light division + gurkhas wembley 1979

[@djunjohn]

as a child I grew up listening every Sunday morning to my fathers recording of his regimental music from The Somerset Light Infantry 13th Foot - Its 40 years since I heard this - so moving - thank you

[@Olympians55]

Micheal John Kerley Gone but not forgotten..... told you I would find it.... Love you Pops.. The band may have stopped but your music lives on ...... #Afewgoodmen

[@haveyougotthetimeple]

Have always admired the discipline required by those in the military to stand still for so long. This video proves it.

[@itaylor116]

that must have been the best performance ever, yeah bass drummer was tearing it a bit, who needs a video you can see it in your head. brilliant

[@clemmteetonball11]

I heard he got busted for it.

[@KeithChapman8]

I remember this well....

[@louislungbubble]

its good to hear the march" light infantry" played out including the trio...they usually cut the trio out on displays like this.

[@1962telford]

I played opening fanfare on this one.

[@shaunbyrne1197]

Adrian Fisher, you did a very fine professional job ( I like to think we all did) but to be the first person to make a sound takes courage and confidence and you had it. Well done, do you play now?

[@Limabelasun]

Plowing that field.

[@REVBia]

@gobofwaraxis88 Well said, Sir.
From the USA

[@stevesmithgermany]

Didn't Ernie Blanchard (bass Drum) get busted after this show for tearing the arse with regards to tempo. Good on ya Ernie mate. It was a great achievment and the crowd went wild (as always).

[@shaunbyrne1197]

I did this Gig and I thought we came out of the tunnel playing Les Clarions Anglais while checking nobody had put a paper cup on your plume. Say what you will about Ernie Blanchard. As a bass drummer, he played a fine Oboe but he alone made that night different and memorable in a possitive way.

[@jaymo61]

grrrr eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeenjackets BAH !

[@paulvaughan3645]

sorry the bandmaster said I was a good footballer(laugh)but a shit musician(laugh)fair point.