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GC
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Remarkably competent writing. Far better than usual for Wikipedia.
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Great JOB!
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EuphManRob wrote:Dale... that's windshieldbug, right? I think?
(SPLAT!) :wink:

Nope -- "DP" would be the "Dale" of which The Elephant spoke.

(BTW -- "WOW!!" nice article)

Cheers,
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Wow!! Very well written!!
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Very well done article!

You are right about the brass band repertoire. One other area of euph music are all the Salvationist solos. It would be great if someone from these traditions lent his or her pen and knowledge to the task.

John
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