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Trooping The Colour
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- A.a: Soldiers Of The Queen
- A.b: God Save The Queen
- A.c: Greensleeves: Skye Boat Song
- A.c: Moray Firth
- A.d: Les Huguenots
- A.e: Scottish Emblem
- A.f: The British Grenadiers
- A.g: Duke Of York
- A.h: Garb Of Old Gaul
- A.j: Men Of Harlech
- A.k: Let Erin Remember
- A.l: Figaro
- B1: TheBritish Grenadiers
- B2: Highland Laddie
- B3: Rising Of The Lark
- B4: St. Patrick's Day
- B5: Milanollo
- B6: Regimental March Of The Life Guards
- B7: Regimental March Of The Royal Horse Guards
- B8: The Trot: The Keel Row
- B9: Money Musk
- B10: God Save The Queen
- B11: The Red Cloak
- B12: Beating Retreat
This record features a continuous groove on side one, while side two includes a cuing space approximately halfway through. The front sleeve is titled "Trooping The Colour," and the back sleeve reads "Trooping The Colour And Beating Retreat." It is a Full Frequency Range Response Recording, made in England, with both the record and jacket produced in the same location. The label is a red unboxed Decca label, and the cover is a flipback style. For further details, please refer to the accompanying photos.
Trooping The Colour
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Media Condition: Good Plus (G+)
Record shows significant scratches, and visible groove wear. It is likely that noticeable surface noise and "ticks" will almost certainly accompany the playback.
Sleeve Condition: Good Plus (G+)
A cover or sleeve will have seam splits especially at the bottom or on the spine. Tape, writing, label wear, or other defects will be present.
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- A.a: Soldiers Of The Queen
- A.b: God Save The Queen
- A.c: Greensleeves: Skye Boat Song
- A.c: Moray Firth
- A.d: Les Huguenots
- A.e: Scottish Emblem
- A.f: The British Grenadiers
- A.g: Duke Of York
- A.h: Garb Of Old Gaul
- A.j: Men Of Harlech
- A.k: Let Erin Remember
- A.l: Figaro
- B1: TheBritish Grenadiers
- B2: Highland Laddie
- B3: Rising Of The Lark
- B4: St. Patrick's Day
- B5: Milanollo
- B6: Regimental March Of The Life Guards
- B7: Regimental March Of The Royal Horse Guards
- B8: The Trot: The Keel Row
- B9: Money Musk
- B10: God Save The Queen
- B11: The Red Cloak
- B12: Beating Retreat
This record features a continuous groove on side one, while side two includes a cuing space approximately halfway through. The front sleeve is titled "Trooping The Colour," and the back sleeve reads "Trooping The Colour And Beating Retreat." It is a Full Frequency Range Response Recording, made in England, with both the record and jacket produced in the same location. The label is a red unboxed Decca label, and the cover is a flipback style. For further details, please refer to the accompanying photos.