John Philip Sousa, Eastman Wind Ensemble - Sousa On Review Album

Tracklist

1	The Pride Of The Wolverines
2	Manhattan Beach
3	The Kansas Wildcats
4	New Mexico
5	Ancient And Honorable Artillery Company
6	The Gridiron Club
7	The Rifle Regiment
8	Golden Jubilee
9	The National Game
10	Sesqui-Centennial Exposition
11	The Glory Of The Yankee Navy
12	The Black Horse Troop

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MG 50284	John Philip Sousa, Eastman Wind Ensemble	John Philip Sousa, Eastman Wind Ensemble - Sousa On Review ‎(LP, Album)	Mercury, Mercury Living Presence	MG 50284	US	1961
SRI 75064	John Philip Sousa, Eastman Wind Ensemble	John Philip Sousa, Eastman Wind Ensemble - Sousa On Review ‎(LP, RE)	Mercury	SRI 75064	Netherlands	Unknown
ST-90284	Frederick Fennell, Eastman Wind Ensemble, John Philip Sousa	Frederick Fennell, Eastman Wind Ensemble, John Philip Sousa - Sousa On Review ‎(Reel, 4tr Stereo, 7" Reel, Album)	Mercury	ST-90284	US	1961
MMA 11163, MMA.11163	John Philip Sousa, Eastman Wind Ensemble	John Philip Sousa, Eastman Wind Ensemble - Sousa On Review ‎(LP, Album)	Mercury, Mercury Living Presence, Mercury Living Presence	MMA 11163, MMA.11163	UK	1961

Credits

• Composed By – John Philip Sousa
• Conductor – Frederick Fennell
• Ensemble – Eastman Wind Ensemble
• Liner Notes – Frederick Fennell
• Photography By – Henry Ries

Notes

Maroon - silver MLP Olympian center labels.
Hi-Fi Stereo MLP sleeve.
Printed in USA.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout: SR-90284A-RFR-3 P17
• Matrix / Runout: SR-90284B-RFR-3

Short intro

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