Inspirational

Oh yeah, thats a gully washer...reckon that lawn needed a drink Ned...thanks amigo...woods

Excellent oration!

VIVAAAAAAA MEXICOOOOO..!!!!!!❤❤❤❤

I think that's Monte Warden, Wagoneers lead singer...certainly sounds like him.

As a Texan, and descendant of one of the fallen of Goliad, thank you for remembering.

J.W. was a genius in casting L.H. as Travis. That emotional sideways glance at Bowie, when he changes his mind and stays, is alone worth his entire fee. A salute to Wayne's direction of that scene, too. One of the most memorable in any film.

Bff

Wundervoll

Do you have the video of the reenactment done for a bunch of cavers at Alamo Village? It was well done.

I'm a piper. The first tune is "The 42nd Highlanders", then "The Bonnie Lass of Fyvvie", "Scots Wha' Hae," then a mystery (don't know that one!), last "The Rowan Tree." Applause. New medley: a mystery tune again! -- then a slow march I am familiar with but can't remember the name of! The sound is getting so muddy and poor I can't make much out clearly anyway -- next, an unknown strathspey -- another slow march that is familiar, but can't recall, maybe "Dream Angus" -- unknown reel -- getting very difficult to make out much at this point. Ends with a march or two I can't ID. Fades out. Fades back in! Then is over, more applause. Next set -- ha, sounds like a strange pipe band arrangement of" The Yellow Rose of Texas!" Applause. And that's a wrap! Best I could do, sorry this isn't more comprehensive.

'PromoSM' ✔️

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N E V E R F O R G E T Y O U

Now the truth. We killed off over seven thousand US Marines on Iwo Jima because our leadership did not want to gas an isolated military garrison on that remote island. Fire bombing and nuking civilian population centers is ok but, we don't want to use gas on a remote military island garrison. Think.

A fop of a movie. Didn't see one Mexican soldier in this five-minute clip!

Excellent

Excellent work Ned. Enjoyed learning your facts and inquiries. Thanks for bringing that to light.

Yes, Soo, this was made some years before John died.. touching video. However I don't feel John, Ringo, and George ever held each other and not want to not let go etc.. this is totally about a heart broken (lost a girlfriend) love song...

truth.

Heard this song on the radio, now I'm trying to find it for download. Thanks for the upload

Awesome singer and actor

I Love this movie sooo much? I will not hear a word against John Wayne, James Stewart and Gary Cooper, but this, Tombstone and Last of the Mohicans just can't be beaten! I have to have a regular fix of all of them! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Beto O'Rourke would have surrender on the first day.

Life is short - make the most of friends and (especially) family for while you think they will be here forever, they won't. After all, no one ever thought that just 18 after the Beatles had their first hit that John would be so cruelly taken from us

John and George didn't get the chance to grow old and grey 💖😭💖😭🇬🇧

Great movie!

✌️, 💓 And Many More 🙏 Blessing's...

Bittersweet. Love you John, miss you, your work, voice & presence. You didn't deserve to be murdered, all you ever gave was love & fun . Continue to rest in ☮️. 🤗😘🤗😘

Send me any amount of money to my bank account and I will return you 4 times the amount back. M5s

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Beautiful song

Fake story.

THE/BEATLES/FOREVER!!!/GREETINGS/FROM/BRAZIL./30//01/2022.

I called this when I was a kid ! Square Acres East Bridewater, MA .

Best song love it

first to comment?

Fun Fact. There were more Brits at the Alamo than Texans.

Harbortown Teens, Riverside Squares, Finest City Squares. New England Square/Round Dance Convention.....GODS I MISS SQUARE DANCING!!!

Such good memories, loved the Beatles. Often think what John would have done later in life if he was given that chance. Really sad ending for such an original human.

Parece Mentira que cuatro muchachos.. Hicieron tanto...no soy de su epoca pero creci escuchandolos.. De todos mi Favorito es George..aunque admiro y me gusta la canciones del grupo.. Hoy a mi poca Edad los escucho con mucha Nostalgia y tristeza. Y me hago esta pregunta como puedo Amar tanto a George.. Como puedo escucharlos todas las mañanas y sentir rodar lagrimas por.mis mejillas al pensar que dos de ellos no estan.. Aunque no soy de su generacion los admiro y me gusta su look .. Los Amo muchos chicos de Leveppol.. Los extraño.. Siempre seran ustedes los mejores y gracias porque cada mañana al levantarme estan alli cantando para mi.. Los Amo.. Te Amo George Harrison.

They should have immigrated the legal way 😀😃😄😁😁😆😅🤣🤣

Hola. From Spain.185 años de la batalla de "El Álamo". Vencedor Santana. Preciosa la interpretación "The green leaves of summer". Texas fue parte del Virreinato de Nueva España perteneciente a la Corona española hasta 1821. El himno de Texas es "Los ojos de Texas". Gracias por tan emotivo reportaje.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 como amo el analfabetismo cultural estadounidense, pero no sólo a nivel hispano sino también anglosajón 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ya lo dice la historia, ¿verdad? Los estadounidenses se inventan a sus héroes (cómic, cine y literatura) y los españoles olvidamos a nuestros héroes. Un poco de história, ¿no? Hay que culturizar a los EEUU la meca de la ignorancia y el analfabetismo crónico. El toque a degüello fue, originariamente, un despiadado toque de tambor y/o corneta que ordenaba a las tropas propias la lucha sin cuartel, sin hacer prisioneros, cortándosele el cuello de "oreja a oreja" a todo enemigo que se rindiera. Originalmente, el toque es de origen morisco asentados en la península ibérica. Más tarde fue adoptado por las tropas españolas, como relatan muchos textos y citas de la época: Cansados tras aguantar y contraatacar durante horas (sufriendo pocas bajas), los hijos de Hispania se enrabian al escuchar el toque a degüello ordenado por su maestre. Como lobos hambrientos, haciendo gala de su fama de despiadados demonios de la guerra, muchos de ellos dejan picas y arcabuces, desenvainando sus aceros de Toledo, Vizcaya y Sahagún, y se abalanzan hacia el enemigo en retirada apellidando a Santiago. Corren hasta alcanzarlos y los van degollando (un resolutivo punto débil mortal de las armaduras de tres cuartos de los coseletes enemigos), sin atenerse a peticiones de piedad, rendiciones o ataques furiosos. Algún veterano dijo, antes de salir corriendo, que ya era hora de calentarse, aunque fuera degollando herejes. Osea queda claro mis pinches pelados y mis gringos analfabetos, okey de maguey.

All these people still honoring slave owners, slave traders, land swindlers and murderers of people of color. Pitiful and shameful

Love Texas history especially The Alamo. Being a Texan I will always remember.

Velhos tempos saudades.brasil

This is at least the fourth different version of this song I've heard. This and the Nelson Riddle cut are the only ones that are the same song.

I thought this was in Texas in North America. You mean the British government allows you to have flintlock smoothbore muskets and flintlock rifles?

America is Done