Clem Township. Film portrayals In 1963, Walt Disney produced a made-for-TV film entitled Johnny Shiloh, with Kevin Corcoran in the title role. The film was telecast on the Disney anthology television series. The Sherman Brothers wrote the film's theme song; their 1968 movie musical score for The One and Only Genuine Original Family Band also included a song about him called "Drummin', Drummin', Drummin'," performed in the film by Walter Brennan who played an ex-Confederate soldier. In 2007 Historical Productions released the movie Johnny: The True Story of a Civil War Legend, starring Cody Piper in the role of Johnny Lincoln (Shiloh) Clem. The film, which mixes historical and fictional narratives, includes numerous U.S. Civil War reenactments, and focuses on what life was like for Union soldiers. See also Child soldiers Drummer boy (military) Robert Henry Hendershot References External links Documentary on the true story of "Johnny Clem" produced by Historical Productions The Song behind the 'Johnny Shiloh myth The duty roster that shows John Clem was enlisted in the 22nd Michigan Company C. He is the 32nd name down the list. 1851 births 1937 deaths People from Newark, Ohio Union Army soldiers Child soldiers in the American Civil War People of Ohio in the American Civil War United States Army generals Burials at Arlington National Cemetery Quartermasters American folklore American Civil War prisoners of war