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Williams, Gershwin & Wagner Sousa, John Williams, The Boston Pops Orchestra
I Love a Parade John Williams
Genres: Pop, Soundtracks, Classical

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. I Love a Parade - John Williams, Arlen, Harold
2. Midway March - John Williams, Williams, John [Fil
3. Washington Post March
4. Seventy Six Trombones - John Williams, Willson, Meredith
5. El Capitan
6. South Rampart Street Parade - John Williams, Allen, Steve [1]
7. Semper Fidelis
8. Liberty Bell March
9. Colonel Bogey March - John Williams, Alford, Kenneth J.
10. Strike up the Band - John Williams, Edwards, Bernard [1
11. The Thunderer
12. Hands Across the Sea
13. King Cotton
14. Pops on the March - John Williams, Williams, John [Fil
15. Under the Double Eagle - John Williams, Wagner, Josef Franz
16. The Stars and Stripes Forever

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CD Details

All Artists: Williams, Gershwin & Wagner Sousa, John Williams, The Boston Pops Orchestra
Title: I Love a Parade John Williams
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 4
Label: Sony
Original Release Date: 5/21/1991
Release Date: 5/21/1991
Album Type: Enhanced
Genres: Pop, Soundtracks, Classical
Styles: Easy Listening, Symphonies
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 074644674729, 074644674743

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CD Reviews

If you want to get into a happy mood, listen to this cd!

Gloria Morgan | Nacogdoches, Texas USA | 01/10/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"As a former high school and college marching band member, I remember playing many of these marches, and listening to them done by the Boston Pops is fantastic. I love the arrangements. I bought a tape of this cd on impulse, and now I plan to buy the cd for myself and another for one of my brothers. I have been listening to it every time I get in my car. Marches really do make most people feel good, I think. I would recommend this to anyone."

The Boston Pops does it again!

PATRICK J.POWERS | Duncombe,IA | 08/09/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"If you like the sounds of American music at its best then this is the C.D.to own in your collection. The Boston Pops has 16 of the best march tunes around on the c.d. From 76 Trombones to the Liberty Bell March to The Stars and Strips Forever, this is a highly recommended C.D.! Enjoy!"

Great music

Shannon C. Pierce | 02/16/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"If your looking for fun music to listen to to this is the cd to get. I play the trombone and its fun to listen to these great players."

I Love A Parade review

Shannon C. Pierce | Rescue, CA USA | 07/26/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"After being at a summer spectacular event where the fireworks were coordinated with upbeat "march" music, I set out to find a CD that contained similar songs. I found "I Love A Parade" to be the prefect solution. The Boston Pops are great to begin with and this collection of songs is no different! I have it in the CD player and have it playing in the background when we have BBQ's or dinner parties and people always ask where I got it! Bottom line, it's a fun, upbeat collection that reminds us of simpler times and what it means to be proud of our country!"

Generally good performances, but something lacking

Bruce H. Jensen | San Lorenzo, CA United States | 09/30/2008

(3 out of 5 stars)

"The performances of this music, all of which is top-quality material, are generally quite good, and some are great - but something is missing. There is a presence and brilliance missing that these pieces need to shine. It may be the recording quality, the engineering, or maybe the conductor, but where the music should ring and blaze and knock your socks off, it doesn't. The brass and percussion sound weak and too far back. Overall, it is a bit too mellow, too recessed, too soft.

It isn't because of Symphony Hall in Boston - despite its rich acoustics, Arthur Fiedler made plenty of recordings here with this band, for RCA and Decca and Deutsche Grammophon, that are bright and snazzy and dazzling. In fact, John Williams has made several excellent recordings here that are impressive in their own right, notably for Philips. My guess is that Sony engineers miscalculated the space and got it wrong, or else Williams somehow miscalculated the dynamics needed for the recording. In any case, there are lots of recordings available of this music, including with the same orchestra and conductor, that surpass this one. Try the 1980's Philips/Polygram recordings by this orchestra."