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and Least Favorite Tracks
Some Old (to see how far we have come
or how good the old bands were)
And MANY of the latest CDs on the Market!
Here is how the votes will be interpreted:
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Because of the gracious donors, the stream is all British Style brass band music (with a surprise or two) that plays 24/7/365.
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Shoutcast Numbers: http://144.217.203.226:8238
Published Sept 1, 2018
As Voted on by the Listeners
1. You Raise Me Up (Kirsty Abbotts, Cornet) (Carlton Main Frickley Colliery)
2. Bolero (Brighouse and Rastrick)
3. Country Roads (Las Vegas)
4. Fire in the Blood (International Staff Band)
5. Mars, Bringer of War (Black Dyke Mills)
6. Myfanwy (Unison Kinneil)
7. Fat Bottom Girls (Ebbw Valley)
8. Cohen’s Hallelujah (Amsterdam Staff Band)
9. Irish Blessing (Tongwynlais Temperance Silver)
10. Joyful March (Brass Band 13 Etoiles)
11. Dundonnell (Yorkshire Building Society)
12. Seize the Day (Pikes Peak)
13. Brass Pearls of Switzerland Medley (Black Dyke)
14. Wonderful Words (International Staff Band)
15. Buglers Dream and Olympic Fanfare (Froschl Hall)
16. Colonel Bogey (Cory, Fairey, and Scottish Coop Bands with the Corps of Drums of Her Majesty’s Royal Marines)
17. The Earl Of Oxford's Marche (Black Dyke)
18. A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square (Mike Thorn, Trombone) (Hitchin)
19. The Music Man (Tredegar Town)
20. I Know Him So Well and Anthem from the Musical "Chess" (Williams Fairey)
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ABOUT BRASS PASS
You’ve seen streaming in the past with its variable quality… So what’s different about our approach you ask? Well firstly, we’re not just a streaming platform. We are creating programming solely relating to brass bands, having it available on demand along with the very best contest and concert performances around.
In addition, we will bring you the very best production quality from our recording partner, World of Brass as well as unlimited bandwidth and best in class encryption from our distribution partners.
All in all we are confident you will love the quality and value you get from BrassPass.
Frank Renton "Still Listening To the Band", a free 1 hour program put out by BrassPass every two weeks.
I will play tracks from the CD on the station unless it is just awful (after about 80 donated CDs I have had only one couldn’t use) and I will put the cover image above with some notes attached. The notes you can write or I will write something after visiting your website and/or reading the CD cover information. If I get a few CDs, I will have them rotate. The cover image will have a link to your band’s website or to a CD seller’s site where listener’s can buy the CD. I love donations of CDs and try to give donors as much publicity as I can.
http://cloudrad.io/allbrassradio/listen.pls — thats it 😀
You can still do it the sort of old-fashioned way. Pick radio on the side, select the genre "eclectic" and not too far down the list is All Brass Radio.
Recently Donated CDs
Clacton-on-Sea Co-Operative Band
Former Championship Band to a Non-Competing Band
The Clacton-on-Sea Co-Operative Band is a traditional Brass Band celebrating 60 years of music making. Formed in 1948 the Band is a well established organization and over the years has earned the reputation of being a fine concert and contesting Band. Many prizes have been won in competitions including in 1977, the title of 2nd Section Champion Band of Great Britain.
From then on the band rapidly progressed to the Championship Section, where until 2003 the Band was firmly established – over twenty years at this level was a great achievement. After two successful years in the First Section 2004-2005 the Band was once again in the Championship Section nationally and maintaining a high standard of playing.
Several years back, the band decided to leave the competitive side of banding and is now a premiere concert brass band. The band enjoys venturing outside the local area. They have travelled extensively in Europe including trips to France, Belgium, Germany and Hungary and more frequently to Winschoten, Holland to perform with the Nieuw Leven Band.
Their music repertoire includes an extensive range of traditional brass band music, and many arrangements of Classical, jazz, pop, light, shows and films - a repertoire that will match most musical requirements. The majority of the concerts provide a mix of all types of music to suit all tastes and are very keen to receive requests.
The Band is proud to be sponsored by the East of England Co-Operative Society who support them in their various activities and have done so since 1978.
All Brass Radio would like to thank the band for donating their CD "The Sun has got its Hat On" which is filled with great tunes very well played. Your band too can donate a CD, contact Jim Fox for details.
The Longridge Band
The Longridge Band are a championship section band based in the Ribble Valley, Lancashire in the North West of England. The band is thought to be one of the oldest brass bands in the country, with the first known public performance dating back to 1845. One of the bands greatest achievements is arguably winning the First Section National Brass Band Championships of Great Britain in 1996.
In more recent years the band has achieved great success in concerts and competitions under the direction of Mark Peacock. The band recently visited Ypres, Belgium to pay their respects to those who lost their lives in WW1. The band played in part of the Last Post service at the Menin Gate, as well as finding two Longridge bandsmen graves, who sadly lost their lives in battle.
Best Foot Forward is our latest CD, recorded in 2015. The title track is a march by Ernest Tomlinson MBE. Ernest was a well-known composer particularly noted for his light music compositions, who sadly passed away in 2015. He was also a supporter and patron of the Longridge Band and frequently visited the band to conduct his fine compositions.
Ambassadors of Harmony 2009
Barbershop Harmony Society Chorus Winner
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which is filled with hours of music time wasters!
Feel free to drop me a note. Have suggestions? Want to talk about Brass Bands? Ideas for improving the station? Email me Dr. Jim Fox (DrJAFox@gmail.com).Mailing Address:
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