633 Squadron; The Dambusters March, etc.

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633 Squadron; The Dambusters March, etc. (Audio CD)
by Leighton Lucas

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Audio CD Release Date:	July 26, 1994
Studio:	Chandos
Composer:	Leighton Lucas, Ron Goodwin, Malcolm Lockyer, Gordon Langford, William [composer] Walton, Richard [Classical] Wagner, John Philip Sousa, Alfredo Javaloyes, Peter Graham, Lev Konstantinovich Knipper, Johann I [Senior] Strauss, Julius Fucik, Herman Starke, Carl Latann, Abe Holzmann, Henry Walford Davies, Eric [Composer] Coates, Joseph Franz Wagner, Graham Arthur
Conductor:	D.S. Stephens
Number Of Discs:	1
Average Customer Rating:	based on 2 reviews

Track Listing:

1.	The Dambusters March
2.	Those Magnificent Men
3.	633 Squadron
4.	Luftwaffe March
5.	Pathfinders March
6.	Battle Of Britain March
7.	Spitfire Prelude
8.	Under The Double Eagle
9.	Washington Post
10.	El Abanico
11.	The Champion
12.	Cossack Patrol - Cavalry Of The Steppes
13.	Radetsky March
14.	Entry Of The Gladiators
15.	With Sword And Lance
16.	Liberty Bell
17.	Light Of Foot
18.	Blaze Away
19.	Royal Air Force March Past

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MISSED OPPORTUNITY Dec 08, 2004
By British Film Fan
If you've read this far, you're probably considering purchasing this CD because you're a fan of the fine British air war films and their soundtracks from which the selections contained therein are taken. Except that they're NOT, in fact, taken from the soundtracks: they're copied, very poorly, by a British "concert" band, the kind you can hear on any Sunday afternoon on any bandstand in any public garden in Blighty. Buyer beware then, mate. But I say, old boy, it would be awfully jolly if you could manage the genuine article sometime, what, there's a good chap. Pip, pip, cheerio!

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