They are great musicians.

When ever I hear "The Thunderer", I think of the Ron Ely movie "Doc Savage, Man of Bronze" and it's theme tune.

You're obviously the most knowledgeable science fiction youtuber on the net, keep on roaring my friend. Read also a lot of classics too, A. Merritt a big fan of his purple prose and Tobias Smollett the grouchy writer that influenced Dickens, wrote my only two bio on Goodreads of their sadly only 15 books.

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super musks

As a member of the Army's Honor Guard, I marched many missions to the Sousa soundtracks, which inevitably gave me chills in my soul

10:35 No, no, that's not "The Liberty Bell" .....that is "Monty Python's Flying Circus"! 🤪

guacala !!! this is like a circus and clowns ... the best are the german marches ...

I'm not American but I do love marching music and Souza's works are among my favourites.

I used to watch them practice on the parade field at Ft. Myer, VA, from my bedroom window when I was 6 and 7 years old.

I am blessed and happy to have been born in this most beautiful country! This year I celebrate my 50th brithday and I pray for our Lord's continued blessings on our Nation. God blees America! John Philips Sousa was a genius! I love that music.

I was in a concert van for many years. I played lead snare drum field snare drum set and toys. I love playing to all of these Sam marches and sometimes when the percussion part wasn’t enough, I would always just add a little bit extra extra just to give it some flare This Fourth of July the day before the day of and the day after three days I celebrate it and listen to Susan marches. I absolutely love it.

Sousa marches are like snowflakes: no two quite alike, all magnificent.

I remember these marches playing (on a 78) on my grandfather's Victrola . Souza's March was his fav.

And now for something completely different! Monty Python's Flying Circusss. (The Liberty Bell March)

I remember marching to these at West Point.

A splendid compilation, thank you!

i always remember olden Days i like listening every😍 time and never get Bored

If you got housework to do put on John Philip Sousa

I love that music , marching band...❤

There's no doubt in my mind that was excellent audio but where was stars and stripes forever?

No heart

Hearing these marches makes me proud to be an American.

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤️ There’s one thing we can’t abide college students who are antigenocide ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Nakaka awang nakakahiya at nakakabuisit ...ayaw pa kasing bumaba.

Su padre era Sevillano

Famous Freemason.

Sin duda, un legado para todas las naciones. Mis respetos para el señor John Philip Sousa, que de Dios goce.

BRAVO Thank you for posting and sharing The MARCH KINGS Music. RIP Mr Sousa your music stirs millions of people even in the 21st centure

Good music, regardless of origin, connects people everywhere.

I was in band/marching band all through school, starting in 4th grade and going all the way through high school. Listening to these marches still gives me goosebumps. Sousa's marches are perfection, and in my mind I'm still playing along.

10:35 mind immediately leapt to Monty Python

It reminds me of my high school days. They used to play that music while we were preparing for our flag ceremony.

Only a true PATRIOT can compose such lovely & everlasting marches & hearing such marches raise spirits of not only soldiers but also the people which is the ESSENCE of these marches.❤.

Played this song first with high school marching band in the early 1960s. The tune has never gone out of my head in all these years, but I had to search for it because I couldn't recall its name. Found it on the second try after Legionnaires on Parade proved wrong. I played the clarinet.

Genio De Souza, un homenaje donde estés💫

All of his marches featured the tuba in some sort of way 😊😊😊 love his humor and artistic genius ❤❤❤❤❤

Alguien me podria facilitar las partituras 🙏

As a former US colony, we, Filipinos were taught literature, music and arts steeped in American influences. I was in prep when I was accompanied to join parades celebrating our independence and these military march songs were extensively played that the memories have stuck til these days. There was never a time that I did not love these military march songs. I used to play a lot my Sousa compilation most especially when my father was still alive since he was a WWII veteran who fought the Japs under the US command.

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sousa greattest march composer .

I played a sousaphone in the Purdue Marching in the early 1960s. We occasionally played a Sousa march.

10:35 "And now for something completely different."

I am a classically trained musician, but I love Sousa’s marches as much as any of my favorite classical pieces.

10:35 and now for something completely different

The liberty bell is popular because of monty python and spacex fyi.

im a Filipino citizen like this marching band from sir john philip souza i wish to join in military service when im hear this band

The Only Country in the world blessed so much by the Almighty God, Americans Trust in God will testify their Success, up to this time, ong Live the USA To God Be The Glory

So much memories of my elementary days when we march going to our room this music played.

Reminds me of Texas A&M when I started back in 1966. All we ever heard was "Harch!" instead of "march." I play these in the morning to get off to a productive launch of the day's work. Have a happy day!