I marched with Guardsmen in 75 and 76. We were from Illinois. I first saw Bridgemen when we completed in the eastern part of the country. Most corps looked military with the uniforms and marching of that era. Then came Bridgemen! So different, the lower mark time, and uniforms like raincoats. Who in the heck are they we thought. ...but they planted the seed of different! I enjoyed them. They were FUN. Let's never forget Bridgemen.
As expected of the real people. That's excellent! I was also a high school student at this time and played the trumpet in a marching band, but I wasn't at this level. But it is nostalgic. I was able to show you something good. Thank you very much.
We Seemed to Be Thumbing Our Nose at the Establishment!! YES WE DID! Im The Guy In The Back, Top left side, on 45 yard Line at Final Charge!! What a View of the Standin Ovation from 30,000 Fans that Night!!
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I marched with Guardsmen in 75 and 76. We were from Illinois. I first saw Bridgemen when we completed in the eastern part of the country. Most corps looked military with the uniforms and marching of that era. Then came Bridgemen! So different, the lower mark time, and uniforms like raincoats. Who in the heck are they we thought. ...but they planted the seed of different! I enjoyed them. They were FUN. Let's never forget Bridgemen.
As expected of the real people. That's excellent! I was also a high school student at this time and played the trumpet in a marching band, but I wasn't at this level. But it is nostalgic. I was able to show you something good. Thank you very much.
Awesome stuff! Thanks for posting
We Seemed to Be Thumbing Our Nose at the Establishment!! YES WE DID! Im The Guy In The Back, Top left side, on 45 yard Line at Final Charge!! What a View of the Standin Ovation from 30,000 Fans that Night!!
And the establishment said your never winning anything. So they they thumbed their nose on you
Nice
The raincoat corps.
Ahh, yes, the Bridgemen, the corps that obliterated tradition.
Now, they’re kinda the epitome of tradition.
neat, even
Back when drum corps was fun, not the orchestral dirges of today.
Who was Phantom Regiment? They did nothing but orchestral dirges, and they still do nothing but orchestral dirges!