Bold Seagull
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I love a good marching band. Brilliant.
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Football Marching Bands - time for a UK rebirth!?
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daveinprague
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During the brief horror of my time in the RAF, before coming to my senses, and joining the RN, I was in the RAF Apprentice wing band at Hereford...used to hate doing football matches haha...
Only military band worth seeing is the Royal Marines anyway.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCeDBJlghyY
Our Marines band on the old Ark Royal used to play 'Thunderbirds' when we were entering harbour. Quality.
Only military band worth seeing is the Royal Marines anyway.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCeDBJlghyY
Our Marines band on the old Ark Royal used to play 'Thunderbirds' when we were entering harbour. Quality.
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Coldeanseagull
Opinionated
Funny that. I was only talking about this Monday night. Bring back the Boys Brigade and have the Albion paraded out to GOSBTS performed by the RM band
Norman Potting
Well-known member
Proper marching band (ie military style marching up and down style) not the 'orrible American idea of one. Haven't been for a while but the Kohima Band are a stirring sight at Lewes Bonfire and their full on rendition of "GOSBTS" is a joy to the ears, particularly when I heard it at full volume well after midnight there one year.
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
Publius Ovidius
Well-known member
Who remembers the Marching Ambassadors at the Goldstone?
My girls were in the 6 th hove scouts band. They did loads of drum core and BYBA competitions all over Britain and some in Europe. The other brighton based band were southern aurora and they were a good band too. I did suggest to dick and the team that we looked at local collegiate type bands at withdean but nick Rhodes ( if that was his name ) said no and that was that.
If you get to see some of these superb bands from all over the country you do see some terrific talent ...senators of Eastleigh were the best for years!
Prince Monolulu
Everything in Moderation
Yup, good idea:
Seagulls Downunder
Active member
Who remembers the Marching Ambassadors at the Goldstone?
I played in the Sea Cadet band at the Goldstone and my Mrs played there with the Portslade Girl Pipers.
pasty
A different kind of pasty
I was in The Haywards Heath and District Scout and Guide Band. Absolutely loved it. Played in loads of competitions as you say, and the highlight every year was the one held in The Royal Albert Hall - I've played there about 7 times.