Tex Ritter, "Remember the Alamo" (1956)

Tex Ritter performs "Remember the Alamo" in the PUBLIC DOMAIN MOVIE "Freedom Highway" (1956).
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[@robertwaid3579]

Thank You for the Reminder & the Wonderful Singing of Tex Ritter. He was also A True American. Between His Version of the Song, & ,Johnny Cash's Version it was a Toss up over Both Versions. Thanks Again.

[@H.L.-fj6zd]

Tex Ritter sung “The Battle of the Alamo,’ … in this scene in the movie “Down Liberty Road.”

[@WimGrundy]

Tommy Kirk in 1956 as "Jimmy" in ''Down Liberty Road''!!

[@marsinahal-badri8875]

I met a Vietnam vet not too many years ago, who told me it wasn't death he was afraid of, it was the dying that bothered him. (He had seen too many friends dying).---KiraSeer

[@elmerlarimer9026]

tex good singer thank you

[@mkworkman]

The Battle of the Alamo (February 23 - March 6, 1836) was a pivotal event in the Texas Revolution.

[@matthewlivermanne4441]

Awesome

[@dcoppedge06]

My distant relative fought in the battle of the alamo.

[@marsinahal-badri8875]

Reminds me of St. Ulfilas trying to convert the Goths in mid-4th century.---KiraSeer

[@rickeastwood1220]

Texas has a friend in Rick Eastwood!

[@matthewlivermanne4441]

Remember the Alamo

[@MIKECNW]

Is this the original version of the song?

[@fanchbrezoneg]

Is't a song written by Jane Bowers, recorded 1959 by the Kingston Trio.

[@steveroberts8719]

That it was.

[@wesleycook7687]

Better than Johnny Cash's version.

[@CashPresley32]

Two of our states were their own republics at one time. Those states were California and Texas.

[@duncanbeach3131]

Yeah, and Texas should've been LEFT to fall. Damn stubborn jerks.

[@duncanbeach3131]

WhatEver. At least Uncle Sam didn't have to take MY home state out back of the woodshed in 1860 and give it a paddling.

[@duncanbeach3131]

You know, you make a fence-post look like Einstein by comparison. Go pound sand, vacuum-brain.

[@duncanbeach3131]

ONLY things to come out of Tex-Ass were runty men and sand fleas. And YOU'RE certainly NO man, no matter HOW runty.

[@duncanbeach3131]

WhatEVER you say, sand flea. As much hassle as you've given me, you MUST be a BABY sand flea. Duzzums need a pampers change? A ba-ba? Must be your naptime!