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Submitted by
Name: Kenneth Barker
From: BC Canada

Comments:
I noted with interest in the Regal Zonophone List items MF 268, 273, 286 and 287 listed Philip Barker as the conductor of the Upper Norwood Crystal Palace Band. He was my uncle, the brother of my father, George. I would love to hear one of the recordings or get further information. I understand the Band broadcast on the BBC several times.

Added: August 26, 2011

Submitted by
Name: Lars A Lignell
From: Salem OR USA

Comments:
Ian so nice to visit you website once again, like you I have quite a collection of old SA 33 records from all around the world. Thanks for your heads up on the ISB 120 I even put the you tube videos on my laptop and also my iPad so I can sit there in bed and watch the you tube videos. All I can say is that they are fantastic. Blessings on you. Lars A Lignell, Bandmaster SA Salem Kroc Center Band.

Added: August 26, 2011

Submitted by
Name: Pat Wootten
From: Auckland New Zealand

Comments:
I found your website today while searching for a name and have spent the afternoon singing with and listening to some wonderful music. I even found a piece that I was part of. Thank you so much for starting this site.

Added: August 10, 2011

Submitted by
Name: David Phillips Lt.Colonel
From: Bournemouth Boscombe Corps

Comments:
Thank you for this amazing collection of SA recordings. I was thrilled to listen to the March Liberty. This was the March I played with Chalk Farm Band in 1958 prior to entering the Training College. I appreciate your work in making possible these recordings. God bless you.

Added: August 5, 2011

Submitted by
Name: Doug Taylor
From: Hadleigh Essex

Comments:
Superb site Ian. I could spend hours listening to all tracks and having memories stirred.

Added: July 28, 2011

Submitted by
Name: Linda Philbrick
From: Hinchey California

Comments:
Just found your website through a friend’s email - can’t wait to explore. More incentive to get my speakers working on my computer at home... ha

Added: July 21, 2011

Submitted by
Name: Steve Pavey
From: Richmond Hill Ontario Canada

Comments:
Hi Ian...great job with the website. I’m currently on holiday and just spent a good portion of the afternoon listening to many of the recordings I grew up listening to when I was younger, and more. I felt God’s blessing as I listened. Thank you, and greetings from the CSB.

Added: July 14, 2011

Submitted by
Name: Keith Pittock
From: LaSalle Ontario Canada

Comments:
Thanks for your e-mail with your BBC article. Very interesting. Thanks also for putting Terry Camsey as one of your highlights on the Home Page of the website. I could not help but play (right away) Terry Camsey’s Cornet Solo ‘Life’s Pageant’ with the ISB. (SXLP50014 - Sounds Triumphant with ISB and Upper Norwood Songsters.) Thanks again. Blessings, Keith

Added: July 12, 2011

Submitted by
Name: Kevin M. Broadhead
From: Stocksbridge

Comments:
Hello there. Well, What a fantastic selection of Salvation Army music. I grew up in the Army in Stocksbridge. Those days were great. But those days of the sixties and seventies gave me a firm grounding in what been in the Army stood for. It’s teachings, religious, and music. I drifted away and got on with my life. However through the years I have kept in contact with the Army. I am pleased to say that I still attend the Army and our youngest son is a junior soldier at Barnsley. I play in the small band at Barnsley. What a humble joy it is to play for the Lord. In the devotional section the first on the list. Lord see me kneeling speaks so strongly. God bless you and THANKYOU.

Added: June 22, 2011

Submitted by
Name: Alan Brennan
From: Melbourne

Comments:
Ian, I am just blown away by this great resource. I grew up in the S.A. in the 50’s 60’s. This evokes wonderful memories,and is a great aid to worship. Thanks for what you have done and continue to do.

Added: June 19, 2011