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Featuring Great March & Two Step Songs From The Past
Just click on any cover or title to hear the MIDI version of the music
 Blue Bell (1904) |
 When Yankee Doodle Learns To Parlez Vous Francais (1917) |
 Billy Boy (1918) |
 Twentieth Century March (1900) |
 United Musician's March (1915) |
 Sammy Sampson's Sennegambian Band (1903) |
 America Here's My Boy (1918) |
 Don't Take My Darling Boy Away (1915) |
Here is a Grab-bag of marches from the collection that we don't have covers for. Just enjoy the music. March of the Sardars General Grant's March Entry of the Gladiators Under The Double Eagle Flag of Victory |
Prior Month Features:
 There's A Rose In Old Erin (1915) |
 Arrah, Go On (etc) (1916) |
 My Irish Maid (1904) |
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