wembley tattoo 75- 77 complete video

[@TheSecurdisc]

Brilliant. Shame CD's were not about in those days. Had the video but lost it years ago. Great to see it again. Thanks for posting. 👍🇬🇧

[@BVEfan]

The Maine Stein Song by Lincoln Colcord and Rudy Vallee at 20:39. This piece was used in The Two Ronnies Sketch "The Aldershot Band Ensemble".

[@lewissmith3896]

Classic sketch.

[@georgebarlow5829]

The late Ken Johnston Senior Drum Major Royal Irish Rangers. Excellent Drum Major both in Dress and drill.FAB.

[@ichabodon]

Any instrument played at the light infantry pace is marvellous but I am amazed how the kettle/snare drums can keep going.

[@rattiusrattius]

Fondest memories as I was parade RRF Loved it!!!

[@MrNicholsonmike]

Very memorable! Found myself in Fanfare team @ 1:14:16 wearing Australian Army Dress Blues (no belt or aiguillette)

[@wheelie17081]

The only Wembley i did.. What a sound!!!!!!

[@keithchapman3016]

Remember playing at this event like it was yesterday....

[@edwarwick8790]

I was on parade two.still in junior leadrs only 17 remember it well

[@davidbradley4591]

I can remember watching the military ⚔ bands on the Television 📺 from Wembley stadium

[@christophertrento8896]

Great video Sir. Why only one Drum Major for The Guards Band? You post a 81 video where there’s 3 and the norm today seems 5. I love to how the commentator keeps quiet 👌

[@herve2634]

Extraordinaire, inégalé à ce jour

[@citoyenlowther]

49:29 It's "la marche des soldats de Robert Bruce" !

[@williamtraynor-kean7214]

A strong resemblance to the "Bannockburn Air".

[@JohnKimberton]

whats the march/music name in 52:31

[@jacobkeppler1984]

Pipes and drums scots and Irish regiments 💂🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🍀

[@HRHooChicken]

We probably couldn't muster that amount of men these days since the army is less than half the size

[@sidpheasant7585]

With military bands (even Reserve or Regular, all the Services) we CERTAINLY could not do. Potentially we might get to 1000 with all included.

[@citoyenlowther]

26:08

[@matthewpianisto]

What's the march name at 1:02:52 in this video?

[@stefmethaudsw]

It’s Cliff Richard’s song Congratulations 😉

[@sidpheasant7585]

The song fit in well in 1977, and probably many of us did feel it (though maybe even MORE by 2012 and 2022). Back in 1968, it had come second - to Spain (it's entry GENUINELY being called "La La La") - in the 1968 Eurovision Contest. Later "Congratulations" was a number 1 hit in 8 countries - including in Spain!!! But, to be honest, the sight of the Massed Bands pouring out to this genuinely happy tune (with an audience of aficionados that wanted to be there) is possibly among the spectacular things I have ever seen in my life ... at least so far! The original five syllables were going to be "I think I love you", which was a level of uncertainty not welcome, so it was changed to "Congratulations" - like many songs written about earthly love between people, it might have a context in God's love for human beings - which would fit in because Sir Cliff had limited experience in the former, but a great deal in the latter being a confirmed Christian for most of his life.

[@gustloffshizukayamamoto4689]

⁠@@stefmethaudswwhich song sung by Cliff Richardson?

[@stefmethaudsw]

@@gustloffshizukayamamoto4689 Congratulations is the name of the song

[@citoyenlowther]

Song at 18:47 ?

[@midnightteapot5633]

"Soldiers in the Park"

[@KashiARTW]

what's the song 1:15:12??

[@nigelellis3610]

Sunset

[@greenjacket66]

very good

[@jacobkeppler1984]

Massed bands British armed forces 💂🇬🇧

[@BobFarnell]

Battle Pageant Music is just a NOISE

[@ericreay8975]

Obviously Sir,You have never Served!

[@barriefordham7019]

@@ericreay8975 then sir to you all music is noise. There’s all kinds of music some are appreciate more than others but you sir obviously have no ear for music

[@muhamadputra8026]

26:19