THE ROSE OF ALABAMA - 1846 - Performed by Tom Roush 

Yes, Jose Wales is why I know this song, but don't piss down my back and tell me it's raining.

Josey Wales is awesome

Josey Wales was such a hard ass

@@StevenHeapRecipes dying ain’t much of a livin boy

@@con2763 Great line!

Thanks, My family has been here since 1714.

And mine since 1790

Bless the bountiful south but not the confederacy that’s for sure

Yankee :p

Spotted the I know nothing about musical genres boomer

@@SinoLegionaire look at that jojo pfp; OP is a dorky teenager who probably gets shoved into lockers

Thank you so very much!

They maxed out the support class

I recon so josey wales

Cheers. Im fuckin canadian, but yeah, god bless the south

I'm proud as a game rooster to have RID with ya josey :)))

@@johnnyrebski I recon so

"You are a game rooster boy"

I feel as pert as a rutting buck.JOSEY WALES. Good because I ain't hauling you over Hell's creation dribbling blood over half of Missouri.

Don't piss down my back and tell me it's raining.

I'm English but I f*cking love this song, I'd have this as my National Anthem any day. Jose Wales!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Perfect, then maybe you can clear up a curiosity for me: I am not a native English speaker, and listening to different interpretations of "Rose of Alabama" I noticed that some people say "rose of Alabama" and some, instead, say "rose of Alabami." Is there a particular explanation for this difference? Thank you!

@@corradospagnuolo614 Good question - I was wondering that all the time after seeing Outlaw Josey Wales - don't expect an answer though - that comment is likely auto generated by a BOT.

@@corradospagnuolo614 It is just a matter of dialect. The correct spelling is Alabama. Many of the country folks of the state have the native Scots-Irish dialect which becomes Alabami. Not many of those old-timers left!

OK, I finally got it, I like to study languages and when I run into something strange I have to get the curiosity out! Thanks for the information, have a good evening!@@GregoryPhillips-c5p

That's not a bad place either!

Not even close. The song was written in Philadelphia (not in the south) about a woman of color and a man trying to cross the Mississippi to find her.

@@paulrupright4694 do you hate people of color??😂😂 same tho this isnt the best

It's still southern confederate alot of confederate souljers sang this and dixie and oh Suzanna also wearing of the grey is another confederate great

Good on you.

YHWH bless you and keep you.

Deo Vindice!!

RU a DEMOCRAT!!?

Big cringe, imagine losing the only war you ever fought You can keep lee, davis, and stephens Lincoln, Grant and Seward are cooler anyways

Good catch

There are actually at least 6 more verses that I've heard to this song!

Wrong song entirely. Rose of Alabama is a civil war era song.

It’s always good to do so

I'm glad that you enjoy it -Tom

Thank you Ramonack!

Thank you Kelley!

+Tom Roush can you cover Pop goes the weasel (Charley twiggs version) and shew fly don't bother me plz??

@@AlexanderMcRae its not, where does it reference succession or the confederacy and was written nearly 20 years before the civil war started.

@@AlexanderMcRae That doesn’t inherently mean it’s a Confederate song, just that soldiers from the South enjoyed singing it to raise moral during a time of war. Is Lorena a Union song just because some of their soldiers sang it during the Siege of Vicksburg and afterwards? No, because it’s a southern song, same as this one. It has no particular affiliation with either faction, unlike a song such as Dixie’s Land, which does have an obvious connection to the Confederacy (but is still an excellent song and I love it dearly).

Thank you!!!!

Yeah I agree. You feel like your in a time machine listening to your voice

Greeting from Lousiana!

Howdy from Virginia

Greetings from Florida near the Olustee battlefield. I am part Polish myself. Grandparents were from south east of Kraków.

Greetings from Alabama

Thanks egz!

or two colt Dragoons...

Because you're fuckin awesome

I am in Florida and I use two Remington 1858's and an 1860 Henry on a regular basis.

Mejor que canten Frigiliana

This is the original lyrics

Sunnyside Up: Please don't call me sir! LOL I haven't been called by that name since I worked in a reform school in West Virginia.I appreciate your generous comment - Tom

It is out of respect. Not that I have been fan of Pablo Picasso until I saw his works in real life and remembered his wife calling him 'Monsignor', that is what it reminded me of... a sly understatement of self and yet... someone fills up a travel of time we do not know but get to feel.

Yes you heard it right. "Pa I have the gold"

I would love to see the painting when you're done with it!

Thanks and best wishes to you, Mario.

Look forward to it! Many thanks, from New Zealand. Ron H

Or Drill Ye Tarriers Drill

Thanks so much Rick!