March Music
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Texas University Marching Band: “The Showband Of The Southwest Thanksgiving Day Texas Vs Texas A&M SWC Rivalry Game Halftime Show”
Bone Daddy, the original Sportsphile, has often said regarding the vast subject of sports rivalries…..that there was none quite like…
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1986 Rose Bowl Halftime Show: Featuring The Iowa Hawkeyes Marching Band – In Rose Bowl With Iowa Hawkeyes Vs UCLA Bruins
The Hawkeye Marching Band is the marching band for the University of Iowa…..which performs at all home Hawkeye football games at Kinnick…
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Texas Tech Red Raiders Marching Band: “The Goin’ Band From Raiderland Performs At Halftime Of the 1985 SWC Rivalry Game With Texas Vs Texas Tech”
The Goin’ Band from Raiderland is a 450-member marching band of Texas Tech University…..which was originally known as The Matador Band….and is nearly as old as…
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US Air Force Academy Drum + Bugle Corp: 1985 Halftime Show Live at the Bluebonnet Bowl – Texas Longhorns Vs Air Force Academy Falcons
Military band instruments such as fife, drum, and bugle were historically used to communicate orders to soldiers in battle.…as the…
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Don King Productions Special: 1985 Marine Marching Band & Color Guard Present Colors At D-Day Dynamite World Lt Heavyweight Title
There is truly nothing quite like the combination of the US Marine Corp Marking Band and Color Guard performing at…
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Texas A & M War Hymn: Performed By The Texas A & M Corp of Cadets Marching Band – Live On Thanksgiving – With The Horns Vs. The Aggies
Without a doubt…..there is no better military marching band in the world than the Texas A & M Fighting Aggie…
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Texas A&M Fightin’ Aggie Band: “The Spirit Of Aggieland + The Aggie Yell” – Part of Halftime Show At 51st Cotton Bowl
“The Spirit of Aggieland” is the alma mater of the Texas A&M University …..which was originally written as a poem…
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John Williams & The Boston Pops: “Perform A Medley Of John Phillip Sousa March Songs at 1986 4th of July Celebration”
Bone Daddy, the original Sportsphile, served as an “officer and gentleman” three years in the U S Army from 1970…
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