Bob Sharples - Pass In Review
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Review by Jennifer Stuard
Pass In Review is an exceptional album by the talented musician Bob Sharples. The album features a collection of beautifully crafted instrumental pieces that showcase Sharples' exceptional musical prowess. The album is a perfect blend of classical and contemporary music, with each track delivering a unique listening experience.
The album opens with the stunning track "March of the Peers," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track features a powerful orchestral arrangement that is both majestic and uplifting. Other standout tracks on the album include "The Dashing White Sergeant" and "The British Grenadiers," which are both beautifully arranged and executed.
Sharples' skills as a conductor and arranger are evident throughout the album, with each track featuring a flawless performance by the orchestra. The album is a testament to Sharples' exceptional talent and his ability to create music that is both memorable and moving.
Table of Contents
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| France: La Marsaille | ||
| England: Fanfare & Rule Brittania | ||
| La Ritirata Italiana | ||
| Mexican Hat Dance | ||
| Meadowland | ||
| Yankee Doodle | ||
| Lili Marlene | ||
| The Army Air Corps | ||
| Wearin' Of The Green | ||
| Italy: La Ritirata Italiana | ||
| Stars And Stripes Forever | ||
| Ireland: Wearin' Of The Green | ||
| Germany: Lili Marlene | ||
| Mexico: Mexican Hat Dance | ||
| Anchors Aweigh | ||
| Matilda | ||
| Dixie | ||
| Waltzing Matilda | ||
| Scotland: Scotland The Brave | ||
| When The Saints Go Marching In | ||
| The Bells Of St. Mary | ||
| The Bells Of St. Mary's | ||
| Onward Christian Soldiers | ||
| The Caissons Go Rolling Along | ||
| The Marines' Hymn | ||
| Russia: Meadowland | ||
| She Wore A Yellow Ribbon | ||
| Australia: Waltzing Matilda | ||
| Indian Drums | ||
| Rule Britannia | ||
| Scotland The Brave | ||
| Buckle Down, Winsocki | ||
| Fanfare | ||
| Caissons Go Rolling Along | ||
| La Marseillaise | ||
| The U.S. Airforce | ||
| British West Indies: Matilda |
Video
Complete - Pass in Review: Bob Sharples, 1961 - London Phase Four Stereo Recording
Stars And Stripes Forever | Bob Sharples | Pass In Review | 1961 London Phase 4 LP
Images
Catalog Numbers
- PFS 34002
- SP 44001
- P 54001
- B-20275
- LPL 74001
- SP44001
Labels
- Decca
- London Records
- London Records, Peerless
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Album
- Stereo
- Gatefold
- Reel-To-Reel
- 7 ½ ips
- 4-Track Stereo
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Manufactured By | Peerless |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Music Director | Bob Sharples |
| Directed By | Bob Sharples |
Notes
- Gatefold jacket.
- Made in England
- Made in Canada on label.
- Gatefold jacket monochrome
- Made in Canada on Label
- Vinyl "Made In England"
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (A side runout): ZAL-5207-IL
- Matrix / Runout (B side runout): ZAL-5208-2L
- Matrix / Runout: A: ZAL-5207-IL
- Matrix / Runout: B: ZAL-5208-2L
- Matrix / Runout (A side label): ZAL.5207
- Matrix / Runout (B side label): ZAL.5208
- Matrix / Runout (A side runout): ZAL-5207-IL 1
- Matrix / Runout (B side runout): ZAL-5208-2L 1B
About Bob Sharples
Born: 2 July 1913, Bury, Lancashire, England
Died: 8 September 1987, Camden, London, England
British composer, arranger, music director, and conductor.
Real Name
- Robert Sharples
Name Vars
- R. Sharples
- Robert Sharples
- Robert Sharpless
- Shaples
- Sharples
Aliases
- Robert Earley
Summary by Jennifer Stuard
Comments
diegastgeberin
The best version.
shirlock44
Amazing how so many of us here have the same story. Our Dads loving this album and playing it over and over. It comes to mind whenever I think of him.
amigovilla
I could have sworn that Dixie was on the record but perhaps not
lucasdantasbezerra1
My dad (passed away in June '20) @ 81 had and played this album all the time when I was a kid. Great memories of weekend nights when he let me stay up late :}
tapceelog
One of my Dad's favorites. He would actually borrow it from the public library. That was over 50 years ago! I'll have to find a copy.
kianeryt
Like most of the other people on here, I grew up hearing this frequently! I have Dad’s original copy, and found an unscratched version at a Church bazaar some years ago. I was Thrilled as Dad had recently passed and I felt like this was him sending me a gift from Heaven!
aowla
Thank You, my parents had this album too. I remember marching around the house as a kid. Out of the blue, I decided to search for it and thanks to you it was there. The memories are pouring in!!
httdghnyhfr
I was weaned on this. First remember hearing this when I was 3. Thank you!
fyrykyfeni
Dad had gotten a player that had 6 speakers and you heard the marches and songs go thru each and every speaker from left to right was awesome
jfdiseno
How about the whole album for victory in review
staruj89
The BEST Stars and Stripes Forever version!
expressitpeople
Thanx! Good memories are back! My Dad and I would listen to this LP as many times as possible! I became an Air Force Mayor because my Dad told me about the Military while listening to this LP ! I Remember my Dad ! Thanx!
thebluemoongirl
It’s 2020 and I’m actually listening to this album on my 1968 magnavox Astro sonic console. Found the album at a yard sale and started to read all of the text on back of cover. It’s all in pristine condition. I never heard of it before but for one dollar I thought I’d buy it. It’s so incredible. I can clearly hear the jets roaring by just like it explains. I’m transported back in time every time I fire up the big 5 1/2 foot long stereo. It still has no problem shaking the house.
hunterheavens
Listen to this album many times in the 60-70s brings back my memorable military days
evergreenrentacarsingapore
Love the MY FATHER, FOND MEMORIES, WHEN I WAS A KID , phase used in the comment thread, as ME TOO, im one of those ..... it puts a tear in my eyes
dahfys
As I listened to this album in 1973 a much senior friend explained to me the military ceremony of pass in review, the eagle patch of the 101st Airborne, the dragon patch of the 18th Airborne Corps, and the All American patch of the 82nd Airborne. He spoke from a platform of experience. He spoke the unvarnished truth. How the army was, when it was good it was the best, when it was bad, it was the worst. Little did I know, I was hooked. Joined the Army in 74, marched in my first 82nd Division review in 75, and participated in many there after. A division review is something to behold. And to participate in one, getting ready for the event is a pain in the neck, but then to pass in review, what a feeling. It's the best.
klaus1955
Este disco lo tenia mi padre y lo tocábamos en en una electrola estero fónica telefunken que tenia unos parlantes satélite, en los años sesenta y que los sonidos eran espectaculares de acuerdo este era uno de los lados y el otro lado se escuchaban la pasada de los tanques. Gracias amigo por subir este disco y si tienes tiempo sube el otro lado.
También hay otro disco donde se grabó el lanzamiento de un cohete al espacio con su cuenta regresiva y otros efectos que han sido inolvidable. A través del tiempo estos discos se perdieron en la familia, cuando todos nos casamos los hijos y la casa de nuestros padres se deshizo y estos recuerdos se perdieron. Gracias nuevamente amigo.
También hay otro disco donde se grabó el lanzamiento de un cohete al espacio con su cuenta regresiva y otros efectos que han sido inolvidable. A través del tiempo estos discos se perdieron en la familia, cuando todos nos casamos los hijos y la casa de nuestros padres se deshizo y estos recuerdos se perdieron. Gracias nuevamente amigo.
myhell0666
My dad used to play this at full volume! Love all the marches!
allisonalberty
My favorite version of Stars and Stripes Forever
irysgab
...I came here for the song that EVERYONE new in WWII...
...Lili Marlene...
...such fond memories from my childhood...
...Lili Marlene...
...such fond memories from my childhood...
dedinaputraa157d7ec3a
My father, a Navy veteran of WWII and Korea got this album out and played it every Memorial Day and Fourth of July. Many found memories.
robertcole1996
How many of you remember/realize that side 2 (USA) was used during the opening ceremonies of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics? Along with the complete version of the John Williams Olympic March, it was, musically, one of the best openings ever!!
bongexclusive010218
Fantastic! I'm so glad to have searched YouTube for this. I played the heck out of that album back in the early 60s. I was about 10 at the time and I still have that album. I kept my 40+ year old Technics SL-1700 turntable exclusively for this album, but the last track, Stars and Stipes Forever, is quite worn so that when the flutes are playing the sound is particularly distorted. Although they are still a bit distorted here, (poor microphones at the time?) the sound is much better than my copy. The Stars and Stripes arrangement just blows me away every time I listen to it. Thank you so much for sharing this.
mollyenergi
My dad had this album in Mono when I was little. When we finally got a stereo record player, I still have a terrific memory of Christmas morning. We'd gotten the Stereo version for him. We worked out the timing to the exact second and hit with the Fanfare (beginning) first thing Christmas morning. He was thrilled!! Miss you, Dad.
danielsuryajaya91
What a wonderful surprise! I used to listen to this album back in the 60's in Bolivia! I also became a drummer at my High School band, the Anglo American School in Oruro, Bolivia, and incorporated some of the drums beats to it! Thank you for uploading it!
