CHARGE! Felix Slatkin album 1. Charge!

[@steveryan2091]

Thank you for down loading part of this amazing music.This is from the" Charge" album directed by Felix Slatkin and written by Leo Alnauld!Please,please, please download the rest of this very rare and amazing classic album.This begins with Charge,has the classic Buglers Dream,and ends with the best version ever of When Johnnie Comes Marching Home!What a finale.I been searching for this recording for over 20 years.I thought it had gone out of existence.Let the Lite Brigade be heard again.THANKS!

[@floridarebel987]

I was so down when I saw the account was terminated I'm glad you're back I can't find this song anywhere else.

[@steven4570]

I actually was fortunate enough several years ago to find the CD version of this album on ebay. Before that it was off my dads old played out LP of it...true classic album.

[@WintersWar]

2:53 to 4:03 is amazing.

[@Vomaxx1]

It seems a little odd, to me, that this collection of stirring marches dedicated to the cavalry is almost exclusively illustrated with pictures that portray one of the most misguided and unsuccessful--although tremendously brave--cavalry charges in history: Lord Cardigan's Light Brigade at Balaclava during the Crimean War (1854).

[@colinmcdonald8521]

When we compare with Von Bredow's successful charge against the French in 1871, for instance, or the Australians at Beersheba at the very end of the cavalry era...

[@laughingsnake1989]

Into the valley of death Rode the 600

[@steveryan2091]

My story is the same.We played the grooves off my dads old LP.I'll look on ebay to see if I can find it.Thanks for the tip!

[@gustavobenitez6711]

Si tienes mas albumes de Felix Slatkin comparte por favor, esta musica tiene muchos admiradores y es muy dificil de conseguir. desde ya muy agradecido

[@colinmcdonald8521]

Pity he used the American bugle call at the beginning, and not the French, or - dare I say - British...

[@KlimSanquine]

So I have 1. Charge 2. Drummer boys 3; Buglers dreams 4. Fife and drums ( inspired by french marchs ) 5. Bagpipes and drums. But I am crazy or ??? Because I dont listen when johnnie... in this album.

[@KlimSanquine]

You can listen an other tune of this album on my channel, the rest later...

[@steveryan2091]

Thanks Steven,200 bucks...wow!I guess it is a very rare CD indeed.I'll have to give my wife a hint on my "early" birthday gift.Thanks for the tip Steven!

[@dougssoldiers1929]

Pretty music to slaughter horses.

[@floridarebel987]

I would turn off the comment sections that's typically what gets accounts terminated

[@steven4570]

they have on on there right now...unfortunately it going for almost 200 bucks right now lol...i think my dad paid 90 for the CD copy almost 10 years ago.

[@josselinjosselin4260]

french had a better cavalry than english in 1800

[@dominikfilip9857]

Almost everyone had during Napoleonic wars.

[@danielbates101]

But are infantry sorted your Lance's out no bother

[@sirhumphreyappleby8399]

@@danielbates101 No actually they didn't, that was our artillery, and infantry squares usually weren't attacked by solely cavalry, they usually attacked supported. But just to prove the idiot making the original comment wrong or ill-informed too, the sole unit to break up such an infantry squal formation was a formation of Dragoons at the battle of Salamanca. beyond 1800 but still. Prussian cavalry also put the French to shame.

[@KlimSanquine]

I have the rest! Later... Promise!

[@KlimSanquine]

BAGPIPES AND DRUMS OF THE SME ALBUM ON MY CHANNEL

[@ANormalMeme]

Ah yes, the Hungarian hussars are coming in strong.

[@marclandreville6367]

Hussars, although Hungarian in origin, became a fad during the 18-19th century. Many European countries had them, including England, France and the German kingdoms. Many Dragoon regiments were renamed Hussars. It is a type of cavalry. They had the reputation of being the shock forces, although relatively undisciplined when not fighting, such as engaging in heavy drinking/partying. Nowadays, some remain as armoured and armoured reconnaissance regiments.