TOMMY HORTON BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS

[@biancamoore413]

I grew up, listening to this kind of music. I love it. This is one of my favorite songs.

[@jaswmclark]

Goddamn yankee propoganda. We British never ran only made slow stratigic withdrawls. It was the artillery of pirate Jean LaFitte that won the battle, Not Jackson's yankee infantry

[@Deejaay83urj38]

As did I

[@TokyoRake]

This song is about the war between Common Law enshrined rights of man and the unlawfulness of Admiralty Law. This battle rages even today.

[@lindaberg1695]

I grew up listening to this son and 60 years later I still love it!!!

[@jajajajajajaja11]

Love this song and the USA even tho am British

[@williamjones2767]

jason Cropper there's a British version

[@zalieguthrie242]

Way back in the day found out that my ancestor was a Loyalist, lol feel yeah and my mom British.

[@jeffyoung60]

You probably were amused at what you thought was an example of bad colonial singing.

[@Nobody-Nowhere-USA]

So what do you think of Sink the Bismarck? Very popular American song about what the British had to do. America wasn't even in the war at the time !

[@Deejaay83urj38]

What did you think the original Americans were 👍

[@raleighburner1589]

Bless the song and the Lord for granting us this beautiful song ..absolute love from IRELAND. ....GOD BLESS AMERICA

[@larrygrant-hy8sk]

Johnny Hortons album is a best seller

[@faithmarie1956]

I'm 68 years old and when I was 4, I remember this song. Especially about the rabbits.

[@tammiekenpaschen3884]

Straight from the soundtrack of my childhood. Great memories!!

[@LudvigBergfjord]

I LOVE THIS SONG THIS IS GOOD

[@halokey136]

You know when i was little i loved this song and now older i still do :D

[@mzubu]

Great performance...

[@1charlastar886]

My great, great, great uncle, Gen. John Coffee of Tennessee (not the by the same name of GA who was my 3x great grandpa), was Col. Andrew Jackson's best friend. He marched (ran) his Tennessee regular backwoods men 70 miles a day to the Battle of New Orleans.

[@GYPSYSILVERMAN]

I have not heard this song since I was a just a kid.. Way COOL !!! These guy did this song perfect, just like in the old days. People wanted to change this song to our National anthem. Could of been. Thank God for You tube

[@baldy194859]

+Brett Paulson is he related to Johnny Horton

[@Helldiver_1]

Learned something new today

[@lanslay7342]

Absolutely beautiful and very beautifully done!!❤️👏👍✝️🌹🇺🇸🛐💕💗💓🎆🔯🔯🌄🇱🇷

[@sharihouse3381]

Love it song

[@dawnharris8628]

My dad used to make me and my sister sing this song by memory. We were 7&4!! 😊

[@anselman3156]

I have a childhood memory of a favourite record of it by Lonnie Donegan-good version.

[@cfomahm]

Thank you for sharing this.

[@thomaslamendola4027]

When I taught history, I used this song when we did the unit on the War of 1812. A timeless, terrific tune.

[@mrgoogle6569]

Song for us Yanks in 2022 vs Wales and England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 during our first round matches in the World cup

[@mattdouglas8180]

great song and a true story, wish I could have been there. except for the alligator part, lol.

[@rosellacestarioli921]

Nel 1960 avevo sentito una versione di questa canzone bellissima ma non ricordo più chi lha cantava l ho cercata per anni

[@brandonmonk7902]

tommy and I go way back from lovelady texas. i have spent a many of days down at the farm shooting guns with him. great time.

[@BAMA-2019]

O you did not!!

[@lanabilliter6175]

I love all of old songs. and singers.

[@gilbertsanchez3277]

That was great. I like the way he sang it.

[@mariamuntades8310]

Ritmo, y aguantar la respiración,...... 🪕🎻🪗🎸,🎼🎶🎵🎹🥁

[@larryholland7192]

Nice drum work!!

[@buskerbuddy2108]

Very nice,

[@kanechilders102]

I can confirm what Ms. Donavan said. Tommy Horton is my uncle. The sister that Ms. Donavan speaks of is my mother. Tommy has never claimed to be the son of Johnny Horton! Tommy has worked at playing music his entire life! Where he is at this point in his life is because of hard work and GOD given talent!

[@majikslim82]

NOW THAT MAN IS AMERICA!!!! God I love it.

[@asher2585]

heard this song off my granddads tape in his truck..mind you now i'm 27.love it.its been hard to find this song on youtube.but this is the best version iv'e found of it yet.good job.

[@34Lisaann]

I grow up listen to this song I love it

[@kierannolan8859]

i was lucky enough to meet Tommy in Brady Texas in march, he done a great show,,

[@shockofGod]

Excellent

[@jerrymcjunkin8398]

Awesome thanks for posting ❤ 😊!!++

[@charlenevarada--Stargazer]

Love this song & the lyrics too 😂

[@jaswmclark]

Too bad the lyrics are a pack of lies.

[@sharihouse3381]

He good song

[@jackieeastom8758]

Best part about this song is that it historically accurate! Old Hickory whooped the British at the battle of New Orleans! 🇺🇸 God bless America🇺🇸

[@jaswmclark]

Like hell it is! Don't go to Kingston Ontario. The decendents of the British who fought in that battle settled there annd they love to slaughter yankees even if it is only on the Hockey rink.

[@mrgoogle6569]

Song for this World cup!!

[@hughneek12]

Old style, the way it should be!

[@napman99]

Been searching for this one for so many years. Thanks a million. Even if it's not the original.

[@xexdxgxex]

Damn Tommy is gettin down. Wow what a badass. Killer video. I want to see him live now

[@isaacdoherty226]

I Picked up some SUN RECORDS from FROM Woolworth in PHILADELPHIA IN LATE 1950s and i think it was JIMMY DRIFTWOOD back then who song The VERY UNFORTUNATE MAN and had to travel all the way from SCOTLAND to get it.(Merchant Navy : yep i"m that old lol .

[@raymondhopwood9393]

You think you could download the Jimmy Driftwood version, which is the complete song?

[@sharihouse3381]

He no how song it he good song 1814

[@twirpo75]

Awesome. just awesome.

[@rickjohn4621]

Fantastic! RIP

[@NGMountains]

Back when they taught patriotism, civics and US history in elementary school this song was required listening.

[@alexandraasbury9974]

those were the good old days.

[@LlamasOnMySofa]

Johnny was a teacher. This was part of his teaching.

[@HeleneLouise]

Greeeeeat!!!

[@christestorff9973]

The song gets to show you that strenth isn't always in numbers just because you may find your self out numbered dosn't mean NOTHING!

[@erniedardar2339]

I’m sure glad I grew up in this era because the generation from the 1990 have no more Patriotic Hearts 💔

[@ant-1382]

An oldie, but a goodie. Justin Bieber wont last this long!! Nor any of the other current pop stars.

[@GeorgePossley]

My cover of "Battle of New Orleans" used to be a video response to this video and got tons of hits because of it. Now, it does not seem to be listed as a response. Why would that change? I mean no disrespect only wish to learn how things work.

[@Badusername2000]

I know this is old as dirt, but its because they took away the video response system after you posted your response, so it deleted the video

[@michaelhayes1340]

Awesome

[@hennihabeck8502]

An Honor posthum? I knew the man and His wife Cleda. The nicest people I ever met.

[@grimulkin5462]

i live in tennessee

[@historicbloke]

cool cover :)

[@bridlingtonengland75]

When was this? Would loved to have been in that crowd.

[@LadyKnight72]

Awesome!

[@jerematthewjohnson5677]

please come to the 200th chalmette it going awesome ill be there

[@shaggybreeks]

@TheFulcherman The British troops in that song are the very same troops who defeated Napoleon's army at Waterloo, just months before. The very same guys. It's an actual historical event, although not quite as told in the song.

[@maunsell24]

Not many 'same guys'. Only the 4th Foot (one battalion) was present at both battles. The 44th was split: the 1st battalion went to New Orleans and the 2nd to Waterloo.

[@michellepeoplelikeyoumurde8373]

Hey shaggybreeks you're name in the uk means wanker!

[@sidhill57]

The gentleman hit it! There's been a mistake on the title.It was indeed Jimmy Driftwood who wrote this song but it was Johnny Horton who,IMHO,did the best job singing it and the name Tommy Horton is a typo.Thank you for the treat.

[@robertawalsh2995]

Nope, that's not a typo. Maybe Johnny Horton did the best job singing the song, but this is Tommy Horton. Does this video look pre-1960 to you? Johnny Horton died in 1960. Tommy Horton was a regular on the Louisiana Hayride out of Shreveport, Louisiana, in the 1970's.

[@dawnharris8628]

Love you brother!! 😊

[@Arturo7881]

In 1814 we took a little trip Along with Colonel Jackson down the mighty Mississip' We took a little bacon and we took a little beans And we caught the bloody British in the town of New Orleans We fired our guns and the British kept a-comin' There wasn't as many as there was a while ago We fired once more and they began to runnin' On down the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico We looked down a river and we see'd the British come And there must have been a hundred of 'em beatin' on the drum They stepped so high and they made their bugles ring We stood behind our cotton bales and didn't say a thing We fired our guns and the British kept a-comin' There wasn't as many as there was a while ago We fired once more and they began to runnin' On down the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico Old Hickory said, "We could take 'em by surprise If we didn't fire our muskets 'til we looked 'em in the eye" We held our fire 'til we see'd their faces well Then we opened up our squirrel guns and gave 'em Well, we fired our guns and the British kept a-comin' There wasn't as many as there was a while ago We fired once more and they began to runnin' On down the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico Yeah, they ran through the briers and they ran through the brambles And they ran through the bushes where a rabbit couldn't go They ran so fast that the hounds couldn't catch 'em On down the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico We fired our cannon 'til the barrel melted down So we grabbed an alligator and we fought another round We filled his head with cannonballs 'n' powdered his behind And when we touched the powder off, the gator lost his mind We fired our guns and the British kept a-comin' There wasn't as many as there was a while ago We fired once more and they began to runnin' On down the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico Yeah, they ran through the briers and they ran through the brambles And they ran through the bushes where a rabbit couldn't go They ran so fast that the hounds couldn't catch 'em On down the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico Hut, two, three, four Sound off, three, four Hut, two, three, four Sound off, three, four Hut, two, three, four Hut, two, three, four

[@JeriHorton-f6b]

Love Tommy

[@jeffsayler464]

They don't have to teach me this in school. I took stairway to heaven in 3rd grade and the girl behind me said she didn't get to play her song. Oh well.

[@jspee1965]

Gator cannons... don't mess with them.

[@LadyKnight72]

Why aren't there 17500 likes on this video?

[@caroledonovan8384]

Please read my answer on the next page! Tommy Horton is his real name, but he is NOT related to Johnny Horton. Johnny was living in California for many years during the time when tommy was born in Brownwood, TX. Tommy has one sister. Tommy and his real father are absolute lookalikes. Johnny Horton's daughters live close to Texarkana, and will testify they have no brother. Please read my other post.

[@7722993]

A little checking shows Jonny Horton died in Milano Texas in an Auto accident in 1960, he was 35.

[@Randall-mt7jk]

Us older country fans already know this!

[@theslimemolds5099]

AWESOME

[@magafreedom6637]

I think of it as a National Anthem

[@wendymartinez6737]

Can’t beat Johnny Horton’s version. This is no comparison.

[@robertrubi3805]

1:44

[@kalwidget]

It isnt a lie at all, Napoloen faced the allied armies under the command of Lord Wellesey at Waterloo. If any of the armies had failed then the French would have won. If the British line had not held the battle would have been over. It was a close run thing.

[@krises2169]

Great song. Pure fantasy. We did burn the white house down after this. That's why it's painted white.

[@janwilliams579]

This is a hoot! More fun than the original.

[@beckywinkler3449]

I have the 45rpm of this song.

[@mb935]

I can't belive the man didn't sing the Jimmy Driftwood version of The Battle of New Orleans...Very disappointing.Good video..Good song

[@fractuss]

He left out a few verses. It is similar to the Johnny Horton version though.

[@Kacee2]

Dont know how my post ended up here... I was referring to the British version.

[@hiturbine]

I thought his name was Johhny Horton?

[@ruecross6687]

-_- gosh all this debate on britsh,french,german,Prussians ,and the Dutch is rather weird i mean seriously it was all in the past dont get me wrong i love history and all but this debate is dumb wut happened in the past stays in the past just get over it already history is history u cany change it.

[@7722993]

Or Eye talian...

[@Spanish_Historian]

This is fire

[@MrFalconford]

uss ronald reagan is coming

[@Andrew-zq8fm]

Yeeeahhh 🇺🇸

[@BardofShadow]

wikipedia ain't always the most reliable source.... They may usually pop up first in search results, but so do others that pay for topslot. Just sayin'....

[@glipzik]

@S

[@LifeOhTom]

THATS MY NAME!

[@kalwidget]

Not quite, not all of the troops under the flag or the Union fought against Napoleon.

[@kanechilders102]

Hi

[@mememe853]

hello

[@helenislas7348]

Old Hickory was General Jackson, the point is the ol' American boys took them through the forests because the British were out of their element and therefore having the advantage, well, they kicked ass! The Brits came back with thousands more taking the White House by burning it down, yes this was the Battle of New Orleans, 1814. The historical song written by a history teacher became very famous and Johnny putting it to music; is just a classic.

[@alwyn626]

i was listening to this and not being up with US history, i was wondering who " Ol Hickory " was. how did that name come about ?

[@hkhjg1734]

+Alwyn Dellow Jackson marched from Tennessee with an army of milita men down south. On his way back up his men started calling him old hickory due to how tough and relentless he was during the march. Hickory is notoriously a very hard wood.

[@dakotacharming2176]

hk hjg that's my porn name

[@abibleandagun1975]

Helen Islas woe your horses Sister Helen, a few good ol boys from Canada burned down the Whitehouse not the Brits ... there is a big difference, you know! The Canucks did this because in 1790 the Americans burned down The Parliament Buildings that once stood in Toronto Ontario Canada at what is now the corner of Parliament St. and Front St. Same in America Same in Canada ... Canada is already toast ... America is hanging on by a thread Christian Persecution Worldwide ... nothing new I like the music and the vocals Lord Jesus the Christ my saviour Amen Amen and Amen

[@abibleandagun1975]

hk hjg porn is a demon spirit that has infiltrated ... you can cast it out any time you want it will eventually destroy you and your loved ones and put you into poverty it will not stop even after it has taken all of what you have unless you stop it Mark 16 16 17 18 KJV 1611 Bible Ol' Hickory was a devout Southern Baptist God fearing Christian. He prayed every morning for the Almighty to help him. No one was allowed in his tent in the morning until he finished talking to the Almighty. Lord Jesus the Christ our saviour.

[@coltonrowell9116]

Son of Johnny Horton? Both really good singers

[@robertawalsh2995]

Johnny Horton had daughters. Doesn't say anywhere that Tommy Horton ever claimed to be Johnny's son.

[@williamwadman5426]

Tommy is a auto corrected from Johnny .

[@jramsay100]

@@williamwadman5426 No, Tommy Horton is correct. Johnny Horton died in a car crash in 1960, when he was 35 years old. Tommy Horton (no relation) is a musician in his own right. A tribute to the legendary Johnny Horton is a special segment of Tommy's show.

[@joyler2446]

You have the name rong it is Johnny Horton not tomy horton

[@robertawalsh2995]

No, you have the name wrong. THIS video is Tommy Horton.

[@bigbam2wwf]

hahaha donkey kong with a drum

[@LlamasOnMySofa]

Who's singing it? Johnny died in 1960

[@robertawalsh2995]

Tommy Horton is singing it. Tommy Horton was a regular on the Louisiana Hayride out of Shreveport, Louisiana, in the 1970's.

[@LlamasOnMySofa]

@@robertawalsh2995 Thanks so much - I had no idea! Thanks for teaching me something good today! I'll watch out for him x

[@Kacee2]

This is total B.S. You change the lyrics as to not offend anyone....WELL IT OFFENDS ME !!! Look up the original and play that !!!

[@michaellesko6950]

What are you talking about. Those "ARE" Johnny Horton"s lyrics he is singing.

[@schlendrian5910]

Wer ist auch wegen Les Humphries' "Mexico" hier?

[@ruecross6687]

cant;t

[@stevelambright175]

is tommy horton part of johnny horton family

[@owlpoodle355]

NO

[@brandonmonk7902]

Steve Lambright that is his dad

[@drawwing]

@@owlpoodle355 I heard he was Johnny's Son from another relationship. They sure do look related.

[@robertawalsh2995]

@@drawwing You heard. 😂

[@nekishane1198]

Im british! Cool! Tommy!

[@VinceWalk666]

backwards ville

[@softie461]

Clapping hands doesn't make a good song - no, not at all! Could not understand why he named himself "TOMMY HORTON" - is he Johnny's son or nephew - or simply a "Trittbrettfahrer" - as the Germans say?