CD-Charts Position 11
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Highland Cathedral

CD-Charts > Music > Military Music
by: Royal Scots Dragoon Guards

Release Date October 25, 1999
What can I say, I love this cd, some good tunes and some good mix with the bagpipes and drums.

Especially liked the theme tune version to Soldier Soldier, Braveheart and Last Of The Mohicans...

CD-Charts Position 12
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Far Far from Ypres: Songs, Poems and Music of World War I

CD-Charts > Music > Military Music
by: Various Artists

Release Date August 18, 2008
What can I say, I love this cd, some good tunes and some good mix with the bagpipes and drums.

Especially liked the theme tune version to Soldier Soldier, Braveheart and Last Of The Mohicans...

CD-Charts Position 13
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Amazing Grace

CD-Charts > Music > Military Music
by: Royal Scots Dragoon Guards

Release Date April 25, 1998
What can I say, I love this cd, some good tunes and some good mix with the bagpipes and drums.

Especially liked the theme tune version to Soldier Soldier, Braveheart and Last Of The Mohicans...

CD-Charts Position 14
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Trooping the Colour 2008

CD-Charts > Music > Military Music
by: First Battalion Welsh Guards

Release Date July 14, 2008
What can I say, I love this cd, some good tunes and some good mix with the bagpipes and drums.

Especially liked the theme tune version to Soldier Soldier, Braveheart and Last Of The Mohicans...

CD-Charts Position 15
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Grand Military Concert

CD-Charts > Music > Military Music
by: British Armed Forces Bands

Release Date May 22, 2006
What can I say, I love this cd, some good tunes and some good mix with the bagpipes and drums.

Especially liked the theme tune version to Soldier Soldier, Braveheart and Last Of The Mohicans...

CD-Charts Position 16
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We'll Meet again - Memories of World War II

CD-Charts > Music > Military Music
by: Various Artists

Release Date September 13, 2004
This is a fine, well-paced, nicely put together collection of 44 songs of the war years. Those responsible have managed to produce a consistently pleasing sound quality from recordings of various vintages.

The only disappointment, given that this is meant to be a premium compilation of WWII tunes, is that of the 44 tracks, 15 are more recent re-recordings of well-loved tunes from the war years. Most of the tracks featured by The Andrews Sisters and - gasp! - Dame Vera are 1950s and 1960s renditions rather than the original versions of the war era. These are presumably the versions EMI had access to themselves, but it's a shame that the whole collection is not strictly of the period this compilation was made to commemorate. For this ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 17
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Legends

CD-Charts > Music > Military Music
by: Royal Scots Dragoon Guards

Release Date February 07, 2005
This is a fine, well-paced, nicely put together collection of 44 songs of the war years. Those responsible have managed to produce a consistently pleasing sound quality from recordings of various vintages.

The only disappointment, given that this is meant to be a premium compilation of WWII tunes, is that of the 44 tracks, 15 are more recent re-recordings of well-loved tunes from the war years. Most of the tracks featured by The Andrews Sisters and - gasp! - Dame Vera are 1950s and 1960s renditions rather than the original versions of the war era. These are presumably the versions EMI had access to themselves, but it's a shame that the whole collection is not strictly of the period this compilation was made to commemorate. For this ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 18
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Music for Remembrance

CD-Charts > Music > Military Music
by: Irish Guards

Release Date July 14, 2003
This is a fine, well-paced, nicely put together collection of 44 songs of the war years. Those responsible have managed to produce a consistently pleasing sound quality from recordings of various vintages.

The only disappointment, given that this is meant to be a premium compilation of WWII tunes, is that of the 44 tracks, 15 are more recent re-recordings of well-loved tunes from the war years. Most of the tracks featured by The Andrews Sisters and - gasp! - Dame Vera are 1950s and 1960s renditions rather than the original versions of the war era. These are presumably the versions EMI had access to themselves, but it's a shame that the whole collection is not strictly of the period this compilation was made to commemorate. For this ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 19
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633 Squadron

CD-Charts > Music > Military Music
by: Band of the Royal Air Force College

Release Date October 01, 1999
This is a fine, well-paced, nicely put together collection of 44 songs of the war years. Those responsible have managed to produce a consistently pleasing sound quality from recordings of various vintages.

The only disappointment, given that this is meant to be a premium compilation of WWII tunes, is that of the 44 tracks, 15 are more recent re-recordings of well-loved tunes from the war years. Most of the tracks featured by The Andrews Sisters and - gasp! - Dame Vera are 1950s and 1960s renditions rather than the original versions of the war era. These are presumably the versions EMI had access to themselves, but it's a shame that the whole collection is not strictly of the period this compilation was made to commemorate. For this ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 20
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Life on the Ocean Wave - A Musical Salute to the Royal Navy & Royal Marines

CD-Charts > Music > Military Music
by: Royal Marines

Release Date June 02, 2003
This is a fine, well-paced, nicely put together collection of 44 songs of the war years. Those responsible have managed to produce a consistently pleasing sound quality from recordings of various vintages.

The only disappointment, given that this is meant to be a premium compilation of WWII tunes, is that of the 44 tracks, 15 are more recent re-recordings of well-loved tunes from the war years. Most of the tracks featured by The Andrews Sisters and - gasp! - Dame Vera are 1950s and 1960s renditions rather than the original versions of the war era. These are presumably the versions EMI had access to themselves, but it's a shame that the whole collection is not strictly of the period this compilation was made to commemorate. For this ... Read More: