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Royal Hawaiian Ball
Добавлен 2 апр 2020
Aloha!
Welcome to my channel, I post Marches, Songs, Hymns, Mapping videos (may it be historical or alternate history) , and Random other things!
Formerly known as:
Imperial Philippine Ball
Royal Hawaiian Ball Studios
Kingdom of Whait Ball
Irish Celtic Mapper
I do not own any of the music heard in any of my videos
Welcome to my channel, I post Marches, Songs, Hymns, Mapping videos (may it be historical or alternate history) , and Random other things!
Formerly known as:
Imperial Philippine Ball
Royal Hawaiian Ball Studios
Kingdom of Whait Ball
Irish Celtic Mapper
I do not own any of the music heard in any of my videos
Heave Ho! My Lads! Heave Ho! | March of the United States Merchant Marine
Composed by Lt. Jack Lawrence in 1943, this March is used by the United States Merchant Marine and the United States Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA). The March is most commonly played with only the (March) part.
Lyrics:
Heave Ho! My Lads, Heave Ho!
It's a long, long way to go.
It's a long, long pull with our hatches full,
Braving the wind, braving the sea,
Fighting the treacherous foe;
Heave Ho! My lads, Heave Ho!
Let the sea roll high or low,
We can cross any ocean, sail any river.
Give us the goods and we'll deliver,
Damn the submarine!
We're the men of the Merchant Marine!
Give us the oil, give us the gas
Give us the shells, give us the guns.
We'll be the ones to see them thru.
Give us the tanks, give...
Lyrics:
Heave Ho! My Lads, Heave Ho!
It's a long, long way to go.
It's a long, long pull with our hatches full,
Braving the wind, braving the sea,
Fighting the treacherous foe;
Heave Ho! My lads, Heave Ho!
Let the sea roll high or low,
We can cross any ocean, sail any river.
Give us the goods and we'll deliver,
Damn the submarine!
We're the men of the Merchant Marine!
Give us the oil, give us the gas
Give us the shells, give us the guns.
We'll be the ones to see them thru.
Give us the tanks, give...
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The Railroad Corral | American Folk-Ballad
Просмотров 309День назад
“The Railroad Corral” is an American folk ballad supposedly composed and written by Joseph Mills Hanson. The origins of the song are obscure, as it first appeared in 1904 (and the date of the first attribution to him) though the ballad wasn't attributed to Hanson for many years. The song describes a journey of cowboys in the 1880s frontier. Recording by Rex Allen
The Soldiers of the Queen | March of the Birmingham Refuge Government | The War of the Worlds
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.21 день назад
ALTERNATE HISTORY Based on H.G Wells’ “The War of the Worlds” (1898) The War of the Worlds written by H.G Wells is a story telling of a Martian invasion of England in giant tripod machines. The government recollects in Birmingham after the conquest of London by the Martians after military prowess is futile. the Martians are ultimately defeated by earth’s microbes many weeks later. “The Soldiers...
We Be Three Poor Mariners | British Sea Song
Просмотров 32721 день назад
“We Be Three Poor Mariners” is a British/English sea song presumably dating back to the reign of King Henry VIII. It first appeared in 1607 in “Deuteromelia”. More recently it has appeared in the video game “Red Dead Redemption 2” Recording by Seven Times Salt
The Banks of the Sacramento | Gold-Rush American Sea Shanty
Просмотров 504Месяц назад
“The Banks of the Sacramento” is an American sea shanty dating to the period of the California gold rush. It has been said that crews of sailing vessels overheard passengers who were heading to California for prospecting singing a song similar to this, the sailors then adopted it as a sea shanty. The song describes sailors and passengers wishing to head to California to make it rich. The tune i...
Hello! Ma Baby | American Rag
Просмотров 387Месяц назад
Written and composed in 1899 by Joseph E. Howard and Ida Emerson, this Ragtime piece tells the story of a man and a woman who only converse over the telephone. The song was very famous among Vaudeville shows in the early 20th century and the year of its publishing. It is also known to be sung by Michigan J. Frog of Warner Bros’ “Merrie Melodies” Recording by Rockstar Games’ “Red Dead Redemption...
The Easy Winners | American Rag
Просмотров 600Месяц назад
Written and published by Scott Joplin in 1901, this piece is a reference to how members of sports such as Baseball, Football, and Horse racing are expected to win and play without difficulty. Music by the Paragon Ragtime Orchestra
The Bos’n Rag | American Rag
Просмотров 437Месяц назад
Composed and published by Fred S. Stone in 1899. The rag emulates the rhythm of a ship’s crew unloading cargo. Recording by the River Raisin Ragtime Revue
Maple Leaf Rag | American Rag
Просмотров 6822 месяца назад
Composed by Scott Joplin and published in 1899, it is believed to have been named after the “Maple Leaf Club” in Sedalia, Missouri (first picture in the video) it is Scott Joplin’s most famous piece he ever composed. Audio by the Boston Pops Orchestra
Kū Ha‘aheo E Ku‘u Hawai‘i | Hawaiian Sovereignty Song
Просмотров 2722 месяца назад
Music By Hinaleimoana Wong under Kūhaʻo Maunakea, published sometime around 2015.
Pōkarekare Ana & Ka Mate | Māori Love Song & Haka
Просмотров 2032 месяца назад
“Ka Mate” is a traditional Māori Haka composed by Māori chief Te Rauparaha around the 1820s. “Pōkarekare Ana” is a traditional Māori love song composed around WW1 by Anonymous. Music by Civ VI
Ko e fasi ʻo e tuʻi ʻo e ʻOtu Tonga | Tongan National Anthem
Просмотров 1392 месяца назад
Composed in the 1870s by Carl Gustav Schmitt, it was adopted by Tonga in 1874.
Ua Like Nō a Like | “Constancy” | Hawaiian Love Song
Просмотров 922 месяца назад
The song was composed by Alice Everett in 1888, it is a famous Hawaiian love song. Lyrics originally in this video translated by Mary Pukui, though other translations exist. Music by the Royal Hawaiian Band Original audio: ruclips.net/video/ZsbI11p6_UA/видео.htmlsi=zH2nANjydFp9FDaf
Ia Ora 'O Tahiti Nui | Territorial Anthem of French Polynesia
Просмотров 1442 месяца назад
“Ia Ora 'O Tahiti Nui” or, “Long Live Tahiti Nui” is the territorial anthem of French Polynesia, encompassing most of southeastern Polynesia. The music was composed by Jean-Paul Berlier, and the lyrics were written by many individuals. Recording by the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra
John Ryan’s Polka | Irish Folk Tune | St. Patrick’s Day Special
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.3 месяца назад
“John Ryan’s Polka” or “Titanic Polka” (from which the name originated from James Cameron’s 1997 film, “Titanic”) is an Irish folk Tune originating at an unknown date (most likely the early 20th century). It is believed to have been composed by Sean Ryan. Recording owned by Spiritual Sessions Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Tōfā my Feleni | Samoan Sailor Farewell Song
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Tōfā my Feleni | Samoan Sailor Farewell Song
Alexander’s Ragtime Band | American Rag/March
Просмотров 6843 месяца назад
Alexander’s Ragtime Band | American Rag/March
Maid of Amsterdam | British Sea Shanty
Просмотров 6713 месяца назад
Maid of Amsterdam | British Sea Shanty
Yellow Rose of Texas | American Folk Song
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Yellow Rose of Texas | American Folk Song
The California Stage Company | American Folk Song
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The California Stage Company | American Folk Song
Waiting For the Robert E. Lee | American Rag
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Waiting For the Robert E. Lee | American Rag
1873 ‘Iolani Barracks Revolt: Every Day
Просмотров 784 месяца назад
1873 ‘Iolani Barracks Revolt: Every Day
Turkey in the Straw | American Folk Song
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Turkey in the Straw | American Folk Song
Kalākaua March | Royal Hawaiian March
Просмотров 2374 месяца назад
Kalākaua March | Royal Hawaiian March
La Hanau o ke Ali’i March | Royal Hawaiian March | “The King’s Birthday March”
Просмотров 1444 месяца назад
La Hanau o ke Ali’i March | Royal Hawaiian March | “The King’s Birthday March”
Manawa lo'ihi i hala/Auld Lang Syne | Scottish Folk Song Sung In Hawaiian
Просмотров 4475 месяцев назад
Manawa lo'ihi i hala/Auld Lang Syne | Scottish Folk Song Sung In Hawaiian
God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen | English Christmas Carol
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God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen | English Christmas Carol
Kishi Mai | Imperial Japanese March
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Kishi Mai | Imperial Japanese March
This was an actual military song???? Damn!
Indeed! It was known as “Kishi Mai” You can see the actual full composition on one of my other videos.
The best version of this song will always be from that scene in Band of Brothers. Unfortunately it gets interrupted by a German sniper.
Me and the boys working on the transcontinental rail, 1869 colorized:
I'm so glad these videos exist!
I was so disappointed this didn't played in Minus one, such wasted opportunity.
I ❤it
All I can hear is the eyes of Texas
One of the best Joplin tunes
Oh lord Birmingham
A WOTW theme ?!
What the tripod hear the moment their energy shields disappeared
YO A WAR OF THE WORLDS INSPIRED VIDEO? HELL YEAAAH! I LOVE WAR OF THE WORLDS!
🇪🇦🏴❤️🇬🇧
I wish we had more kids these days working on railroads.
More Alternate History videos?
Korean independence movement anthem TNO
As a train guy myself, I feel this part of American culture has been unfairly overshadowed by our newer carcentric and car-crazy antics. That’s why I embrace what we’ve preserved in our railroad history and what we can bring back of it in the future.
This song is to the tune of Dandy Jim of Caroline
A song written by specific people in a specific year is not a "folk" song.
By that definition “Oh Susanna” is not a folk song. (which it is widely accepted as). But I’ll change the title anyways.
@@HawaiianBall Oh Susanna does sound like a folk song, but you're right, by the usual definition it isn't one. (I'll copy wikipedia here and ask: widely accepted *by whom*?) And Waiting for the Robert E Lee sounds no more like a folk song than Alexander's Ragtime Band or Carolina in the Morning or the Oceana Roll--by a looser definition, all the pop songs of yesterday will be "folk songs" tomorrow.
@@Christopher-hb1wxAccording to Wikipedia, many minstrel songs (“Oh! Susanna” was one) have become folk songs, most having removed the original minstrel dialect. Other well known folk songs are Camptown Races, Old Folks at Home, and Old Kentucky Home. Note: I acknowledge my mistake for mislabeling “Waiting for the Robert E. Lee” as a folk song
@@HawaiianBall Great, but what makes these Stephen Foster songs "folk" songs? Why not just call them what the are, Stephen Foster songs? "Folk" makes them sound anonymous.
I love it!
I love the music of California.
Babe wake up a sea shanty just dropped 🔥
Remember follow the Freedom Trail
How I feel after making 1 siding on my layout:
Beautiful
i love it it gives me 30s and 40s vibes
Yeah
which godzilla movie is this recording from?
None, from my knowledge.
Fyi the background is the completion ceremony of the 1st U.S. Transcontinental Railroad at Promontory Summit (also seen in the 2013 Lone Ranger movie)
this is actually nice to listen on 1.25 speed
Not another year like 2 0 5
It was likely NOT about Calamity Jane nor Annie Oakley driving a wagon. Key me in, somebody.😂😂
UT version: the eyes of Texas are upond you
I'm familiar with that. I live in Austin.
American folk USA song
Kia ora
In my opinion the jerry reed one is the best
Back when this country loved trains and the spirit of industrial life. Wish we could love trains like we did then now
Dude, I love old steam trains. My favorite is the one used in Back to the Future 3, Sierra Number 3.
apparently one of the ragtime pieces played during Titanic's voyage
What a pathetic country
Крутейшее звучание и прекрасная аранжировка!
Здорово, американский народ раньше тоже пел, когда работал. Раньше и у нас в России так было. Мы когда-то любили свою работу и сочиняли ей песни. Трудились ради Бога, семьи, страны. Тогда и войн между нами не было. Дай Бог чтобы те времена нашей дружбы вернулись. Боже храни Россию, Америку, и всех людей на земле!
Прекрасная песня старой доброй Америки!
Отличное звучание! Дух старой доброй Америки!
Отличная песня! Мне очень нравится традиционная культура США, это то, за что сражались ваши предки, не дайте мировым корпорациям отнять у вас вашу память! С любовью из России! Дай Бог, когда-нибудь наши народы будут дружить так же, как это было до кровавой революции 1917 года.
Замечательная песня! Привет из России!
Howdy
Perfect for train simulator games
I have a train music box that plays this song
we making it to frisco bay with this one 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This sounds like something that would play as soon as you enter Illinois or Iowa.
Didn't you know, Illinois just has this playing in the background constantly. We have no idea where it comes from.
Haven't known this song made it to an unofficial anthem. Pretty.
A fictional one at that!
@@HawaiianBall oh, I see, a very good choice!
This is so whimsical
We going to NYC with this one 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥