From Fife and Drum... Marine Band Recordings 1890-1988

Introduction By Paul Hume (Music Critic Emeritus, The Washington Post)

Washington Post (March, Historic Recording - recorded 1890)

The Thunderer (March, Historic Recording - recorded in 1896)

"Creanonian" Polka (Historic Recording - recorded in 1909)

Klar Zum Gefecht (March, Historic Recording - recorded in 1914)

"Crazy Bone" Rag (One-Step or Trot) [Historic Recording - recorded in 1914]

Semper Fidelis (March, Historic Recording - recorded in 1927)

The Marines' Hymn ("Dream Hour" broadcast introduction)

Grand March (from "The Queen of Sheba") [Recorded in 1954]

Hungarian Rhapsody No. 14 (Recorded in 1969)

Morning, Noon and Night In Vienna (Recorded in 1973)

A Witches' Sabbath (From "Symphonie Fantastique") [Recorded in 1977]

A Message from the President of the United States

Concord

National Hymn, "God of Our Fathers"

Galop (From Genevieve de Brabant)

Washington Post (March, recorded in 1988)