Hello, I'm a Korean viewer. I love traditional American songs because they are so cool and exciting! But I'm not sure what it's about... The song itself is so good
its about the war in 1812 that the americans fought, and them discovering british in the southern town of new orleans and fighting them off. love korea and hope to visit someday
IDK if you wanted more info, but it's about the battle of New Orleans fought in 1814 in the war we refer to as the war of 1812 (southern Louisiana, where the Mississippi flows into Mexico). This battle was fought after the peace treaty was signed with the British, but before the news had reached the soldiers. This is when "Ol' Hickory" Andrew Jackson became famous as a war hero. He would later become president, and is why one of the main parties mascot is a donkey (in reference to the similarity of Jackson and jackass).
Had it not been for the Indian Removal Act of 1830 and the tragic result of the Trail of Tears, Andrew Jackson would have been otherwise been a great President and a great American hero! But, instead because of what Andrew Jackson did to the Cherokee Native Americans and the other southeastern Native American tribes, Andrew Jackson is unfortunately one of America's greatest villains! Ironically, there were Cherokee riflemen on the side Colonel Jackson who fought against the British at the Battle of New Orleans.
Still trying to figure out if that flute bit is a separate song cause I'm PRETTY SURE I've heard it before, if anyone could tell me what its from it would be appreciated!
Wrong British flag at 0:45. That flag was only used between May 1, 1707 and December 31, 1800 for the Kingdom of Great Britain. On January 1, 1801 the Kingdom of Ireland was unified with that of Great Britain as the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. and the Cross of St. Patrick was added to the previous British flag making the current flag. The Battle of New Orleans was fought 14 years and 1 week later on January 8, 1815.
I'm not anymore. Thanks to the all the woke and anti y t nonsense I'm ashamed. Also because of the military industrial complex and the things the government keeps doing. If we went back to being a real America with traditions and obligations I'd be proud.
@@Artemus-ef6fz Wokeness is Cultural marxis m, which is pushed by the elite bankers and devil worshippers. They're *** not supposed to be American just because they are born here and there are about 20 million "Americans" who were born here when their parents are illegals. A country is it's people.
Although it was a tie, both sides, technically won they achieved their goals, the British protected Canada at the time known as British North America, and we protected ourselves from the kidnapping our sailors to send them off to fight in Napoleon and we were defending our right of neutrality and our capitalist trading ways
They missed the part where the British initially landed, and a much smaller British force routed a much larger American force and could have taken New orleans! I suppose that wouldn't have made a good American song!
if the south got invaded I would not be that surprised if they trained alligators to hunt down the orcs, not that they really would need to, in the US there are more guns than people and that aint even counting the military, admiral Yamamoto was quoted as saying "there would be a rifle behind every blade of grass" when asked about invading the US main, in the states there are large numbers of civilians who are better equipped than russian spetsnaz special forces, there are more MODERN guns in the US civilian market than the entire chinese military (the QBZ is a shitty AK clone NOT a modern rifle like emperor xi the pooh claims).
We really didn't lose, the war gave the new republic a sense of national belonging where as people before the war would say that they are a "massachussian" or a "Virginian" they now called themselves a american
Buddy, both sides lost, not really gaining anything, if anything it was a stalemate, both learning from each other, and later down the line coming to respect each other.
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I learned this song in 7th grade music class over 50 yrs ago . Surprisingly i still remember the 1st verse . lol
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Hello, I'm a Korean viewer.
I love traditional American songs because they are so cool and exciting!
But I'm not sure what it's about... The song itself is so good
its about the war in 1812 that the americans fought, and them discovering british in the southern town of new orleans and fighting them off. love korea and hope to visit someday
@@KashMonke It's about the War of 1812
@@Historical-Stuff youre right
대한민국-미국 혈맹 만세! Our country used to be the best country in the world in the 50's and 60's.
IDK if you wanted more info, but it's about the battle of New Orleans fought in 1814 in the war we refer to as the war of 1812 (southern Louisiana, where the Mississippi flows into Mexico).
This battle was fought after the peace treaty was signed with the British, but before the news had reached the soldiers.
This is when "Ol' Hickory" Andrew Jackson became famous as a war hero. He would later become president, and is why one of the main parties mascot is a donkey (in reference to the similarity of Jackson and jackass).
PETA would have a field day with what they did to that alligator.
They would be like: why didn’t we think of doing that first.
Texan here - HELL YEAH! Love our American past!! God bless our MIGHTY NATION, FOREVER!!
Hell yeah!! 🇺🇸 🦅
Idk if this is better than the Johnny Horton version
me neither. but this slaps
@@tossedsaladman2184 this is a hell of a song.
It’s not
This is fun, but Horton had a way of spicing up the vocals, same as in Sink the Bismarck. This has very little emphasis on any one line.
@@hiimryan2388 not debating that. saying something else is better doesn't mean that the thing you're talking about is bad.
"There wasn't as many as there was a while ago..." What a great line.
Johnnie Horton's version was one of my favs when I got a transistor radio......
I remember transistors
Can someone please explain to me what a transistor is?
Wtf did the alligator do to deserve that😭🙏
Borders at its prime, aesthetic wise.
this is due to the acquisition of the Louisiana France
@@motorreor6 we know bro
@@motorreor6 noooo 😱😱
Would look better with Florida
its good because of no florida, texas, or west...@@newanthemhouse1297
Ok kids we are going to New Orleans on a field trip:
Girls: oh wow that’s so cute
Boys:
“We stood behind our cotton bales and didn’t say a thing”
Kermit The Frog, 1815
Love the addition of the British Grenadier's march into this version :D
At first whne I heard the piper I thought I misclicked and the song was dixie
Had it not been for the Indian Removal Act of 1830 and the tragic result of the Trail of Tears, Andrew Jackson would have been otherwise been a great President and a great American hero! But, instead because of what Andrew Jackson did to the Cherokee Native Americans and the other southeastern Native American tribes, Andrew Jackson is unfortunately one of America's greatest villains! Ironically, there were Cherokee riflemen on the side Colonel Jackson who fought against the British at the Battle of New Orleans.
actually congress passed this by one vote, it was actually a heated debate in congress.
@@poli_zgaming3616 Thank you for your reply and pointing this out to me.
It was a different time back then. Liberals and wokies don't really realize that.
the American soldier is wholesome, while killing a bunch of British men
You should do "The Fall of Charleston" by Tennessee Ernie Ford
yeah probably
Still trying to figure out if that flute bit is a separate song cause I'm PRETTY SURE I've heard it before, if anyone could tell me what its from it would be appreciated!
its dixie, and its part of the song cover itself
The flute bit in the middle? That's the British Grenadiers march.
@@kaiser3035 its probably the first few seconds of the video or that
@@ArchivumMusicum21 yeah, either or. We’ve got answers for whichever one he was curious about
@@kaiser3035 agreed
Yeehaw 🤠
The sad thing is the war was over, but the armies didn't get news yet, so this battle was unnecessary bloodshed.
correction: it's "There wasn't nigh as many as there was a while ago"
Johnny Horton's version is better imo
well wouldnt hurt to hear another cover
@@ArchivumMusicum21 True
Wrong British flag at 0:45. That flag was only used between May 1, 1707 and December 31, 1800 for the Kingdom of Great Britain. On January 1, 1801 the Kingdom of Ireland was unified with that of Great Britain as the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. and the Cross of St. Patrick was added to the previous British flag making the current flag. The Battle of New Orleans was fought 14 years and 1 week later on January 8, 1815.
the map he is showing is pre-revolution america,when it was still part of the british empire
proud to be american
I'm not anymore. Thanks to the all the woke and anti y t nonsense I'm ashamed. Also because of the military industrial complex and the things the government keeps doing. If we went back to being a real America with traditions and obligations I'd be proud.
@@alexfriedman2152tf is wokeness I dunno but if they’re born American then their American
@@Artemus-ef6fz Wokeness is an agenda pushed by the elites who control the media and worship the Dev il. The more you know.
@@alexfriedman2152 the government doesn't define Americans. We will have our country back.
@@Artemus-ef6fz Wokeness is Cultural marxis m, which is pushed by the elite bankers and devil worshippers. They're *** not supposed to be American just because they are born here and there are about 20 million "Americans" who were born here when their parents are illegals. A country is it's people.
Run Limeys Run!🇺🇲💪
Dissing the British in a song during war is the most American thing
LONG LIVE THE UNION !!!
0:43 it's great to hear the British grenadiers song inside this song, almost like a tribute to the enemy since we came from the UK originally.
Although it was a tie, both sides, technically won they achieved their goals, the British protected Canada at the time known as British North America, and we protected ourselves from the kidnapping our sailors to send them off to fight in Napoleon and we were defending our right of neutrality and our capitalist trading ways
They missed the part where the British initially landed, and a much smaller British force routed a much larger American force and could have taken New orleans! I suppose that wouldn't have made a good American song!
0:45 British Grenadiers?
Yes
When war changed from two armies, meeting each other to gorilla war fare
if the south got invaded I would not be that surprised if they trained alligators to hunt down the orcs, not that they really would need to, in the US there are more guns than people and that aint even counting the military, admiral Yamamoto was quoted as saying "there would be a rifle behind every blade of grass" when asked about invading the US main, in the states there are large numbers of civilians who are better equipped than russian spetsnaz special forces, there are more MODERN guns in the US civilian market than the entire chinese military (the QBZ is a shitty AK clone NOT a modern rifle like emperor xi the pooh claims).
If America kept all of Louisiana and added Florida, they would not have achieved their destiny, but they would have had the coolest borders.
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Will u upload dixies land?
Hail United States 🇺🇸🦅
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Where is the little tune for beginning form
It's a fife and drum playing the quintessentially southern tune "dixie's land"
@@jacksonguillory8114 Thanks
@@lycheemoth6024 you're welcome
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so your telling me Johnny Horton didn't make this?
No
the question is how can he find the original recording?
Why does this kinda sound like the falklands war song
that song is based of this one
@@Periodedetelevision-jo6oz thanks
I like Horton better
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Sounds like the falklands song
The Falklands War Song is a parody of this.
AMERICAN STANDARD RICHARD. VIDMARK IN THE. MOVIE OKINAWA. AND GENERAL ISRAEL MOSHE. DAYAN IN THE WAR ISRAEL LAND ARAB SUEZ SIRIA SYSTEM ECC ECC
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It’s too fast
The black didn't like that. They rather stay enslaved
Wrong war. You are thinking of the American civil war in I do believe the 1860's
L + you lost the war of 1812 + You lost to farmers in Nam
We really didn't lose, the war gave the new republic a sense of national belonging where as people before the war would say that they are a "massachussian" or a "Virginian" they now called themselves a american
@@hiimryan2388
Ehh that's true but with recent events it seems we are more divided then ever.
Buddy, both sides lost, not really gaining anything, if anything it was a stalemate, both learning from each other, and later down the line coming to respect each other.
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True, vietnam and american relations are pretty good now.
@@zmanthepanda Yeah, makes you wonder why we fought there in the first place.