Who is your uncle...this was Don Rondo & Kris Peterson recorded at Artie Fields Productions, 1968. This is the original and is being played at Tiger games to this day.
This song is so sentimental back to one of the best years of my life in 1984 and now my 18 year old son loves this song and loves hearing my 1984 stories lol.
This song is frigging awesome! I love hearing it at Comerica after each win! Your uncle did a hell of a job writing this cuz fans still love it 52 years later. Hearing this song brings out my pride for my hometown and my team! Go Get Em Tigers!
Every spring I teach this to my 4th and 5th grade choir. They've made so many people happy by singing it at nursing homes or food kitchens. Thanks for writing such a fun song!
I was four in 1968 so I don’t remember that season but we had the album and I listened to it very often. In my mind’s ear I still hear Ernie Harwell calling the pennant-clinching RBI: “Don Wert singles, and it’s all over!”
50th year anniversary. I was 14 and growing up in Jackson, Michigan. I can tell you that the whole STATE watched and listened to every minute of this season. When the boys won it all... I remember all of us running into the streets yelling and screaming and running up and down the sidewalks. This was in Jackson, an hour away from Tiger Stadium. We all thought this was the way it should be; every year, another world series. Silly kids, eh? I've been in Arizona since my college days. But 1968 will always be so special for me. Even 1984 was special.. I had a buddy in tucson from the neighborhood in Jackson and he got a satellite dish that season. We ate Jackson coney dogs and watched nearly every game that year, from Tucson.
man, do I miss the old Tiger Stadium! first game I went to was in 96. heard this song at the end of the game and have been in love ever sense! Go get em Tigers!
I was eight years old when the '68 World Series was played. My second grade teacher brought in a radio and we heard a game instead of work. EVERYONE here in Ypsilanti was head over heels over our beloved Detroit Tigers. And I still am!
Thanks so much for posting song & video. Alot of memories. Bought a T shirt of the 1968 Tiger logo at the end. My Brother bought tickets to a 1984 World Series game against KC & took our Grandma & I.
And here we are almost a year later, and they made it to the postseason and have even beaten the trashtros in the process. And yes, as a Dodger fan, I will claim that LA won it in 2017 until the day I die
This was my Grandfathers Favorite Team, my Dad tells me that he Remembers that my Grandfather was so excited when the Tigers Won the World Series in 1968. I miss you Grandad.
Tigers win 2012 world series in game six! I see it now! Thank You So much for this awesome classic! It was my late fathers favorite! He loved the Detriot Tigers all of his 70 years! R.I.P. Dad! I cant wait to toast to their victory with you!
FUCK OFF DUDE GOD DAMNTHE PHILLIES ARE TOTAL DOG SHIT AND MIGHT I ASK WHAT IN GODS NAME MADE YOU CLICK ON THIS VIDEO AS A FUCKING PHILLIES FAN YOU DONT UNDERSTAND HOW WE DO IN THE D #ONEPRIDE
Likewise when I was a kid I was a big Tigers fan and a Phillies fan especially in the 70's I was so happy when the Phillies won the pennant in 1980. 🐯⚾💪
+James Trout Just as well, because the Tigers might have never made it otherwise. I well recall when the Tigers were near the end of a winning streak that clinched the pennant in September, they swept a series from the Oakland As. Earl Wilson hit a home run and shut out Oakland in the opener 3-0, Reggie Jackson gave Detroit a scare by hitting two homers off Denny McClain on national TV Saturday, but the Tigers rallied in the 9th to get McClain his 30th win anyway, and then Mickey Lolich was looking to lower his ERA and did it with a 13-0 rout. The As were a winning club for the first time since the close of the Macks' Athletics regime in Philadelphia, but it was still good for only sixth place that year. A couple weeks later, the situation was vastly different. The Tigers closed out the season with a series with the Washington Senators, which gave up the most runs in the American League that year, and was so terrible a ball club that Ted Williams won Manager of the Year next year just getting them above .500 and into fourth place. The Tigers remained stuck at their 103 win total by getting swept by the Senators in all three games. When the World Series began in St. Louis, the Tigers lost 3 out of the first 4 games, and looked pretty terrible doing it. If they had been playing just one season later, they would have had to play the sixth-place As right in the middle of a period the club was ice cold. I always thought the way the baseball owners came up with modern baseball was idiotic anyway. They should have simply approved the Pacific Coast League's application for major-league status right after WWII, and cooperated with Branch Rickey's Continental League venture in 1960. Then the entire postseason would have remained the World Series expanded by at least two teams (not to mention, the east coast wouldn't have had the experience of having their teams essentially disappear from view on trips to the west coast--as night baseball became predominant, but things like ESPN and significant broadcast audiences in the wee morning hours were still future--and west coast teams wouldn't have to be trying to adjust to playing early in the day --by their body clocks). Branch Rickey argued that expanding major-league baseball with teams rather than leagues would mean it would take years for expansion teams to catch up--and I believe time has shown him as a whole to be right. Look at the 1961-62 class. California under Gene Autry became famous for being a cursed team, though subsequently after 2000 they did win a World Series and had run of recent seasons in contention. After Washington had that one .500 season, it moved to Texas and underwent revolving ownerships by politicos and no championships until getting to the World Series recently (we'll see if Nolan Ryan's departure is a sign of going back to the winless management of decades past). The New York Mets got to postseason this year, only after a decade of struggle following their last WS appearance, and only five in total. The 120-loss 'Mazing Mets and & "Worst Team the Money Could Buy" was more the rule in those decades. The Houston Astros finally got into their first WS after 2000, only to fall into a deep hole in which it couldn't even get a cable TV contract and migrate to the AL before emerging back into post-season this year. The 1969 class didn't do much better. Montreal had exactly one strike-marred post-season appearance before falling into league ownership and moving to Washington to continue the frustration of Washington's winless tradition. San Diego barely avoided moving to Washington after several last-place finishes, and managed to win a couple pennants early and late in the Gwynn-is-gweaaatt!-but-the-Padres-are-terrible era before winning a couple division titles in the early 2000s. Bud Black has just been fired as manager after being the only element of stability in the constant overturn of upper managements and changing master plans since those titles. Seattle shifted to Milwaukee after only one year, enjoyed postseason for 1981-82 before sinking out of contention for decades until rising back into contention for a few seasons after another move to the NL. Kansas City started out the most successful MLB expansion team ever, getting into contention after a couple years and replacing the Oakland As dynasty with a West Division dynasty run of their own in the later 1970s, culminating with two World Series and a World title in 1985. However, two decades of losing followed before a new KC supersquad finally matured the last couple years. Of the 1978 AL class, Seattle managed a miracle 1995 season, a wild card berth and all-time win record season after 2000, but still has to make the WS (despite carrying last season's race to final day). Toronto has been the most successful expansion team after KC, winning five division titles starting in the mid 1980s and culminating in back-to-back World Series titles, but suffered through the longest active playoff drought in North American sports until winning the division title this year. Since then, Colorado has struggled to come to grips with getting pitchers to its hitting-happy mile-high air despite a World Series appearance and playoff berth in recent years, Miami has won a couple of World Series but has otherwise struggled for relevance in other seasons, Tampa Bay started more than a decade in the depths before contending on a budget in recent seasons, Arizona got off to a fast start with three division titles and World Series title but financially broke the franchise to do it, resulting in one lone division flag since. While the first round of NL and AL expansion was crushing the Continental League out of existence before it played a single game, at the same time Pete Rozelle was being hired by the NFL with the prime mission of doing the same to the American Football League. He totally failed--and it probably had a great deal to do with his ending up in the NFL Hall of Fame. Overall, the AFL and successor AFC teams have tended to strengthen the NFL more than the teams MLB added piecemeal over the decades. Even the expansion teams sparked by the AFL and since have tended to have more stable management and better performance on the field on a whole than baseball's. I guess when the AL and NL turned the PCL and CL aside, they cut off their nose to spite their own face because the quicker and more successful expansion of its product likely helped pro football overhaul major-league baseball as the top sport of the nation by the end of the 1960s. There's no earthly reason for the World Series to be limited to the final round between two teams. It isn't that way in the Little League, Junior League or College levels. Not even the early versions of the major league World Series from 1883-1890 and 1903 before the rules were permanently fixed in 1905 always involved just two league champions--it's just that no one thought of involving them in a post-season round-robin tournament like today. Baseball has always tended to be a marathon sport, with the WS essentially a notch above the All-Star game in being a glorified exhibition to showcase the best of the sport and give one league bragging rights over the next year. Now because the World Series no longer includes the entire postseason rounds, suddenly whether a team's season proves successful or not after 162 games comes down to the crapshoot of a handful of playoff games. That means managers can get fired because a team with good hitting and solid pitching that equips it to breeze past the marathon of a season can't sprint to the flag at the finish, because they lack the power hitting and ace pitching that makes a big difference in a short series. Or because the team is more inexperienced in the post season than a veteran dynasty. Or simply because one barely-over .500 playoff team or even one mediocre player happened to get red hot at the right time.
I'm a Cincinnati Reds fan, but I'm from Erie (where the Tigers' AA team plays). I've adopted Detroit as my American League team as a result. It's been fun watching a lot of different players pass through here on their way to Toledo and ultimately Detroit over the last 20 years or so.
Awesome thanks for sharing! I love this stuff, I also remember the song after the series win in 1969 when the season opened they did a montage of Tigers hitting Home Runs to the song Happy days are here again.
As a Phillies Fan I saw My Team Play Your Tigers in Spring Training Once in Clearwater Florida and Tigers Fans were Very Nice People To Us Phillies Fans!
That is cool! Thanks for sharing that. The Phillies rock too, as a kid I always liked their uniforms the best Still like em .I remember rooting for them in the 1980 World series with Tug McGraw what a great team that was.
As a Phillies Fan I Like The Tigers As Well Since I Love The 1994-2005 Logo Which is Very Awesome Go Phillies and Go Tigers P.S. When I Saw My Phillies Play The Tigers In Clearwater Tigers Fans Were Very Nice Down To Earth People Without Question!
I have been a fan for the tigers since 2008, and I never heard this song until today (March 26th 2020, which would have also been opening day). I heard this through a clip of tigers final out against the Yankees in the 2012 ALCS. They played this song after they got the final out.
I don't understand why the team doesn't use this today. I know they did in 2012 when they won the pennant but this needs to be a regular part of games every year.
This song debuted around August of 1967. There may have been some promotional ties with National Bank of Detroit. The estate of legendary Detroit producer/studio owner Artie Fields should know.
I love all of the Detroit teams Lions Pistons Red Wings and Tigers but the Tigers will always be my most favorite of them all since they were the first time I saw live
Just a frigging awesome song! There's nothing better than hearing this at Comerica after a Tigers win! I will put are song up any other MLB team and especially the Cubs, with that super annoying "Go Cubs Go" I got so sick of that frigging song in 2016!
we're all behind our baseball team go get 'em, Tiger! World Series bound and pickin' up steam go get 'em, Tiger! They'll be joy in Tigertown, we'll sing you songs when the Bengals bring the pennant home, where it belongs we're all behind our baseball team Go get 'em! Detroit Tigers! Go get 'em Tigers! we're all behind our baseball team Go get 'em! Detroit Tigers! Go get 'em Tigers!
🎵 We're all behind our baseball team Go get 'em, Tigers World Series Bound and picking up steam, Go get 'em Tigers There'll be joy in Tigertown, We’ll sing you songs When the Bengals bring the pennant home where it belongs We're all behind our Baseball team, Go get 'em, Detroit Tigers, Go get 'em Tigers! We're all behind our Baseball team, Go get 'em, Detroit Tigers, Go get 'em Tigers!
@hawkeyedave Sounds to me a lot like a fast paced version of Bing Crosby singing Mele Kalikimaka but wasn't he a part owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates? Go get 'em, Tigers.
Here for the run for the wild card spot in the playoffs
My uncle wrote this song and recorded it for the Detroit Tigers back in the day! So glad his legacy is represented on You Tube.
Who is your uncle...this was Don Rondo & Kris Peterson recorded at Artie Fields Productions, 1968. This is the original and is being played at Tiger games to this day.
This song is so sentimental back to one of the best years of my life in 1984 and now my 18 year old son loves this song and loves hearing my 1984 stories lol.
You're wrong, bro. Artie Fields wrote and recorded this with Kris Peterson and Don Rondo. This is a record.
This song is frigging awesome! I love hearing it at Comerica after each win! Your uncle did a hell of a job writing this cuz fans still love it 52 years later. Hearing this song brings out my pride for my hometown and my team! Go Get Em Tigers!
It’s still famous in Michigan. Cheers to your uncle! 👍
Every spring I teach this to my 4th and 5th grade choir. They've made so many people happy by singing it at nursing homes or food kitchens. Thanks for writing such a fun song!
From a Braves fan, this is a catchy song. My granddad lived in Detroit for 20 years, while he was a Dodgers fan, he also grew a love for the Tigers.
This song was included on an album that was given out by the national bank of Detroit. It feauted this song and highlights from the 68 season.
I was four in 1968 so I don’t remember that season but we had the album and I listened to it very often. In my mind’s ear I still hear Ernie Harwell calling the pennant-clinching RBI: “Don Wert singles, and it’s all over!”
50th year anniversary. I was 14 and growing up in Jackson, Michigan. I can tell you that the whole STATE watched and listened to every minute of this season. When the boys won it all... I remember all of us running into the streets yelling and screaming and running up and down the sidewalks. This was in Jackson, an hour away from Tiger Stadium. We all thought this was the way it should be; every year, another world series. Silly kids, eh? I've been in Arizona since my college days. But 1968 will always be so special for me. Even 1984 was special.. I had a buddy in tucson from the neighborhood in Jackson and he got a satellite dish that season. We ate Jackson coney dogs and watched nearly every game that year, from Tucson.
THEY DID IT!!!!
man, do I miss the old Tiger Stadium! first game I went to was in 96. heard this song at the end of the game and have been in love ever sense! Go get em Tigers!
I remember going to the tiger stadium in the 60' and 70's , god those were great games I got to enjoy with my father before he passed away .
From a Phillies Fan Congrats To The Detroit Tigers on Ending The Post Season Drought and Good Luck
THE ROAR OF 24!!!!!!
I was eight years old when the '68 World Series was played. My second grade teacher brought in a radio and we heard a game instead of work. EVERYONE here in Ypsilanti was head over heels over our beloved Detroit Tigers.
And I still am!
It's great to play this song today after a Tigers opening day win over Cleveland. April 1,2021. GO GET EM TIGERS!
As a Twins fan I gotta say this is one of the most catchy MLB songs I've ever heard
68 was a great season after coming so close in 67. Miggy gets his 3000 hit today!
Happy days coming back with all the new freed up salary $$$$, bye #24
Thanks so much for posting song & video. Alot of memories.
Bought a T shirt of the 1968 Tiger logo at the end. My Brother bought tickets to a 1984 World Series game against KC & took our Grandma & I.
“And a city that doesn’t care about the odds, has a team to match.” - Jason Benetti, September 26th, 2024.
.2% to 100% absolutely unbelievable
Almost time for Opening Day! Go Tigs!
I have this album somewhere, or else mom does. Played it a lot as a kid.
Tigers and Lions "Gritty Kitty City!"
The 1961-1993 logo was the best!!
Gotta love that cocaine tiger
@@kellendangler908 Trippin' balls man!
Facts.
Absolutely agree!!
I'm partial to 1927-28 lmao
They did it!
I love this song. JP McCarthy used to sing it every opening day at Tiger Stadium. He and Ernie must be smiling, along with the rest of us.
As a Mets fan you guys had a much better season then 2022 and its time for y’all to be good again
And here we are almost a year later, and they made it to the postseason and have even beaten the trashtros in the process. And yes, as a Dodger fan, I will claim that LA won it in 2017 until the day I die
Such a catchy theme song lol 🔥
Most Tigers fans listening after the Astros sweep 👌 Go Get Em Tigers!!@
This was my Grandfathers Favorite Team, my Dad tells me that he Remembers that my Grandfather was so excited when the Tigers Won the World Series in 1968.
I miss you Grandad.
Tigers win 2012 world series in game six! I see it now! Thank You So much for this awesome classic! It was my late fathers favorite! He loved the Detriot Tigers all of his 70 years! R.I.P.
Dad! I cant wait to toast to their victory with you!
rip you're dad I'm sorry they let you down maybe for the 90th year they'll win it #onepride
WE SWEPT THE RAYS!!! JUST KEEP WINNING GRITTY TIGS!
Welcome back to October Tigers fans!
Man that pic of Tiger Stadium being demolished with the super upbeat music playing was both hilarious and upsetting
Even as an Orioles fan, this is one of the best MLB songs!
From a Phillies Fan I Agree and I Like This Song
Opening day 2016! We're all behind our baseball team! Go get em' Detroit Tigers!
RunningM
RunningMan they were complete fucking trash and it really pissed me off of how bad they did this year.... Hopefully next year will be better
@@tragiclife5600 ya sure about that
I was 9. Ran home from school to watch the World Series v. St. Louis. Best year of my life.
10 Cardinals fans disliked this
James Farmer It should be either Oakland or Yankees, I would say Oakland because they lost 2006 ALCS and 2012 ALDS
carterferris07 and 2011 ALDS
But they won in 2006 lol
Go Tigers!
As a Phillies Fan I Don't Mind The Tigers at All!
FUCK OFF DUDE GOD DAMNTHE PHILLIES ARE TOTAL DOG SHIT AND MIGHT I ASK WHAT IN GODS NAME MADE YOU CLICK ON THIS VIDEO AS A FUCKING PHILLIES FAN YOU DONT UNDERSTAND HOW WE DO IN THE D #ONEPRIDE
Likewise when I was a kid I was a big Tigers fan and a Phillies fan especially in the 70's I was so happy when the Phillies won the pennant in 1980. 🐯⚾💪
@sportsguy 9999 Nice and I Like The Tigers As Well!
Bring back KATE SMITH
@@bobbymilks6520 Yooooooooooooooooooo, relax. No need to have a hernia.
Congrats on beating the Trashtros, Tigers!
1968, considered to be the last "pure" World Series as the following year would introduce divisional play to MLB.
+James Trout Just as well, because the Tigers might have never made it otherwise. I well recall when the Tigers were near the end of a winning streak that clinched the pennant in September, they swept a series from the Oakland As. Earl Wilson hit a home run and shut out Oakland in the opener 3-0, Reggie Jackson gave Detroit a scare by hitting two homers off Denny McClain on national TV Saturday, but the Tigers rallied in the 9th to get McClain his 30th win anyway, and then Mickey Lolich was looking to lower his ERA and did it with a 13-0 rout. The As were a winning club for the first time since the close of the Macks' Athletics regime in Philadelphia, but it was still good for only sixth place that year.
A couple weeks later, the situation was vastly different. The Tigers closed out the season with a series with the Washington Senators, which gave up the most runs in the American League that year, and was so terrible a ball club that Ted Williams won Manager of the Year next year just getting them above .500 and into fourth place. The Tigers remained stuck at their 103 win total by getting swept by the Senators in all three games. When the World Series began in St. Louis, the Tigers lost 3 out of the first 4 games, and looked pretty terrible doing it. If they had been playing just one season later, they would have had to play the sixth-place As right in the middle of a period the club was ice cold.
I always thought the way the baseball owners came up with modern baseball was idiotic anyway. They should have simply approved the Pacific Coast League's application for major-league status right after WWII, and cooperated with Branch Rickey's Continental League venture in 1960. Then the entire postseason would have remained the World Series expanded by at least two teams (not to mention, the east coast wouldn't have had the experience of having their teams essentially disappear from view on trips to the west coast--as night baseball became predominant, but things like ESPN and significant broadcast audiences in the wee morning hours were still future--and west coast teams wouldn't have to be trying to adjust to playing early in the day --by their body clocks). Branch Rickey argued that expanding major-league baseball with teams rather than leagues would mean it would take years for expansion teams to catch up--and I believe time has shown him as a whole to be right.
Look at the 1961-62 class. California under Gene Autry became famous for being a cursed team, though subsequently after 2000 they did win a World Series and had run of recent seasons in contention. After Washington had that one .500 season, it moved to Texas and underwent revolving ownerships by politicos and no championships until getting to the World Series recently (we'll see if Nolan Ryan's departure is a sign of going back to the winless management of decades past). The New York Mets got to postseason this year, only after a decade of struggle following their last WS appearance, and only five in total. The 120-loss 'Mazing Mets and & "Worst Team the Money Could Buy" was more the rule in those decades. The Houston Astros finally got into their first WS after 2000, only to fall into a deep hole in which it couldn't even get a cable TV contract and migrate to the AL before emerging back into post-season this year. The 1969 class didn't do much better. Montreal had exactly one strike-marred post-season appearance before falling into league ownership and moving to Washington to continue the frustration of Washington's winless tradition. San Diego barely avoided moving to Washington after several last-place finishes, and managed to win a couple pennants early and late in the Gwynn-is-gweaaatt!-but-the-Padres-are-terrible era before winning a couple division titles in the early 2000s. Bud Black has just been fired as manager after being the only element of stability in the constant overturn of upper managements and changing master plans since those titles. Seattle shifted to Milwaukee after only one year, enjoyed postseason for 1981-82 before sinking out of contention for decades until rising back into contention for a few seasons after another move to the NL. Kansas City started out the most successful MLB expansion team ever, getting into contention after a couple years and replacing the Oakland As dynasty with a West Division dynasty run of their own in the later 1970s, culminating with two World Series and a World title in 1985. However, two decades of losing followed before a new KC supersquad finally matured the last couple years. Of the 1978 AL class, Seattle managed a miracle 1995 season, a wild card berth and all-time win record season after 2000, but still has to make the WS (despite carrying last season's race to final day). Toronto has been the most successful expansion team after KC, winning five division titles starting in the mid 1980s and culminating in back-to-back World Series titles, but suffered through the longest active playoff drought in North American sports until winning the division title this year. Since then, Colorado has struggled to come to grips with getting pitchers to its hitting-happy mile-high air despite a World Series appearance and playoff berth in recent years, Miami has won a couple of World Series but has otherwise struggled for relevance in other seasons, Tampa Bay started more than a decade in the depths before contending on a budget in recent seasons, Arizona got off to a fast start with three division titles and World Series title but financially broke the franchise to do it, resulting in one lone division flag since.
While the first round of NL and AL expansion was crushing the Continental League out of existence before it played a single game, at the same time Pete Rozelle was being hired by the NFL with the prime mission of doing the same to the American Football League. He totally failed--and it probably had a great deal to do with his ending up in the NFL Hall of Fame. Overall, the AFL and successor AFC teams have tended to strengthen the NFL more than the teams MLB added piecemeal over the decades. Even the expansion teams sparked by the AFL and since have tended to have more stable management and better performance on the field on a whole than baseball's. I guess when the AL and NL turned the PCL and CL aside, they cut off their nose to spite their own face because the quicker and more successful expansion of its product likely helped pro football overhaul major-league baseball as the top sport of the nation by the end of the 1960s.
There's no earthly reason for the World Series to be limited to the final round between two teams. It isn't that way in the Little League, Junior League or College levels. Not even the early versions of the major league World Series from 1883-1890 and 1903 before the rules were permanently fixed in 1905 always involved just two league champions--it's just that no one thought of involving them in a post-season round-robin tournament like today. Baseball has always tended to be a marathon sport, with the WS essentially a notch above the All-Star game in being a glorified exhibition to showcase the best of the sport and give one league bragging rights over the next year. Now because the World Series no longer includes the entire postseason rounds, suddenly whether a team's season proves successful or not after 162 games comes down to the crapshoot of a handful of playoff games. That means managers can get fired because a team with good hitting and solid pitching that equips it to breeze past the marathon of a season can't sprint to the flag at the finish, because they lack the power hitting and ace pitching that makes a big difference in a short series. Or because the team is more inexperienced in the post season than a veteran dynasty. Or simply because one barely-over .500 playoff team or even one mediocre player happened to get red hot at the right time.
your a bum
your a bum
your a bum
not to you Mr. Trout, the bum that disparaged the 68 Tigers
Been playing this a lot the last few weeks. Go Tigers!
OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!
Who’s here after the Tigers clinched the playoffs for the first time in 10 years?
How sweet it is
@@joshlewis575WE ARE GOING TO THE ALDS BABY KEEP IT GOING
I'm a Cincinnati Reds fan, but I'm from Erie (where the Tigers' AA team plays). I've adopted Detroit as my American League team as a result. It's been fun watching a lot of different players pass through here on their way to Toledo and ultimately Detroit over the last 20 years or so.
GRITTY TIGS! ASTROS ARE NO MATCH!
2021 World Series here we come! Go get 'em Tigers!
PLAYOFFS!!!!
Go Tigers
Awesome thanks for sharing! I love this stuff, I also remember the song after the series win in 1969 when the season opened they did a montage of Tigers hitting Home Runs to the song Happy days are here again.
As a Phillies Fan I saw My Team Play Your Tigers in Spring Training Once in Clearwater Florida and Tigers Fans were Very Nice People To Us Phillies Fans!
That is cool! Thanks for sharing that. The Phillies rock too, as a kid I always liked their uniforms the best Still like em .I remember rooting for them in the 1980 World series with Tug McGraw what a great team that was.
DIVISION SERIES BOUND BABY! LET'S GO GRITTY TIGS #RepDetroit
As a Phillies Fan I Like The Tigers As Well Since I Love The 1994-2005 Logo Which is Very Awesome Go Phillies and Go Tigers P.S. When I Saw My Phillies Play The Tigers In Clearwater Tigers Fans Were Very Nice Down To Earth People Without Question!
thank you my friend. two blue collar towns that love baseball
Patrick Huffman No Problem I Heard Your Stadium is Very Nice In Detroit!
Prediction: At the End of the 2022 ALCS, we will hear this
We will
My dad took me to a Detroit Tigers game decades ago
The 1961 to 1993 was the best visual slogan for the Tigers!
I recently got a Tigers shirt like that on MLB shop last one in stock
Who’s here after The Tigers swept the Astros in the Wild Card
I have been a fan for the tigers since 2008, and I never heard this song until today (March 26th 2020, which would have also been opening day). I heard this through a clip of tigers final out against the Yankees in the 2012 ALCS. They played this song after they got the final out.
This is totally awesome
Tiger Town was my go to in the 80's/90's!
LETS GO TIGERS!!
Whatta Party Last Night!!!!!! Postseason Bound! Gritty Kitties!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tigers onto the ALDS!!!
Who else misses Tiger baseball like crazy???
Onto Cleveland!
As a Red Sox fan, despite the shit season we had, it was pretty sweet hearing this after the Tigers swept the Skanks... Go Get Em Tigers!
There's joy in Tiger Town tonight. :)
I don't understand why the team doesn't use this today. I know they did in 2012 when they won the pennant but this needs to be a regular part of games every year.
Now in 2024, The Tigers are Back in the Postseason!!
I just looked up this song, and saw that comment. Today. The night the Tigers clinched the AL Central. Again.
That first aired during the 1968 season I believe
Here after beating the Rays!
Why did people think that the logo from 1927-1928 was good? And then we had the creepy yellow logo FOR OVER 20 YEARS!!
AM 1380 WPHM Port Huron plays this song
Combined no hitter for those tigers rawrrrrrrrr
Go Tigers
What a way to start the Autumn Equinox, on this 21st day of September 2013
Fall baseball is officially here
AMAZING comeback win tonight!
This song debuted around August of 1967. There may have been some promotional ties with National Bank of Detroit. The estate of legendary Detroit producer/studio owner Artie Fields should know.
My team's behind your baseball team, damn it, you Tigers!
I love all of the Detroit teams Lions Pistons Red Wings and Tigers but the Tigers will always be my most favorite of them all since they were the first time I saw live
I'm a mets/tigers fan this the year bless you boys!
Just a frigging awesome song! There's nothing better than hearing this at Comerica after a Tigers win! I will put are song up any other MLB team and especially the Cubs, with that super annoying "Go Cubs Go" I got so sick of that frigging song in 2016!
I’m a Boston Red Sox fan but catchy song!
#GoRedSox
WORLD SERIES!!!
Great video...!!!
Who’s here after the Detroit Tigers clinch the playoffs in 2024?
Tigers clinched the AL Central tonight, WOOOOOOO!!!
We lost. 😢😢😢😢
2024 Opening Day 🐯🐯🐯🐯🐯🐯🐯🐯🐯Go Get em Tigers!!
amazing!
2024 run let’s go tigers! Pitching chaos
April 8th 2022 Opening Day
Chicago White Soxs 4
Detroit Tigers 5
Baseball is Back
we're all behind our baseball team
go get 'em, Tiger!
World Series bound and pickin' up steam
go get 'em, Tiger!
They'll be joy in Tigertown, we'll sing you songs
when the Bengals bring the pennant home, where it belongs
we're all behind our baseball team
Go get 'em!
Detroit Tigers!
Go get 'em Tigers!
we're all behind our baseball team
Go get 'em!
Detroit Tigers!
Go get 'em Tigers!
Who's here in 2024? GO TIGERS POSTSEASON BOUND!!!
You missed when it was named Briggs Stadium. It was not called Tiger Stadium till 1960.
🎵
We're all behind our baseball team
Go get 'em, Tigers
World Series Bound and picking up steam,
Go get 'em Tigers
There'll be joy in Tigertown,
We’ll sing you songs
When the Bengals bring the pennant home
where it belongs
We're all behind our Baseball team,
Go get 'em, Detroit Tigers,
Go get 'em Tigers!
We're all behind our Baseball team,
Go get 'em, Detroit Tigers,
Go get 'em Tigers!
They gotta start using this song more
Miguel's done it at last!
94 through 05 still my favorite logo that or the 61 to 93 logo
TIGERS leading the wild card!
And they didn’t make it
GO TIGERS!!!!!!! 2017 IS ARE YEAR
@saul7 Briggs Stadium and Tiger Stadium were one and the same. Briggs Stadium was renamed when John Fetzer became the Tigers owner in the early 60's.
@hawkeyedave Sounds to me a lot like a fast paced version of Bing Crosby singing Mele Kalikimaka but wasn't he a part owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates? Go get 'em, Tigers.
I wish Mom can sing the song