My Guestbook

Submitted by
Name: Harry Knowles (Major)
From: Adelaide

Comments:
G’day, Ian. How sweet it is to hear these old regal items. I am not able to play brass anymore due to hearing issues, but I still love the music of our Army and it strong message of salvation, inner peace and the challenge to service in the name of Jesus our lord. Many thanks for your tireless effort to make these tracks available once more. Blessings from Harry and Loris.

Added: April 24, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Major David Gill
From: Leeds U.K.

Comments:
Many thanks for this wonderful collection of music, at the moment I am indoors most of the time and although I hope this will change this collection of music gives me much pleasure and blessing, a change from the swing band stuff we seem to get now. mcallisterKeep up the good work and God bless all your listeners.

Added: April 17, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Vern Calgary
From: Ab. Canada

Comments:
So glad you connected me to your site.I visit frequently. Noticed the Gowans-Larsson link in selected playlists. Has this been here long, or have I just missed it. Thanks again for all your endevours.

Added: March 24, 2013

Submitted by
Name: John Sandford
From: Croydon England

Comments:
Hi Ian, the weather has kept me indoors, but has not stopped me from turning to your www for spiritual refreshment. Hearing Ernest Miller and his wife singing from the heart does one good (recording The Salvationist 1967 USA). This is a great www.John

Added: March 24, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Clive Boyes
From: Hull East Yorkshire

Comments:
Former Tylney hall from 1957 to 1965 loved the web site. Found it looking for the piano music for ‘That Beautiful Land’. Anyclues would be helpful. This music will never go out of fashion. God bless to you all, wonderful memories brought back.

Added: March 18, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Hugh Brennan
From: Kilbirnie Scotland

Comments:
What an amazing site. Brings back memories of RZ records long gone. Keep up the good work.

Added: March 13, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Bill McAllister (junior)
From: Perth Western Australia

Comments:
Hi Ian. I have been searching for quite a while for a Track Called ‘Songs Of The Golden Road’.... And I came across your site WOW. This is unbelievable. Thanks for all the work you have put into this. My dear old Dad who is a Salvationist at the Floreat Park Corp used to have dozens of Regal records when he lived in Scotland and although I was very young I can still remember them. I will be taking my computer down to Dad’s this weekend and we’ll sit down and reminisce about the days of Army banding. Thanks again for enabling folks like me to live and at times re-live the golden era of Army banding. Bill McAllister, Perth Western Australia.

Added: February 9, 2013

Submitted by
Name: David B Beck
From: Hampton Middlesex UK

Comments:
Shades of my youth - and lots of others too.

Added: February 5, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Charlie Wilson
From: Turkey (originally from Shotts Scotland)

Comments:
Hello Ian, you are coming up with more splendid music and memories. Thank you. I noticed two people who have commented in your guestbook. Ernie Young and Gwynneth Williams; I knew them as a teenager and went to music camps in Scotland with them. It would be good to hear from them. If possible can you pass on my email address to them. Thanks Ian. Keep up the good work.

Added: February 1, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Derek Cozens
From: Bromley Kent UK

Comments:
Wonderful to hear these old records. My father was in the SP&S band in the 1930s, and my uncle played in the Staff Band then and later. I am a former member of Penge band, but no longer in the Army. I came across the site having seen the You Tube video of the eight Staff Bands marching down the Mall in 2011 playing ‘Anthem of the Free’ - what an inspiring sight.

Added: January 6, 2013