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gjchaf2
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2011
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Phantom Regiment Warm Up, 1979 Finals
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Little seen warm up footage of Phantom Regiment's finals performance at the DCI finals in 1979, taken from the PBS broadcast; sadly, DCI did not include this in the Legacy Series footage. I apologize for the low quality video and audio, but this is from a 2nd generation video tape. This was Steve "Reliable Rondo" Rondinaro's first DCI telecast, and he was joined by the legendary Maynard Ferguso...
LHS Plainsmen Marching Band, 1985
มุมมอง 33313 ปีที่แล้ว
State contest performance, 3rd place. Watch for the tacky rainbow at the end.
Laramie Senior High School Plainsmen Marching Band, 1984
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This is the field show that we took to the Fiesta Bowl marching band competition in 1984.
McCormick's How to Series, Flags 1
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This is the first in the color guard instructional series produced by McCormick's in the 1970s to help marching bands create corps-style colorguards in their band programs. This is a wonderful slice-of-life from a simpler time in the world of marching arts. Enjoy!
McCormick's How to Series, Flags 3.wmv
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Part 3 of the McCormick's How to Series for flags. This part features the Guardsmen and the legendary Marie Grana. Colorguards of today have their genesis in the basics of flag handling as it used to be done. Enjoy!
Flags 4, Meet the 27th Lancers
มุมมอง 16K13 ปีที่แล้ว
Instructional film produced by McCormick's. This film features the 1978 27th Lancers colorguard. At the time, 27 had the top guard in the country and it's easy to see why. This film also features the legendary George Zingali and Peggy Twiggs. Enjoy!
Madison Scouts, Flags 2 Instructional Film
มุมมอง 1.9K13 ปีที่แล้ว
Instructional film produced by McCormick's, ca. 1974-75, featuring the Madison Scouts. I found this on an old videotape in my collection and decided it was time to share it as I've never seen it anywhere else online. Enjoy!
Remember watching 16mm films in 1978 when l joined Millers Blackhawks!
Flag routines looked like an awesome workout for the arms and shoulders. Truly an athletic activity turned over more to dance in the modern era.
Flags snapping in the wind .boy do I miss that sound.
Was lucky enough to be in the stands for this one.
Me too. I'm from Bham, AL
I remember watching this live
This was my first DCI. I remember it well. Thanks for posting!
What a workout!
The instructor has a nice southern accent.
Is this Marie the judge. Sounds like her. Before she married gary
and sister of Hank Grana...
Best Color Guard now and forever
Always dug 27
Go Maynard !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
27, guard was way ahead of their time. they were the first to mix equipment work with choreography
Earl Viney x
So great to hear George's voice again. Brought back a lot of thoughts. Thanks to the poster and to the producer.
John Ruprech
OMG, George Zingali is a drum corps legend. This was great fun to watch!
that was fun to watch.
'78...tied with Phantom, yet the title went to Phantom...payback for coming in 2nd, when many people thought Phantom should have won Nationals... I am in this video, around 9 min...
Should have been 27. They were doing more innovative things yhan phantom
Tough women !
Is that from finals or prelims? I'd love to get a copy of that!
I worked at McCormick's and produced rifles 1. I'd give anything to see it!
I was so lucky to be one ofe those in 27th lancer sopranos, all the way from Canada, I had to move there, and be a part of Lancers, 1979-1980, including the winter Olypics, at Lake Placid , N.Y.
I WATCHED 27th Lancers at the Winter Olympics at Lake Placid! Great memories!
Was it ok to have SAILS back then??? Just wondering!
I've got the 800 video express the from 79 and it's crystal clear and includes coming on the field, set up, warm up and exit with finishing commentaries.
please post it?
I just noticed, but you can kind of see an evolution of the flag work and the different moves available as you go through the series, that's pretty cool
some of the stuff at 7:00 looks like the beginnings of WGI
anything on rifles? those are crazy!
do you have anymore? flags were SO much easier back then
THANK YOU! i've been wondering all these years why and how they marched back then!
Should have been our year!
Great. One of many reasons Iidolizedthem when I was younger.
@gjchaf2 Sorry it took me so long to reply back to you. I was a horn player with the corps in 1980 and 1981. These gals were "Rock Stars" of the Drum Corps World for sure that's a great compliment. I also became of a fan of the Corps in the early 70's when I marched with another local corps. George Zingali and Peggy Twiggs were the best! Along with some other incredible talented 27 alumni as well!
"Ann Ah-bah, Michigan"
Thanks so much for posting this. I was the member demonstrating one of the moves & hadn't seen this video since the 1980s. Being a Lancer was one of the highlights of my life...Thanks again!
I was there on snare in 78
This is such an amazing piece of footage! Just beautiful! and a great piece of Lancer Nation History, but also Color Guard History as well. I love the rawness of it and the sound of the boots hitting the ground and the noise of those silks, and just how damn clean it is! So great to see George and Peggy in their element with their kids doing what the loved to do. Thanks for posting it and sharing it and saving it!
Legendary!!!