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Artist No-No Boy
Release 1975
Year 2021
Label Smithsonian Folkways # SFW CD 40592
Format CD · Album
Country USA
Language English
Songs here 4 in the archive
Citation: Justin A. Brummer, Vietnam War Song Project (VWSP) — No-No Boy, 1975, accessed 13 November 2026; cite each song by its SongID

1975

2021 · Album · Smithsonian Folkways # SFW CD 40592 · USA
4 songs from this release are in the archive, listed below in catalogue order. Track positions are not recorded; the release may carry other songs that do not reference the war. Most common themes: Refugees, Vietnamese Perspective, Fall of Saigon.
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Songs from this release appear in these 2 curated collections.
The songs
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2021 · Album · Smithsonian Folkways # SFW CD 40592 · Washington, Washington D.C. · 1975

Born Nashville, Tennessee, USA. Currently Portland, Oregon, USA. Folk project of Vietnamese-American songwriter and historian Julian Saporiti, whose songs draw on Asian American history. [Source: Rate Your Music]

2.
2021 · Album · Smithsonian Folkways # SFW CD 40592 · Washington, Washington D.C. · 1975

Born Nashville, Tennessee, USA. Currently Portland, Oregon, USA. Folk project of Vietnamese-American songwriter and historian Julian Saporiti, whose songs draw on Asian American history. [Source: Rate Your Music]

3.
2021 · Album · Smithsonian Folkways # SFW CD 40592 · Washington, Washington D.C. · 1975

Born Nashville, Tennessee, USA. Currently Portland, Oregon, USA. Folk project of Vietnamese-American songwriter and historian Julian Saporiti, whose songs draw on Asian American history. [Source: Rate Your Music]

4.
2021 · Album · Smithsonian Folkways # SFW CD 40592 · Washington, Washington D.C. · 1975

Born Nashville, Tennessee, USA. Currently Portland, Oregon, USA. Folk project of Vietnamese-American songwriter and historian Julian Saporiti, whose songs draw on Asian American history. [Source: Rate Your Music]