Not sure if this album yet been uploaded on BitChute yet, sorry if it has...
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SONG LIST:
0:00 - Son Of Mississippi - "Flight NAACP 105"
4:00 - Happy Fats - "The Last 100 Years"
6:16 - Johnny Rebel - "Kajun Ku Klux Klan" (or Kajun KKK)
9:15 - Happy Fats - "Visitor's Plea"
12:16 - Son Of Mississippi - "Joining the Big Society"
16:21 - Johnny Rebel - "Lookin' for a Handout"
20:13 - Son Of Mississippi - "Voice Of Alabama"
20:22 - Happy Fats - "Old Man Moses"
25:14 - Son Of Mississippi - "Marty & His Beatnik Band"
26:16 - Happy Fats - "Dear Mr. President"

Johnny Rebel (Interview) - New CD - Black Attitudes from 2001(?)

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found on 'The Good Old South' album
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Transcript of the lyrics can be found here: http://rebrebel.blogspot.com/2014/04/ed_18.html

I'm not sure if anyone has uploaded this yet so if someone has, I'm sorry about that.
All I really know about this song is that it's a Johnny Rebel cover.

Found this on 'The Complete Johnny Rebel Collection' album as well.
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Found out I didn't upload this song yet, so here it is. Enjoy.
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Lyrics:
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We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
Where they belong
We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
They oughta get the hell out of America
And leave the white man alone

They don't like this, they don't like that
They're never satisfied and that's a fact
They more we give, the more they take
The more we fix, the more they break
The country's in an awful mess
With a whole lotta civil unrest
I got one thing to suggest
They 'oughta leave, and get gone
Gather up all the niggers
And go back home

We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
Where they belong
We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
They oughta get the hell out of America
And leave the white man alone

They want their way, it ain't no doubt
They just keep pushin', they never stop
They don't like the way things are done
They outta go back to where they come from
So white people I'm askin' you
Let's buy us a boat or two
And here's what we need to do
Help 'em pack, and be kind
Make sure we don't leave
One nigger behind

And send 'em all back to Africa
We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
Where they belong
We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
They oughta get the hell out of America
And leave the white man alone

Life in America would be so great
Without niggers here to demonstrate
'Bout this, and that, and that, and this
And you, and me, and gettin' things free
Won't you listen to me?

Let's send 'em all back to Africa
Send 'em all back to Africa
We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
Where they belong
We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
We oughta send 'em all back to Africa
They oughta get the hell out of America
And leave the white man alone
They oughta get the hell out of America
And leave the white man alone

A johnny rebel interview

7th track on Johnny Rebel's album: It's The Attitude, Stupid! (2003)

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from The Complete Johnny Rebel Collection album

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Song can be found in "The Complete Johnny Rebel Collection"

Lyrics:
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No we don't want niggers in our schools
We're not for immigration
Keep those niggers in their place
We'll have a better nation
Our southland got along just fine
Until those immigrators
Came down here sturring up a mess
With outside aggitators
They'll march, sit in and demonstrate
And try to take our schools
They want to change our southern way
With a brand new set of rules
No we don't want niggers in our schools
We're not for immigration
Keep those niggers in their place
We'll have a better nation
We must prove to martin luther
We stand for what is right
No court, or left-wing liberals
Can ever make him white
Form a solid line of white men
Conservatives we'll be
They'll never ever overcome
Our schools will still be free
No we don't want niggers in our schools
We're not for immigration
Keep those niggers in their place
We'll have a better nation
We must prove to martin luther
We stand for what is right
No court, or left-wing liberals
Can ever make him white
Form a solid line of white men
Conservatives we'll be
They'll never ever overcome
Our schools will still be free
No we don't want niggers in our schools
We're not for immigration
Keep those niggers in their place
We'll have a better nation

0:00 Ship Those Niggers Back
4:22 Stand Up and Be Counted
6:12 Looking for a handout
10:03 Kajun KKK
13:03 Move Them Niggers North
15:09 Nigger Hating Me
17:16 Segregation Wagon
19:28 It's gonna stay a Jig
21:32 Johnny Reb
23:22 Lyndon, Lyndon
25:12 We Don't Want No Niggers
28:01 Welfare Checks
30:46 Cowboys and Colored
33:15 That's the way the nigger goes
35:08 She Died A Nigger
38:03 We Is Non-Violent Niggers
41:18 Some Niggers Never Die
44:20 Coon Town
46:48 Stay Away From Dixie
49:14 Who Likes A Nigger?
51:27 Who Needs A Nigger?
53:18 Still Looking For A Handout
56:37 Black Power
58:27 A Victim Of The Big Mess
1:02:03 What Has Happened To Old Glory
1:05:43 Dear Daddy Bird
1:08:27 The Voice Of Alabama
1:11:39 Wake Up, My People

Lyrics:
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Stand up and be counted, show the world that you're a man
Stand up and be counted, go with the Ku Klux Klan

We are a sacred brotherhood, who love our country true
We always can be counted on, when there's a job to do
We serve our homeland day and night, to keep it always free
And proudly wear our robes of white, protecting liberty

Stand up and be counted, show the world that you're a man
Stand up and be counted, go with the Ku Klux Klan

The Bible, cross, Old Glory, too, our symbols of a man
A sword and water, robe and hood portray our noble Klan
In search of peace and liberty, we pledge our hearts and hands
We must defeat the communists to save our Christian land

Stand up and be counted, show the world that you're a man
Stand up and be counted, go with the Ku Klux Klan
Stand up and be counted, show the world that you're a man
Stand up and be counted, go with the Ku Klux Klan

bow down!

Edit: 1/19/2020 So I am questioning myself NOW on why the fuck I used this picture instead of a different one. Ah...fuck it. Enjoy the song.
HILARIOUS SONG!
Fuck All Niggers by Bobby 2 Pistols

1488!

1488!

Enjoy !

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If you're having nigger problems, I feel bad for you son...

Once upon a time in America, before civil rights and the concept of racial equality, there was such a thing as a "coon song," with the reference being delivered with no disrespect to African-Americans. Just like indentured servitude was depicted in "Gone with the Wind," as a fact of history, an example of what constituted a "coon song" is posted here as a historical document. It also deserves mention here that Gennett Records of Richmond, Indiana, who recorded some of the finest New Orleans and Chicago jazz musicians of the day, including Louis Armstrong as a member of King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band. Wikipedia makes this claim: "The Gennett company produced the Gennett, Starr, Champion, Superior, and Van Speaking labels, and also produced some Supertone, Silvertone, and Challenge records under contract. The firm pressed most Autograph, Rainbow, Hitch, KKK, Our Song, and Vaughn records under contract." Notice the mention of KKK and Our Song. These were labels of the Ku Klux Klan, which was heavily organized in Indiana. Not being in possession of any 78 rpm discs on either label, it is not possible to post any samples of their records, however it is known that one record, "The Bright Fiery Cross" (sung to the tune of "The Old Rugged Cross") b/w "The Jolly Old Klansman" is less than scarce today, but such a record is not (and would not be) in this person's library, even as a historical document. If any KKK, Our Song, or Special label records were to cross paths here, they would be donated to the Smithsonian Institute. "Little Alabama Coon" has been recorded by several labels and artists between 1910 and 1925. Ada Jones recorded it for Edison, and Louise, Ferera and Greenus recorded it for Columbia. None of the recording artists were African-American. Few African-Americans had recording contracts back then, and few had phonographs or the disposable income buy records. That's just the way it was.

One of the many thousands of "coon songs" recorded in the United States from about 1880-1920.