucky One	2:52
One Son-Of-A-Gun
Salute to the Nurses	2:18
The Ballad of the Green Berets	2:26
Saigon	2:28
The Soldier Has Come Home	2:50
Salute to The nurses
The Ballad Of The Green Berets	2:26
Salute To The Nurses	2:20
Trooper's Lament	3:10
Badge Of Courage	2:30
I'm Watching The Raindrops Fall	2:08
I'm Watching the Raindrops Fall	2:9
Garet Trooper	2:33
Letter From Vietnam	2:29
Letters From Vietnam

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SSgt Barry Sadler: Lullaby (1966) - Vintage Images

The Ballad of the Green Beret

Garet Trooper.wmv

A salute to the Nurses of Vietnam

SSgt Barry Sadler: Saigon (1966) - Vintage Images

Bamiba

SSgt Barry Sadler: The Soldier Has Come Home (1966) - Vintage Images

SSgt Barry Sadler: Trooper's Lament (1966) - Vintage Images

SSgt Barry Sadler: Badge of Courage (1966) - Vintage Images

SSgt Barry Sadler: I'm Watching the Raindrops Fall (1966) - Vintage Images

SSgt Barry Sadler: Letter from Vietnam (1966) - Vintage Images

SSgt Barry Sadler: I'm A Lucky One (1966) - Vintage Images, Lyrics

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RCA Victor
RCA
Collectors' Choice Music
Real Gone Music
RCA, RCA Victor

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Companies

Role	Company
Copyright (c)	RCA Victor Company, Ltd.
Made By	RCA Victor Company, Ltd.
Recorded At	RCA Studio A
Manufactured By	The Decca Record Company Limited
Printed By	James Upton Ltd.
Record Company	Radio Corporation Of America
Pressed By	RCA Records Pressing Plant, Rockaway

Credits

Role	Credit
Conductor	Sid Bass
Arranged By	Sid Bass
Engineer	Mickey Crofford
Liner Notes	Arnold Falleder
Producer	Andy Wiswell
Written-By	SSgt. Barry Sadler

Notes

SSgt. Barry Sadler, U.S. Army Special Forces
RCA Victor Dynagroove Recording
Mono Dynagroove
Mono LPM-3547RE2 also available Stereo LSP-3547RE2
Recorded in RCA Victor's Studio A, New York City.
© 1966 Radio Corporation Of America
Printed in Canada
Catalog Number LPM-3547, is found on the front bottom left of the album jacket.
Catalog Number LPM-3547RE2, is found on the back upper right of the album jacket.
Catalog Number LPM 3547, is found on the center labels.
Selections previously released as LSP-3547 and LSP-3605
Label variation: does not credit "Arranged and Conducted by Sid Bass" on labels.
LSP-3547 is on the front cover and spine.
LSP-3547 is on the labels.
LSP-3547RE2 is on the back cover.
Printed in USA
Arnold Falleder, Contributor, Saturday Review
©1966 Radio Corporation Of America
Also available Stereo LSP-3547RE2
Made in U.S.A.
©1966 RCA, New York, N.Y.
Mono LMP-3547RE2
Arranged and Conducted by Sid Bass
Produced by Andy Wiswell
Trademarks(s) used by authority and under
control of Radio Corporation of America (RCA)
Made in Germany by TELDEC >>Telefunken-Decca<<
Schallpl.-Ges.mbH., from Master Recordings of RCA
LSP-3547RE is on the back cover.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Side A - Center Label): SPRM-6183
Matrix / Runout (Side B - Center Label): SPRM-6184
Matrix / Runout (Side A - Runout - Etched): SPRM-6183-2 TG
Matrix / Runout (Side B - Runout - Etched): SPRM-6184 TG
Rights Society: ASCAP
Barcode: 07863563164
Matrix / Runout (A side center label): SPRM-6183
Matrix / Runout (B side center label): SPRM-6184
Matrix / Runout (A side run-out stamped): SPRM-6183--1K
Matrix / Runout (B side run-out stamped): SPRM-6184--1K
Barcode: 617742003727
Barcode: 8 48064 00103 4
Matrix / Runout (Side 1): SPRM-6183-11S
Matrix / Runout (Side 2): SPRM-6184-5S
Matrix / Runout (A side run-out stamped): SPRM-6183--6S g3 R
Matrix / Runout (B side run-out stamped): SPRM-6184--7S A1 R
Matrix / Runout (A side center label): SPRS-6185
Matrix / Runout (B side center label): SPRS-6186
Matrix / Runout (A side run-out stamped): SPRS-6185--5S I A4
Matrix / Runout (B side run-out stamped): SPRS6186 11SI A1
Matrix / Runout (Side A): Manufactured in Germany LP-Ste-SPRS-6185-X
Matrix / Runout (Side B): Manufactured in Germany LP-Ste-SPRS-6186-X
Matrix / Runout (Side A [Label]): SPRM-6183
Matrix / Runout (Side A [Stamped]): SPRM-6183--5S A4
Matrix / Runout (Side B [Label]): SPRM-6184
Matrix / Runout (Side B [Stamped]): SPRM-6184--1S DJ

About SSgt Barry Sadler

American singer/songwriter, born November 1, 1940 in Carlsbad, New Mexico. Sergeant Sadler was a non-commissioned officer with the "Green Berets" of the U.S. Army Special Forces. He served as a Green Beret medic and Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War. He is most famous for his 1966 hit "The Ballad Of The Green Berets". At the time his LP "Ballads Of The Green Berets" was released, he was on duty at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, as Medical N.C.O. for the "Green Berets". Sadler moved to Guatemala City in the mid 1980's, he was shot in the head one night in a taxi cab while living there. He died on September 8th, 1989 in Tennessee. The circumstances surrounding the shooting remain a mystery.

Real Name

Barry Allen Sadler

Summary by Michael Joyce

Ballads of the Green Berets is a timeless classic that continues to resonate with audiences today. It is a fitting tribute to the brave soldiers who fought and died in the Vietnam War and a reminder of the sacrifices they made for their country. The album is a must-have for anyone who appreciates patriotic music and wants to pay homage to the men and women who serve in the armed forces.

Comments

sjbarker087

มีพยาบาลคนหนึ่งช่วยฉันไว้ฉันถึงมาอยู่ตรงนี้ได้ทุกวัน

rluyen

Been a long time since I heard that beautiful song. Thanks for posting.

androidtechlive

To all nurses that served in Vietnam you were great for caring, saving lives and moral. I've visited your statue at the Vietnam Wall in DC. Thank you very much. USMC Retired.

anhhailua5

Thank God for the women who saved so many lives. Those nurses took such good care of us. JOB WELL DONE.

bhatoo

I was a nurse my two relatives where army one doctor one army nurse my grandfather in the 1st world war nun vicar also family went along with the army god bless them all ever one that stands for the army

rentatu05

Lovely! Brings tears to my eyes ! I'm not a soldier but am a nurse..thanks for your service!

burittoman8

A Salute to all the Vietnam Era Nurses!! Thank You!!! We Love You!! From a Retired Air Force Medic

amitbordia

WELL DONE!!!, from a Combat Medic/Flight Medic, serving my first tour of duty, with the "First Air Cavalry Division, 15th Med" as a 91D-20 F.A., But, sent into the "Bush" as a 91B-20, from: 1967-1968. Second Tour of Duty, with the "44th Med. Brigade, 159th DUST-OFF, Med. Det. HEL AMB.

mostafaalisofy

เธอเป็นคนดีมากฉันจะไปที่บ้านเธอปีละครั้งฉันจะเอาของขวัญมาให้เธอ

dvenceldv

Well done!????

maliamalulani

The lady hero's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

oriolporta

My uncle served three years in Vietnam and was badly shot. He spoke greatly of the nurses who cared for him.

keripikkentangunikmalang

No one feels the pain of war more than the nurses. Talk about The Things They Carried... what a burden these heroes must carry...

tiagokoehler80

Thanks Kennedy and Johnson for all the American kids , both boy's and girl's sent home in body bags because you pos thought you could win your pissing contest with the ChiCom's .
Thank you so very much to those nurses who are still with us, and Godbless and RIP to the nurses who gave their lives in that miserable forsaken anus of the world .

haikalisgiorgos

I'm proud to have been an Army Nurse! AFter retirement, I was able to continue being an "Army Nurse" in the VA for my Veteran patients! HAUH! Proud to Care!

rabbleramble

Nine communists disliked the song

nunnah7

Ich kann nicht verstehen das diesem Soldat sowenig Ehre erwiesen wird...ich werde dich Ehren bis ich aufhöre zu Atmen

rof0003

god be with you

buenotaco01

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franciazi

It is my hope/goal that every nurse who served in Vietnam will hear this beautiful song of love, respect, and honor. We will NEVER forget!
THE WOMEN ON THE WALL
©1991 - music and words by John R. Black, ℗ 42nd Street Music Seattle

yastheboss

Got john wayne to thank for first hearing this

ka453110

"Faca na Caveira"!!!

diegomaldonado0137

My father knew Barry Sadler, he was talking about him over dinner 76’. He met him outside a pub, from what I remember Barry was as good of a fighter as he was a singer. Different times, but even then he was larger than life. Thanks for the posting of this. Brought back such good memories.