ID22306 This music is recorded on the Lyric Private CD label of Mr Geoffery Orr. All research and intellectual property remains with Mr Orr. The Victorian Jazz Archive Inc. gratefully acknowledges the valuable contribution made by Mr Orr in preserving this material, and the receipt of such material for its archival collection. The music on this CD celebrates the lives lost during the years of The Great War 1914-1918 in the name of freedom for this wonderful country of Australia. 01 March of The Anzacs (Lithgow) The Regimental Band of His Majesty's Welsh Guards 02 The Landing in Egypt (Introducing: Advance Australia Fair/Australia Will be There) Descriptive sketch for voices and brass band (with sound effects) 03 Only one of the toys (Clay-Bealer-Erikson) Harrison Latimer with orchestra 04 Australia will be there (Francis) Stanley Kirkby with orchestra 05 If England wants a hand (Slater-Vaude) Harrison Latimer with orchestra 06 Australian Medley: Old Comrades/Only one of the toys/Australia Will be there/Comrades side by side. The Black Diamonds Brass Band 07 Comrades side by side (Walker) Donald Stewart with orchestra 09 The Arrival in Egypt (Introducing: Egyptian National Anthem/Australia will be there/God save the King) Descriptive sketch for voices and brass band (with sound effects) 10 Heroes of the Dardanelles (Stoneham) Donald Stewart and orchestra 11 I'm going back to Yarrawonga (McBeath) Leonard Hubbard with orchestra 12 Sing us a song of Australia (Vaude) Foster Richardson with orchestra 13 They were there there, there (Rache-Cohen) Foster Richardson with orchestra 14 When Alexander takes his ragtime band to France (Berlin) Marion Harris with orchestra 15 Le Reve Passe (Helmer-Krier) Foster Richardson with orchestra 16 Madamoiselle from Armentiers (Carlton-Tunbridge) Leslie Harvey p with the Diggers' chorus 17 We're coming home (Little-Armstrong) Foster Richardson with orchestra 18 Parade of the wooden soldiers (Jessel) Bert Ralton's Savoy Havana band 19 Memories of France (Dubin-Robinson) The Troubadours conducted by Nat Shilkret, Phil Dewey Frank Luther Jack Parker v #rememberanceday #australianjazzmuseum #geofferyorr #history
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