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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.

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Label/Cat No: Decca LK 4118
Format: LP Album
Release Country: UK
Style: Military

Description

Experience the regal sounds of "Trooping The Colour," performed by The Band Of The Grenadier Guards. This vinyl record features a continuous groove on side one, showcasing a selection of traditional military marches and anthems, while side two includes a cuing space for seamless listening. Produced in the UK, this Full Frequency Range Response Recording comes in a classic flipback sleeve with a striking red unboxed Decca label. A must-have for brass and military music enthusiasts!

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.

All records come with an outer sleeve and are additionally protected by an anti-static inner sleeve. For more information on our grading system, please see our grading system here.

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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.

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