Original Hits - Military Bands

"Original Hits - Military Bands album by The Coldstream Guards on Archodia Music"

Release Date: 2011-05-13T00:00:00.000000Z

  • Amazing Grace
  • The British Grenadiers / Lilliburlero / Highland Laddie / Men of Harlech / Rule Britannia (Medley)
  • Traditional: Regimental Quick March of the Grenadiers, "The British Grenadiers"
  • Crown Imperial (Coronation March)
  • Wi' a Hundred Pipers
  • 633 Squadron
  • Army and Marine
  • Aces High (Luftwaffe March)
  • Anchors Aweigh
  • Bonnie Anne / Athol Cummers / The Sheepwife / Macleod of Mull (Medley)
  • Thin Red Line, The (March)
  • Fantasia on British Sea Songs
  • Royal Air Force March Past
  • Sons of the Brave
  • Radetzky March Op 228
  • The Liberty Bell (March) - Theme from the TV Series ''Monty Python''
  • The Dambusters (March)
  • Hands Across the Sea
  • Imperial Echoes
  • Sousa: Hail to the Spirit of Liberty
  • Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines
  • Golden Jubilee-March
  • The Duke of York
  • Flower of Scotland
  • A Life on the Ocean Wave
  • The Battle of Britain (March)
  • Kansas Wildcats
  • Colonel Bogey
  • Mull of Kintyre
  • Flowers of the Forest
  • Gallant Seventh-March
  • Out of the Blue - Theme from the Radio Programme ''Sports Report''
  • Money Musk / Highland Laddie / The Campbells Are Coming (Medley)
  • Golden Spurs (Slow March)
  • Sailing
  • Lament: Fingal's Weeping
  • Troika
  • The Battle of Trafalgar
  • Light of Foot
  • The Thunderer
  • El Capitan March
  • Warship
  • Army of the Nile
  • Heart of Oak
  • Washington Post
  • Holyrood (March)
  • On the Square
  • The Stars and Stripes Forever
  • The Standard of St George
  • Zapfenstreich Nr 1
  • King Cotton
  • Men of Harlech
  • Loch Duich / My Home / Loch Rannoch / The Skye Boat Song / Moraig of Dunvegan (Medley)
  • National Fencibles
  • National Emblem (March)
  • High School Cadets
  • Elgar: Pomp and Circumstance, Op. 39: I. March No. 1 in D Major (Allegro con molto fuoco - Trio. Largamente - Molto maestoso)
  • Parry: Jerusalem, on a Text by William Blake, Op. 208: "And did those feet in ancient time" (Orchestral Version)