"One Wrong Move" a WWI song in memory of those who gave all
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- "One Wrong Move." A song about flying fighter aircraft during WWI, written and performed by Long Island band, "Infamous." Filmed at the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome in Rhinebeck, NY...a "living museum" of early aviation, and featuring the volunteers, pilots and amazing aircraft from the Aerodrome. For information about the museum, weekend air shows, and open-cockpit biplane rides visit: www.oldrhinebeck.org.
Dedicated to those who gave their lives in the service of their countries.
Infamous is: Tom McGuire - bass and vocals, Justin Cermignani - guitar, Rich Walz - guitar, and Tom Polapink - drums.
Copyright 2023, Tom Polapink
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amazing!!
Awesome song T 🎵 ♥ it!! Nice work!!
Bless these and all re enactors so we Never Forget
Remember, this Memorial Day, the brave airmen on all sides of The Great War! Life expectancy for those men was measured in weeks, and casualties were about 70%. ORA keeps their memory alive, and may the ORA aviators fly safe with the spirit of the fallen watching over them.
RIP- Don Pensa- Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome Volunteer... ruclips.net/video/RPiz7upqfPw/видео.html Will be looking for someone to purchase Don's WWI flight suit and medals... I'll miss Don's stories of Old Rhinebeck. Don held his Old Rhinebeck experiences close to his heart and shared his stories with anyone that looked up to the sky with wonder. He was fast to break out a WWI song from the trenches, and sing them to the delight of the angels. The way Don talked of Rhinebeck, it was the time of his life. Thank you Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome for adding to the fabric of Don's life, in a wonderful way. Salute to the men that lived the time period, and to the men that continue to keep the time period, and planes, alive and flying.
I get Iron Maiden vibes from this song
I placed flags on my people's graves who served just today Memorial day - had a few more and walked 2 rows in a fifty ft radius probably 3 out of the 6 more I put at those service men's graves were WWI I could have had more than a thousand I suppose and still not enough for All the men who have served blows you away when you think about it - Cool song great video