The Company Of Military Collectors And Historians - Military Music In America, Volume Two: War Of 1812 Album

Tracklist

1	Rations Call
2	Downfall Of Paris
3	The Charge
4	Adjutant's Call For Orders
5	Queenstown Heights, Tecumseh, Champlain
6	United States March & The Ohio March
7	The Flying Artillery's March, March Of The Rifleman & Washington Artillery's March
8	Officers Assemble
9	The Halt
10	The Retreat Sequence: Lochaber
11	Barley Suger, Barnet's Fancy & My Love Is But A Lassie
12	The Tattoo: Down In The Valley, Paddy The Piper & Honey Moom
13	Cease Firing
14	The Tattoo
15	Drill Call
16	Bugler's Call
17	The Troop
18	Air In The Critic, Yankee Doodle 6/8 & Paddy O'Toole
19	Officer's Call To Dinner
20	The Rouse
21	The Alarm
22	The March
23	The Retreat
24	Charming Molly, How Happy The Soldier & Girl I Left Behind Me
25	Fatigue Call

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