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DrummieNY 8 months ago
Well done!
md0u9186 9 months ago
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gay... ill take war pipes and drums over this shit anyday
murf69 2 years ago
I believe the name of the march is "Royal Standard" written by Alfred Young - a former director of the Royal Engineers band who wrote under the name of Earl Brigham. It sounds similar to "Golden Spurs" in that it has the same stately feel, but I believe that march was written by Sam Rhodes of the Scots Guards.
DrummieNY 2 years ago 2
@DrummieNY 'Golden Spurs' was definitely written by Sam Rhodes who was my grandfather. This march isn't it.
stilltrooping in reply to DrummieNY (Show the comment) 9 months ago
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@stilltrooping Yes, I was not the one who indentified this march incorrectly. I have enjoyed your grandfather's music for many years since I first heard it on an old Scots Guards band recording. It must be a nice feeling to know that his music is still played and still enjoyed today.
DrummieNY in reply to stilltrooping (Show the comment) 8 months ago
I've never seen a countermarch at that tempo. Nice!
jpeanrkode 2 years ago
The March is 'Golden Spurs'
CandH001 3 years ago
@CandH001 The March is "Royal Standard" by Earl Brigham, formerly Alfred Young.
mouchel1995 in reply to CandH001 (Show the comment) 1 year ago
What is the name of that march?
2007isgone 3 years ago
I want to say Golden Salute but don't quote me on that!
noskcajluap in reply to 2007isgone (Show the comment) 3 years ago
I like how you counter marched
robbier724 3 years ago
The Minden Band of the Queen's Division
pbegley99 3 years ago