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Jordyboy9 | 09:40 Wed 09th Oct 2019 | Music
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Lovely Jordy. I've seen this before. Makes me proud.
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Watch Craig levin his face says it all
oh nooooooo
Hutton (2) and Morrison(10) looked bored stiff with it or didn't know the words. :-)
I was there when this happened......totally impromptu

Bobbi...were you the one with the yellow trousers and green coat?
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Can't listen to anything on YT on this old I pad as earphones bust. New ones tomorrow maybe. :-(
So what was the music? Sing it for me?
Haha, as if Sqad, might be a crusty but OMG, I do dress to impress always , haha
Only a Winters Tale TheLand
I would of liked to go shopping on that occasion Bobbiesox.
They don't beat the Royal Marines or RAF Central Band though IMO.
Where was filmed?
"For those who love britain" says he posting from abroad!
Metro centre in Gateshead Retro, I have three albums of the RAF band playing music, I never tire of listening them
Got it, just, without the earphones. Yes marvellous.
Ta Bobbiesox. My vinyl LP of the RAF Central Band is well over 50 years old . I bought when I was 16 with my paper round money.
I’d love to put them all on a USB for Sqadlet but don’t have his address, he loves most things military
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Bednobs you have a problem with me posting from abroad?
It’s called being on holiday with my wife who is recuperating from an illness,hope that is ok with you?
For those who seem to be unaware of the fact, the 'land' in 'Land of Hope and Glory' refers to all of Britain and not just to England. It was, after all, a line in the 'Coronation Ode' written by AC Benson to accompany Elgar's 'Pomp and Circumstance March No 1' music.
It was for Edward VII's coronation and he - just like the present queen - was monarch of Great Britain and not just England.
So, it is and can be a ‘national anthem' for England only in the sense that 'Flower of Scotland' or ‘Land of my Fathers’ is a ‘national anthem'...ie merely an occasional one.
I'm a Scot but wholly agree with those who think that 'Flower of Scotland' is as ghastly a dirge as 'God Save The Queen' is! I think Billy Connolly's suggestion that we should replace the tune for that with the theme music for 'The Archers' is a good idea!
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Watch this it’s hilarious

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