WWII AMERICAN PATRIOTIC SONGS "KEEP 'EM ROLLING" & "CAISSONS GO ROLLING ALONG" WAR BONDS 56154
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This short group of films from the U.S. Office of Emergency Management presents patriotic military songs from WWII. It begins with THE CAISSONS GO ROLLING ALONG sung by Robert Weede...over hill...over dale... At 3:18 is the anthem of the U.S. Navy, ANCHORS AWEIGH sung by Conrad Thibault...anchors aweigh my boy, anchors aweigh...Finally, the MARINES' HYMN (6:30) ...from the halls of Montezuma ....to the shores of Tripoli..we are proud to claim the title of United States Marines. At 9:45, "Keep 'Em Rolling", a WWII work productivity song by Richard Rogers and Lorenz Hart, and sung by Jan Peerce. The song combines an appeal to buy bonds and put up with rationing and sacrifice, with a call to produce material for the war effort.
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0:20 Caissons Go Rolling Along
3:14 Anchors Aweigh
6:32 The Marines' Hymn
9:42 Keep 'Em Rolling
Makes me think of my dad.
Those were the days!
Yeah, when American imperialism was really getting good. Committing war crimes by splitting atoms over civilian Japanese populations. Not to mention the horrible way non whites were treated during that time in America. Yeah, those were the days 🤡
Yeah dodging bullets and watching good men die so you have to send the mother her soldier sons dog tags and tell the Father his only son, and the only help her had on the farm is gone forever
@@illmerica322 I always keep that in mind when listening to such songs. I think we owe that to them.
Back when people sacrificed for their freedoms instead of knuckling under when a government looks at you crooked. Those were the days. Yes, it took sacrifice because of other evil people in the world.
@@videodistro US imperialism was and still is to this day the biggest evil in the world 🤡
I didn´t live those days but I miss them.
Music class in grade school 1969ish we learned these songs...
Also, Stephen Foster songs....
Hadn't thought of these in years
Una sociedad racista por naturaleza, hablando de libertad!. Je. Qué chistoso!..."" 🤓🇺🇲👎
Fantastic.
Awesome
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REMINDS ME OF THE HAMMER DRONES
@PeriscopeFilm Could you make a playlist with such music recordings on film?
It feels like these footages were exdited at some point.
Is the audio for Anchors Aweigh! captured properly? It doesn't sound like a flaw in an analog source
The audio is captured digitally from an analog print. Of course, the audio quality can vary wildly depending on how that analog print was created.
"Then said Jesus unto him, Put up again thy sword into his place; for all they that take the sword shall perish with the sword." Matthew 26,52 AV.
Wright on, ride on . . .
Sounds just like North Korean military songs. Similar melody.