Horse Soldier, Horse Soldier music video 2020 Collin Creates

[@punishedwhispers1218]

This song has no business slapping THIS HARD

[@stonercat1232]

Sure it does

[@Steven-mk4gg]

I first heard "long gone to Saskatchewan" at a Medicine Hat Tigers game and I was effin hooked. That was 14 years ago, and I still tell everyone here in the Southern US about Corb. The Corb Lund Band is a goddamn Canadian National Treasure!!!!!

[@coleirving9989]

i read this

[@coleirving9989]

*ethan read this

[@theprojectproject01]

It's Corb Fucking Lund. Of course it does.

[@AT-ng9ju]

My favorite stanza is the last one tbh “With the Aussies at Beersheba, took the wells so badly needed; and the Polish lancers charging German tanks!” Wish they didn’t have the sound fade out yet.

[@tomaszkwiecien275]

I love this song, but I am really upset about "Polish lancers charging german tanks".

[@mischi9203]

@@tomaszkwiecien275 Polish lancers never charged at german tanks

[@commando552]

@@mischi9203 Although this mostly comes from German then Soviet propaganda about the "Charge at Krojanty", there is still a hair of truth to it. Although they charged at infantry they were left exposed meaning they were then mowed down by machine gun and cannon fire from German armoured cars and had to retreat.

[@ethernetmumasmr_3231]

Poles never charged tanks with lances, its a stupid myth

[@Danheron2]

My favorite was the part after that “ Saw Ross’s mount shot down in Washingtown the night we burn the White House down” lol

[@MrSimon117]

We store and maintain our fighting vehicles in the same hangers which housed the horses. Dragoons never die. Bold and Swift.

[@terrymcconville3659]

Really...In Pet?

[@johnburnett5377]

Where?

[@gthoughtsfromafrica4468]

Yhea try that dragoons never die thing with the Boer people 😂

[@cooldloop2381]

That one scene from war horse tho. When it cuts to all the men and then to just horses.

[@tylermech66]

thank you, I finally know the name of this now. time to watch me a cavalry movie.

[@cooldloop2381]

@@tylermech66 It’s mainly about the horse. Not really cavalry focused but has some in it.

[@tylermech66]

@@cooldloop2381 oh! still sound interesting.

[@pineapple0748]

I know right

[@brokenandcraked]

@@tylermech66 if you want a fairly decent cavalry movie look for "The Colt" it's a 2005 movie about a cavalry soldier during the American civil war, whose horse gives birth one night and the soldier has to try to keep the colt alive while fighting the war.

[@neiljohnson6815]

When I was young and in the US Army, I commanded an armored cavalry troop. Sadly no horses, we had tanks and other armored vehicles. Great times! And Corb Lund has hit the nail on the head with this song.

[@davesmith820]

Served and rode,, Lord Strathconas Horse Royal Canadain

[@Collin_Creates]

In Afghanistan? Or in parade?

[@jamesauger7113]

@@Collin_Creates Oh Please!

[@Robert-00768]

@@Collin_Creates haha that's funny 😄

[@jameswoodard4304]

@@Robert-00768, Why do you assume he's kidding? The Straths are a battlefield armored cavalry unit, but they also have a ceremonial horse guard attached to them. Seeing that the song is about fellows riding horses, and "cavalry" units today are mechanized, it's not necessarily a joke or a dumb question.

[@umbra1212]

The intro to the song, accompanied by the movie scene, send shivers down my spine, that nothing in my life has ever done.

[@twillison8824]

That last part with the special forces charging to all beat hell was the perfect ending.

[@Steven-mk4gg]

The Corb Lund Band is a gaddang Canadian National Treasure. They can just move on to the good ole U.S.ofA. We'd be happy to have them down here in South.

[@loganbennett2488]

Same goes for colter wall, but we in the west want him. I discovered both in the past year and both times I was shocked they were Canadian. Sound more American than most American artists I find.

[@BLMann]

Mississippi checking in here. Agree. Corb and Colter can come here any time.

[@pineapple0748]

Tell me bout it boy he needs to come to Bama rn I think in fact me his performing in Memphis in a few days

[@donlomax4373]

My son was one of those SF pony soldiers in Afghanistan.

[@rwenzenauer]

Excellent. Wished you had included MY Favorite horsebound attack, the CHARGE OF THE Australian Light Horsemen at the battle of Beer Shiva in World War. A great Aussie move The Light Horsemen. But your compilation is fantastic. iDOC ENZ

[@Collin_Creates]

Thanks for the comment! I could only use footage I found off of KZbin so I was a little limited.

[@ManDownUnder2]

Battle of *Beersheba or Be'er Sheva

[@desert_yeti9852]

I would like to inform you that at the end he does include it in the song just not this video

[@ManDownUnder2]

Jarrett Smith where can you find the full song?

[@desert_yeti9852]

@@ManDownUnder2 I believe it's on youtube on the singers account. His name is corb Lund.

[@totalhorse6987]

The craftsmanship of the wordsmith and the expertise of the axe wielders neglected apes on horses. Hail Caesar.

[@davidkolstad1576]

Collin, Spent the day with your parents at the fair, they shared your video with us. Pretty nice job Young Man!! Looking forward to the next one!!

[@dillonhildebrand2001]

This is Definatly my favorite Corb Lund song

[@Y2KNW]

Thanks for the Mayerthorpe nod, eh. My cousin's husband was hauling stuff away that day and if he'd gone back for one more load, he'd have been killed too.

[@terrymcconville3659]

I remember the sad radio call for 4 members end of shift....

[@jameswoodard4304]

That is one of the best aspects of this song, that it recognizes the Mayerthorpe killings. As an American, this song is the first I had ever heard of the incident. I'm glad it raises awareness for those who have never heard about it.

[@FlyingTooFast]

What film was the clip from?

[@connormclernon26]

Too bad they don’t mention the last real cavalry charge at Izbushensky. Italian cavalry, for all that Italy somewhat deservedly gets clowned on for their performance in WW1 and WW2, beat machine guns with cavalry armed with sabres and grenades. It was so surreal that the German officers observing went, “Colonel, these kinds of things, we cannot do them anymore.”

[@rightsteve2663]

Rythm of the song sounds like a horse gallop.

[@Steven-mk4gg]

Corb is pretty good about that. Check out "I wanna be in the Cavalry Reprise." The sadness can be felt in every bar.

[@raptorjesus5870]

coincidence... I THINK NOT!!!

[@theprojectproject01]

PROBABLY NOT BY ACCIDENT I mean, The guy makes music for a living

[@terrymcconville3659]

Great video, was a modern cavalry man, Strathcona, Dragoon and Hussar... except only rode one horse in the Army! The rest were a bit thicker and made of steel!

[@raptorjesus5870]

Thik

[@ravensamurai6758]

Proud of my mixed ancestry, A russian Cossack and the mighty khan, and a few horseback samurai

[@asteriasheria2053]

So cool

[@Baron_Lio]

My ancestors slaughter many innocent people. But I bet they where cool though.

[@26ozkan]

I love this song and I don't know how many times I've listened. Each time I was imagining these scenes and you made it perfectly. Well done mate :)

[@gaiusjuliusmaximus8062]

Blood memory activate

[@Collin_Creates]

Thanks for watching! Cya in the next video.

[@AtticAnimations]

Still waiting...

[@DariusOfPersia]

I'm a hussar, I'm a Hun, I'm a wretched Englishman Routing Bonaparte at Waterloo I'm a dragoon on a dun, I'm a Cossack on the run I'm a horse soldier, timeless through and through Well, I's with Custer and the 7th, '76 or '77 Scalped at Little Bighorn by the Sioux And the tears and devastation of a once-proud warrior nation This I know, 'cause I was riding with them too And I drank mare's blood on the run, when I rode with the Great Khan On the frozen Mongol steppe while at his height And I's a White Guard, I's a Red Guard, I's the Tsar's own palace horse guard When Romanov was murdered in the night And I knew Saladin and rode his swift Arabians Harassing doomed Crusaders on their heavy drafts And yet I rode the percheron against the circling Saracen And once again against myself was cast Well, I'm a hussar, I'm a Hun, I'm a wretched Englishman Routing Bonaparte at Waterloo I'm a dragoon on a dun, I'm a Cossack on the run I'm a horse soldier, timeless through and through Well, I've worn the Mounties' crimson, if you're silent and you'll listen You'll know that it was with them that I stood When Mayerthorpe, she cried, as her four horsemen died Gunned down in scarlet, coldest blood Well, I's the firstest with the mostest, when I fought for Bedford Forrest Suffered General Wilson's Union raid And mine was not to reason why, mine was but to do or die At Crimea, with the charging Light Brigade On hire from Swiss or Sweden, be me Christian, be me heathen The Devil to the sabre I shall put With a crack flanking maneuver, I'm an Uhlan alles über Striking terror into regiment of foot Well, I'm a hussar, I'm a Hun, I'm a wretched Englishman Routing Bonaparte at Waterloo I'm a dragoon on a dun, I'm a Cossack on the run I'm a horse soldier, timeless through and through Well, I knew my days were numbered when o'er the trenches lumbered More modern machinations de la guerre No match for rapid fire, or the steel birds of the sky With a final rearguard action, I retreat No match for barbed wire, or the armored engine's whine Reluctant, I retire and take my leave Today I ride with special forces on those wily Afghan horses Dostum's Northern Alliance give their thanks No matter defeat or victory in battle, it occurs to me That we may see a swelling in our ranks Well, I'm a hussar, I'm a Hun, I'm a wretched Englishman Routing Bonaparte at Waterloo I'm a dragoon on a dun, I'm a Cossack on the run I'm a horse soldier, timeless through and through I'm a horse soldier, eternal through and through I's with the Aussies at Beersheba, took the wells so badly-needed And the Polish lancers charging German tanks Saw Ross' mount shot down at Washingtown the night we burned the White House down And cursed the sack of York and sons of Yanks

[@Hans140]

Ya know, we need more people like you in these comment sections

[@leefletcher3113]

We had a old polish cavalry officer who rode his hoarse across our local park here in derby uk till the council said no. The Germans couldn’t stop him but bureaucrats did

[@doublepoet7852]

My ancestors unit is mentioned. My ancestor indeed rode with bedford forrest.

[@anniew4105]

Based ❤

[@Aemlief1]

Glad to see Corb Lund start to getting some traction...

[@donmcgibbon6575]

"You ain't Cav' you ain't shit!" [Unofficial Motto of the the United States Air Cavalry]

[@Briselance]

Heh. Infantry would tell them different words, for sure. :-P

[@tmlafrance]

The line they never crossed, the horse they never rode, and well, the yellow........

[@yallsome5213]

@@tmlafrance as former 1st Cav scout, I always thought that was funny.

[@kadekitchin7356]

1:25 Historically accurate colorful knights makes me very happy, way better than the bs movies and shows that have anything in Medieval times dark and miserable. Btw what movie is that scene from?

[@iuris.a5474]

Henry V (1944)

[@kadekitchin7356]

@@iuris.a5474 cheers

[@jamesstuder511]

In spite of the rogue's gallery of units and commanders I find myself enjoying this song if for no other reason than following along and quizzing myself on who he is referring to.

[@amitroy2996]

What is the name of the painting at 2:42, the knight slaying the devil while on horseback? Also 2:58 is badass with the British cavalry riding up and the prolonged slow motion shot.

[@speakingeasily7714]

St. George and the Dragon by Raphael

[@amitroy2996]

@@speakingeasily7714 Thank you so much. Be safe.

[@fordliby6543]

This is really late, but the slow motion British cavalry charge is from the movie Waterloo (1970). One of the best, you won’t see a movie like it anymore. I would recommend you give it a watch.

[@amitroy2996]

@@fordliby6543 Thank you so much, and it is never late.

[@phillipevans6825]

Once a cavalry man always a cavalry man hooha

[@pineapple0748]

AMEN FIRSTEST WITH THE MOSTEST

[@Brajany]

C A V A L R Y

[@Greekwarrior47]

That's an incredible song!! I'm gonna hum it to my horse

[@sichtbar6441]

I was Born to late screw drones, tanks and machine guns..... glory never dies

[@taylorcrain4740]

I say it always comes unto this with you!

[@seanfi]

was curious what I was going to see regarding Mayerthorpe. well done.

[@footsy420]

it would be really cool to get a list of the films th are clipped. I love this. The hussars are tres cool.

[@Collin_Creates]

I littaraly just looked up on KZbin "winged polish hussar" and so on and so forth. I got all of the footage from KZbin.

[@jameswoodard4304]

@@Collin_Creates, Yes, but they were all originally from movies, so it would have been nice to give credit. The videos you clipped from should have credited the original as well so you would have the info.

[@pima5033]

1683 battle of vienna

[@tncavscout]

I can't get this damn song out of my head. Even in my sleep, I'm remembering it! It haunts me now!

[@heartrate0]

anyone notice the beat is to the gallop of a horse?

[@Pyroproctos]

This song mirrors so nicely with Plamenev's "Cannon Fodder".

[@madlarkin8]

So... This song on the actual song creators youtube page has a few thousand dislikes. Anyone have an explanation? apparently on this vid it's unanimously loved.

[@depholade]

No idea. If I had to give a guess I’d say it’s people who didn’t like the pronunciation of some of the words

[@bdub1682]

Probably polish people maybe? The full song fades out an mentions polish lancers charging German tanks, which isn't true ig and seems to have made them mad

[@philliprose6706]

This is a fantastic video for a fantastic song

[@daveplus5563]

really cool vid. the song is a nice choice as well

[@themanthatpacs4550]

So where is the scene with the Mounties charging a motorcycle from

[@Y2KNW]

An episode of 'Due South', a TV show about a Canadian mountie who ends up in the US. It's a funny buddy-cop show from a while back.

[@leaksson93]

I just struck music gold! :D

[@doggerbendrailway6002]

The last charge in ww 1 was a Australian charge at Beersheba 3 miles open ground and the toke the town

[@theprojectproject01]

Great Now I gotta go read Blood Meridian again

[@reikyfoxxe1847]

What movie is the “attack what attack where?” Part from?

[@Collin_Creates]

The charge of the light brigade.

[@MomentsInTrading]

What happened was that the orders were relayed person to person through groups that didn’t get along well. By the time the order was given to the Light Brigade, they were told to charge head on instead of a side flank maneuver. The brigade.. considered at the time to be the best Calvary division in the world... was for the most part wiped out. Crimea War.

[@johnburnett5377]

Fabulous video.

[@leonturtle9521]

Every time I look for the song I look for this video

[@Dave-1776]

cool

[@isaacshultz8128]

Caligula the god emperor was a cavalryman

[@Collin_Creates]

There is only 1 GOD 👆

[@yerofeyev2511]

Nice compilation!

[@patlogaming6450]

Whats the movie in the beginning?

[@flak509]

Amazing job pal, amazing. Brings out the old Guardshussar in me 😀

[@adamcook1558]

Awesome video.

[@davidscoltock3970]

Interestingly, the British cavalry where considered to be the worst in Europe. We where very much an infantry nation.

[@Jorn-gy3yc]

Agreed, but well drilled and trained rapid forming square formantions that have moral no to route upon cav charge. and enough 9 and 6 pounders can compesate for the lack of cavalarry/skilled horsemen/dragoons/hussars , if we speaking of napleonic, empirial periods

[@catthomas3097]

Actually we had the best troopers and horseman in Europe however we had the worst leaders of cavalry, however in small formations no cavalry in Europe could match us, but we often kept charging in major formations.

[@xgladar]

anyone know what the scene of 3:03 of the charging french is from?

[@josephcullman5131]

Great job on this

[@Collin_Creates]

Thanks man

[@Frisky_FZR]

This songs amazing

[@Collin_Creates]

I agree. I'm planning on making more music videos once I have time.

[@doodmonkey]

Love this song

[@jtrlatinist2227]

Someone should seriously make Is foot soldier foot soldier an infantry song

[@johnmacneill7489]

3:45 :OOOOHHHhhhhhOHOOHHHOHOHH so cool

[@isaiahcampbell488]

Nicely done!!!

[@Collin_Creates]

Thank you. More content coming soon hopefully.

[@ChickenWired]

well done!

[@dolphingamer7661]

Who else had this song randomly appear in their KZbin mix and couldn’t stop listening to it

[@Collin_Creates]

Somehow I got on the algorithm

[@dolphingamer7661]

@@Collin_Creates indeed

[@johnr797]

Well done

[@alswann2702]

Nathan Bedford Forrest!!

[@apinoquet]

Honor, courage and duty

[@TheDarkflipper]

this is a banger

[@cindykerr-friberg5284]

The Sioux never would have fell if they listened to sitting bull and loot the fallen 7th cavalry

[@HazmatUnit]

Any one know the name of the movie with the mounties in it

[@chadreese9501]

This was incredibly well done.

[@lordedmundblackadder9321]

can someone tell me what the scene at the beginning is from

[@blairxing5656]

Charge of the Light Brigade

[@southpawhammer8644]

Really well put together, bravo

[@wintersking4290]

Nice

[@BaranZenon]

Kinda cool that the part about polish lancers charging german tanks during ww2 was not in this clip. That stupid myth pisses me off.

[@superacer1]

There was a polish cavalry attack just not against tanks

[@footsy420]

whoever loves this should play Microsoft Age of Empires 2. All of the units outside of North america referenced here are in the game. Its real time strategy. Chess on steroids.

[@МихаилГрохов-н6с]

Ghaaaaaaaaaaarch!!!

[@jasonarcher7268]

Very well done

[@soumyajitsingha9614]

The nemey werent the winged hussars as portrayed in the video's first part

[@DelStrainOriginal12Legion]

No Aussies at Basheera verse.

[@ChristopherGrahamCS]

the song gets cut off too early

[@jameswoodard4304]

A couple of these were odd choices. The one of the mass of mounties charging after a motorcycle with lances I'm pretty sure comes from a goofy comedy, and the scene of the Indians from an old western looks a bit goofy. These were a couple of the saddest and most evocative sections of the song, so the tonal contrast is a bit jarring. Especially going right from a comedic scene to the real image of the four mounties being mourned is some serious tonal whiplash. Still, those scenes at the end from Horse Soldier and that Chris Hemsworth movie (can't place it, I must not have seen the movie) were spot on and very fitting.

[@TrenchCoatDingo]

2:49 Krieg!!

[@cody_d3628]

What movie/film is the last clip from?

[@Collin_Creates]

12 strong

[@cody_d3628]

@@Collin_Creates thanks

[@ravensamurai6758]

1:08 love death and robots season 2 "the secret war" and thats ww2 soviets... not ww1 imperal russian cossacks...

[@Collin_Creates]

I know but I couldn't find any russian cavalry footage. And my video editor totally ruined the speed of the clip so it looks messed up, I never fixed it before I posted 😁. I found out about that episode of love death robots from another music video "let me down slowly" by Alec Benjamen.

[@ravensamurai6758]

@@Collin_Creates same here

[@TL-he7vu]

Great film editing to a great song. Can anyone give the name of the movie that starts at around 3:14?

[@iuris.a5474]

War Horse

[@salmon301]

Would have been nice to mention the cavalry charges of ww2, there were quite a few on the eastern front still!

[@hassanfadli1199]

12 strong ❤️❤️❤️

[@lepmuhangpa]

No horses no more, bruv.

[@AtticAnimations]

Nice stream lol

[@stealthysam7761]

What is the name of the movie about Little Big Horn

[@bradleybeck662]

Love the song. Shame you left the Boer War and The Battle of Beersheba out of the song. You may have United a whole world. NOT CRITICISM LOVED THE SONG.

[@kadekitchin7356]

Battle of Beersheba is in the song lol

[@kraccusblack1022]

didnt ride a horse but i did ride that silk, and the last horse charge was the Polish Calvary vs German Panzers why not mention of those brave Warriors.

[@RockManIAm]

In the original song, by Corb Lund, he mentions them right at the end of the song. This version cut off that part

[@superacer1]

“Was with the Aussies at Bashiba, took the wells so badly needed, and the polish lancers charging German tanks”

[@pima5033]

Actually Poles never charged Germans tanks

[@superacer1]

@@pima5033 no it was actually armored cars

[@pima5033]

@@superacer1 In fact uhlans weren't charging at them, they attacked infantry and got surprised by armoured cars

[@lawrencemay8671]

Who sings this

[@Collin_Creates]

Corb Lund

[@iLikePineTrees]

What movie is the mongol clip from?

[@stealthysam7761]

At 1:10 where is that from

[@Collin_Creates]

Love death and robots episode kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJWQopqMobBjeac

[@critterball2614]

What was the clip with Genghis Khan???

[@Collin_Creates]

I can't remember, it might have been from this movie though. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6mqoXmPa7R9jck

[@centurion7993]

Good work, and may the spirit of the eternal horse soldier watch over us all Edit:spelling/grammar

[@I_am_Diogenes]

WHY , when describing an Englishman , is the preferred adjective "retched" ?

[@j_fitz6913]

Because anyone that’s read a history book would call the English retched.

[@ProjectEkerTest33]

Because people tend to get a bit annoyed when you take over 25% of the planet. Sore losers. *Sips tea smugly*

[@Jess-pe8bq]

There’s a lot of times that people would refer to themselves by a name their enemies gave them - see also, the Marines being referred to as “Devil Dogs” in reference to a name given to them by the Germans after the Battle of Bellau Wood.

[@slome815]

@@Jess-pe8bq A name american newspapers said they were given by the germans. It was first mentioned in an american newspaper, there is absolutely zero evidence the germans ever used the name. None of the german soldiers that were at belleau wood (nor anywhere else on the front) recalled calling the americans that in later interviews. There's also not a single writen german source for it. At it's best it's something a bragging marine made up, at worst it's just a piece of propaganda.

[@anythingthoughanythingthou2453]

@@j_fitz6913 if you read the history book of any nation you realize that none are different except some strong and others weak. The strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must.