POP GOES THE NAVY.
Original Album from Roger Downton.Recorded 1975 EMI Studios Sydney.
LCDR Norm Gullick, Director of Music.
Relatively close-cropped hair is essential. Climatic conditions dictate that white is summer dress and black is worn during the winter Their scene alternates between parade ground and the concert platform, but they are equally at home on both. Some cover note words written by LT Bill Farrell .
He goes onto say,
Hardly a line-up to record up-tempo pop numbers, you might say, but they are the credentials of one of Australia's most versatile musical combinations - The Bamd of the Royal Australian Navy.
This Album has Mp3 recordings.
He goes onto say,
Hardly a line-up to record up-tempo pop numbers, you might say, but they are the credentials of one of Australia's most versatile musical combinations - The Bamd of the Royal Australian Navy.
This Album has Mp3 recordings.
Conducted by the DOM LCDR Norm Gullick, LRAM, RAN. It was every march card we had in the library that was reasonably popular and included the great arrangement of Roger Downton's Eye Level. Its amazing how short some of these tunes were, no wonder we fitted 24 songs on the album, I think that would have been a record for vinyl in their day.
The album was produced by the well known and respected Ivan Hutchinson and Ron Tudor.
