Johnny Horton and His Number One Version of “The Battle of New Orleans”
The song penned by Jimmy Driftwood, “The Battle of New Orleans,” has had many versions, but Johnny Horton’s was undeniably a standout.
Johnny Horton Tells You About The Soldier “Johnny Reb”
Johnny Horton's "Johnny Reb" is known to be one of the most iconic American songs and here is why we think that’s so.
Another Musical Success in “North to Alaska” by Johnny Horton
What better way to get hooked on a movie than having an opening song that hints at the plot, like what Johnny Horton's "North to Alaska" offers?
The Spine-Chilling Backstory of Johnny Horton’s Death
Johnny Horton had premonitions about his death at the time his career in country music was at its peak. On Nov. 5, 1960, his prediction came true.
Johnny Horton’s “Sink the Bismarck” Is The Battle Outcry That Will Keep You Hooked
Johnny Horton co-wrote and recorded the marching song “Sink the Bismarck.” Songwriter Tillman Franks shared the credit on the song’s writing.
Here Are The Best Johnny Horton Songs That Are Still Celebrated To This Day
From the late 50s and early 60s, a series of Johnny Horton songs actually topped the country charts and even crossed the pop charts. Here are the best ones.
Here Are 10 Facts About Johnny Horton That You Probably Didn’t Know
Get to know American honky tonk and rockabilly singer Johnny Horton with these ten interesting facts about his life and career.