Peter, I agree very well said sir and I’m very grateful to Quentin Tarantino for turning me on to this song. I’d never heard it before until I saw Leonardo DiCaprio singing it in “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”
I was in my teens when this song was popular. My brother was in the navy, and when he came home on leave he had a tattoo of Snoopy shaking his fist at the Red Baron on his shoulder. It's still my favorite tattoo.
Back in 1981, my 3rd grade teacher would sing and play this classic on his guitar for his students and we sang our hearts out! This brings back very fond memories of what a great time the 80’s were.
That song never gets old. Snoopy fighting the Red Barron, then roaming the French countryside after getting shot down and crying while Schroder plays old-time songs on his piano. They just stopped making great stuff somewhere along the way. I am so glad it didn't happen when I was a kid. RIP Charles Shultz, you were a great man who brought joy to millions of kids back in the day.
SUMMER / FALL THEN CHRISTMAS 1966 - THREE SUCCESSIVE "SNOOPY" ("PEANUTS" CARTOON STRIP CHARACTER) POP SONG HITS BY THE "ROYAL GUARDSMEN" - TEMPORARY "ONE-HIT" WONDERS ROCK GROUP!!! - THEN THEY DISAPPEARED!! = D.E.T. (Baltimore / Thursday morning - October 26th, 2017 - - 1:23 am / 0123 hours EDST here)
My family plays this every CHRISTMAS EVE morning & after cleaning up dinner dishes. Also CHRISTMAS morning & after dinner. Since I've been born I'm 50 now. Still LOVE THIS. I LOVE MY FAMILY TRADITIONS. 1ST CHRISTMAS without my mom 11years without my dad. 16 years without my husband Ralph he even got into it.💔💔💔
My older siblings were born in the late 50s to early 60s, and they had all the original Peanuts stuff...including the album this was on. I came along 15 years later, inheriting all their hand-me-downs. I must have listened to that record a million times. Still makes me smile.
Smooth brain: A Canadian shot down The Red Baron Big Brain: An Australian machine gunner shot The Red Baron on the ground Galaxy Brain: An American Beagle shot down The Red Baron
right, i even heard that a couple of ground troops shot as he made his pass over a cleared field. i guess they had a real fokker moment. or the snoop dog shot him down.
That is a real debate going on with who really killed the Red Baron. The Australian machine gunner that was shooting at him or the Pilot that was shooting at him and was giving credit for the kill. The Red Baron’s final flight took place on April 21, 1918, when pilots from his Flying Circus engaged a group of British planes over Vaux-sur-Somme, France. As Richthofen swooped low in pursuit of an enemy fighter, he came under attack from Australian machine gunners on the ground and a plane piloted by Canadian ace Arthur Roy Brown. During the exchange of fire, Richthofen was struck in the torso by a bullet and died after crash-landing in a field. Brown got official credit for the victory, but debate continues over whether he or the Australian infantrymen fired the fatal shot. www.history.com/topics/world-war-i/manfred-baron-von-richthofen
Michigan was like that until these liberal communist thought everyone should get cake ice cream and a trophy for being a loser kids today have no sportsmanship no respect for there parents let alone themselves america need to wake the hell up and realize we have to get rid of these kind of people or america will be no more
In nurses training…….we used to jump on our beds in time to The Bloody Red Baron!!!!!!!! Today when I heard our great grand daughter was jumping on our son and daughter-in-law’s bed…..had to dig this out!!!! Thanks
I haven't heard this song in over 50 years! This brings back memories . . . . One thing I'd always wondered is how well Snoopy would have done in areal combat against Muttley from the old Hanna-Barbera cartoon, "Dastardly and Muttley in their Flying Machines." Now, THAT would have been a "real dogfight" . . . .
He died so close to the end of the war In the US after World War I many pilots got jobs flying booze in from Canada and Mexico and at that time you didn’t need a license The fly a plane until 1927
We have beagles. My son, then 30 thought he was going to surprise me by playing this song. I was in the fifth grade when this came out and to this day I STILL know every word. Instead of making me laugh he had the biggest look of shock on his face!
Lyrics After the turn of the century In the clear blue skies over Germany Came a roar and a thunder men had never heard Like the screamin' sound of a big war bird Up in the sky, a man in a plane Baron von Richthofen was his name Eighty men tried, and eighty men died Now, they're buried together on the countryside Ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty or more The Bloody Red Baron was rollin' up the score Eighty men died tryin' to end that spree Of the Bloody Red Baron of Germany In the nick of time, a hero arose A funny-lookin' dog with a big black nose He flew into the sky to seek revenge But the Baron shot him down (Curses, foiled again!) Ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty or more The Bloody Red Baron was rollin' up the score Eighty men died tryin' to end that spree Of the Bloody Red Baron of Germany Now, Snoopy had swore that he'd get that man So he asked the Great Pumpkin for a new battle plan He challenged the German to a real dogfight While the Baron was laughin', he got him in his sight That Bloody Red Baron was in a fix He tried everything, but he'd run out of tricks Snoopy fired once, and he fired twice And that Bloody Red Baron went spinnin' out of sight Ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty or more The Bloody Red Baron was rollin' up the score Eighty men died tryin' to end that spree Of the Bloody Red Baron of Germany Ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty or more The Bloody Red Baron was rollin' up the score Eighty men died tryin' to end that spree Of the Bloody Red Baron of Germany (last chorus repeated in fade til end of song)
When we was at school we used to sing to this tune 10 20 30 Or more Frank got Betty on the kitchen floor , kissed her once and kissed her twice , pulled down her knickers and said oooooo nice
Omg. I got the 45 for my birthday when I was in first grade. I took it to school and the teacher let us play it over and over during milk break. I remembered every word!
I was a very young man in the navy when this song came out I tear up now when I play this song, because I am now old and this brings me back to my youth. I am 81
@@davidforrest1665 no worry about thanking me for my service! It was a life's choice and now it is a previage to be a vet! Kind Sir I am enjoying every minute of it
This song reached #1 in the Billboard Chart, edging out for the #2 spot, the much more deserving, "Tell It Like It Is" by Aaron Neville. Still a classic!
I love this song! Heard it first time 1967 as a Boy Scout of 17 in a Pub in a small town in North Norway. I was so fascinated that I let the jukebox play it again and again. Finally they kicked us out.
LOL! This was the first 45 rpm record I bought back in the 1960's which cost me a whole 50 cents + tax. Later I got the 33 rpm album with all the Royal Guardsmen songs for $3.50 + tax and I still have it today. Thanks for posting memories of my youth.
There’s an urban legend that during the early ‘80’s the programmers at NORAD Defense command named the main combat computer (think of the one in War Games) Great Pumpkin, so they could ask it for new battle plans.
This song is on the movie Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. Leonardo sings it while relaxing in his pool just before a Manson family member crashes thru his sliding glass door and falls into the pool. Leo runs to get his flame thrower when the crazed nut starts shooting wildly into the air. That whole 15 minute scene towards the end of the movie was awesome! 😄
Thanks Pierre for posting this video. I heard this way back in the 60;s and got the chills from listening to it then. Today when I hear this song I still get the chills. Thanks again.
I love this video! Thanks for posting! I grew up knowing "A Snoopy Christmas" and The Royal Guardsman and I would sing along. Then I leared there were a slew of songs by them about this great, and ongoing, epic battle. I'd listen to many of them, see the vintage footage, and I love this video :)
i love snoopy i always will i loved snoopy back in the 60s and 70 and to this day and yes I am almost 60 and still live snoopy and watch the peanuts you go u rock
I used to listen to this all the time when I was 6 or 7. I've heard it maybe twice since then. I came across this link and still was able to sing along with it perfectly on the first try!
wow this song means the world to me I remember my brother Robert who died of cancer in 2010 gave me this album it was his. He was moving out and I think he knew how much it meant to me at that time. Rob I know you were listening with me. Love ya bro. and you were always loved and always fit in.
Still one of my favorite songs, has been since i was a kid, even more so since i found out that it was a true story (according to one take of the end of the Red Baron.)
Me too! Between my sister and I we played this record into the ground even before cassettes. What a blast from the past. Makes me feel 5 yrs old hummed it all day.
I was like six years old back in 1976, and for Christmas I got one of those really cheap record players with the monotone speaker that was fit only to play '45s. Well this is the one 45 that my mom bought for me. I used to listen to it for hours, so thanks for the memories. I could not keep the smile off of my face as I sang with The Royal Guardsman. Don't mind me if I revisit every once in a while.
I love this song! I played it for my 5 year old and told her that it I loved this song soooo much when I was her age... she said, "Why?" (heart; crushed)
One of the best "oddball" songs from the 60s. Kudos to the Royal Guardsman for giving us such wonderfully fun songs!
Can't forget Ray Stevens!
This song means so much to me as it was something I listened to as a child it reminds me so much of christmas
You know couch potato pea brains
Awesome!
Peter, I agree very well said sir and I’m very grateful to Quentin Tarantino for turning me on to this song. I’d never heard it before until I saw Leonardo DiCaprio singing it in “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”
I was in my teens when this song was popular. My brother was in the navy, and when he came home on leave he had a tattoo of Snoopy shaking his fist at the Red Baron on his shoulder. It's still my favorite tattoo.
My Father was also in the navy. Dad passed on, and now our nephew has put his 20 yrs in. There’s more to come im
Back in 1981, my 3rd grade teacher would sing and play this classic on his guitar for his students and we sang our hearts out! This brings back very fond memories of what a great time the 80’s were.
Love that story
Cool story. Now a days, the teacher would probably be suspended for glorifying war or something. It's such a fun song.
Awesome memory to hold onto Stacy. 80's were incredible. Merry Xmas!
I wasn’t born until a year after that. But, we had a cool music teacher who taught us this song in elementary school.
Wonderful
I was in the Marine Corps Air wing when this song was popular. A lot of pilots used to have a stuffed Snoopy Dog they took along on sorties with them.
Snoopy was our mascot of the Hound Dog Missile System on the B-52, officially authorized by Charles M. Schultz.
Love this post! Who knew pilots were so cool 🥰
God bless them all!💓 you got my upmost respect!
Snoopy was cool back then, a lot of Medivac choppers had him hanging.
Snoopy for President !!
That song never gets old. Snoopy fighting the Red Barron, then roaming the French countryside after getting shot down and crying while Schroder plays old-time songs on his piano. They just stopped making great stuff somewhere along the way. I am so glad it didn't happen when I was a kid. RIP Charles Shultz, you were a great man who brought joy to millions of kids back in the day.
The lead singer of the band, Barry Winslow, is my grandfather! Probably the coolest guy you could ever talk to.
would love to chat with him!!
deerhuntin01 lucky!!!
deerhuntin01 Big Heart dude, Wish , I could meet him , Again.
THELordOfHorns Thanks
The Ledgend, Lives On!!! We All get lucky, Once in a while... Keep Your Faith!!!
This was my father’s favorite Christmas song. He knew it by heart. He passed away in 2003 and I still feel close to him when I listen to this. 💝🎄🦌🎁
Colleen you had a great 👨 DAD God bless you
I'm a Bailey too
It’s a Christmas song?
@@williamward9755not this song, but the guys who made this song also had a Christmas song with Snoopy and the red Baron
To this day, Snoopy is still one of the top instructors at Miramar.
DARN STRAIGHT!!!!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣👍👍👍👍👍
The ww1 version 😉✌
Love this song forever. My Mom's friend Lou Bioletti died flying out there in the 50's. Keep safe.
Snoopy was in the Army not the Navy
Whoever has that call sign has to be the coolest....😁
This was a huge song back in the 1960's. I still have the vinyl of this record.
I thank its still huge at least to me
Yes, I remember those days!
K-Tel's Goofy Greats! We'd sing and dance in our living room!
SUMMER / FALL THEN CHRISTMAS 1966 - THREE SUCCESSIVE "SNOOPY" ("PEANUTS" CARTOON STRIP CHARACTER) POP SONG HITS BY THE "ROYAL GUARDSMEN" - TEMPORARY "ONE-HIT" WONDERS ROCK GROUP!!! - THEN THEY DISAPPEARED!!
= D.E.T.
(Baltimore / Thursday morning - October 26th, 2017 - - 1:23 am / 0123 hours EDST here)
John Young did you really admit your age... Lol
My family plays this every CHRISTMAS EVE morning & after cleaning up dinner dishes. Also CHRISTMAS morning & after dinner. Since I've been born I'm 50 now. Still LOVE THIS. I LOVE MY FAMILY TRADITIONS. 1ST CHRISTMAS without my mom 11years without my dad. 16 years without my husband Ralph he even got into it.💔💔💔
I am 58 now and I loved this song when I was a kid. I just came across it again tonight. I still know every word.
Mark, I'm in my mid-60s, and remember listening to this when I was young, too :)
My older siblings were born in the late 50s to early 60s, and they had all the original Peanuts stuff...including the album this was on. I came along 15 years later, inheriting all their hand-me-downs. I must have listened to that record a million times. Still makes me smile.
Smooth brain: A Canadian shot down The Red Baron
Big Brain: An Australian machine gunner shot The Red Baron on the ground
Galaxy Brain: An American Beagle shot down The Red Baron
AMEN!!! And I hope from TEXAS TOO!!!
right, i even heard that a couple of ground troops shot as he made his pass over a cleared field. i guess they had a real fokker moment. or the snoop dog shot him down.
That is a real debate going on with who really killed the Red Baron. The Australian machine gunner that was shooting at him or the Pilot that was shooting at him and was giving credit for the kill.
The Red Baron’s final flight took place on April 21, 1918, when pilots from his Flying Circus engaged a group of British planes over Vaux-sur-Somme, France. As Richthofen swooped low in pursuit of an enemy fighter, he came under attack from Australian machine gunners on the ground and a plane piloted by Canadian ace Arthur Roy Brown.
During the exchange of fire, Richthofen was struck in the torso by a bullet and died after crash-landing in a field. Brown got official credit for the victory, but debate continues over whether he or the Australian infantrymen fired the fatal shot.
www.history.com/topics/world-war-i/manfred-baron-von-richthofen
@@raerncornerproduction6073 I heard there was no specific knowledge who got the Red Baron. Might as well give the credit to Snoopy the beagle!
That is hilarious, thx
My dad used to play this for me at the bar ( back when children could accompany their parents at taverns)
You still can in Wisconsin
Same Here!!!!
Michigan was like that until these liberal communist thought everyone should get cake ice cream and a trophy for being a loser kids today have no sportsmanship no respect for there parents let alone themselves america need to wake the hell up and realize we have to get rid of these kind of people or america will be no more
@@allibani Blame Joe Biden!!!!
@@larryc2321 him and 200 or more others just as bad and worse
In nurses training…….we used to jump on our beds in time to The Bloody Red Baron!!!!!!!!
Today when I heard our great grand daughter was jumping on our son and daughter-in-law’s bed…..had to dig this out!!!! Thanks
Once upon a time... in Hollywood brought me here.
I haven't heard this song in over 50 years! This brings back memories . . . .
One thing I'd always wondered is how well Snoopy would have done in areal combat against Muttley from the old Hanna-Barbera cartoon, "Dastardly and Muttley in their Flying Machines." Now, THAT would have been a "real dogfight" . . . .
R I P Manfred Von Richthofen (The Red Baron) ( May 2, 1892 - April 21, 1918)
His grave can be visited in the German city of Wiesbaden where he is now at rest with his family.
@@richardpetzoldt5284 what happened to snoopy haha
He died so close to the end of the war
In the US after World War I many pilots got jobs flying booze in from Canada and Mexico and at that time you didn’t need a license The fly a plane until 1927
We have beagles. My son, then 30 thought he was going to surprise me by playing this song. I was in the fifth grade when this came out and to this day I STILL know every word. Instead of making me laugh he had the biggest look of shock on his face!
If not for the Internet and You Tube, I might never have heard this song again! Bravo!
Look for snoppys returns and snoopy Christmas
I grew up with songs like this. Thank God!
I grew up the same way and still love them. :)
When music was music
I remember hearing that in the bowling alley when I was a kid and loving it. Snoopy nailing The Baron was the shit.
40 years later, STILL LOVE IT😂😂
Really - it was 56 years ago!!! This song is from 1966.
Always will!
@@timothylove9705
Well dick I was born in 74
Lyrics
After the turn of the century
In the clear blue skies over Germany
Came a roar and a thunder men had never heard
Like the screamin' sound of a big war bird
Up in the sky, a man in a plane
Baron von Richthofen was his name
Eighty men tried, and eighty men died
Now, they're buried together on the countryside
Ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty or more
The Bloody Red Baron was rollin' up the score
Eighty men died tryin' to end that spree
Of the Bloody Red Baron of Germany
In the nick of time, a hero arose
A funny-lookin' dog with a big black nose
He flew into the sky to seek revenge
But the Baron shot him down (Curses, foiled again!)
Ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty or more
The Bloody Red Baron was rollin' up the score
Eighty men died tryin' to end that spree
Of the Bloody Red Baron of Germany
Now, Snoopy had swore that he'd get that man
So he asked the Great Pumpkin for a new battle plan
He challenged the German to a real dogfight
While the Baron was laughin', he got him in his sight
That Bloody Red Baron was in a fix
He tried everything, but he'd run out of tricks
Snoopy fired once, and he fired twice
And that Bloody Red Baron went spinnin' out of sight
Ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty or more
The Bloody Red Baron was rollin' up the score
Eighty men died tryin' to end that spree
Of the Bloody Red Baron of Germany
Ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty or more
The Bloody Red Baron was rollin' up the score
Eighty men died tryin' to end that spree
Of the Bloody Red Baron of Germany (last chorus repeated in fade til end of song)
Thanx very much buddy 🤘 🐺
When we was at school we used to sing to this tune
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@@robwatts9437 Hahahhhaa. And where is the rest ... ?
I was 7 yrs old when I heard this song...I'm 56 and still love this classic song...:).
Love it as much as i did when it came out and maybe even more. The memories
Though I don't remember it coming out, I do remember having it on record and being thrilled by the story. It's an awesome memory.
They played this at nursery school during nap time (58 years ago) my favourite Snoopy. I'm crying ❤
Brings back memories of watching Snoopy. on t.v. when I was a. child.
00:37 - 00:40. From now on I will always think of Rick Dalton singing in his pool during this part.
I searched this song because this scene😂👌
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This came on 60's radio the other day and I was doing the RD hand point in my car while I sang along.
Loved that scene
AJ Maher once upon a time in Hollywood?
Another one of my favorite songs! Brings back memories of Dad and I singing it at the top of our longs as a kid :) Miss you Dad!
Good Memories though Cora.
Cant wait till my step dads just a memory lol
Omg. I got the 45 for my birthday when I was in first grade. I took it to school and the teacher let us play it over and over during milk break. I remembered every word!
HIGHER
KING OF THE SKY
HE’S FLYING TO FAST
AND HE’S FLYING TOO HIGH
I knew i wasn't the only one here
I see another men of culture here
Another man of culture
Just one picture of Snoopy during the live shows... That's all I want to see... :-D
🤘😁🤘
This was a huge song back in the 1960's. Good to hear again
I played this .45 over and over in the 60's.
I was a very young man in the navy when this song came out
I tear up now when I play this song, because I am now old and this brings me back to my youth. I am 81
Thank you for your service
@@davidforrest1665 no worry about thanking me for my service! It was a life's choice and now it is a previage to be a vet! Kind Sir I am enjoying every minute of it
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
This song reached #1 in the Billboard Chart, edging out for the #2 spot, the much more deserving, "Tell It Like It Is" by Aaron Neville. Still a classic!
I was 17 YO. turned on the radio on in my 57 ford on the road to the weekend job after school. Wow time flys. But songs like this one never grows old.
agree just wow
I love this song! Heard it first time 1967 as a Boy Scout of 17 in a Pub in a small town in North Norway. I was so fascinated that I let the jukebox play it again and again.
Finally they kicked us out.
been in love with Snoopy for over 40 years!
our 3rd grade teacher (1975-76)) brought in a record player and the '45 of this!
After all these years, I still get goosebumps from this.
Why?
LOL! This was the first 45 rpm record I bought back in the 1960's which cost me a whole 50 cents + tax. Later I got the 33 rpm album with all the Royal Guardsmen songs for $3.50 + tax and I still have it today.
Thanks for posting memories of my youth.
I am so thankful that my dad played these songs for me as a kid.
me too my dad loves this song
There’s an urban legend that during the early ‘80’s the programmers at NORAD Defense command named the main combat computer (think of the one in War Games) Great Pumpkin, so they could ask it for new battle plans.
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing
Nobody can defeat Snoopy in a real dogfight.
okrajoe That is true!
Erich "bubi" Hartman can
+petrivilhu That's Hartmann.
+okrajoe Maybe a Beggin' Strip can take Snoop down. He'd be beggin' for mercy.
+okrajoe The Red Baron often beat Snoopy in Schultz's comics. In fact, I think the Baron beat him every time.
FANTASTIC SONG FROM A TALENTED GROUP OF 5 GUYS FROM FLORIDA.
Finally, something good from Florida man.
@@swgomez I thought they were British boy do i feel stupid now
They didn’t write the song
Snoopy , best fighter pilot ever !!
he was by far a better pilot than the red baron.it was snoopy who shot him down.and not ground fire....................
Did you know the red baron was trained by snoopy thats why he was so good
With his helmet and scarf...no one beat the Snoop!
yeah he was air force not navy!
Duu
When snoopy puts on the hat and scarf sits on top the doghouse and starts that Engine you know it's about to go down!!!!
Australians loved "the bloody Red Baron" A #1 hit here in February of 1967.
I am 60 and i used to listen to this song on my record player when i was a kid.
I guess Woodstock was his wingman?
This song is on the movie Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. Leonardo sings it while relaxing in his pool just before a Manson family member crashes thru his sliding glass door and falls into the pool. Leo runs to get his flame thrower when the crazed nut starts shooting wildly into the air. That whole 15 minute scene towards the end of the movie was awesome! 😄
My dad used to play this song all the time. I love this song too.
Thanks guys! I was 9 years old, living in Germany. I was born around there! Yes, we rolled shine.
My sister had this song. Brings back memories. ❤️💕
I was so happy to find this! After I saw once upon a time in Hollywood and heard this song!
Damn Loved this song when I grew up probably my favorite EVER.....Still gives me goose bumps. Loved hearing the sound effects
У меня альбом Королевских Гвардейцев появился в 1972 г. Песня про Snoopy до сих пор одна из любимых. Самые светлые воспоминания!!!
Oh, yeah???
This song was used perfectly in the movie. A great happy song to listen to when you're spaced out drunk
Leo truly seemed hammered when he had those massive 50's era cans on his ears lol
What movie?
Thanks Pierre for posting this video. I heard this way back in the 60;s and got the chills from listening to it then. Today when I hear this song I still get the chills. Thanks again.
Loved this song in the 60s, still love it.
Born a soldier from the horseback to the skies
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That’s where the legend will arise!
warc9 sabaton
Ocala, Florida boys! Memories of my childhood in rural Florida on AM radio.
Miss those days.
Hats off to Barry Winslow your grandfather has brightened the hearts of millions of folks children and all.Amazing the Baron flies into infamy.
Love hearing this song.GREAT MEMORIES
I love this video! Thanks for posting! I grew up knowing "A Snoopy Christmas" and The Royal Guardsman and I would sing along. Then I leared there were a slew of songs by them about this great, and ongoing, epic battle. I'd listen to many of them, see the vintage footage, and I love this video :)
i love snoopy i always will i loved snoopy back in the 60s and 70 and to this day and yes I am almost 60 and still live snoopy and watch the peanuts you go u rock
+Susan Gibbs I wish my dog was that brave ! ha,ha
Grew up on this album. I adore everything about this album. I still know every word!! Will sing it for free for everyone! 😆
My step dad put me onto this song when I Was 9, I,m 52 now and still love this song.
One of my earliest records. Along with 'Tie Me Kangeroo Down, Sport'. Both thanks to my older sister who left us much too early...
I remember hearing this song on a special on TV in the 60s. It's humorous and tells you a message.
My Uncle passed today, he played this song for me when I was younger ..( over and over ).😍Mrs.B
Funny how music can take us right back into memories. I'm thankful for that.
Listened to this as a kid in the 70's and was one of my favorite songs.
Brings back fond memories of mt cousin who loved all things Snoopy.
One of my favorite songs as a child
Love this song. Forst heard it when my dad and i were headed from Cheyenne, WY to Fort Collins, CO for a day out.
I used to listen to this all the time when I was 6 or 7. I've heard it maybe twice since then. I came across this link and still was able to sing along with it perfectly on the first try!
103 years ago snoopy finally got him
Man this brings memories of my childhood. I used to love this song was I was little!
wow this song means the world to me I remember my brother Robert who died of cancer in 2010 gave me this album it was his. He was moving out and I think he knew how much it meant to me at that time. Rob I know you were listening with me. Love ya bro. and you were always loved and always fit in.
How I love this song so much!!! MERRY CHRISTMAS - let's all get along!!!!
Lynn Hurley IT CHRISTMAS DAY NOW! I spent it cleaning.
heard this song as a youngster great music back then !!! Merry Christmas - Yes I Agree.
CANT THINK OF MY LIFE WITHOUT THESE TUNES
Same here. :)
yep
Childhood favorite. LOVE THIS
Love this song ,so bouncy and snoopy was fabulous, ,thank you Shirley h Darlington england 😁
Luuuuv this song!! Brings my childhood n dancing , singing with my sis! Thank god for the 60’s n 70’s! Miss them days☹️
Still one of my favorite songs, has been since i was a kid, even more so since i found out that it was a true story (according to one take of the end of the Red Baron.)
I love this song! we used to have it on record and I listened to it over and over and over again.
Me too! Between my sister and I we played this record into the ground even before cassettes. What a blast from the past. Makes me feel 5 yrs old hummed it all day.
Nobody can beat Snoopy.....
I was like six years old back in 1976, and for Christmas I got one of those really cheap record players with the monotone speaker that was fit only to play '45s. Well this is the one 45 that my mom bought for me. I used to listen to it for hours, so thanks for the memories.
I could not keep the smile off of my face as I sang with The Royal Guardsman. Don't mind me if I revisit every once in a while.
a classic hit, the royal guardsmen performed this track really well.
Cool song ,man , I love Charlie Brown and the peanuts, especially that cute dog ,Snoopy!!!😉💖👍
Thanks for my grandma for showing me this song may she rest in peace
Not the song I was looking for, but the song I needed
I love this song! I played it for my 5 year old and told her that it I loved this song soooo much when I was her age... she said, "Why?" (heart; crushed)
When we were little me and my sister loved Snoopy and Charlie Brown I miss you Glori I know your in heaven
That same year (1967) there was a holiday sequel to this song in "Snoopy's Christmas" done by The Royal Guardsmen.
In 1968, there was another sequel, "Snoopy For President".
Ron the first day of school year after year my father would play this song on the stereo VERY loud to wake us up I love it!
this is another CLASSIC that all kids should hear at least once!!! :)
Still have my original 45. The vocals on this are epic, it's odd this group didn't have more commercial success. However, this is immortal.
😂😂 Still at 49 yrs of age, I ❤ this😂😂
I love this tune as much as when I first played it endlessly over 50 years ago. The cadence is awesome