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Name: Donald
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Great site, fantastic work in collecting all the heritage of Salvation Army music. God Bless
Added: Apr 2, 2010
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Name: Lars Wibrand
From: Denmark Valby Corps
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It is nice to play old marches and favorite song as ‘Though You Sins be as Scarlet’ Lars W. Valby Denmark Frelsens Hær. To God be the Glory
Added: Mar 31, 2010
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Name: Heather Grant (nee Taylor)
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My brother forwarded details of this site to me - it is great and brings back so many memories of my days as a bands-woman with my dad as Bandmaster at Leamington Spa, many many years ago. Many thanks and blessings to you.
Added: Mar 26, 2010
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Submitted by
Name: Don
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Love your site. I too have many old LP’s and some 78RPM’s. Friends and people who don’t want to store them any more often call me. Now I can listen to them without going into boxes and for you. (although getting the albums out. I have one 78 of William Booth reciting a sinner’s poem. Just an idea. It’s not Army music)
Added: Mar 24, 2010
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Submitted by
Name: Gwyneth Williams
From: Blackpool
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Hi to everyone who has ever had connections with Govan Citadel Corps in Glasgow. I now live near Blackpool and attend the corps at Blackpool Citadel. My brother, Alex Williams is still in Govan but is dangerously ill on life support. Your prayers would be greatly appreciated. God Bless Gwyneth
Added: Mar 23, 2010
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Submitted by
Name: Les Brennan
From: Brisbane Australia
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Thanks for the site passed onto me by my cousin Lt Col Wes Kinder (retired). I belong to Centenary Corps in Brisbane. I note your comments re amateur radio I have held the call sign VK4XJ for over 60 Years.
Added: Mar 23, 2010
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Submitted by
Name: Norm Ritson
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Ian I think this web site is a marvellous ministry and you should be commended. The addition of Sunday night favourites is totally enjoyable. This is Salvation Army music at its best. Keep up the good work. Norm
Added: Mar 20, 2010
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Submitted by
Name: Beryl Pye-Squirrell
From: New Jersey USA
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Thank you sharing these wonderful memories - I am a 3rd generation Salvationist and listened to this wonderful music since birth.......what a heritage we enjoy. We must not lose it. I am currently a soldier in New Jersey, USA. Originally from Ipswich Citadel, UK
Added: Mar 20, 2010
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Submitted by
Name: Lars Gunnerhed
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So lovely to listen to all Army music I have played and listen to since my first banding days at 12 (as a drummer) and then nearly all parts, from cornet to e-base. Now 85 and not playing but listening as often as possible. Moved into a flat and lost all my 78, EP, and LP records, and now I can play them all due to your fantastic effort. Thank you.
Added: Mar 20, 2010
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Submitted by
Name: Trevor Steventon
From: High Wycombe Bucks UK
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Ian what a brilliant presentation. In spite of my age 80 this year I still continue to be involved as YP Bandleader in my Corps, High Wycombe, Bucks, and we are currently playing Montreal Citadel. How great to hear this along with all the other music. Thank you for the joy that this will bring to hundreds of people. Thank you again.
Added: Mar 18, 2010
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