Songs of WWI
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- "Over There"
"It's a Long Way to Tipperary"
"The Americans Come"
"The Rose of No-Man's Land"
"Pack Up Your Troubles"
Songs of WW1, From Original Recordings 1914-1926:
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Over There!: American Songs And Marches Of The Great War - 1917-1918, Vol. 1:
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My grandfather served in France in WW1. He was a veterinarian assistant. He rescued wounded horses and mules. We as children benefitted from his knowledge for our ponies and horses. We were horse crazy because of him.
i always liked the ww1 french soldiers and my country wasnt even allied with them
god bless the war horses and war animals. they did not choose war but had to go anyway and the majority never returned home alive. i have a horse and look after horses and animals.
My Grandfather served in WW!, he and Grandma were married just before he left. He lived to be 91,
My grandpa was in ww2 as a nazi
He died in the russain front
Sorry for your loss
@@satxrey im sorry for ur loss
@@basketball_penguin thanks what bullets do you use crystal pistol ?
My great great grandfather, Wyatt Newchurch served for the Belgian army in the battle of the Somme
belgian army on the somme? i did not know that. i always thought they kept te soldiers behind the yser and a few were send to russia to help
I am german and my great great grandfather killed some brits on the somme
In the Somme brits used tanks
I have zero idea if I have relative from that war I do my great grandfather fought in ww2 on d day
my G-G-Grandfather was in the 1st/5th territorial battalion devonshire regiment was sent to india, then the middle east against the turks (always said the best soldier was a turk), then sent to the second battle of somme and was awarded the military medal for taking command of his company when all his officers and sgts was killed in an attack, when he was in the middle east his battalion was reduced to only about 150 men and 11 officers
Soldiers never die, they just fade away.
Pretty sure they die actually
@@Maxie_Mack you don't say?
Old officers never die; they just lose their privates...
@@jaydeutscher Except for Naval Officers. They lose their seamen.
Biology
My father used to play these tunes on his old victrola record player! I still remember him playing cards and listening to those old time recordings. He used to sit on the side of a hill and watch the troop trains departing.
my great grandpa albert used to sing these songs, he served in the Meuse-Argonne in 1918
So did mine. Part of the 32nd Division
Johnny Johnny yes papa
Get your gun get your gun
And take it on the run on the run!!!
y e s p a p a
Ok
what do u think its an american ww1 song
americans love da gun
I had two relatives in WWI. My great great-grandfather and my great-grandfather both fought in the Portuguese Army in the Western Front in the same sector,curiously.
My greatgrandfather got seriously injured and was evacuated in the hospital ship Glengorn Castle back to Portugal. My great great-grandfather came back only in July of 1919. We believe he fought in the Battle La Lys, and later died due to lung problems due to the exposure of mustard gas and other componnents.
I miss my great grand pa he was in world
Respect
Wait hold up. How old are you
Same, but I never met my great grandpa
My great grandfather fought in the navy, but not ww1, ww2.
My Great Grandfather died in WWII at a Japanese POW camp in Burma. RIP
Such a sad time. But such great music. Amazing people. Rest in peace, all soldiers who have passed are honorable. German, British, American, and all the great nations that fought in both world wars. I love to listen to this music. Think of what we have turned into. Its sad. It was better in those times. This music vs the "n***a imma kill you h*e" music... Jesus. It's very sad. I wish I could go back in time.
When ww3 happens it could be revived if it is a war with China
Hey it happends i know what the great war was like and ww2 the bloddy war or civil war or revolutionary war it was all bloddy so god bless america and great britain and germany ich liebe dich deushland
True, music today has no meaning then just bad language and with a evil meaning.
Yay I wish I could go Mack in time and live in those times
I mean, most of these songs are about join the military so you can die fighting germans, instead of not dying.
Thank you for this. I can hear my grandmother singing (very off key!) down the hallway from the kitchen. Lest we forget..
My great grandfather was in the vietnam war but 2020 jan. 17 he passed away
These songs are amazing
And to think that two days ago from this post, the last veteran of WW1 died.
I hope they lived a happy life. We must strive to not forget about the brave men (and sometimes women) who sacrificed so much for that horrible war.
I have to listen to WW1 music for homework
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Imagine how eerie it would be if you took one of these songs and played it over a battlefield.
The air is smoky, all the trees are bare or smoking. The ground is covered in deep pits left by the constant shelling. In the filthy, grimy water in those pits are bodies. Face-down, on the side, upside-down. Bleeding, decomposing bodies. Empty trenches, quiet and creepy. Makeshift graves, screaming artillery, scared and desperate men. So many dead, many more to come. Abandoned tanks, huge, hollow husks of a once terrifying and unstoppable machine. The sound of whistles, sending more men over the top and to their deaths. The rat-tat-tat or machine guns as people get mowed down by the hundred.
Then, in the distance, you hear a sound. A happy sound, a band. With woodwinds, brass, and percussion instruments. They sing an upbeat tune, blissfully unaware of the horrid suffering happening at the battle site.
Never forget the sacrifice all those millions of people made for an ultimately futile war. They had little to no say in the matter. They were just soldiers following orders.
I hope I have opened your eyes to the horrors of the First World War, whoever read this far I wish you a good night and/or day......
And the occasional bloke smoking a cigarette, trying to keep up spirits
Bodies would litteraly pile in trenches during battles, so men would have to fight on top of them ....
you forgot the war horses and war animals. they did not choose war and those that survived were shot or abandoned to a cruel fate. a great tragedy.
Most people are not aware about how fiercely the Belgians protecting there country from the Germans in WW1.
Loved the WW I & WW II MUSIC!!!
SUCH AUTHENTIC FOOTAGE OF BOTH WARS WAS UNBELIEVABLY AWESOME BECAUSE OF THE TECHNOLOGY OF THE ERAS!!!
SURPRISING TO ME WERE THE CLOSE UPS OF THE ENEMIES!!! I COULD SEE THE WHITES OF THEIR EYES!!!
FOOTAGE OF THE PARATROOPERS WAS STUPENDOUS!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING!!!
Respectfully yours,
Carol Ann Fessler,
Daughter of:
USMC MASTER SGT WILLIAM LEVERNE FESSLER, DECEASED, AIR WARNING SQUADRON 8, 3-1-44 THROUGH 3-12-46, PACIFIC CAMPAIGN. JAPANESE ISLANDS: OKINAWA, IE SHIMA, AGUNI SHIMA, ZAMAMI SHIMA, NAGANNU SHIMA.
AWS 8 AIR INFORMED US PILOTS OF JAPANESE PLANES POSITIONS THEREBY AIDING IN THE DOWNING OF 26 JAPANESE PLANES.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE, DAD!!!
SEMPER FI!!!!
Niece of:
MR. ALFRED ROBERT FESSLER, DECEASED,
WW II US ARMY AIR CORPS.
PILOTED OVER GERMANY AND AFRICA.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE, UNCLE BOB!!!
AND
MR. JESSE KENNETH FESSLER, USMC.
WW II GUNNER, PACIFIC CAMPAIGN, JAPAN. WENT BY AMPHIBIOUS VEHICLE DIRECTLY WHERE 2ND ATOMIC BOMB BLASTED, IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARD.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE, UNCLE KENNY!!!
ALSO SERVED IN KOREA AS HE WAS STILL IN RESERVES.
THANK YOU AGAIN FOR YOUR SERVICE, UNCLE KENNY!!!
SEMPER FI!!!
AND
MR. JOHN WARREN FESSLER, USMC, KOREA.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE, UNCLE JACK!!!
SEMPER FI!!!
War is both terrible and beautiful. It kills people, but it also brings out the very best qualities out of people who fight it. Nobody wants to fight in a war, as much as nobody can stay indifferent to the people it produces.
Such enormous slaughter and for what? Great songs by the way
drbombay91765 would you believe this war is also known as the Serbian war for independence?
Thanks for sharing, I played in my history class!
I'm glad it was put to good use! Thanks!
my great great grandpa Tom McCabe left Ireland to fight in the britsh army he died at the battle of the somme
Great relatives of mine fought in the italian alps
Only 1914 kids will remember this
@@anthony-cs3rd Lol, you literally copied my name.
engineer gaming ik this isnt the place but that pfp just made me had to
Asa Jolson, George M. Cohan, Patty, Maxine & LaVerne, Kate Smith. WWI &WWII. What memories!
Over there
Crazy to think all WW1 veterans are dead
Yeah it’s sad, their heroes
all ww1 veterans died?
@@drofhanglersnfent yes, last veteran died in 2012, last combat veteran died in 2011
@@nestoons4539 oof
it's sad
In flanders field the poppies grow
My favorite recording of Tiperrary was made during a 1950s goodwill tour of the Soviet Red Army Band and Chorus. Sung in English, with a strong Russian accent, but oh, the power of Russian singers, with an extremely strong bass section.
Far Far from Ypres, It's a Long Way to Tipperary, Mademoiseille from Almadies, Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag, Fred Karno's Army......my great grandfather knew all these. He was on the Passchendaele front near Ypres.
A new ww1 film recently came out called 1917 its AMAZING !!
it is a great film
:)
the last scene is epic but its kinda slow movie in my opinion
try watching the original all quiet on the western front now that was AMAZING
In 1918 Russia withdraw usa enter in 1988 USSR lost in afganistan
@rcyadav9746 Has nothing to do with what was said, but the Soviets and the Red Army beat not only the Whites, but the Greens AND Entente
can't believe go compare adverts were based off a war song..
Nice music😁
My GREAT grandfather fought in Austro-Haungary at the alps of Italy he list his leg due to an exposion but i think he died beacuse of bleeding or he didnt die
We remeber people in the war as they risked thier lives for us
*remember and *their also *they've or "because they"
if i was australian i could say my grandfather fought in gallipoli but im maori and i dont know if all the anzacs were there fighting at gallipoli in 1915
Alexa play JOHNNY GET YOUR GUN
All what you want JZ it’s jhony
It’s Johnny :P
My ancestor fought in both Balkan wars and WWI and died in 1916 in Podgorica,Montenegro by Montenegrins
I think of Claude Rains, every time I hear one of these songs. RIP Claude Rains, my brave, handsome soldier. And my favorite Actor! Hugs and kisses from The Other Side!
He was in world war one
He is in hevan with the rest of them
He was A great solder
A great man
Skeleton Kind maybe not, I’m only 19 but my great granddad was in WW1 too. Could be that he has old family
He was and still is a hero , rip to him
My grandfather's uncle fought with the English in the battle of Alamein (WW2) they were both Greek my grandfather used to tell me stories about him and about when the Germans conquered the country until he passed away recently
my great grandfather and his 3 brothers served under the Kaiser
thanks for their service
proud
Some of the bravest girls:
Maria Zaharia-The girl from Moldova (Moldova forever Romania) died after a loved one died trying to send advertisements after the Nazis turned a small town, she went up and sent advertisements until she was shot She died at just 12 years old.
Ecaterina Teodoroiu: The girl from Romania, was the first under the front colonel, she died on the front only at the age of 23.
Enheduanna: The oldest known poet in the world, she learned to read. She was from ancient Mesopotamia. She died at the age of only 35.
Greetings from Romania. Eternal Glory to the Heroes of the Nation.
Yep thats why we remember them so my great grandfather was in the vietnam war and what a4my ft. bliss
Beautiful.
at Least you got Alexander Armstrong in This Video' Most People Dont even Know who he is...
Love the songs
My grandfather fought in world war one and his brothers most family were large my grandfather had sixteen kids in the family, and all the oldest boys fought, another is a lot of these men were farmers.
Pleaseeeeee could you re upload Mathew langridge's history vids because i was using them as revision for GCSES
Don't know exactly, but my Grandmother's (on father's side) grandfather and possibly my Great Grandfather (on mother's side) fought in WW1 (With the Latter also possibly fighting in WW2 and possibly both the Balkan wars) on the Serbian Front against the Austro-Hungarians. The first one died in the war, when after the battle, a wounded Austrian Soldier who didn't want to surrender and get captured shot him in the head, and the second one (who was born in the 1890's, don't know the exact year) died in 1991, a few months before the civil war in Yugoslavia started. I was born a few years after the second one died, so i only heard stories from the ones who knew them, and they might not be true, but i want to believe they are.
Edit: Spelling
I aaved sll his letter to her from the war.
my g g father was a radio operator very dangeous as they were always repairing wires for the trenches, ww2 rcr regiment grandfather god i have military all the way back to 1776 and 1812 fought for the british im canadian btw empire loyalists
A better time for the country. We could feel pride.
I feel proud for America, a country that welcomes over 1,000,000 legal aliens yearly, and has taken in more people from more countries than any other nation on Earth. American's "Great Experiment in Democracy" is not over....it continues....and as citizens we can shape it to what we wish it to be. God Bless America!
Vietnam Vet
I'm sure all of you americans feel pride
@@robertcroft9320 America is home to both the meanest and nicest people I've ever met. they seem to have mixed feelings towards Canadians.
@@MLG_Bong_420 yeah because Americans actually have something to be proud of
This will be such a good meme in Johnny johhny
I disagree
It's crazy how it has been over a century since the Great War ended. My Great-Grandparents on my father's side all fought, and yet I know none of their names and only have one piece of memorabilia from any of them, whose owner is also lost to history. Chances are, I'll never know, either. And my kids won't either, and neither will theirs, until my great-grandchildren look at the old badge-covered belt from centuries past and think "What war is that from?"
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I hope you'll be able to visit the WWI Museum in Kansas City, Missouri. I found so much help from the research department and museum store. I feel so close to my grandfather knowing he was part of the 32nd Division and what he endured. It has forever changed our family's view of the man he was.
Had and uncle who served in this war..
Thank you
nice
Johnny Johnny
Yes papa
Get your gun
Get your gun
Take it on the run
On the run
5:42-8:09 The Americans come
girls: ugh i hate history is so boring
bois:
Teacher: were going to learn about ww1
Girls:eww
Boys: Get your gun boys were going to no mans land
@@auxxik3805 nah any "girl's" who say we to ww1 should executed
I love history especially ww1 :| Spoiler I'm a girl
I fought against the German in 1915 when I was 21 coming all the way from China.
Yo why is Marina And The Diamonds credited in this
And his brother was in ww2
These songs are awesome.Is "It`s a Long Way to Tipperary" an american song?
It's a long way to tipperary is British. It describes British places, and afaik it was a song to cheer up British soldiers.
Ben Reynolds actually, it’s Irish. Tipperary is a town in Ireland. Although, at that point, ireland was british, technically.
It a long way to Tipperary is not a British song it is 🇺🇸
🇬🇧🇫🇷🇺🇸💣. 🔫🇹🇷 🔫🇩🇪
im a dino it's a British song written by Jack Judge an Englishman from Worcestershire
the first foto is an english propaganda one to "show" how easy it is to beat the "Huns". the reality then was shown during battle of Somme .....
You should so the Vietnam war
I would be honoured to serve myself in the WW1 or WW2.
should add the International
my father from Kansas fought in WW I.He was charging in France when the barrel of his tommy gun melted down. He took one from a dead solder and continued to shoot.
I hope you've visited the WWI museum in Kansas City, Missouri. A fabulous treasure for those of us who have family that fought in this war.