Who is old enough to remember this song?????

[tdkmom]

I'm 38. I have this on a CD in my truck (made a copy for DH). It also has Running Bear, Kawliga, Ring of Fire, Boy Named Sue, North to Alaska, and many more.

 

[Cetawin]

*raises hand* and that is all I am saying.

 

[BFeathered]

Yup, learned it as a kid in 'Jersey, and heard it being sung to my kid at Montessori school a few years ago! Great music and really great Lego work! Thanks for sharing - now I gotta show my DD when she gets up tomorrow.

 

[popcornpuppy]

I'm 37. I am the youngest of 9 kids. There is 23 years difference between me and my oldest sibling. (My in laws are the same age as my oldest sibling, and they went to school together.)My parents are old enough to be my grand parents. My Mom was 42 when I was born, and I have a nephew that is a year older than me.
Because of the various ages in my family, I am familiar with music from the 1940's all the way up to modern music. The diversity of ages in my family has given me an education beyond my generation, so I can say that I too know this song well (as well as many others from the 40's, 50's, 60's etc.)

 

[Mahonri]

I remember it. I'm OLD.

 

[New adventure]

I remember it and now it'll be stuck in my head for days!

 

[Emzyyy]

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LOVE it! Its on my ipod!

 

[Eggs4Sale]

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Well, I feel better now. I'm still smarting over your recent vacation...

 

[twentynine]

Remember!!! I got the original album, that's right. Like flat vinyl.
Some of the other hits by Johnnie Horton-- Sink The Bismark, North to Alaska, Spring Time In Alaska, Jim Bridger, Fought All The Way Johnnie Reb, Commanche. Not only do I remember them shucks I know most of the words.

 

[purr]

my brother-in-law still sings this whenever we get in the car to go anywhere, I love it