TruthTroubadour (2017) – 18 songs sung by Vic Sadot. Featuring Eric Golub and Rob Sadot.

Broadside Balladeer Blog is by Vic Sadot, a singer-songwriter and social justice activist in Berkeley, CA. He is best known for his tribute song to Phil Ochs titled "Broadside Balladeer". In 2015 Vic made a video from his 1973 audio interview with Phil Ochs for YouTube & Vimeo. Vic's latest CD is titled "Truth Troubadour" at CD Baby. Vic released a new CD titled 9/11 Truth and Justice Songs on 9/11/11. On the same day Vic launched a new web site at www.vicsadot.com
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Thursday, April 19, 2018
Salute to the 2018 Oakland Anti War Rally Participants
TruthTroubadour (2017) – 18 songs sung by Vic Sadot. Featuring Eric Golub and Rob Sadot.
Saturday, March 18, 2017
Vic Sadot joins Progressive Majority Creative Network
The photo selected for the profile is a screenshot from a Labor Project Video YouTube Channel Jail the Bankers post of Vic Sadot singing at an event by United Public Workers for Action. Steve Zeltzer, host of WorkWeek Radio on KPFA, was the key organizer. All shows are archived at WorkWeek Radio SoundCloud. There's a link to a "Truth Troubadour" YouTube playlist of Vic Sadot singing "live" at various SF Bay Area actions. Freeman Sullivan was also doing a live-stream of the October 2016 action.
Some tracks on "Truth Troubadour" already have videos made for them people can watch them on "Vic Sadot" and "Truth Troubadour" YouTube channels. For example, “Full SpectrumDominance”, "Courage To Resist Free Chelsea Manning", and "In the Harbor of Love". "The Fog Watch" was adapted from a poem by Vic's Uncle George Reuter. The song takes you back into a time before we had paved roads, a time when it took farmers an over-night trek to deliver their harvest to the nearest local marketplace.
Previous CD from 2011:
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Courage To Resist - A Tribute to Bradley Manning, wikileaks, & GI Resisters
Courage To Resist - A tribute to GI Resistance in 2011 by Vic Sadot in support of Private Bradley Manning and wikileaks for exposing the lies, war crimes, and cover-ups by the corporate empire. Bradley Manning, Nicole Mitchell, Marc Hall, and others give us hope for truth and justice. If they can stand up when already bound up by the military control over their lives, then we can too!
Check out their real life stories of resistance at www(dot)couragetoresist(com)
The first version of the song which was made for video was a Valentine to Bradley Manning created by Code Pink activist Holly Harwood and posted to YouTube. The second version was a live recording by Vic Sadot. And the third version is this one using the studio recording featuring Eric Golub on viola and Vic on vocals and acoustic guitar with visuals selected by Vic to match the lyrics.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
A Video Valentine for Bradley Manning by Code Pink Golden Gate Feb 14 2011
"Courage To Resist" by Vic Sadot is the name of the soundtrack for this Code Pink "Valentine Video to Bradley Manning". The song was written for a demonstration on Jan 12, 2011 at Old Berkeley City Hall to support Bradley Manning, wikileaks, and to close Guantanamo prison and release all the prisoners who have already been cleared. "Courage To Resist" is the name of the organization in support of US military people who have turned against war or who have become whistle-blowers about war crimes. Holly Harwood, Coordinator of Code Pink Golden Gate, came up with the idea of a video Valentine for Bradley Manning. She requested Vic Sadot's new studio recording of "Courage To Resist" with the wonderful viola of Eric Golub accompanying. It was recorded at Robot Envy Studio in Berkeley by owner/sound engineer Sammy Fielding on Feb 10, 2011. Many activists in the San Francisco Bay Area signed the Valentine posters for Bradley at recent events like the Code Pink march on Golden Gate bridge on Feb 14 and the Social Justice Committee of the Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalist's "Country Joe Open Mic" on Feb 11. Their heartfelt statements in support of Bradley Manning are nicely intermixed with recent photos of people in the Bay Area taking their message to the streets. Blowing the whistle on war crimes is a duty, not a crime! Free Bradley Manning now! Prosecute the war criminals! Get involved! Contact "Courage To Resist"!
http://www.couragetoresist.org