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Brian Perry
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Wallace Cannonball
Chuck Aherns & The Cannonballs perform "Wallace Cannonball" on this 1968 presidential campaign album for Alabama's George Wallace.
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American Party Song
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Chuck Aherns & The Cannonballs perform the "American Party Song" on this 1968 presidential campaign album for Alabama's George Wallace. The record was pressed by the Red White and Blue Records out of Ft. Worth, Texas.
J.P.'s The Man
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Jimmy Gilreath performs "JP's The Man" on this campaign album for Mississippi gubernatorial candidate J.P. Coleman.
Let's Carry Barry to the White House
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Jan McCall performs "Let's Carry Barry to the White House" on this 1964 presidential campaign album for Republican Barry Goldwater.
I'll Fly Away (Bill Baxley)
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From his 1978 Alabama gubernatorial campaign album, Bill Baxley performs "I'll Fly Away" with the Lower Forty Grass.
Bill Baxley Theme (He Is The Man Bill Baxley)
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1978 gubernatorial campaign song for Bill Baxley of Alabama performed by Lower Forty Grass on a Break Time Music campaign album.
Sullivan's For Me in '63
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"Sullivan's For Me in '63" by The Sullivan Singers is the third track on the B-side of Charlie Sullivan's 1963 Mississippi gubernatorial campaign record. Paul B. Johnson, Jr. defeated Sullivan, but Sullivan went on to win election to be lieutenant governor in 1967.
Sullivan's The One
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"Sullivan's The One" by The Mud Creek Three is the second track on the B-side of Charlie Sullivan's 1963 Mississippi gubernatorial campaign record. Sullivan lost to Paul B. Johnson, Jr. but won election as lieutenant governor four years later.
SULLIVAN
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"S-U-L-L-I-V-A-N" by The Cee-Jays was the first track on the B-Side of Charlie Sullivan's 1963 Mississippi gubernatorial campaign record. Sullivan lost to Paul B. Johnson, Jr. but won election as Lieutenant Governor four years later.
A Personal Message from Charlie Sullivan
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"A Personal Message from Charlie Sullivan" from a 1963 gubernatorial campaign record. Sullivan lost to Paul B. Johnson, Jr. In 1967, Sullivan was elected Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi.
When Good Ol' Ross Goes Rolling In
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"When Good Ol' Ross Goes Rolling In" was the B-Side to Ross Barnett's 1967 campaign record. Written by Houston Davis and performed by the Magnolia State Quartet with the Jerry Lane Orchestra, the tune is based on "When the Saints Go Marching In."
Roll Again With Ross
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In 1967, former Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett sought to return the Governor's Mansion. "Lets Roll Again With Ross" by Houston Davis and performed by the Magnolia State Quartet with the Jerry Lane Orchestra was his campaign song. He placed fourth in the Democratic Primary.
Little Carroll's Last Stand
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"Little Carroll's Last Stand" by Houston Davis performed by the Jerry Lane Orchestra was an attack campaign song by Ross Barnett against Lieutenant Governor Carroll Gartin in 1959. Barnett defeated Gartin to become Governor of Mississippi from 1960-1964. The song is set to "The Battle of New Orleans."
Roll With Ross
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"Roll With Ross" by Houston Davis was the 1959 campaign song for Ross Barnett who won and served as Governor of Mississippi from 1960-1964.
John Bell Williams is a Fightin' Man
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"John Bell Williams is a Fightin' Man" by Bob Cates & The Dixie Six was a 1967 campaign song for John Bell Williams for governor. He won and served as Governor of Mississippi from 1968-1972. He served in the US House of Representatives from 1948 to 1968.
Fox 40 News Looks At Accusations in Jackson's Mayor Race
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Fox 40 News Looks At Accusations in Jackson's Mayor Race
"Democrats and republicans are getting more confused." Damn right 😂
Sad to see that my favorite state anthem was based off of this song. But that does not mean they need to get rid of it. Go Mississippi is just a silly little song about a silly little state, and even if it uses this tune and similar lyrics to the first verse, the actual song has nothing about supporting segregation or anything like that. Also their anthem has a kazoo solo and that is absolutely hilarious. It made sense to get rid of the confederate-inspired flag, but please don’t get rid of Go Mississippi. You don’t want Mississippi to rank in last place again, do you?
I had the pleasure (and fun) of having dinner with him twice in the 1980's. He was hilarious and a bit racy (off-color) at times, but he was surrounded by a bunch of male college students who agreed with his positions. I remember asking him who "Little Boy Blue" was. (I knew who Big Daddy and Tall Daddy were). Many, if not most, were from the Mississippi Delta, whose schools were absolutely ruined in 1970-1971. The only other Mississippian of such stature that I ever met was John Stennis.
Poor Carroll. Apparently a mediocre man Who had no problem being elected lieutenant governor but who could not make it to the.Governor's mansion. From 1959 to 1971, Mississippi only wanted governors who would deceive them about maintaining segregation and preventing black people from enjoying basic civil rights. Ah, Mississippi!! We preach love for our fellow men but devote ourselves to showing hate.
I wouldn't have that much sympathy for Carroll. He virtually ran on the same exact campaign promises as Barnett. He was definitely the "better" choice, but that's not saying much when you're up against an extremist like Barnett.
J.P. would have been an ideal choice for the state in 1963. Instead, we elected a man who seemed the.most strident segregationist. So LBJ appointed him to the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals. J.P. told me once he was pretty close to RFK and had JFK lived, he may have been named to the Supreme Court. Highly unlikely, but interesting conversation
Based. We need a new George Wallace. Trump is a sleeper liberal.
My cousin
We had that record at home when I was a kid. We sang along to the lyrics we misheard - "Roll with Ross; he's the dumb boss." Seems appropriate somehow.
"He's for the people. You know what we mean" I think we do
This why he lost
Goldwater was right.
Bbbbbb….. bbbbbb…. BAAAAASED
Not American but this guy seems hella based
George Washington. The first president of the USA and aswell the man who shaped America to be the most influential country. Also stated how terrible political parties were. People did not listen and we have clowns like Biden being popular and strong leaders like Trump being held back by their respective parties. George Wallace was the closest thing to a strong hero, coming from George Wallace not being in any political parties (he was an independent). Much better than Nixon who all he did was bomb Vietnam and still lost, created deficit spending, and spied on the other political parties. George Wallace was the way to go.
Damn I miss Lower Forty Grass
0:47 What's that lyric? Invited to - up Tennessee way. I can't make out the particular word, I assume it's a name. It sounds a bit like "Clement" to me, but I don't think it is.
It sounds like she's saying, "Clinton." If I'm remembering my history correctly, there was a fight over school desegregation in a town named Clinton in Tennessee in the 1950s.
Frank Clement was a Governor Tennessee from the same period. A lawyer and segregationist. The sentence “one of the lawyers helped save the day” is another reference to him probably
God Bless Alabama Governor George Wallace!! A Great man!!!
He's the ONLY politician I have EVER sent money too. And I'm still proud of it!
Ah yes The man that was proven right the second he was called wrong
Ironically, his daughter ended up teaching at a predominantly Black high school.
This is my great grandfather.
"The Negro is different because God made him different to punish him. His forehead slants back. His nose is different. His lips are different, and his color is sure different."-- 1959
He wasn't wrong.
Its interesting that I could tell even without googling him that Coleman was a cautious, "Establishment", pro-business politician as opposed to a wild populist.
Much better than the other "Wallace Cannonball" that Lamar Morris sang on an album of Wallace campaign songs.
Have to say George Wallace had better campaign songs. These were back when election posters and billboards used to be printed "VOTE CONSERVATIVE - VOTE DEMOCRATIC". Even in 1960, way before I could vote, Kennedy - Johnson billboards had this phrase under their names. Since then, over time, the Democrat Party has gotten captured by Communists or Socialists, alphabet weirdos, illegal aliens, anti-Americans, often perverted pressure groups, fanatics for killing foetuses, woke cancel culture censors, criminal advocates, and destroyers of our economy. Now it seems, to barely win elections, the Democrats need triple fishy problems/breakdowns and ballot handlings, illegal voting, and computer pre-programmed vote counting, not to mention fraud friendly NO VOTER I.D..
God bless George Wallace
this is how planned Parenthood ads are going to look like
A great American
We need Wallace now
Now more than ever
Lyrics?
Democrats and Republicans are getting more confused While Mr. Wallace picks up speed, we're really just amused With George C. Wallace in the lead we have no need for tears Remember who has held the reins through all these troubled years They're really trying everything to slow us down a bit But every untrue word they say, the stronger we shall get A grassroots people's movement, it's surely to succeed And not the other parties united in their greed If you would listen now my friends as they try to change their views They're getting in a huddle to fool their P's and Q's And also more frustrated as they distort the news We have no need for hippies, anarchists and the like We'll restore law and order as sure as night as night Riots and demonstrations have surely gotta stop We'll back our police and firemen, they're the best friends that we've got Now Mr. Wallace has the facts and figures on the line The American people backing him let's get him there on time Property rights are something else they're cramming down our throats These federal bureaucrats must think we're just a bunch of goats Now Mr. Wallace says and I'm sure you will agree These communists have gotta go to keep our country free Let's register them and not our guns, our home we must protect Let's get them on the run and fast, and then real peace we'll get Let's get them on the run and fast, and then real peace we'll get
God Bless Alabama Gov George Wallace!!!
God Bless Alabama Gov. George Wallace!!! American hero!
We need another one Like him.
@@rowdyyates724 Now more than ever.
First verse: this ain't that bad 2nd verse: *oh no*
Oh yeah!
OMG! Chuck Aherns is my grandfather! Ive got a couple of his records from when i was a kid but have never heard it. I was born in 1978 so this is 10 years before i was even born. I just googled it and found this video. What a trip!!
no nonsense politics
Sorry but the George Wallace 68 campaign song wins.
Epic tno moment
Chien tranh ke ngheo không biet nghe/ tư gia lang pháp my nhat
Dai loan la con thông minh hơn cha la trung puoc / doi dau la hoan canh xa hoi
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As a Black Mississippian who sung a very similar song in like 2nd grade… yikes. AHHHHHHHHHH
As someone who is the granddaughter of someone who was mistreated by the British for being Irish, even though he fought for them in World War Two, and the niece of someone who was beaten up at the age of 7 for having red hair, I can sadly agree. It's a pity, since the tune is quite catchy.
The largest landslide election loss in history XD
Uh no Alfred M. Landon lost to FDR 523-8 in 1936
If you say modern American history, then it’s George McGovern 521-17 and got 37%or Walter Mondale 525-13 and 40%
George McGovern lost to Nixon 17-520
@@sheevpalpatine2901 Ronald Reagan won against Mondale 525-13 in 84'
Ta thu dinh vi xác pháo GPS / voi pua bom nguyên tử nang bao nhiêu can ( 45/72)
Unfathomly based
you definitely aren't getting laid
Real virgin behavior
@@b.t.peterson6429 read my name and weep
@alabamapatriot7261 and dumbass
Sexhavemaxxing
Democrats did it in 2008 and 2012 😉
How’d that work out Barry?
Goldwater carried only 6 states in the 1964 Presidential election against Lyndon Johnson Arizona, Louisiana Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina for a total of 52 electoral votes the 5th worst landslide defeat of a presidential candidate in United States 20th century history. The 4 worst defeats were as follows : Alfred Landon 1936 Republican 2 States with 8 electoral votes Vermont 4 and New Hampshire 4 against President Franklin Roosevelt , 1972 : George McGovern Democrat 17 from 1 State Massachusetts 14 and D.c 3 against President Richard Nixon. 1980 President Jimmy Carter , Democrat from 4 states : Georgia 12, West Virginia 7, Minnesota 10 Rhode Island 4 to and D.c 3 against Ronald Reagan 1984 former Vice President Walter Mondale Democrat 1 State Minnesota 10 and DC 3 13
Goldwater carried only 6 states against President Lyndon Johnson Democrat in 1964 with a combined total of 52 electoral votes Arizona 5 Louisiana 7 Mississippi 8 Alabama 11 Georgia 12 and South Carolina 8
chad
lol he wouldn't have liked you
@@drjustin84 why
@@LordVader626 figure it out asshole
He, in fact, talked a lot of game until Presidents JFK and LBJ called him personally and threatened him with prosecution for violating Federal law, and rightfully so. He crumbled like a cookie and listened to his Daddies. TL;DR, you might be a racist piece of shit, but regardless, Ross Barnett is the exact opposite of Chad. He was a damn coward no matter how you look at it
@@LordVader626 and he was never heard from again…
I really like the arrangement.
Very interesting.