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Re: Favorite CDs

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Subject: Re: Favorite CDs
From: "Chris Earl" <ozband@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 27 Jun 1998 19:45:36 -0700
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A bit of desert island question!

Here's the five I would take (in no particular order)

Hymns Ancient and Modern (Williams Fairey) - great mix of arranging styles

The Essence of Time (Black Dyke) - probably about the best-ever Dyke job

Diamond Jubilee (Williams Fairey) - a great double CD

Rhapsody in Brass (Black Dyke) - if only for the recording of Resurgam

Hot Brass (Greater Bendigo, Australia) - only 'cos I played in the band

Australia 98 - cos it was the first of a National championships in our part
of the world

* The last two may be a little biased, but then our favorite CDs are full
of biases!

Chris Earl
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