Greatest Military song?

[Higgins86]

After a lively chat with my Wifes American family tonight I want to hear what you think is the greatest military tune? For me its easy its the "The British Grenadiers".

British Grenadiers - YouTube

 

[Lutherf]

It's a no brainer -

 

[Jango]

 

[DDD]

Guess this will do for now:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m95fApk3Q6A

 

[Leo]

After a lively chat with my Wifes American family tonight I want to hear what you think is the greatest military tune? For me its easy its the "The British Grenadiers".

British Grenadiers - YouTube

Sorry old chap - love the Grenadiers, but this tops it.

 

[austrianecon]

After a lively chat with my Wifes American family tonight I want to hear what you think is the greatest military tune? For me its easy its the "The British Grenadiers".

British Grenadiers - YouTube

Arguing with an American about greatest military tunes... that's like arguing with a Liverpool fan.

 

[apdst]

I have to go with The Halls of Montezuma. The Army Song sucks; the lyrics at least. Anchors Away is a good song as well as She Wore a Yellow Ribbon.

 

[Oozlefinch]

If I had to pick "military songs" as in pop songs and not marches, I would have a hard time picking between these three:

 

[MMC]

Sure I like some of the traditional. Although I think there are some Pop and rock ones that will be great or become the greatest. Even other music genres.



I think this one will become a greatest. Everlast.....Letters Home.

 

[spud_meister]

Any of them.

 

[MMC]

Gap Band.....You Dropped a Bomb On Me.

 

[MMC]

I always did like my Cuzins Song.....The Warrior Song - US Marine Corp.....Hard-Corp. Hoorah!

 

[Fisher]

I really like the Ballad of the Green Beret, but I agree with Luther that The Battle Hymn of the Republic is hands down my favorite.

 

[Leo]

LOL, and just to break with the PC trend of everyone only choosing their own national military music, I have to say that I really like The Battle Hymn of the Republic, a number of Souza marches (Stars & Stripes Forever, etc.), and the very politically incorrect Horst Wessel Lied (which is rather creepily similar to the hymn How Great Thou Art).