Love the photos of the gorgeous Sean Bean, especially the shots taken on the film set. I really like John Tams version of this song. Thanks for sharing this.
@BadassRocknRoller . Ireland,Wales,England,Isle of Man,Scotland have given the world more than can be stated. We Americans are proud of our ancestors. Campbell,Douglas, Beatty ,Drake, Howard,Hawkins,Bruce,Plantagent, Winsors. all are listed in our records of our family. We remember our kin.
Fun fact about John Tams, he plays something like 30 different instruments. Just about the only folk music instrument he DOESN'T play is the fiddle which Hagman plays in the Sharpe series.
@elementalwiz Does bring a tear to the eye. Britain may change, the old ways may be gone, but the heart and soul remains. Things like this remind me who I am and where I come from. By remembering the past and keeping the spirit alive, a bright future is possible.
@Geistmeister6 The Sharpe Series that, if you're in America, was on Masterpiece Theater. Very fantastic series of the war against Napoleon. John Tams (who plays Hagman in the series) does this song, which is little changed from the original sang durring Victoria's Reign.
@LadyAryun Actually, the song originated in Queen Anne's reign, four Georges and a William before Queen Victoria! The original line in the chorus was "Queen Anne commands and we obey" and the verses John Tams sings are mostly quite different to those in the original song....more about what a great life it would be in the army and less about duty calling and possibly falling! It was a recruiting song after all, and highlighted good things while downplaying the bad.
@Geistmeister6 The Sharpe Series that, if you're in America, was on Masterpiece Theater. Very fantastic series of the war against Napoleon. John Tams (who plays Hagman in the series) does this song, which is little changed from the original sang durring Victoria's Reign.
Great vid. Sharpe was right in the book Sharpe's Fury that he couldn't be mistaken for a gentleman. Still, the films are awesome, the books are better and all related games (Empire Total War) are best. As usual. I actually like the books best.
I knew there'd be other Sharpe/Empire fans floating around. Eagerly waiting Napoleon Total War now so's I can really feel like I'm there and you can bet I'll be renaming a British Rifles regiment to the 95th.
I'll just be waiting till I have 95 Regiments so I won't end up with two 95s like I did in Empire with the 33rd. (as in the first 3 books chronologically)
Sharpe is the best dvd series ever and the music from john tams is great but it was originaly a song for recruiting sergants and would sing while they where marching in the 18th century
You can get this on the CD "Over The Hills and Far Away - The Music of Sharpe" - I think its still available but, if not, you can get it on E-Bay . Sung by John Tams - an old 18century tune and chorus and Tams added some different verses for the Sharpe series
@Antigan15th.The singer and actor is John Tams,he played one of the supporting roles in the ITV drama series Sharpe as one of the "Chosen Men": Rifleman and former poacher Daniel Hagman, a whimsical, sober, steady hand in the 95th Rifles; always ready with a deadly eye behind a Baker rifle, a folk remedy for an ailment, or a song for a weary heart. He also co-wrote the music for each film (18 to date - Nov 2008) alongside Dominic Muldowney.
@Antigan15th I know how you feel. Fantastic ending to every episode. I heard that the singer IS the old guy from the rifles who is a real good shot, the guy who sings it at the end of every episode.
i completly agree putting william dod and the tipo sultan all in one was poor also they should of done it first it looked stupid at the begging where sharpe is well old and its ment to be just befor the war in spain
Never mind Sharpe et al. This is a beautiful plangent song with the capacity to make this old trooper smart at the eyes. One to sing along to of an evening. Also, listen to the last verse second line " With Colours blazing like the sun" - astonishingly evocative, descriptive and moving.
Sharpe and Harper Rules, I just love this serie, and I'm a fucking Swede =)
Sean Bean is awesome as Sharpe...he even made a reference to the serie in the Lord of the Rings when he cuts himself on Narsil and mutters - "Still Sharp"(e) :D
Sums up a soldier's life - written for soldier in the 1800's, but as apt today. Substitute Flanders, Portugal and Spain for Iraq and Afghanistan and you get the idea.
Great song! Great to see IRISH,ENGLISH frienship and loyalty (and yes I know it was the British army)! Its just the politicians who have the problems not the common people!
Many friends and neighbours from all parts of the world! Sick and tired of the bickering!
I have seen all the of the Shapre films but i don't understand what happened to the little daughter he had with Teresa Moreno. I know her name was Antonia but what happened to her?
Does anybody know in which order to watch the videos as i have them but they are not numbered,they only have the titles on them any held would be appreciated,thank you.
well rifleman cooper was a real soldier in the 95th rifles in the napoleonic war and i've been told that the stories are (very loosely) based on his collected memoirs, not that there is a lot being a commoner it is very unlikely that he could read or write but apparently someone wrote down his experiences and they became the basis for the books.
what a time to have been alive. it takes me away. where is there honour left like this in our country today? we cant even say we are proud without some liberal twat calling us a fascist! its a touching video but sad at the same time.
So it was the seventh coalition, and NOT GB alone, ok BritishPatriot?! Be proud but get the facts right and the bias out of the way---this stuff is on wikipedia anyway....
The russian campaign destroyed the Grand Armee, not the 60 or 70 thousand men under wellington in waterloo and not the peninsular war...much less trafalgar. France and Great Britain were, in the words of a contemporary, much like "an Elephant and a Whale, both powerful in their own way but each incapable of defeating the other in its own terms". Also, GB allied itself with Austria, Russia and Prussia, which had the effective manpower to bring down the french army,
This show has got to be the best depicture of the british army and the most accord. All of Europe was fighting against Napoleon, and that is hat makes heroes. All of the discard against the british in later and earlier decades was well provoked from british rule. To put it planely, the brits were the underdogs in this war=)
I agree that British played an important part in Napoleonic Wars such as the Bombardment of Copenhagen, Battle of Trafalgar, Spanish Campaign and Waterloo, but it is too much to say that the war was soley done between Britain and Napoleonic France. Never to mention Austrians in Essling and Lipzeig, Russians ar Eylau and Borodino, Prussians at Lipzeig, Paris and Waterloo and etc...You gotta break from the British myth of invincible redcoats.
If I were a woman or gay....
MidnighWolf 2 months ago 4
Funny thing about John Tams, he's very near sighted!
amadeusamwater 5 months ago in playlist To Be Done
Dynamite smile, and one of those men who looks great (and sexy) clean or dirty!
Astraea52 6 months ago 3
they change lyrics after whos monarc
Flohaug81 6 months ago
@Flohaug81 Well it really ouldn't work otherwise!
You have to say Queen Liz now though, because Elizabeth won't fit in!
CordeliaMoreno 3 weeks ago
John Tamms one of the rifle men in program the sharpshooter
BaconlordKenzie213 6 months ago
@BaconlordKenzie213 Doesn't he play Hagman in Sharpe anyway?
CordeliaMoreno 3 weeks ago
The French had their own version of this song called 'Run over the Hills' XD
aspiringdrummer17 7 months ago 9
@aspiringdrummer17 LOL!
CordeliaMoreno 3 weeks ago
You know in the 95th we dont sing it like that. dont get me wrong John is good but he changed the lyrics and its a marching song not easy listneng
dobspau 7 months ago
There is no doubt about it Sean Bean is a real man's man!!!!!!! Oh I love him
littlebitbritish 9 months ago 2
its a trully inspireing song
ODST576 10 months ago
Love the photos of the gorgeous Sean Bean, especially the shots taken on the film set. I really like John Tams version of this song. Thanks for sharing this.
macksmrs 11 months ago
Amazing song!!
englishguy2010 11 months ago
i love this song as soon as i listen i think about watching sharpe again
REadoLEgend94 11 months ago
I love the Sharpe's series, Sean Bean is the greatest actor
abcdefgh1234567898 1 year ago 2
When I hear this song, tears fill my eyes.
thesuperwillem 1 year ago 3
very nice song. I'd like to see the serial
toniklein 1 year ago
Is that Sean Bean? The guy who plays Alec Trevalyn in the movie, Goldeneye?
MajBlood 1 year ago
@MajBlood yup
Telamnar 1 year ago
@elementalwiz read bernard cromwells books thats where the tv series came from they are fantastic!!!!
kristinelawrie 1 year ago
@kristinelawrie: Just read Sharpe's Peril! Loves it loves it.
EverythingAustin 1 year ago
The Character is very Australian until after the Fifties.
Simmerson is a typical graduate of what we call "Donkey School" and you Poms call Sandhurst.
FlgOff044038 1 year ago
The Rifles should start wearing this uniform.
firefly361 1 year ago
Makes me proud to be British
BadassRocknRoller 1 year ago 3
@BadassRocknRoller . Ireland,Wales,England,Isle of Man,Scotland have given the world more than can be stated. We Americans are proud of our ancestors. Campbell,Douglas, Beatty ,Drake, Howard,Hawkins,Bruce,Plantagent, Winsors. all are listed in our records of our family. We remember our kin.
progressiverebel 1 year ago 2
@progressiverebel whow some family
fast1919 1 month ago
I just can't stop staring at this amazing man :)
aj3tmnt 1 year ago
Fun fact about John Tams, he plays something like 30 different instruments. Just about the only folk music instrument he DOESN'T play is the fiddle which Hagman plays in the Sharpe series.
bathlarper 1 year ago
@elementalwiz Does bring a tear to the eye. Britain may change, the old ways may be gone, but the heart and soul remains. Things like this remind me who I am and where I come from. By remembering the past and keeping the spirit alive, a bright future is possible.
ThunderCracker26 1 year ago
Victoria's reign? It dates from the reign of Queen Anne, 1702-1714!
tamcd1508 1 year ago
wats this from?
Geistmeister6 1 year ago
@Geistmeister6 The Sharpe Series that, if you're in America, was on Masterpiece Theater. Very fantastic series of the war against Napoleon. John Tams (who plays Hagman in the series) does this song, which is little changed from the original sang durring Victoria's Reign.
LadyAryun 1 year ago
@LadyAryun Actually, the song originated in Queen Anne's reign, four Georges and a William before Queen Victoria! The original line in the chorus was "Queen Anne commands and we obey" and the verses John Tams sings are mostly quite different to those in the original song....more about what a great life it would be in the army and less about duty calling and possibly falling! It was a recruiting song after all, and highlighted good things while downplaying the bad.
robnaylor55 1 year ago
@Geistmeister6 The Sharpe Series that, if you're in America, was on Masterpiece Theater. Very fantastic series of the war against Napoleon. John Tams (who plays Hagman in the series) does this song, which is little changed from the original sang durring Victoria's Reign.
LadyAryun 1 year ago
LOL just saw it... a real Mr Bean
seems govi lots more are queers for mr Bean
nice pics lol
convertiblejones1 1 year ago
tis goon was in national treasure
convertiblejones1 1 year ago
love the pic's
clonehero1 2 years ago
King George commands and we obeay over the hills and far away
MINIHermanator 2 years ago
god save sharpe
spanner224 2 years ago 6
I whistle this song throughout the day and smile, wonderful voice this guy has.
EverythingAustin 2 years ago
@EverythingAustin
Aye, tend to do that at school.
KlausGunther 2 years ago
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GARBLEFLARG 2 years ago
I found the soundtrack for the series on Amazon :D
EverythingAustin 2 years ago
i went to my school formal dressed as sharpe lol every1 was like wtf but the ladies liked it had no clue why i was dresed like it tho
ja5onMUFC 2 years ago 24
Well... where did you get the uniform, or at last something thats compareble to it?
Where is that school and .... what age were "the ladies"?
I am a reenactor and i run around in such clothing very often
TheScotsblade 2 years ago
@ja5onMUFC were do you get a uniform like that
ewbecht 1 year ago
One Of The All Time Great Programs Ever!
Over The Hills And Far Away!!!
baldwin12345 2 years ago
Yes it is John Tams but he now adays refuses to sing this song
whitey1304 2 years ago
He does? Since when?
Undergottensnotten 2 years ago
Hm, why?
Lapsanglover 2 years ago
why???
eltonforlife 2 years ago
who sings this song ? anyone know
AytonZoe 2 years ago
I think it's John Tams.
Patrizier84 2 years ago
Yes it is John Tams
RJM1011 2 years ago
Sean Bean! :D
kendoka0girl 2 years ago
Excellent Video..Well Done !
Loved Sharpe.
GhostWatching 2 years ago
Great vid. Sharpe was right in the book Sharpe's Fury that he couldn't be mistaken for a gentleman. Still, the films are awesome, the books are better and all related games (Empire Total War) are best. As usual. I actually like the books best.
SupersonicAK47 2 years ago
I knew there'd be other Sharpe/Empire fans floating around. Eagerly waiting Napoleon Total War now so's I can really feel like I'm there and you can bet I'll be renaming a British Rifles regiment to the 95th.
Poltair 2 years ago 3
I'll just be waiting till I have 95 Regiments so I won't end up with two 95s like I did in Empire with the 33rd. (as in the first 3 books chronologically)
SupersonicAK47 2 years ago
Just name one as the 95th anyway and IF you get up to 95 Rifle regiments then hold the second one deep within your empire or something.
I've started a new system anyway where I rename every unit upon recruitment.
With chronological numbers - Location trained by region and regiment type.
For instance Line Infantry trained in Silesia are the 1st Silesian Foot then 2nd Silesian Foot etc.
I don't give irregulars numbers just call them e.g Silesian Irregulars.
Poltair 2 years ago
I wouldn't have the patience for that.
SupersonicAK47 2 years ago
Fair enough.
Poltair 2 years ago
yeh it better be better than empire total war. wasnt really good.....
mat2209 2 years ago
I actually like it so Napoleon can only be better in my eyes.
Poltair 2 years ago 4
An amazing song and so very moving.
hanson666999 2 years ago
They have made 2 set in colonial india late 17th century
Sharpes Tiger and Sharpes Peril have watched Tiger but not Peril all the way through.
KellerDweller82 2 years ago
Good stuff. Sharpes Peril was set in 1818 though, Three books were set in India in the 1790s. Sharpes Tiger, Sharpes Triumph and Sharpes Fortress.
HarvsPenzance 2 years ago
when did they make tiger and peril?
TheLittleLegionnaire 2 years ago
i think peril was just shot in 07
ja5onMUFC 2 years ago
i did love that series ^^ and that song fits it so well. shame he looked a bit bedragled in the india one :)
apeman371 2 years ago
Sharpe is simply the best!!!!!!!!!!
Wat i need 2 know though is are they making another sharpe?
Nightscamp54 2 years ago
i think they are goin to make another one in india
nuniska 2 years ago
Sharpe is the best dvd series ever and the music from john tams is great but it was originaly a song for recruiting sergants and would sing while they where marching in the 18th century
dobspau 2 years ago
You can get this on the CD "Over The Hills and Far Away - The Music of Sharpe" - I think its still available but, if nnot, you can get it on E-Bay
sellack 2 years ago
Awesome. Thanks!
DoctorX101 2 years ago
hagman, from the sharpe series
from experiance I know you cant get this version on Itunes :P
o0CrimsonSkies0o 2 years ago
Does anyone know who sings this song? I'm trying to find it via Itunes, torrent, anything! I need this song! =)
Antigan15th 2 years ago 3
It's John Tams, who plays Hagman in the Sharpe series.
Govi20 2 years ago 7
You can get this on the CD "Over The Hills and Far Away - The Music of Sharpe" - I think its still available but, if not, you can get it on E-Bay . Sung by John Tams - an old 18century tune and chorus and Tams added some different verses for the Sharpe series
sellack 2 years ago
@Antigan15th.The singer and actor is John Tams,he played one of the supporting roles in the ITV drama series Sharpe as one of the "Chosen Men": Rifleman and former poacher Daniel Hagman, a whimsical, sober, steady hand in the 95th Rifles; always ready with a deadly eye behind a Baker rifle, a folk remedy for an ailment, or a song for a weary heart. He also co-wrote the music for each film (18 to date - Nov 2008) alongside Dominic Muldowney.
diarmuidmcmahon76 1 year ago
@Antigan15th I know how you feel. Fantastic ending to every episode. I heard that the singer IS the old guy from the rifles who is a real good shot, the guy who sings it at the end of every episode.
anarubickford 11 months ago
@Antigan15th John Tams
thunderstormabbi 7 months ago
My English is so bad to say how I love Sean Bean, and his Sharp - the best forever!
IrynaSr 3 years ago 4
its sharpe
dobspau 3 years ago
I agree with you, Sean is the best...
Emy1056 2 years ago 2
good looking man
snappykat19 3 years ago 3
I love Sharpe!! Thank you for this video!
Yuna2110 3 years ago
British Legend! /salute
And yeah John Tams has a great voice! :)
mirr1984 3 years ago 11
English.
Wyrdtimes 3 years ago 5
the best eva film is sharpes seige or egale and sharpe and hagman are mint speacialy simce jon tams wrote this
dobspau 3 years ago
yeh they are good, dont u just cry though when hagman dies in sharpes waterloo?!!
mat2209 3 years ago
john tams has an amazing voice
jibgt6 3 years ago 8
man times have changed.
Finchy000 3 years ago 8
aww i luff da pic at 0:53
sooo cute
davidboreanazluvva 3 years ago
The forgotten side of war...
Antigan15th 3 years ago
i wish the books about sharpe in india wernt just thrown together in chalenge
if thed dun tiger, triumphe and fortress seperate it wud have been sooo much beter
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aylyby159 3 years ago
i prefer the sharpe books but this music is amazin even with out sharpe
jibgt6 3 years ago
yeh the sharpe books are better
if only thed made the india books into 3 seperate films
and thed made trafalger + prey into films aswell
i liked the "pucelles" crew as charecters
scatmanscott 3 years ago 4
i completly agree putting william dod and the tipo sultan all in one was poor also they should of done it first it looked stupid at the begging where sharpe is well old and its ment to be just befor the war in spain
jibgt6 3 years ago
Well ... the three India books were only written after the first episodes of Sharpe were aired on British tv.
Soliwo 3 years ago
they might
their brinign out the new india episode on the 2nd of november
britishpatriot01 3 years ago
Never mind Sharpe et al. This is a beautiful plangent song with the capacity to make this old trooper smart at the eyes. One to sing along to of an evening. Also, listen to the last verse second line " With Colours blazing like the sun" - astonishingly evocative, descriptive and moving.
HenryHallsGuestNight 3 years ago
KSLI - nowt more. Kings' Shropshire light infantry. They where at the Somme, enough said.
Cambrensis 3 years ago
the scientists really need to try and ressurrect Sharpe so he can fight in englands current and future wars
Wezzipooh 3 years ago 3
'Wezzipooh'~ the spirit of Sharpe is in the Armed Forces of today , its a pride in serving your Country .
But , having said that , bloody good series !
triumph48 3 years ago
kungen1979 ur ryt well spotted mate lol
nemheal 3 years ago
Sharpe and Harper Rules, I just love this serie, and I'm a fucking Swede =)
Sean Bean is awesome as Sharpe...he even made a reference to the serie in the Lord of the Rings when he cuts himself on Narsil and mutters - "Still Sharp"(e) :D
kungen1979 3 years ago 5
haha, you're right kungen xD love this show too
BarkSewm 3 years ago
And here I thought I was the only one who got it! *laughing*
LadyAryun 3 years ago
The song is very evocative and makes me think about Sean Bean playing Captain Sharpe which is always a good daydream!
lloydjameshh 3 years ago
got to love sharpe you know he's a rifleman he's part of the 95th regiment the only regiment wih the latest weapon the baker rifle.
FinalFreek 3 years ago
one of my best ever tv programs
brechin123456 3 years ago
Sums up a soldier's life - written for soldier in the 1800's, but as apt today. Substitute Flanders, Portugal and Spain for Iraq and Afghanistan and you get the idea.
BullRun1861 3 years ago 5
Nice to hear the full song. Sean Bean is absolutely gorgeous!
buddle31 3 years ago 6
i love this song
tyrantbad 3 years ago 3
Who wrote this? Greensleeves yeah? Which album is it on? Girls girls girls?
ChipPollo 3 years ago
Love sharpe Can't wait untill the new episode.
AldoWrexham 3 years ago 3
any body got some chords for this?
puffyjacketb5 3 years ago
It's just GCGD then whole song
NoPlaceQuiteLikeHome 3 years ago
I'm so glad to see its coming back in 2008. They have just finished filming Sharpes Peril. It should be on ITV later this year
andborg 3 years ago 10
great stuff, awesome tune
DerekYK 3 years ago 2
it is a traditional song! a folksong from the wars, i learnt it at school in the 1960s. another great folksong is ' hearts of oak'.
carolethecatlover 3 years ago 4
A great serries and books, have enjoyed them for a good many years.
KW
An American Rifleman
kwsharps 3 years ago 7
Great song! Great to see IRISH,ENGLISH frienship and loyalty (and yes I know it was the British army)! Its just the politicians who have the problems not the common people!
Many friends and neighbours from all parts of the world! Sick and tired of the bickering!
wembley05 3 years ago 27
Obviously!
best shot
sharpshootermaster 3 years ago 2
I love the series and the books.
True classics and love the theme as well. Few can do better. Dan is the true sharpshooter though!!!!
best shot
sharpshootermaster 3 years ago
I have seen all the of the Shapre films but i don't understand what happened to the little daughter he had with Teresa Moreno. I know her name was Antonia but what happened to her?
Did she sie or soemthing?
LilJessT9 3 years ago
I'm not sure, as far as I remember he left her with a family or something...
sgtwolfbane 3 years ago
uao....i love sean bean
4eSaintSeiya 3 years ago
Up the Rifle Brigade
"He dressed them up in Jackets of green
And sent them where they couldn't be seen,
And sent them in front, and invisible screen
To fight for England's glory."
Celer et Fortis !!
JonDavid57 3 years ago 2
i love both sean bean and john tamms
snappykat19 3 years ago
Sharpe is my hero
haddy55555 3 years ago
Does anybody know in which order to watch the videos as i have them but they are not numbered,they only have the titles on them any held would be appreciated,thank you.
JINNERMAC 3 years ago
ScottishBlackWatch 3 years ago 4
Thank you very much
JINNERMAC 3 years ago
Would be tough to pick a favourite!
scrumdiddly 3 years ago
sharpe the best books ive read and dis is a brill song
sharpielotr 3 years ago
Absolutely amazing song, series and books. Cannnot beat a bit of Sharpe! You've done all Sharpe fans proud son.
jllew11 3 years ago
Can someone please email me the MP3, as cannot find it anywhere and wnat to use it in a presentation
twohoots21 3 years ago
It is best versions of "Over the Hills", and a beauty version.
madisonrepublicano 3 years ago 2
ha ha i love my Sharpe boxset and have all the books also
sexykay3 3 years ago
cant bleieve they killed dan in sharpes waterloo!!!
acdcrocksno1 3 years ago
I know man but he does die in the novel too. Harris isn't in the novel if i remember correctly.
leonidasaa 3 years ago
i love sharpe. i wish he was real.
amielou42 3 years ago 2
well rifleman cooper was a real soldier in the 95th rifles in the napoleonic war and i've been told that the stories are (very loosely) based on his collected memoirs, not that there is a lot being a commoner it is very unlikely that he could read or write but apparently someone wrote down his experiences and they became the basis for the books.
Gegs12 3 years ago 2
This was the time when we Prussians fought against the French on the side of the great British Empire!
datweasel 3 years ago 4
thanx. ive never met a prussian-mongolian before. sounds, militarily speaking, like a winning combination.
narses1571 3 years ago
Beautiful Song, none stand against the British soldier.
Medcrusa 3 years ago 7
sharpe is 1 of the best programmes ever i cant wait for sharpes peril welldone 2 all the team and i cnt wait 2 c the new misson
wellycolchester12345 3 years ago
when is sharpes peril coming out
love sharpe and sean bean could not live with out it or him
staciebell92 3 years ago
God save King George, the repeats have been on over the bank holiday, me and my 2 year old love them. King George commands and we obey!
Drew82a 3 years ago
Does anyone know where i can get this as a ringtone?
God save King George
airborne8971 3 years ago
send me a message of what phone you have, ill see if i cant convert my mp3 file of this for you.
narcolepticasn 3 years ago
Cheers, i have got a samsung d900 king george lives!
airborne8971 3 years ago
looks like your phone can use mp3's as ringtones, so ill zip up the file and send it on thurs. sorry it cant be sooner than that.
narcolepticasn 3 years ago
many thanks for that, no worries about the wait.
airborne8971 3 years ago
Try loding it as a mp3 file on your cell, from there mark as ringtone. the new models can do that, at least my sony-ericson
Rschaltegger 3 years ago
God save King George
bluemouse1968 3 years ago
Good vid! Thank you!
Danielakatja 3 years ago
Bring on sharpes peril.
LittleDrinkies 3 years ago
the song and singer stick in my head,who is he?
terencehooper 4 years ago
The singer is John Tams, a well known folk singer in the UK. He played 'Hagman' in the Sharpe series.
Govi20 4 years ago
2 btn gaurds in borneo-commies as cheap as their mext meal-but bloody clever!
terencehooper 4 years ago
america and all its military muscles and its belief in its god-aint no different from al-quada and his-oily religions!
terencehooper 4 years ago
rule bloody britania
killer6008 4 years ago 7
Always on ukgold on cable
sledo 4 years ago
what a time to have been alive. it takes me away. where is there honour left like this in our country today? we cant even say we are proud without some liberal twat calling us a fascist! its a touching video but sad at the same time.
narses1571 4 years ago 15
Well said mate!
fuzzracer 4 years ago
could not agree wid you more pal that touched me well said mate well said
superfunnyali 4 years ago
So it was the seventh coalition, and NOT GB alone, ok BritishPatriot?! Be proud but get the facts right and the bias out of the way---this stuff is on wikipedia anyway....
2xpto 4 years ago
The russian campaign destroyed the Grand Armee, not the 60 or 70 thousand men under wellington in waterloo and not the peninsular war...much less trafalgar. France and Great Britain were, in the words of a contemporary, much like "an Elephant and a Whale, both powerful in their own way but each incapable of defeating the other in its own terms". Also, GB allied itself with Austria, Russia and Prussia, which had the effective manpower to bring down the french army,
2xpto 4 years ago
were cna i watch sharpe its never on
stringerbot 4 years ago
Only been able to watch it by buying the dvd collections online. Totally worth it, by the way, they are fantastic.
SabinCash 4 years ago 2
its on UKTV history
jedwiki2 4 years ago 2
This comment has received too many negative votes show
over the gays
GreekHero16 4 years ago
This show has got to be the best depicture of the british army and the most accord. All of Europe was fighting against Napoleon, and that is hat makes heroes. All of the discard against the british in later and earlier decades was well provoked from british rule. To put it planely, the brits were the underdogs in this war=)
derklatzenknom 4 years ago
I agree that British played an important part in Napoleonic Wars such as the Bombardment of Copenhagen, Battle of Trafalgar, Spanish Campaign and Waterloo, but it is too much to say that the war was soley done between Britain and Napoleonic France. Never to mention Austrians in Essling and Lipzeig, Russians ar Eylau and Borodino, Prussians at Lipzeig, Paris and Waterloo and etc...You gotta break from the British myth of invincible redcoats.
gulac1104 4 years ago
yer but the fact was napoleon hated britain the most.
and britain never lost a battle in the napoleonic war
britishpatriot01 4 years ago 3