In answer to your navigation map accuracy thoughts, these seafarers are from a long line of naval navigators who accurately charted the known world. You guys should check out the journey of captain Bligh of the ‘Bounty’, his navigation feat in a lifeboat compares to Shackleton.

Can you link to that "A Chord" interview? That's the coolest thing I've ever heard

I am from a small southern town in North Carolina. I won't forget how our teachers spoke of Sherman. They would say that he was a great general, but an evil man who did not mind killing civilians. They said he liked raiding towns and disregarded women and children. It wasn't until I went to college and took a number of history courses that I discovered how biased my teachers were. Like most historical figures, he was complicated.

Im going to antarctica in 2025. We are specifically retracing the Shakleton expedition.

I am obsessed with this channel.

Why wouldnt they just paddle around the island until they found people

Awesome

Saul Zaentz is also known for owning a HUGE jazz catalog. Most jazz fans will immediately think of Riverside, Prestige, & Milestone labels - Gene Ammons, John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Stan Getz, Wardell Gray, Thelonious Monk, and Sonny Rollins - when they think of S.Z.

I loved this man. Wherever he was I watched his teams. Especially late night Wazzu game where I'm at. I remember there thing with the James family. It was a whiney self entitled family vs. a well respected coach by everyone. Hmm🤔

I think Harry Nilsson might have been one of the first people to do a short interlude like that but it wasn't for a CD release, but his remix album Aerial Pandemonium Ballet.

Just found this video- subscribed immediately! So much time and care went into the telling of this story; amazing! Loved everything about it-Visuals: stunning and visceral realtime painting, photos, film footage (where did you find it?), maps. Verbiage: great narrative, journal quotes, accounts of the times, etc. Am blown away by the quality of your work. Can’t wait to watch everything else you have created. Thank you!

I love history videos. I don’t know how I’ve never heard of this channel that has this level of production value. Awesome video.

Excellent

The Sherman video is one of my favorites and I was wondering when the next video would come out and you guys did not disappoint! Keep it up, your Mom doesn’t know your impact :)

those people from those years always have been and they are still destroying punk and goth. our music scenes are just so demolished we have nothing because of those worthless wannabe rock stars.

He wasn't for me...thank you for all the good jams & memories:-)

5:01 “lashed and terminated” dear neptune

Love these vids. This deserves way more views

I saw him in Seattle front row. I was so compelled to be at that concert. He missed the next one and carried on to finish the tour for the fans. I knew he looked sick at night. We miss you.

an uninhabited island....with a town

Gentlemen, top tier creations are clearly the standard for your channel. Please continue with this project, its brilliant and totally unique. Keep in mind that all of youtube is currently competing with one of the craziest periods in the history of American politics. Play the long game; you won't regret it.

Been going through withdraws without 55Folks recently, and I couldn't imagine a better way to fix them, great work fellas

the best channel on KZbin

Was it too much love? Are you a hater?

Just to add one point, If you have not heard Tom Petty Radio on SiriusXM go find it. Turns out he is also an impeccable DJ. RIP Tom.

What's the song at 0:27, It's sick!

I saw the Crazy Horse Monument in 1992 and they were years into it by then.

new 55 LFG. you guys rock.

I’ve stumbled across a gold mine with this channel

I know it's cliché but if the saying had examples "there will never be another" Tom Petty would be at the top of the list...and I'm not saying that as in talent wise because there have been plenty of talented artists but just the genuine feel you got from every single song he wrote and then the things he did for artists as in all the fights with the record companies he was just a really grounded guy didn't let the man control him and lived life his way and even ended up dying the way he wanted to die as we seen in his quote... here's to you Tom, you and your music will never die!

As to whether or not Custer was reckless, my recollection from a couple visits to the battlefield is that he ignored advice from his scouts who (as I was told) had a good idea about the size and nature of the encampment. If true, I think that could qualify as reckless.

He wasn't slaughtered all the soldiers put their guns to their heads rather than fight to the end Custer took coward way out

How can this jackass say mojo wasn't that good? Obviously this clown shouldn't be making these types of videos.

That sled ride needs to be celebrated....needs like a college reenactment where hill and snow are available in may🤔

I would suggest that the use of the word "massacre" should be reserved for the heinous attacks on peaceful villages and not battles between armed soldiers and warriors. Sadly there were several actual massacres during this era, mostly the victims were women and children belonging to neutral tribes not even causing trouble... they were simply "there" and accessible. Not that the murders were all one-sided, but it was certainly more against the Native Americans. It is a disgusting and abhorrent chapter of US history that has been mostly forgotten.

Tom Petty was a best friend.❤

The boys are back

Tom with Jeff Lynne wrote some of the most iconic songs!

The Michael Jordon and Kobe Bryant 'narration' is the stupidest thing I've ever seen and made me not watch the rest of this stupid video.

When Little Big Man was mentioned, I thought y’all would reference the movie with Dustin Hoffman playing Little Big Man. A Classic! A line from the movie where Little Big Man tells a half-crazed Custer the opposite of what he should do when all the tribes are spotted and Custer realizes he’s outnumbered, “You go there.” Hilarious!

YES dude.

I enjoyed watching the painting of Tom as well, thanks.

Let’s gooooooo!

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This 57 yr old Brit has found myself determined to find out more about the indigenous peoples of North America, I couldn't tell you why though.

The painting was great. I thought Tom Petty was amazing. May he RIP.

Good video. I grew up on Maxwell House in Jax, then lived two blocks from his boyhood home in Gainesville. I think his ex owns it. There was a Top Petty wind sock type thing hanging on the porch last year.

Amazing storytelling ability and felt like a documentary but also emotionally invested me. Bravo! Brilliant quality.

Wait, so why was he a problem?

It was FOLGERS! Not Maxwell House. I heard him say it.