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West Point Glee Club, The West Point Cadet Quartet '58
The Voices Of West Point

Compil. US 1966 on Murray Hill Records label
Classical, Brass, Folk, World and (Choral)

Made in U.S.A. (vinyl disc labels) 4-page program booklet included with 6-vinyl discs as a boxed set no release date is given on vinyl discs, labels, or in the program booklet (best guess is during year 1970) = = = Records I thru VI titles taken from respective disc labels. = = = = = = Record I released [no date indicated] in Argentina on the Opus label [VX 25590] with the title: The Cadet Chapel Choir of West Point / Coro De Cadetes De La Capilla De West Point -- see Discogs release = = = Record II previously released in 1959 as The Cadet Chapel Choir, West Point / Church Anthems (Vox, STVX 425.980) = = = Record III previously released in 1957 as The Cadet Glee Club, West Point (Vox, VX 25.390) = = = Record IV previously released in 1958 as The Cadet Glee Club, West Point / The Army Way (Vox, VX 25.700) = = = Record V previously released in 1958 as The West Point Cadet Quartet '58 / At Ease (Vox, STVX 25.710) = = = Record VI previously released in 1959 as The Cadet Glee Club, West Point, Sings Army Blue (Vox, VX 25.920) = = = = = = Track A3 -- God Is My Strong Salvation -- taken from Record 1 Side A label. Program booklet lists A3 title as God Be In My Head, same as below A5 title, which strikes me as a editor's / printer's typographic error. = = = Track C3 -- The God Who Gave Us Life (From 'The Testament Of Freedom') taken from Record 2 Side A label = = = Track E5 -- Title variant: The Ballad of Roger Young (booklet) / The Ballad of Rodger Young (label) -- 'Rodger' is correct spelling. = = = Track F2 -- Title variant: Hold 'Em Joe (booklet) / Hol 'Em Joe (label) = = = Track H1 -- The Army Goes Rolling Along -- For more info: < https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Army_Goes_Rolling_Along > = = = Record IV [record 4] Side A [Side 1] had 5 tracks not 7 as indicated in the program booklet, which lists: "2. My Heart Doth Beg You'll Not Forget' and '4. Gaudeamus Igitur' both of which are not on Record IV Side A, but are on the previously-released LP. = = = Record IV [record 4] Side B [Side 2] has 6 tracks not 8 as indicated in the program booklet, which lists '4. Marianne' and '5. Men of Harlech' both of which are not on Record IV Side B, but are on the previously-released LP. = = = Track-credit names of USMA Cadets are from my copy of the Register of Graduates and Former Cadets of the United States Military Academy [1802--1980] ; Cullum Memorial Edition (West Point : The Association of Graduates ; 1980). = = =

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	West Point Glee Club , *1903 US album by
	The West Point Cadet Quartet '58 , album by, harmony vocals
	Norman Monson , baritone vocals
	Clarke Brintnall b, bass vocals
	John A. Davis, Jr. org, music director, organ
	Wayne Wyatt , tenor vocals
	Robert Dey g, tenor vocals, guitar
	Frederick C. Mayer , arranged by
	Paul S. Reinecke , lyrics by, text by
	Douglas Campbell , baritone vocals, solo vocal
	George Robertson vl, GB tenor vocals
	Richard T. Schofield III , tenor vocals
	Alexander Gretchaninov p, 1864-1956 RU arranged by
	Craig Curry , arranged by
	Richard A. Daniel , solo vocal
	Harry T. Burleigh voc, 1866-1949 US arranged by
	Herbert C. Shipman , lyrics by
	Frank Churchill , 1901-1942 US arranged by
	Frederic W. Boots , US arranged by
	William Webb bvoc, solo vocal, harmony vocals
	Harvey Mullins bvoc, harmony vocals
	John H. McKillop bvoc, harmony vocals
	William Seeley bvoc, harmony vocals, solo vocal
	Lucius O'Brien , lyrics by
	Barry H. Drewes , arranged by
	Charles Gigliotti p, US accompanied by, accompanist
	Giles D. Harlow , conductor
	Charles Cabell , narrator
	Kenneth G. Whitcomb , arranged by
	George R. Robertson , directed by, cadet-in charge of the glee club
	Stoddard King , lyrics by
	Raymond Egan , lyrics by
	H.W. Arberg , lyrics by
	Rexford Good p, accompanied by, accompanist
	Joseph Willcox Jenkins p, 1928-2014 US arranged by
	Irving Lerch , narrator
	Keith Mcleod bvoc, man, vn, arranged by
	Johnny Solomon , tenor vocals
	Marshall Bartholomew , 1885-1978 US arranged by
	James F. Oaks III , baritone vocals
	Richard P. Schofield , tenor vocals

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