Year of release 2008

Songs 20

Album time 56:15

Genre list Folk, American Folk

1
Washington Post March
 
3:17
2
El Capitan
 
3:11
3
Hands Across The Sea
 
2:40
4
Stars And Stripes Forever
 
3:04
5
Thunderer March
 
2:41
6
The Fairest Of The Fair
 
3:00
7
Under The Double Eagle
 
2:41
8
La Sorella March
 
2:19
9
American Patrol
 
3:00
10
Jack Tar March
 
2:20
11
The Pathfinder Of Panama
 
3:15
12
New York Hippodrome March
 
2:49
13
Manhattan Beach March
 
2:29
14
Free Lance March
 
2:37
15
La Marseillaise
 
2:33
16
Sleepy Sidney
 
2:21
17
La Paloma
 
2:30
18
The Prince Of Pilsen
 
2:52
19
Light Cavalry Overture
 
3:26
20
The Blue Danube Waltz
 
3:22

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