I Wish I Was in Dixie! - Dixie Land 

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Daniel Chapman agreed

Daniel Chapman & is swwwds. A ozk

Daniel Chapman Its 2 songs in one... Dixie, and when Dixie stops, that is Kingdom Coming, also called Year of Jubilee.

Agreed

@@lecitoyenduparis2152 no, Confederate pride.

Charlie Walter Though I love the song and have great respect for the Southern soldiers of the CSA, I’m glad what you said is not the case.

This is quite probably the best arrangement of 'Dixie' yet created, but the anthem which would be played in the circumstances you suggest would surely be 'God Save The South'.

@@robertwhittaker5477 Good point!

Nice orchestra

Confederate sympathizer?

@@eightlivesnow1644 The music is just good

@@binbasesatoktayyldran5236 are you black

@@eightlivesnow1644 Look man I love the union, and I think the CSA were a bunch of slaver assholes, but this song slaps

niech żyje silna, dumna Polska. 🫡

Remember, that the North tried to ditch the Yankees too. It is not just a south thing, it is an American thing.

the song of traitors!

The real traitors are in DC right now.

@@pauluap1000 we may have turned our back on the Union but they betrayed the Constitution

Drew Kennedy amen to that Drew Kennedy!

Thank you but unfortunately the culture is dying out as more northerners come down here and things in America ain't looking too good Hope all is well From North Carolina, USA

Csa here, your contribution is welcome here, you invented Apple cider!! Thank you Scotland

@@combathistoryoverloaded6738 The north has been attempting to erase southern history since April 5th 1865.

@@kimberlywertz3839 Good.

@@kimberlywertz3839 that’s usually what happens when you lose an insurrection, rebellion and war…You think Cuba goes out of the way to preserve American history in Cuba, after the bay of pigs?

it probably comes from the era, if they had happened later the music would probably stand up better today

We still haven't had one

I prefer Stars and Stripes Forever

+Upcamehill I'm going to see if I can vacation there.

+Alexander Salter lol the Dixie state is Alabama.

Sherri Dale Yeah, Alabama is the best. I hope I manage to live there one day.

Alexander Salter I don't live far from there and also have family in Alabama.

Sherri Dale Nice, which state do you live in?

Alexander Salter Tennessee.

Still getting pestered by Yankee Carpetbaggers?

@@matrix8930 👌👌👌👌👌

They’re just doing another round of coming down here to make money off of us before leaving us in ruins. Many of the plantation owners lived in the North! Then after the war they came down in droves and shoved us into factories in exploitative conditions before finding out they can make more money further south down in Mexico and the rest of Latin America. Yankeeland is the land of hypocrites who use us as a scapegoat so they can continue putting people in slavery without any moral repercussions

Hey maybe Rome should rise again too. Except without all the evil and nasty things.

@@guyfox1445 "evil and nasty things" you mean migrants?

@@MeinungMann I think he means Nero the crisis of the 3rd century and the curse of dido

The confederacy isn’t heritage. Maybe the wretched beliefs and culture that the confederacy stood for. But a country that’s been non existed for roughly 150 years. You don’t say your Prussian you say your German. Your not from Dixie Land, or even the Southern United States, your descendants of European immigrants.

Bro the North invaded because the South provoked a war lmao

South attacked first

I wish is were, but it takes time for a stain to fade from something like a song. maybe in 10, 20, 50 years it'll just be a song but especially right now I can't see it that way.

@@thisgoddamusernamestoodamnlong it'll fade soon

hospitality to only white americans😂

@@slyant630 That would be wrong.

​@@slyant630 Why Not🤷‍♂️

With you all the way. Greetings from the Surrey/Hampshire/Berkshire borders. The South will rise again.

COME OUT YE BLACK N TANS

Britain outside of London is magnificent.

@@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379 irish awakening XD

@@HCreep here the potato digger

Fabiana Santoro edgy

Fabiana Santoro A beautiful and happy anthem

Thanks man, I couldn't find this anywhere!

Rob M It may be by the Columbia Masterworks.

Actually the recording is from the Mormon tabernacle choir (the video used to be on RU-vid and is no longer) their version was always my favorite!

This version is from the Columbia LP THE CONFEDERACY, by the National Gallery Orchestra, recorded at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.

No, you lost, fair and square.

@@dylanfox2928 No, not me. Some fellas more than 150 years ago ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Nope, confederacy got its ass whooped stop crying

It was the unofficial anthem of the confederacy

It is an anthem for Southerners Worldwide. Greetings from Southern England . Let's face it Northerners are different.

@@tweeterjack The closest thing to an 'official' National Anthem of the Confederate States was "God Save The South" and this was actually described on the cover of the original sheet music when published as "Our Confederate National Anthem". It has - if performed correctly - all the proper solemnity needed for a national anthem and it's very much in the same position as "God Save the Queen" in Britain, while 'Dixie' would be the equivalent of "Land Of Hope And Glory".

United Ireland when?

@@GeorgeDenis. What are on about United Ireland? I'm talking to the lads in the Deep South/Dixieland in the US

Barron Trump new Caesar 2036, helps liberates Dixieland (real)

South been dead, get over it

Nice

Thank you

Confederacy only lived for about 6 years

And in Southern England. One culture across the Ocean.

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Imagine losing the war

@@igperqs The union lost to rice farmers so I wouldn't brag too much

@@pintoffanta2510 it was actually a peace agreement but okay

well i'll be damned

alternative timeline where the south won the war

Nah, in Amerimutt nation goes as far as what you call yourself and your language

from alternative timeline where the south won

Actually believe it or not.... Daniel Decatur Emmett from Mount Vernon, OH (the man who made the song and the one who made the original lyrics before the variations) Intended to reflect on the mood of the United States in 1850 toward the abolitionist movement. Basically the song is saying that slavery is a overall positive institution. The pining slave was used in his other works like I ain't got no time to tarry And Johnny roach In short.... Dixie made its case, more strongly than any previous minstrel tune had, that slaves belonged in bondage. this was accomplished through the song's protagonist, who, in comic on black, implies that despite his freedom, he is homesick for the plantation if his birth. I thought that "Wait....a man from Ohio believed that slavery was good??" Cause come on, the north was getting into industrialization. So I went and searched around a bit and found his diary in a local library. He claims that he himself had not really saw the truth of slavery until he went down south and saw what was going on. He was horrified. Just like the many union soldiers whom had never been to the south before and were confronted with the horrifying truth of slavery later when the war came and when the north was finally winning. But Emmet truly reverted making the song. But it was to late. When the south seceded from the union, they took the song and decided to use it as a soldiers song saying "we'll fight for the south" giving the song a new meaning Without taking a look into the song and what it was about originally. But as I said. It was to late...

It is abed and breakfast on the Mississippi River. I have a print of the painting in my house

Don't put the song down

+alex vandiver im not lol, still love the song though

You should feel like a republican

Evan Cabral Silva the Republicans were with the Union lol

@@samanthachristine3818 I’m a conservative and the switch (on the coast) is ironic

Almost all of the famous songs associated with the Civil War have melodies taken from older European songs or were composed by Northerners. "Maryland, my Maryland", "Bonnie Blue Flag", "Dixie", "Lorena", "Battle Hymn of the Republic", "Battle Cry of Freedom", "Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!", "Marching through Georgia", etc.

@@u.sgrant7526 „Maryland, My Maryland“‘s melody is literally from a Christmas song 😅😂

Bongo Your guy Idk about “Long Live the Confederacy” but I could sure as hell live with them opposed to the Communists

THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN!

@@user-hd1ul6od2x Again?

@@ChupeTTe Yes.

USSR a fucking shit

@thatkidwiththehair it wasn’t originally about slavery in fact Abraham Lincoln said that he if he could in the Civil War without freeing a single slave he would The reason the union made it about slavery was to keep the United Kingdom from getting involved also you have to remember that if Lincoln didn’t get shot all the slaves would be shipped back to Africa The Civil War was more about states rights versus the countries rights Stonewall Jackson said that he saw slavery as an abomination but he would always defend his state which is why he was in the army in the first place

@thatkidwiththehair For their rights (primarily) to own slaves for the upper classes. But why should that make me hate my ancestors? If anything, the CSA should be looked up to by all. A nation with its capital only 100 miles from Washington DC held out for 4 years against a nation far larger in both industrial and human resources. The CSA is a testament to the superiority of the Southerner to the Yankee hireling.

@thatkidwiththehair The Union didn’t have to fight. Furthermore, if you don’t like traitors who owned slaves then your going to need to throw out most of the founding fathers. Honestly, I do not care about your morality.

I feel like there was more to the conflict than simply slavery, I have a theory that the different cultures may have played a big part in the South's desire for independence, this may explain why the war continued even after the Emancipation Proclamation (although some may see that as a continued attempt to keep slavery, there were black regiments, and sometimes I think that the stories are exaggerated, and people are just too emotional to question what they are hearing.) I heard somewhere that the South saw themselves to America as America was to the British Empire, a culturally different nation seceding from a very powerful nation, which, given the fact that the cultures were very different (even outside of slavery,) that makes a lot of sense.

Learn to use commas.

The painting looks like as if it is somewhere in Sweden

No it doesn't, (I am swedish).

He also knew how to win such a war. The man was a genius.

it was more than that . it was also about money

Didn't some states leave when Buchanan was a lame duck though? What could've Lincoln done when he was the president-elect other than just being president-elect that would've triggered war?

Andrew Montgomery The southern states succeeded over contention created by the slavery controversy, not to say they where any more racist than the north, but that's the fact of he matter, however it was most certainly Lincoln who instigated the war XP

Yes it takes a rocket scientist to out number some one, or waist barrels of molasses. Kill nuns, and be such a bum that his wife shot him on the same day that Mr Booth intended to stab him.

Agreed

Slavery didn't have a thing to with Lincoln's Invasion of Dixie. Both he and the House of Representatives stated their war was about REVENUE TAX MONEY.

The Irish, Italian and German influence in the North is what divided them. Before that both countries were Anglo-Saxon with similar cultures.

@@RR-mg5ssyou’re 100% correct, I do know that the south during the civil war was made up of people most of whom had a majority of Protestants of ulster-scot, Scottish and English ancestry

However they declared themselves as brothers in the same house when they accepted the articles of independence and the US consitution

The Year of Junior (jubilee)

It's a song called "a kingdom comming"

It's variously called "The Year of Jubilo" or - alternatively - "Kingdom Coming", and is said to be one of Stephen Foster's rare Wartime songs.

Hot take

Dude, that's the flag of the Ivory Coast, an African country, not Ireland

Careful there young one, there are those amongst us who wish to shatter our hopes dreams and pride

Gentlemen. There is no reason to be divided we should be one union and live together! We should all be american brothers! But do not forget your southern heritage and the history of the south for they are just as important as america. God bless you all gentlemen and god bless the south and the north!

@@bakist5540 I ain't divided I just don't like people attacking me for liking the flag, but you sir your different, your cool I like you sir good day to you

@@Polyhedron69 i understand my good man. Be strong thats all i can say

Paul Bivens Don't forget Judah P. Benjamin.

This for sure doesn't play when Sherman's in Georgia

I believe that Brazil had many more slaves than the US.

@@toncho8981 Yes, we had.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Home_on_the_Mississippi

A home on the Mississippi. My favorite painting

Nobody can know that for certain, some of them may have repented before they died.

Sure does.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Home_on_the_Mississippi

Celador Thank you!

Celador delightful

India, am I wrong?

Richard Bales and National Gallery Orchestra.