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Singles. Notes. References. External links. Johnny Horton. John LaGale Horton (April 30, 1925 – November 5, 1960) was an American country, honky tonk and rockabilly musician during the 1950s. He is best known for a series of history-inspired narrative country saga songs that became international hits.
1. The Battle Of New Orleans. 58M plays. 2:33. Honky Tonk Man. 2.4M plays. 2:12. 3. All For The Love Of A Girl. 8.1M plays. 2:47. 4. I'm A One-Woman Man. 1.6M plays. 1:59. 5. The Jim Bridger Story....
Johnny Horton Songs. kpax52. a collection of songs by Johnny Horton. Play all. 1. Johnny Horton -- Cherokee Boogie. PEARLY. •. 6.1M views • 14 years ago. 2. Sink The Bismarck -...
1. North to Alaska. 2:49. Whispering Pines. 2:56. 3. Johnny Reb. 2:20. 4. The Mansion You Stole. 3:07. 5. I'm Ready, If You're Willing. 2:18. 6. When It's Spring Time In Alaska (It's Forty Below) 2:36. 7. Honky-Tonk Man. 2:12. 8. The Battle of New Orleans. 2:31. 9. All for the Love of a Girl. 2:45. 10. Sink the Bismarck. 3:14. 11.
Johnny Horton: 16 Biggest Hits - Album by Johnny Horton - Apple Music. COUNTRY · 1999. Preview. 1. The Battle of New Orleans. 2:32. Honky Tonk Man. 2:11. 3. All for the Love of a Girl. 2:46. 4. I'm a One Woman Man. 1:58. 5. Jim Bridger. 2:28. 6. When It's Springtime In Alaska (It's Forty Below) 2:36. 7. Johnny Reb. 2:21. 8. All Grown Up. 1:53. 9.
May 4, 2023 · 1. “The Battle of New Orleans” Johnny Horton’s classic hit, “ The Battle of New Orleans ,” is an ageless classic that deserves its place among the greatest hits of all time. The song tells the story of the 1815 victory of Andrew Jackson’s troops over the British in Louisiana and how it helped to secure American independence.
Though he died in a car crash in 1960, his music influenced future musicians through the next 3 decades. Though he is better remembered today for his historical songs like “Sink the Bismarck”...
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