JSU -Tiger Of San Pedro 1995

[@lewisliddell8788]

Thanks for the correction. I first heard the tune performed by the California Blue Devils in 1980. My high school band, Provine High School, first played Tiger of San Pedro in 1981 and won the Mid-America National Championship in 1982. The following year, in 1983, Provine High School Band was ranked among the top 100 marching units in North America (Including colleges and military marching units). This was indeed a special group of kids. In 1982, the feature pieces performed were La Suerte de Los Tontos, Tiger of San Pedro and Ice Castles. I loved Tiger of San Pedro. Therefore, it became part of my repertoire. JSU does need to diversify their repertoire. But, they will be ok.
Thanks for the memories,
Dr. Lewis Liddell, JSU Director of Bands (Retired)

[@redd7188]

What do you miss the most?

[@tremaynesmith8421]

I always loved this song! Tremayne Smith aka Debo T.O.P 95'

[@Delicious1922]

I wish JSU could go back to this style. This is the JSU I'm hoping will come back.

[@stephenwaters558]

well it’s back this yearrr!!!!

[@DaddyMoltar]

I've never heard this played better than this video right here.

[@khizz82]

I played this at NSU this version is straight jazz. I dig it. Smooth.

[@Hoodfellaz100]

Classic

[@vbrot11]

This is much better than AAMU

[@kjames0603]

Anyone know what arrangement this is? I'm looking for it.

[@thomasrankins7135]

Tiger of st pedro

[@lewisliddell8788]

The arrangement is by Jay Bocook. His email is [e-mail]
Liddell

[@thomasrankins7135]

mr lewis liddell!!!!!! your son Ollie has taught me a lot central high school Memphis tn I attend UAPB now

[@SonicBoomC98]

@@thomasrankins7135 Dr. Liddell was a great band mind, and Ollie is following right behind him

[@thomasrankins7135]

SonicBoomC98 yep

[@601mew]

I agree