After searching I have come to the conclusion that the song was only in the documentary where you found it, I could be wrong. I really wish I could make out the lyrics some words are hard to decipher
It does not exist anywhere else, and the singer Ritchie Morris was apart of "Ian & Ritchie", A south African Folk duo with songs such as "Look across the river". They released a few more songs but my memory is weak, you can look them up at Discogs. "Ritchie Morries" on the other hand isn't on Discogs, neither is this song. With a decent speaker system, I have come to the conclusion what the complete lyrics are but I'm too lazy to upload it now haha.
this comes from an American rockabilly tune about Andrew Jackson in the War of 1812, it seems like the Rhodesians took a surprising amount of American inspiration, I find it interesting
Yeah so no one really knows about this song, me and my friend only found it like last night and it appeared in some 1960's documentary which i have linked in the description, the title is just a guess just like that falkland's war song.
@@major_awesome7253 yeah my friend took a screenshot from the credits of the documentary which says it yeah, but since its from way back when the quality is piss poor lol
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Legends one and all
Great Song!
After searching I have come to the conclusion that the song was only in the documentary where you found it, I could be wrong. I really wish I could make out the lyrics some words are hard to decipher
It does not exist anywhere else, and the singer Ritchie Morris was apart of "Ian & Ritchie", A south African Folk duo with songs such as "Look across the river". They released a few more songs but my memory is weak, you can look them up at Discogs. "Ritchie Morries" on the other hand isn't on Discogs, neither is this song.
With a decent speaker system, I have come to the conclusion what the complete lyrics are but I'm too lazy to upload it now haha.
Amazing find! So sad that this wasnt released on a single or vinyl. Maybe It could be dig a bit
Yup seems like its an unreleased song that was only made for the documentary
@@K33ev2guess we can always get another singer to do a cover haha
@@AnnaTheCymro1914Haha! If only I could play guitar and sing...
The drums should be easy to mimic since they pretty much just repeat most of the time
Well I managed to convert the song to stereo and I tried to clean it up a bit it should sound less crap
this comes from an American rockabilly tune about Andrew Jackson in the War of 1812, it seems like the Rhodesians took a surprising amount of American inspiration, I find it interesting
th-cam.com/video/__uFnEMJqjg/w-d-xo.html context, just in case anyone is in the 1% of people who haven't heard this song
The British also remade thay song song about the Falkland wars
Where did you even find this I can’t even get a google result
Yeah so no one really knows about this song, me and my friend only found it like last night and it appeared in some 1960's documentary which i have linked in the description, the title is just a guess just like that falkland's war song.
@@AnnaTheCymro1914 ok I’ll try to find the original are you sure Ritchie made it?
@@major_awesome7253 yeah my friend took a screenshot from the credits of the documentary which says it yeah, but since its from way back when the quality is piss poor lol
@@major_awesome7253 Look up Rhodesia vigil. The song is at the end of the video. It does say Ritchie Morris.
@@charjl96 yeah I know that, I was asking if it was on an album or a single and what the actual song name is