"Reminds me of . . . ."

Subject: "Reminds me of . . . ." 2/7/2011, 10:09

I've had BBC Radio 2 on in the background this morning.
"Sounds of the Sixties"

Funny how records remind you of times and places.

"We've gotta get out of this place", The Animals, took me back to early '66.
We were moved from Kirkee Mc Munn Bks Colchester, to Portsmouth Bks Munster.
We went from 105mm pack howitzers to ancient 25 pounders and 5.5 mediums.

It was the most scabby, depressing camp imaginable and the record suited the mood at the time, perfectly.

"Rocket Man", Elton John, puts me in Andersonstown, Belfast, in '72.
Our first tour. Talk about "in at the deep end" !

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Happy days are here again,was played constantly by departing nashies at 7 Sigs

Subject: Re: "Reminds me of . . . ." 2/7/2011, 19:29

i found most of the jukeboxes in the pubs in the 50s had the radetsky march, it was quite funny waltzing in a german pub to the radetsky march, wearing hob nailed boots, ginger

Subject: Re: "Reminds me of . . . ." 2/7/2011, 21:32

gingerjim wrote:: i found most of the jukeboxes in the pubs in the 50s had the radetsky march, it was quite funny waltzing in a german pub to the radetsky march, wearing hob nailed boots, ginger

Radetsky March, one of our cavalry regiments had it as a march past.( Love it). Was it 14/20th H ?

I always watch a programme from Austria on New Year's Day. They play Radetsky March and it's like their version of "Last Night of the Proms".

Mind you, I think our March Past, "Light Cavalry", was better.

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