I love ❤Clemson tigers and band

I love matching band

I love Clemson tigers football fan and the matching band

Can y’all post the Dragons halftime by chance? 😅🐅

Check your title page. It says October, 2024. I don't think so since that hasn't happened yet.

how u doing?-super!that is gorgeous recording. I'll be back!

This band is amazing and I thought University of Tennessee band was good? Go Tiger Band!

As an alum, I was embarrassed by the the reports of disrespect toward a former POTUS by the Tiger band this past weekend. Hoping the reports were wrong but saw it on a Tiger board.

What a great band. Dr Spede and his leadership team always thrill. Trumpets rock

Andrew is about the 5:23 mark….

Yes my favorite

Please excuse my typos in the previous comment. The tradition actually started at the start of the fall semester of 1978. Likewise, the correct spelling for the locations mentioned should be "Holtzendorff" Hall and "Harcombe" Dinning Hall. I apologize for the errors.

The tradition of Cook's Brick did not start in the 1980's but in the fall of 1979. We had recently moved the band room from underneath Harcomb Commons Dining Facility to the basement of the YMCA (Holtzendorfer Hall). The new band room complex would be where the swimming pool was formerly located. I was cleaning out the old locker room adjacent to the old pool so that the male Tiger Band members could change into their uniforms. We had hung poster boards with motivational lyrics on the walls. It was dirty and stuffy so there was a brick there which we used to prop open the door for ventilation. Before our first home game I moved the brink to the door leading outside. After warming up Rob Schwehr, Band Commander, and I, the Vice-Commander, stood by the brick and asked each band member to touch it on the way out in a similar fashion as the tradition of Howard's Rock. After graduating in 1979, I went on to become a band director myself and remained close to Bruce Cook who was my best man when I got married in 1983.

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Wow

My favorite part 😁 0:32

Why do you use The Orange Bowl March as one of your Fight Songs? It was written by Henry Fillmore, and along with The Man of the Hour March is closely associated with The University of Miami Band of the Hour. Go Canes

Exciting times. My grandson is the trumpet section!😝

Go Tigers. Go Tiger Band.

I will play for you for football in five more years trust me I’m going to be the best linebacker you ever had

No no nooooo. Clemson. The title is supposed to be, "ARRRRE... YOUUUUU.. READDDDYYYYYYYYYYY!?!" Hahaha

Thank you Tiger Band!!!

Thank you tiger band

Tiger band is awesome but it's kind of sad to me that most of these are postseason games. when I was in tiger band we took two full band trips a year to some awesome regular season destinations and saw some really cool football stadiums in person.

Here or there, I have that Tiger pride!

Please back the pass in review concert @brooks center and release a CD! Please….

This has me so hype for senior day!! I hope I’m able to join y’all!

“Amazing Grace” was beautiful! My grandson is one of the trumpeters! So proud of him!

Imma try and join

I wish i could of watched this. I work outside at gate 20 and as i watched this i cried. I lost 2 love ones on 9/11. Thank you so much. See yall this saturday

My twins are there!! A dream come true, thanks Tigerband!

Can’t wait to see my tiger trumpets play!!

Awesome, Andrew!!! So proud of you!!

Go, Charlie!!

Fam

Nice

Thanks for putting your all into the band - you guys sound great!!

Go Tigers!!!

Legend

Such a patriotic atmosphere. God bless the USA

good

the best

Aye my boot made it!

Your father would be proud

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I love the USA from Canada

I'll bet that back in 1984, Lee never imagined how many more times he would get to sing this. I've loved it since the first time I heard it on the radio back then.

Marines stand at attention during the anthem. (No salute.)