Disques De Victoire 1943-1949 / Various: Disques de Victoire 1943-1949

Disques De Victoire 1943-1949 / Various: Disques de Victoire 1943-1949

Disques De Victoire 1943-1949 / Various: Disques de Victoire 1943-1949

Format: CD

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Description

Title: Disques de Victoire 1943-1949
Artist: Disques De Victoire 1943-1949 / Various
Label: Fremeaux Heritage
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 3561302571829
Genre: Jazz

Pressed between 1943 and 1949, V Discs (or Victory Discs) boosted the morale of U.S. soldiers at the warfront and kept them up to date with the latest music from home. They were freely distributed but forbidden for sale, and the FBI would even have powers to destroy all copies in circulation at war's end. Every great artist of the period made a patriotic gesture, and the records contained every genre: jazz, classical, pop, blues and folk. Jazz was fashionable then and took the lion's share; it became an emblem for the liberators of Europe before spreading across the world. This 4-album set compiled by Jean-Baptiste Mersiol is a portrait in sound of American music trends during World War II, but it also reserves surprises in the form of some fantastic treasures, like the very first version of Louis Prima's international standard, "Just A Gigolo", and messages to the troops sent by the artists themselves.

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