Johnny Horton - North to Alaska (Official Audio) 

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I have to agree. Great times back then

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FACT😂

Sad. Wish a singer would live longer.

@@switzerlandful Me too!!! Singers back in the Day. Now days ones I don't care.

Only 35, what a loss. At least he left us his voice and songs.

He was killed only 2 weeks before my 10th birthday. What a loss at only 35 years old.

I’m only 13 and I still like this music better this new crap

@@shawncase2755 I’m only 15 and I agree

@@shawncase2755 I'm between 16 and 26, a black man, and I love songs like these, back in a simpler time where gender is what you're born with and you wouldn't be called racist for voicing an opinion different to someone else's, for all the faults the era had.

I’m 51. My granddaughter (7) hasn’t caught on yet we listen to music from the ‘30’s-60’s!

@@jasonsfarm37 lmao

​@MarcosBryant-mr7jwpatriotism

@MarcosBryant-mr7jw You guys might enjoy my list, very eclectic. Hope you & all enjoy! :) ru-vid.com/group/PL240940E21E6C83E3

I’m 19 and I love them too.

35 years old and been listening to this since I was 15

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rather hard to believe on the internet but cheers grandpa!

@@zoomer_zveno I've been loving this song since 1776!

@@noelpuestohl7208 I'm Bulgarian that's literally the other week for me

Congratulations! I'm 57, so I'm a mere young'un compared to you. My dad and his brothers were born between July 31, 1914 and July 22, 1931, and all have since died. You're older than the oldest would have been, were he living.

Absolutely💯😻❗

I was born 15 minutes ago, I’ve loved this song my entire life!

Lol 😆 🤣 no you're not! Lol 😅 I'm 69 I remember this song! The movie will be on this Memorial day weekend in Ohio on Movies! John Wayne! Have a great weekend and God bless you 🙏🏼🛐👍🏻😊

good

Don't know if I will live that long, but will try. ❤

Im an embyro loved it all my life

You have great taste what other classic country albums do you recommend?

I love them too

There are plenty of better singers. This isn't good just because it's old.

@@kylehackett162 Today's singers all dubb their voices. Horton did not, so you're wrong.

Hank Williams Junior Willie Nelson Toby Keith

@@kevinhalsey4493 Nice joke.

Your Brothers Name Billy

Rest in peace

Same here mate. I lost my dad just last year and Horton,Cash,Williams and Slim Dusty were his favourites.

My dad died years ago and I used to sing this with him...

Mine too I m in my sixes

He had a beautiful voice.

Well I'm 70 and I remember him along with many others from the 60s and some from 50s. With no TV the radio was main source music: As an ex submariner my grandfather into "Sink the Bismarck".

I am 61. Was brought up hearing Johnny Horton etc

You’re wrong I’m 24 and listen to a lot of old music so that they stay alive. Plus it’s better than any of the garbage they have now songs back then had actual meaning to them not like the ones today.

I remember Johnny used to listen to him in the 50s and sixties

As long as I live he'll never be left. 40 by the way.

I’m 15 and listen to old country

@@420Lethal same

I'm 5

I'm still in my mothers womb and I love this song

Respect 🙏🏻

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We gotta sink the Bismark! Hearing that song in the 70’s inspired me to read any/all things WWII. He must have been one hellova teacher.

He inspired my father to go to Alaska where we lived for the next 30 years

I grew up with Johnny and still listen to him.

​@@RosettaRedfeatherThst must have been interesting.

Another artist taken too soon.

He was one of the most popular men in the country by the time he died

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Well I don't listen to Elvis much anymore but I listen to this ballad and voice tupe music.What aboug Tennesee Ernie Ford to.

Well actually Elvis did sound just like him sound so much alike I thought Elvis sung it in the movie. Someone said the Alexa they asked that question about that and they said yes he was the one that sung the song in North to Alaska movie with John Wayne. But yeah he was a great musician though the one you just mentioned Johnny is a great song

That's some serious poetry ain't it?

A whole movie plays through my head with that line… and when it it ends with “ The Year Was 1901” GOOSEBUMPS !

Sam McCord was a mighty man in the year 19 1

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Yep. Been listening to it for 50+ yrs and it does.

Kick ass and take names David !!!!!

I also loved that it was the theme song for a John Wayne movie

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️all of these classics U don't get any better than these..♥️

Wolverton Mountain is good too.

@@wendywalker6159 r

What a voice he had.

Absolutely love this song

good for you. i'm from a dance pop era but love these oldies. it was a great era of music.... Guy Mitchell was huge too "Singing The Blues" but my fave of his is this one ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-H9H0YMtyCcM.html

I’m 13 and I also love this music! I wish there was more.

@@missilemind9795 1000s of them - just look them up - and have a great time doing it

You're genius kid. God bless.

Flag-waving Patriot it's so nice to hear this from a twelve-year-old young age Johnny Horton and Marty Robbins are two of my favorites as well and I'm 65 years old my dad is 92 and I'm still listen to Johnny Horton and I have a collection of Marty Robbins El Paso is just one of many of my favorites

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Love your story 🌻

Just as his career was properly taking off as well 😔 rip 🙏

From one military to another, Thank You.

Jack Frost training. Watching out for Comrade Ivan coming over the top.

I was stationed at Ft. Carson, Co & I got orders to go to Ft Richardson, Alaska. Some of my buddies laughed at me and some wished they were going to Alaska. Went to Jack Frost for a couple months from late December 1978 - February 1979. I was assigned to the 23rd Engineer Co and we maintained the Ice Bridge. After all that, I met my wife in Alaska. I was from North Dakota & she was from Kentucky. She had The Johnny Horton album with all his hits. We have been married over 40 yrs now.

I remember the 33-1/3 as a little girl. I am 64 and I have loved Johnny Horton since then.

I got stationed in Fairbanks in 1973 (Ft Wainwright). Sang this a lot before my PCS.

Yes i Listen on Country Classic Music Country Only Of App Exelent Hits ..For Listen

Are you my twin?

You deserve a reply by now. Happy trails!

He don't need to play it, he's listening to it straight from Johnny's lips.

My dad is doing the same!! Play it loud pop!!!!

Have 2 PL's, a CD and all the songs saved on thumb drive. Play them all the time.

God told pop, you play that album one more time, I'm gonna send you way down south...Lol

Hello 👋 friend how are you doing today 😃 hope am not bothering you??

Hello Sue, How are you doing?

Hope you had a happy late birth date. One of my favorite days to listen to oldies.

my late dad loved him too take care

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Thank you for your service 🙏 ❤️

Which country

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I shot up them rebels

Back when music had meaning.

77 year old here and I must admit that I used to think it was north to the russian zone and my hearing was better then too

Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face,,.

Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face,,.

Ying Tzu I believe it is also about one's age when it comes to these songs especially as old as they are because especially to the older generation who have love them so much and the lyrics of them because they tell a story and everyone past and present still loves a good story as well as a good singer and those of us who are older and grew up listening to those songs with their parents or grandparents can appreciate the younger generation who enjoy them as well. It's a part of our culture and Heritage that everyone I believe could and should pass on and it also reminds those of us who are older have a time when things were much simpler and happier in our lives. The memories not only that but it helps us to connect with the younger generation in a way that we've never been able to before or an away with this generation is unable to connect with the older generation so many other ways when mainstream media and social media tries to create a divided and divisions between family friends xcetera

yeah, i know, right?

I am also an Aussie Love Johnny Horton's songs. Aussie, Aussie, Aussie

G'day Aussie Girl, I'm an Aussie to, and single and love all the old country singers and songs, i was brought up with them, and i think if i could find a woman who likes the same music as me, she would be my soul mate. RIP Johnny Horton and all the other great proper country music artists we've lost, your music will live on forever.

I'm 12 lol

11

15 too lol

same

same lol

I was born in 1950, just 5 years after the end of WW II. The first Johnny Horton song I heard in the mid-late 50s was Sink the Bismark. I asked my dad , a WW II vet, about the Bismark and the war. He gave me my forst history lesson and began my life-long love affair with all things history. And yes, North to Alaska was one of my great favorites. BTW, my wife and I are leaving for an inside passage cruise tomorrow.

That he was.

i agree

I was celebrating my 50th birthday at the Skyline Club the night of the accident.

@@Wayne-gi2ds so you're 110 years old? You sound good for your age.

@@markberryhill2715 Thank you, Mark. Actually 111 - I don't count 2020 because it was lost to covid.

So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song. How are you?

im in far banks

Sounds like somebody needs to get away from Alaska for awhile. I live in S.C. and had some buds that came from Alaska and stayed a couple seasons with us when we were kids. They loved it down here. They would go swimming when it was 50 degrees, we thought they were crazy. They told us they were in the witness protection plan and we believed them. Sometimes I still wonder.

Today's singers couldn't hold a candle to him.

I was a young child of 130 when you were born!

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I'll just keep my age to myself. I'd say I'm around 3,000 yrs old give or take a few..☺️🪕🎻🎸🥁

True

Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face,,.

The John Wayne movie, North to Alaska brought me here.

@davidholton4145 French and nosy. Checked out your music channels. I'd say a wee bit different then Johnny Horton.

@@canada-od6cc Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face,,.