William if your still visit BandSir.com–anyone else interested—-I just saw this post from 2018, here it is blistering summer of 2023–I was playing trombone regularly in local bands and symphonies here in Central Missouri til a stroke on Dec. 4, 2021. Put horn away for good. Bandies on that Lincoln Center gig in 1968 (piece composed/arranged by Col. Woodside), were Tim Erdman (cornet or trumpet), Dave Detweiler or John Hoffman (can’t remember, perhaps both), Ron Lentz (1st trombone), Dan Witter (terrified 2nd trombone), and percussion (either Kirby Schaeffer (Band Captain) on side drum, or Dave Pickle, (first sergeant) or Bill Gower (Platoon Sergeant on tympani). I can’t remember percussion. I do remember we performed right before the New York Youth Symphony; they were warming up behind curtain as we ended our performance, and we exited, then off to dinner at an Italian restaurant owned by a parent of one of the choir/glee club members. Like so much at VF, we took the choir for granted. Stirring performances every Sunday. Woodside sure knew his way around the VF organ (again, brilliant musician taken for granted). You had your own special choir performances that departed my memory with stroke. I’m not feeble (yet), just aging! Dan Witter ’68 Academy; ’70 College P.S. I know of no recording of that Lincoln Center performance

If you are still interested it is now posted on Bandsir

I have the RCA Custom processed and pressed album you’ve been searching for. It is called “Command Performance” and has the “Ode to Trumpet” with Edgar R. Gloss as soloist. I knew him as I was a JC cadet the same time he was there. I don’t know what ever happened to him. COL Infortuna thought he was just great on the trumpet (as he played himself) and I thought s, too. Let me know if this is it and what I need to do so you can hear it. Matt MMrMott@aol.com