Superb! Thanks to the editor and special thanks to the many guardsmen taking part...thoroughly enjoyed watching the guards march to their bands in my old home town. Quite something. Very special too.
Excellent video and selections. I love the way the bandmaster and drum major of the Royal Canadian Air Force Band salute the war monument (on the far right) at 11:11 and do so simultaneously. A very nice touch. Perhaps other bands should follow their example. Thanks for posting.
Thanks Ron. I did actually get around to joining the IMMS after you pointed me in their direction. I'd never heard of them before your comment. Maybe we will meet some fine day. Happy New Year when it gets here !
0:26 Senior Drum Major WO2 Damian P. Thomas, Grenadier Guards leading The Band of the Welsh Guards and The Old Guard found by 7 Company Coldstream Guards.
@@semajbronson21 Spare yourself the effort Sir. Wish I had done it myself now. Thanks to you, and everyone else's efforts, I could have done the lot. I am soooo lazy. Cheers mate !
Although I did not use the date info to extract the names of the Bands etc, the dates of the videos that I used are listed in chronological order (as they appear in the mix) in the header notes. It is highly likely that you would be able to see the Drum Major info in the videos comments for those dates. After all, you added them there in the first place :) Pip pip !
Great video well done! You have got some great footage this year and seen some very rare but superb bands in Windsor! Happy New Year and will look forward to more in 2019. I have a similar video on premier for 12 today!
Good for you. I am not half so organised when it comes to this material. All in one place but no naming convention, just the raw filenames from the camera. I never expected to keep going and I am still mildly surprised when I find myself standing in the Guildhall on a Saturday morning. Ho hum. Onward and upward.
I realize the guards weren't listening to their sergeant. at 24:37. And look how many times the sergeant said in the escort. The band must have been too loud.
They aren't there to 'protect' soldiers so much as they are there to provide security at a public parade with a large crowd, ensure the road is clear, and so forth. The soldiers can obviously look after themselves, but in a time of peace, it is not their responsibility to police the streets.
Chill, he is literally doing his job. What do you expect him to do? They are there to escort the parade in case there are any obstacles in the way of the parade.
Superb! Thanks to the editor and special thanks to the many guardsmen taking part...thoroughly enjoyed watching the guards march to their bands in my old home town. Quite something. Very special too.
Very well done. Miss the very smart constable who used to march in front of parade a few years back.
Thank you very much for posting this collection. Very enjoyable.
A fantastic compilation of clips which have been edited very skilfully! Highly impressive! Thank you!
Thanks for all the videos over this past year... truly appreciated....
All the best to you and yours... happy new year...
Thanks Sir.All the best to you and yours also, Jeff.
I wish you a Happy New Year.
Good luck :)
Love the drum majors crossing at 0:28
Oh how i miss seeing the Bands ,,,,,, but this is a very good to look back on love it 🙋♂️🙋♂️Keep safe everyone
Fantastic thanks
Excellent video and selections. I love the way the bandmaster and drum major of the Royal Canadian Air Force Band salute the war monument (on the far right) at 11:11 and do so simultaneously. A very nice touch. Perhaps other bands should follow their example. Thanks for posting.
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Great upload thank you
Excellent vid, thanks for 2018, bring on the 2019.
very enjoyable ,great video
Great video, Thank you for posting
Thanks Ron.
I did actually get around to joining the IMMS after you pointed me in their direction.
I'd never heard of them before your comment.
Maybe we will meet some fine day.
Happy New Year when it gets here !
Absolutely amazing u did a great job this year well done i am making one to
Cheers Sir. Looking forward to seeing yours later :)
Take it easy mate.
Cynocephali u to
I like the Christmas tunes medley starting at 24:55 - Noel, ......., Jingle Bells
Its all been said mate. Happy New Year to you and your family and friends..... catch up with you next year.
Happy New Year mate ! So here we are, 2019. Hope to be doing the same again ths year. Carrying on regardless :) Onward and upward !
22:47 Drum Major Liam Rowley, 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards leading The Band of the Coldstream Guards
0:26 Senior Drum Major WO2 Damian P. Thomas, Grenadier Guards leading The Band of the Welsh Guards and The Old Guard found by 7 Company Coldstream Guards.
It would require a significant effort to id all of the drum majors in this list
I salute you for your effort. Sir.
Happy New Year !!!
@@Cynocephali I'll try my best to Identify everything for you sir.
@@semajbronson21 Spare yourself the effort Sir. Wish I had done it myself now. Thanks to you, and everyone else's efforts, I could have done the lot.
I am soooo lazy. Cheers mate !
@@Cynocephali I like to give people new info
Although I did not use the date info to extract the names of the Bands etc, the dates of the videos that I used are listed in chronological order (as they appear in the mix) in the header notes.
It is highly likely that you would be able to see the Drum Major info in the videos comments for those dates. After all, you added them there in the first place :) Pip pip !
14:27 Drum Major Jack Barker, Grenadier Guards leading The Band of the Grenadier Guards
Happy New Year!
And a Happy New Year to you also !
Great video well done! You have got some great footage this year and seen some very rare but superb bands in Windsor! Happy New Year and will look forward to more in 2019. I have a similar video on premier for 12 today!
Good man ! Took me ages to recover all the raw files from ext storage. I trust your job will be somewhat less arduous.
Pip pip.
@@Cynocephali I tend to create mine as I go along throughout the year, so there is not a big task at the end of the year!
Good for you. I am not half so organised when it comes to this material. All in one place but no naming convention, just the raw filenames from the camera. I never expected to keep going and I am still mildly surprised when I find myself standing in the Guildhall on a Saturday morning. Ho hum. Onward and upward.
@@Cynocephali Its great that you still go out and create these wonderful videos! Happy New Year!
5:37 The Band of the Brigade of Gurkhas
6:45 Drum Major Liam Rowley, 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards leading The Band of the Welsh Guards
I realize the guards weren't listening to their sergeant. at 24:37. And look how many times the sergeant said in the escort. The band must have been too loud.
4:15 The Band of the Bugles and Rifles.
The "new" grey greatcoats for the rest of the army look very smart.
20:38 The 1st Battalion Irish Guards Pipes and Drums.
13:48 why were they playing an old Soviet Communist song?
it has been written before civil war and it was popular in white movement
12:56 The Band of the Household Cavalry
1:56 The Band of the Household Cavalry
8:54 The Band of the Royal Canadian Air Force
18:11 The Band of the Household Cavalry
Прощание Славянки марш. Супер.
Всегда будет супер :D
When on every parade there has to be a police guard to protect soldiers you know something has gone terribly wrong
They aren't there to 'protect' soldiers so much as they are there to provide security at a public parade with a large crowd, ensure the road is clear, and so forth. The soldiers can obviously look after themselves, but in a time of peace, it is not their responsibility to police the streets.
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The RCAF definitely like Alford!
A sad time indeed when the band and troops have to have an armed police escort following them front and rear
6:52 of course it’s a scouser 😂
God save the Qween!
That police officer is a total disgrace
Chill, he is literally doing his job. What do you expect him to do? They are there to escort the parade in case there are any obstacles in the way of the parade.