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- Record Album – “The Cadet Band”
- Record Album – “Command Performance”
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- Record Album – “Fantasy”
- Record Album – “Martial Moments”
- Record Album – “Music Men of Valley Forge”
- Record Album – “Old Comrades”
- Record Album – “Parading the Brasses”
- Record Album – “The Spirit of the Forge” (Glee Club and Organ)
- Record Album – “Spring Festival”
- Record Album – “Star Spangled Spectacular”
- Record Album – “Steps of Glory”
- Record Album – “Then And Now”
- Record Album – “Valley Forge Presents:A Festival of Music”
- Dance Band Records
- Record Album – “All Is Well” (Dance Band)
- Record Album – “Color Them Dress Grey” (Dance Band)
- Record Album – “Dutch Treat” (Dance Band)
- Record Album – “How Do I Look in Blue?” (Dance Band)
- Record Album – “In The Mood” (Dance Band)
- Record Album – “Quiet Country” (Dance Band)
- Record Album – “Odyssey” (Dance Band)
- Record Album – “Taps at Reveille” (Dance Band)
- Record Album – “The Way I Feel About You” (Dance Band)
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Dan, are you still around here? I recently picked up two additional albums on eBay. Neither have a year on them but one is called Star Spangled Spectacular and the other is called To The Men of Valley Forge. I would be more than happy to send them to you to add to the collection here if you would like them. The first album features Cadets T. Detwiler, J. Betz, and F. Perno. The 2nd album features the band and the choir under Captain Robert V. Woodside. One side is a Sunday morning Chapel parade and the other side is a Sunday afternoon regimental review. Hope you are well. – Scott Brown’74
Hey Scott! Yeah, I’m still here, though I have not updated the site in forever. Lemme look and see what I’ve got already and I’ll let you know.
The work you’re doing to catalog and preserve these albums is awesome. Thank you!