- by Dan WolfeIn reply to John R Rapp. Glad you enjoy it, John! It took a long time to get it where it is today.
- by John R RappThanks for what you have done! This is a wonderful website as it only enhances and bring us Bandies together. It also brings together ALL former cadets regardless of their company. Many thanks! Band all the way Sir! ETSUD!
- by Dan WolfeIn reply to bob coulon. Thanks, Bob! Was good to see you and everyone else. And thank you for bringing entertainment to the crowd! You guys sounded absolutely fantastic.
- by bob coulonThanks so much Dan for OUR website and efforts…!!!!
- by Norm (Buddy) Arndt '62,'64Brought back many memories….. amazing how young they (we) were..
- by Jeff MillerAmazing As Always DJ. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES!!
- by Douglas Hill "75 JCIn reply to Hugh Johnston. Talent runs deep in DK Feltham’s many bands. Can anyone tell me if John Hoffman is the internationally renowned trumpeter or is this just a coincidence?
- by Jeff YannelloIn reply to Dan Witter. I would have done better playing the trombone in felthams band than sax and clarinet in derbys band
- by David ShafferThat’s a great album. I’m so glad you brought it to us! I thought the 1955 band was top notch but this compilation was so good. Thanks a million !
- by Hugh JohstonOh boy, do I remember Brooke’s Chicago! At the inaugural parade for Governor Shafer in 1967 we played that right through six or seven times. It was a cold January day in Harrisburg and that was a real bear for the clarinets. That’s a really good Seitz march, but on the march in the cold–yuck!
