Johnny Rebel Collection

[LaTrine Jakscoon]

Nine albums here :thum
http://www.mininova.org/tor/265487

[fed_up]

For all my southern brothers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeDM_aP4IJc

[klinger]

Wow, what a find! Now my collection is complete. Thanks!!

[rebelyell]

Thanks for the heads-up. I downloaded it yesterday and I love it.:na

[Masterrace88]

I downloaded that file awhile, great file. Johnny Reb is the man. I hope he comes out with a new album within the next few coming years. Maybe he can make song about Obongo.wohohoh

[ANH]

Great File LaTrine. I'm moving this back to the first page for anyone who missed it. Takes a while to download but worth it.

[Kitty]

Love Johnny Rebel!!!

[StupidFuckingNiggers]

I first started listening to Johnny a few weeks ago and I love his work. "Coontown" and "Some Niggers Never Die" are the funniest IMO.

[whitedevil40]

Thanks for posting the file.

[Massa Charlie]

When I was but a lad, we went into "the big city" (Lufkin, Texas) about once a week. Across the street from the drive-in theatre in Lufkin was a little building of about 1100 sqft with a big-ass sign mounted on the roof that read "Knights of the Ku Klux Klan," and when we asked our mom what that meant, she would tell us to hush. This was about 1962.

Well, some years later when I was a teen and driving hot rods with my older brother all over East Texas, we stopped in at that little KKK building one day, just out of curiosity. I was amazed when we went inside — there were cut-out newspaper articles and photos tacked to the wall and shelves of books and brochures and posters and flags and garments and cigars and billy clubs and all manner of merchandise for the discriminating nigger-hater. We recognized the guy behind the counter...he also ran the Lufkin gun range on the weekends.

So we stood around and shot the shit with him for a bit, he poured us each a shotglass of Jim Beam, gave us each a cigar, and then said, "I got somethin' you boys'll like." And he reached under the counter and handed us a stack of 45 records with red & white labels. No charge.

Well... As you might've guessed, it was Johnny Rebel (C.J. Trahan) singing some of his best nigger songs: "Who Likes a Nigger," "Coon Town," "Nigger Hatin' Me," "Lookin' for A Handout," "Move Them Niggers North," and so on and so forth.

So my brothers and I would sit around in the the ranch hand's house playing these records and laughing our asses off. My older brother's favorite was "NAACP Flight 109" — he liked those comedy sketch records.

My favorite was (and still is) "The Kajun Ku Klux Klan"... I'm not sure that Trahan actually wrote or performed that one, but it was in the stack of records, and the labels all read Johnny Rebel — I suppose this is the way they protected the artists back then, having several different singer/songwriters all listed as Johnny Rebel.

Today I think I've got every goddamned nigger song ever produced, and there are a lot of great ones, but C.J. Trahan (aka Johnny Rebel) is the one who wrote and performed the most famous ones in the late 1960s.

:hnk

[BananaTreeClimber]

Nine albums here :thum
http://www.mininova.org/tor/265487

Wow even still has seeds. THANKS HEKATE!!! Been looking everywhere. Even looked on mininova a couple weeks ago, couldn't find it.

[Bucky]

I've never heard Johnny Rebel before and I've never used torrents before either, but here I am 20 minutes later downloading the folders. Sometimes technological advances are made through necessity :)