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05:37 Ave Roma!✋🏻🟥🟥🟨🦅🟨🟥🟥

Some very familiar, some new. A great collection. Keep 'em coming Ross.

A few marches on this one I hadn't heard before, including 'Guns at Batasi and 'Conquest'. Rodney Bashford was a bit of a legend - even in his own time! Played several of his unique arrangements, under his direction, whilst a member of the National Wind Band of Scotland over 40 years ago. Great times. Thank you for posting, Ross.

Wow! I had this disc for my 13th birthday in 1967! I still have it, but nothing to play it on so wonderful to see it here. Thanks!

These years may very well have been the prime of British Army music

My secondary school teacher. A great teacher, a real gentleman. Gave me a love of music that I still have, and didn't laugh when I said I wanted to be a teacher!

My Chicago Bears 🐻 contributed to 🇬🇧London, excitement today! Thanks for brittening my day in Chicago with another Great recording! Nathan in Chicago 🇺🇸

Another terrific album from the Band of the Scots Guards. Thanks so much for posting, Ross. I particularly enjoyed the 'Florentiner' and the 'Grand March' (from Tanhauser) - a real test for the chops... It"s always a pleasure to listen to you the recordings you post on your channel. Thanks again.

Well done Ross. This has made my Sunday, Raining today so I will have plenty of time to play this through, My channel has now reverted to light music as I have run out of brass & military band music. Just uploaded a favourite Robert Farnon LP.

05:31 Favorite march 🇬🇧🌍🦁

Used to have this when I was about 12 years old and wore it out, thanks for uploading . Great sounding band 👍

Fantastic Ross. Any record that has R. Farnon on it is going to be good.

This is a very classy recording by a band and conductor at the top of their game. The poise and elegance of the playing - just listen to the articulation and balance in 'The New Colonial'- is so good. The LP cover picture is the RMSM 47:11 band Beating Retreat at Broadlands, home of the late Earl Mountbatten of Burma. He loved the Royal Marines Band Service and, when he was First Sea Lord, said the Royal Marines Bands were the best 'soft power' weapon in the land. Thank you for posting, Ross. Made my afternoon.

Another quality recording Ross ,love the Mountbatten march and Royal Salute

Absolutely stunning,thanks so much Ross

"Battle of Britain" and "Exodus" are most beautiful and epic

Fantastic sound on this recording. One of my top favourites. If I recall correctly, there were 1 or 2 other brilliant Rediffusion recordings the RE band did before Capt Ridings moved to the Coldstream Guards.

Another brilliant upload Ross , superb playing,La Feria is my favourite on this

Thank you very much for this upload! These Marches of Fürst are rare to find and most recordings here are even the only ones ever made. My only point of critisism is that they are a bit sped up, but i still enjoy them!

Wonderful Ross. For 1962 surprisingly good, clean crisp sound. Been digitally remastered? I really look forward to your uploads.

Great programme of Overtures on this LP, Ross. Some of them not often heard these days. Thanks for posting. Do you happen to have a double album of The Massed Bands of the Guards Division, recorded in the Guards Chapel in 1977, i think? Some terrific playing and excellent conducting too.

Excellent choice Ross , some fabulous playing,lots of tracks too ,it's never sounded better ,I don't remember as many overtures on the LP ?

Brilliant Ros ,was listening Bluetoothed to my Hi Fi ,you’ve done a fantastic job as always ,it’s almost like being there thanks so much

It's a fabulous recording Ross ,love it thanks

You're the best! I've been looking for this for ages!

29:14 Franz von Suppè, not Supper.

One of my favorite albums of the Luftwaffenmusikkorps 1, very rare and difficult to find. All those marches composed by Georg Fürst are not on the internet, only Badonviller-Marsch and others are available on the internet.

Apologies everyone as I had to remove the first upload as I found a fault. This version should be the correct version. Kind regards Ross

Can you release more of the Scot’s Guards audio recording like 1977s and the 1980s?

Cheers Ross some great music on this very well played,my favourites are Plymouth Hoe and the songs ,such clear diction we can hear the words perfectly

A very enjoyable album by the Commando Forces Band of the Royal Marines. You can almost feel the heavy swell of the sea listening to the trombone section's glissandos in 'The Padstow Lifeboat'. The songs with Owen Brannigan add so much variety to this recording too. Another good one, Ross. Thanks for posting.

Thank you, but when you show the word "live", it suggests to me that we will be seeing the performers in action, which is my preference. There are regular (although perhaps not frequent) similar concerts in the RAH, on RUclips, with audio quality superior to CD audio, and first class video direction. Seeing the artists perform adds so much (provided you don't watch/listen on your computer), with the sounds of an audience, also an important part of the experience. After all, a music performance is more than just an audio event, it's also a video event, and to only listen is to miss half of the music experience. Performing any type of music (except quite a lot of the current junk being mindlessly spewed out) is always intended to be a shared, living, event and finally, modern technology puts the ideal close to reality. My 3000 CDs, now sit untouched, as I enjoy the much more complete music experience from WATCH performances recorded from RUclips and played in my home cinema. Of course, I fully understand people seeking out worthwhile performances even though only audio is available, particularly if the number of different concerts, is limited, (and I'm also an enthusiast for these concerts, but on RUclips video), so what I've written isn't intended as a negative response to the comments from other people.

Major Derek Kimberley wrote "Novo Centenary for the Tower of London's nine hundredth anniversary.

Excellent.

Ross, you've done it again! Another one of my favorites from the early 80s, I believe, at least that's when I purchased it. Listened to it today, repeatedly while I did some gardening. It was a beautiful fall day in Chicago. All that fantastic music made it a great day to be alive!!! Sincerely, Nathan in Chicago🇺🇲🇬🇧💂‍♂️

Can anyone inform me what year Sid Saunders retired as euphonium player please?

Another superb Welsh Guards Band LP .Some marches I've not heard before followed by some excellently played concert pieces.a fab solo by Trevor Stubbington .Once again lovely euphonium on the Marches and excellent trombones . Love the Last Starfighter , Hooked on Classics and Fool on the Hill arrangement.Cheers Ross

Very good "light and shade" !

Great. Has Number One been uploaded Ross or is that a pleasure that awaits us?

I was a trombone player in this Band in the early 1980’s. Hearing this brings back happy memories!

These recordings were mostly done in one day, 2 sessions and mostly only 1 or 2 takes of each item. Lip busters! Listen to the great energy in the playing right down to the last track. Arnie Bibby's jazz clarinet in The Saints is a highlight.

This was band at about it's peak under Jimmy Howe. Terrific playing, made just before the Japan & Australia Tour.

Another excellent Lp ,I've heard this before, my girlfriend has these Lps .My favourites on here are Early one Morning, Annie, Champions theme and Donna Diana overture .some excellent euphonium playing from David Watkins throughout the whole record too , Cheers Ross

Splendid stuff.

Excellent as usual. Doesn't disappoint at all. First time I've heard Midwest. Top Class.

Great recording, super music, great trombone from Gordon Campbell. Brings back memories …ex Royal Army Service Corps Band.

Great recording, super music, great trombone from Gordon Campbell. Brings back memories …ex Royal Army Service Corps Band.

Great recording, super music, great trombone from Gordon Campbell. Brings back memories …ex Royal Army Service Corps Band.

Wonderful.

Fantastic sounds from Dyke and Roy Newsome.every band Roy has been involved with is musically gold standard.cheers Ross