1960s RSL ANZAC Full Ceremony Record Vinyl LP VG+ NATEC Scarce
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Description
RSL ANZAC Commemoration Service
Bugler - John Robertson
Recorded at and produced by NATEC Sound Studios, Sydney.
No Date (C. Early to Mid 1960s) NATEC N.2995
Privately commissioned by the RSL for use in their ANZAC ceremonies.
Includes spoken word recitations, but doesn’t list the performer. An English BBC sounding toff voice, rather than Australian. The national anthem is God Save The Queen instead of Advance Australia Fair.
Note. Loops in the empty space between tracks, I guess so you can pause for a minute’s silence or other ceremonial activities. You have to lift the arm and nudge it forward a little to play the next track.
Vinyl Condition - VG Plays well with a slight crackle in one or two places, has a slight bow which doesn’t affect play on my vintage 70s Yamaha but I can’t guarantee how it will play on your player.
Cover Condition - Generic paper sleeve with Wingham RSL Sub Branch written on in pen.
Side 1.
9 PM Ceremony
Remembrance
Last Post
Reveille
National Anthem (First Verse)
Side 2.
In Flanders Field
Recessional
Lead, Kindly Light
Abide With Me
National Anthem (Complete)
Seems quite scarce.
Very good condition with some faults as described.
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