Wow, what a sexy woman ❤😊

This was a blazing quasar of a song for me as a 12 year old back in the day. When this song came on the radio I was absolutely transfixed; had to immediately drop whatever I was doing to listen to this song! Great reaction and choice of song, Stan! Absolutely loved it!

This was the major battle of the war of 1812, and by the time this battle was fought a peace treaty had been signed.

Great tune, kind of Beatlesk! Thanks

I had completely forgotten about this song. Thank you so much for reacting! Subbed for your video content with all notifications! 💙🕊🎶💿🎵

This is ridiculous Who could sound like this today live ? I would say Christina Aguilera and maybe Lady Gaga This is insanely incredible for a live performance

I would love to hear “ Blue Eyes Cryin’ in the Rain” . Another great one is “ The Wonder of You” Elvis recorded more than 700 songs WoW! Thanks

I watch a ton of music reactions but it is really refreshing that (unlike most) you don't pause/interrupt the songs. Looking forward to hundreds more from you Stan!

Some people say this song is about dropping acid; supposedly, the band said it was about plane ride to England and what they saw walking around London. Its probably both.😊💂☮🖤🤘🎸🔥

This song was also used in 1970s recruiting for the USMC kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJa3pJlorqlrbpIsi=q3I96CyBqExIWE8s

Great reaction Stan, thanks. Check out their song Feelin' Satisfied, it is a BANGER! 🔥☮🖤🤘

Love your insight and your reaction.

The War of 1812 had actually ended before the battle of New Orleans took place but word hadn't reached that far.

north to Alaska by Johnny Horton

Eric Carmen was the singer to this band, he went solo, listen to "Hungry Eyes" great song of his when he went solo.

I absolutely LOVE your reaction. It’s exactly how I felt and that is why I keep watching these reaction video’s. But I have to say, yours is one of the best reactions I’ve seen yet.

That was an honest reaction at the end. I have been a fan of Priest since 1976. 😊❤

North to Alaska and Sink the Bismark...two more of his great "history" lessons through song.

The first i heard Lynn Anderson was on The Lawrence Welk Show. She was the first country singer on the show and was on it from 1967-1969. Rose Garden was one of my favorites of hers.

My hair grew back listening to this.

Jimmy Driftwood of Timbo Arkansas wrote this song. He used to teach history in his country school thru the songs he wrote.

You nailed it. With John Denver just sit back and enjoy.

Another great history story is by Johnny Horton "Sink the Bismarck".

This is a great song. . .and a great movie. Classic stuff! Thanks, Stan!

I grew up listening to Johnny Horton - I love his ballads

Good reaction channel play alot of good oldies ,brilliant bravo killin the game

Dam he sounds good live,good song

Am I tripping? Isnt this song called You Got Another THINK Coming?

I Wanna Be With You is a really good song by them also!

Johnny Horton is one of my favorite singers. He has alot of history songs and also some of the best honkytonk and rockabilly music

Listen to Martina McBride version she does it justice

heard them in the late 60's

Now do his " Bismarck " song.

Best power-pop group ever. Eric was a marvelous writer and singer, and it's so sad he passed away as young as he was. He loved The Beatles and The Beach Boys and made his own creation out of his influences.

Another historical hit song by Johnny Horton is "Sink the Bismark" about World War 2 German battle ship.

She was a country Singer

75 in May. I loved this tune when I was small.

A song I recommend is Up Town Top Rankin by Althea and Donna.

Wonderful Hit Song from 1970... Another Hit Song for Lynn is Richard Carpenter 's "Top of the World" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/imSzpJuepMZgiMk - Beautiful Live A few years ago.

When I heard this song for the first time, I loved it, but I was shocked a little. I was young, but I knew what "go all the way" meant. It is so mild compared to today. Hahaha!

👍👍Old School Awesomeness😊. 🖖❤

1970.

Great song. Great album. Eric Carmen was a genius.

My favorite song by Johnny Horton is Whispering Pines.

I'm a history teacher and a lot of people don't know that after we beat the British to begin in America, they came back in the early 1800s and tried to take it back. That's what this is about

Love this song, ty for the reaction.

Glad you're appreciating Johnny Horton's styles, Stan! He was a high-school history teacher who made American history singing about it to teens with his unique rock 'n' roll songs! & he had been inspired by John Phillip Sousa, who had inspired all Americans with 100+ patriotic marching band anthems! Still today, his "Stars & Stripes Forever" hymn is performed by 'The President's Own' U.S. Marine Corps Symphony in a powerful YT video, giving him credit for directing them: 1880-1892.

My second favorite BG album My first one is main course

This song is a perfect song

Love this song. This song was played in the film’s opening and in the closing, and the feeling is one of optimism in the beginning and sadness at the end. Nilsson was a great singer. Maybe sometime check out Jump Into The Fire … it’s played in Goodfellas