Our First Recording

In 1992 the band decided to put some of their favourite pieces onto a recording to commemorate a recent run of contest successes and help raise band funds. Tapes and CDs were quickly sold out as the band promoted their first recording throughout the summer concert season.

Recorded on the 12th and 19th March at St Dunstan’s Church, Cranbrook by kind permission of the vicar, Guy Bridgewater.

Track Listing

Piece, Composer, Arrangement

1 Strike up the Band George Gershwin, arr. Ray Woodfield
2 Born Free John Barry, arr. Alan Catherall
3 He Aint Heavy The Hollies, arr. B.P. Crookes*
4 Dancin’ on the Seashore Jan Hadermann
5 Whitburn H. Baker, arr. Simon Kerwin
6 Ruby Tuesday M. Jagger/k. Richards, arr. Alan Catherall
7 Dimensions Peter Graham
8 Centaur D.M. Broadbent
9 Bolivar Eric Cook, arr. Derek Ashmore**
10 Arioso G.F. Handel, arr. Jan De Haan
11 Think of Me Andrew Lloyd-Webber, arr. Stephen Bulla
12 Trumpet Concerto Harry James, arr. Simon Kerwin ***
13 Mr. Jums Chris Hazell, arr. Alan Catherall
14 Eve of the War Jeff Waynearr. arr. John Blake

Our thanks go to Roland Clarke for his services as recording engineer.

Tenor Horn Soloist : Alan Smithers *
Trombone Soloist : Colin Reid **
Cornet Soloist : Ian Lanceley ***

Performer Listing

For the Recording of this presentation, Cranbrook Town Band consisted of :-

Musical Director
Ian Lanceley
Soprano Cornet Euphoniums
Fred Smithers Doug Marchant
Viv Lovewell
Cornets
Chris Cannings Trombones
Rosemary Chatfield Colin Reid
Mark Hayman Hazel Hemsley
Sian Lanceley Albert Wallace
Guy Franklin Miranda Bryant
Betty Moore Mark Atherton
Matthew Richardson
Rebecca Dartnell Basses
Andrew Ramsden Mike Vickers
John Sharp Martin Sugden
John Hunt
Flugel Horn Trevor Smith
Peter Evans
Percussion
Tenor Horns Peter Stoner
Alan Smithers Daryl Oliver
Matthew Vinall
Warren Elsmore Baritones
Robin Traves
Pippa Evans
Clare Seymoure
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