Submitted by Name: Ivan Moore From: Belfast Sydenham
Comments: Great to hear all this wonderful music again. Thank you for all the work you have done in the past and hope you will be continuing to do in the future. Kind regards Ivan Moore Band Sec Belfast Sydenham band
Added: Feb 21, 2010
Submitted by Name: Brigadier Cliff Honeyball
Comments: Thank you for reminding me of our heritage through Army music, it has reminded me of my home band and the many other bands I have been privileged to play with. I was a member of the Musical Troopers Band which in 1933 marched 660 miles in 3 months playing and conducting meetings at 69 Corps in the East Anglia Division. Now at nearly 98 years of age I am still trying to make a small contribution on 2nd cornet in the Upper Norwood Band, U.K. thanking God for the privilege of service for Him and The Salvation Army.
Added: Feb 21, 2010
Submitted by Name: Max & Noreen Clanfield
Comments: We were thrilled to receive this email and hear this wonderful inspiring music. Thank you so much for ‘your collection’ of rich God-given music. We recall memories of hearing this music and being part of it at times down through the years. Recalling, in particular, the visit of the International Staff Band to Sydney Australia with B/M. Adams. What memories
Added: Feb 20, 2010
Submitted by Name: Eric Payton
Comments: Greetings from the USA. I love your site, and have just discovered it this week and have already spent hours listening to all my old favourites, My father was out of the Peterborough, Ontario, Canada Corps, and my mother out of Catford Corps in the UK. My grandfather was Major George Broome and he came out of the old Household Troops band to be the Solo Euphonium player in the 1st ISB. He worked on HQ, and his office boy was the future poet-General Albert Orsborne. You must have spent hundreds of hours compiling all these recordings and data. Keep up the good work, and God bless you. Eric Payton
Added: Feb 19, 2010
Submitted by Name: Kai Kjäll-Andersson From: Sweden
Comments: Hi. Amazing.I was conducting the Swedish stringband on our tour to Australia in 1980. Brings back good memories. I worked for Swedish music Dept för 23 years, but now in charge of our Trade Dept. Time changes......(6) We are in the process of register all old 78’s, EP’s and LP’s that we have and that have been recorded here. A volunteer is working on this now. I will sure look into this sight again. I see if I find your address and I will send you some music from here. Rgds, Kai
Added: Feb 19, 2010
Submitted by Name: Commissioner Keith Banks
Comments: Truly superb. What a gift. Thank you. Many memories stirred, not least those of me as a young boy, conducting some of these timeless pieces as my father played the records. Time for a prayer of thanks for such a rich heritage. kb
Added: Feb 18, 2010
Submitted by Name: Al Avery
Comments: We’ve been enjoying the improvements to your site. It makes for good listening all the time. God bless.
Added: Feb 17, 2010
Submitted by Name: Major Herman Bolhoeve
Comments: Thank you, for this blessing music.
Added: Feb 17, 2010
Submitted by Name: Lars Ericson
Comments: Thank you. Your site brings me wonderful memories. And happiness. Carry on.
Added: Feb 16, 2010
Submitted by Name: Gary Compton From: Canada
Comments: I have just discovered this site and I have been listening to it all morning. Those classics from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s were my meat and potatoes growing up in Newfoundland. I was fortunate enough to play in the Canadian Staff Band for 5 years and play alongside many of the guys I grew up listening to. Thanks for these wonderful memories and blessings. You’ve made my day
Name: Ivan Moore
From: Belfast Sydenham
Great to hear all this wonderful music again. Thank you for all the work you have done in the past and hope you will be continuing to do in the future. Kind regards Ivan Moore Band Sec Belfast Sydenham band