Band and Drums Music

The Queen's Regiment 1966-1992

Associated Marches

Associated Marches of The Queen's Regiment inherited from the forebear regiments and used on appropriate occasions:-

Dmr Warr, the Commanding Officer's Bugler,
1^st Battalion The Queen's Regiment gives advice to the Prime Minister Mr Edward Heath.
Also in the picture is Major General The Earl Cathcart G.O.C. British Troops Berlin 1970.

The Queen's Own Buffs - 'The Buffs' (QOB) (Buffs)

'Men of Kent' (Buffs)

'A Hundred Pipers' (QORWK)

'Garryowen' (50th)

'Bonnets of Blue' (97th)

'Rule Brittania' (QORWK)

'There is a winsome lad' (50th)

'The Royal Sussex' (R Sussex)

'Sussex by the Sea' (R Sussex)

'The Lass of Richmond Hill' (2nd R Sussex)

'The Roussillon Slow March' (35th)

'Public Duties' (1st R Sussex)

'Sir Manley Power' / 'Paddy's Resource' (57th) / (77th)

'The Jolly Die-Hards' (57th)

'Moneymusk' (77th)

'In The Garb of Old Gaul' (2 Mx)

'Palace Guard' (1 Mx)

'Public Duties' (1 Mx)

'The Queen's Volunteers' (5 Queen's)

 

In 1984 The Queen's Regiment reduced to two bands. Prior to the disbandment all three battalions of The Queen's Regiment were serving in the Province. The Regiment exercised the Freedom of Belfast. On 31^st March 1984 the 2^nd Battalion Band was disbanded and The Albuhera and Quebec Bands were formed. The parade took place at Ebrington Barracks, Londonderry Mr P E Hills was the senior Bandmaster, Mr R J Francis was Bandmaster of the 2^nd Battalion, Mr B Cunningham Bandmaster of the 3^rd Battalion. The Band of the 5^th (V) Battalion was represented by Mr E T F Clark MBE.

Band Sergeant Major (Queen's)	D/M (Queen's) Gibraltar	Drummer (Queen's)
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The Colours of 1st Bn The Queen's Regiment, East Surrey silver drums, Queen's Royal Regiment silver drum, silver Drum Majors staffs. Minden Germany 1992.
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Drummer of the 2nd Bn The Queen's Regiment with a backdrop of Niagara Falls.. (Click to enlarge)

The then Prime Minister, Sir John Major with three drummers at the reinstalation of the 'Huntingdonshire' gun. The centre drummer is in Crimea period uniform and is carrying a 'Sevastopol' drum. (Click to enlarge)

Band & Drums, 1st Bn The Queen's, Albuhera Barracks, Werl, West Germany 1977. B/M P Hills, D/M C Smith.
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1st Battalion The Queen's Regiment Corps of Drums Minden - British Battalion Day - 1991
Back Row Dmr Sands, LCpl Foy, Dmr Parsons, Dmr Domeney, Dmr Barford, LCpl Jenkins, Dmr Mitchell
Middle Row LCpl Dhaliwal, Dmr Burton, Dmr Fuller, Dmr Simmons, Dmr Budd, Dmr Buckley, Dmr Wookcock, Dmr Paeth
Front Row LCpl Mulroy, Cpl Brabrook, DMaj Barden. S, Catp A. R. Bolton (Adjutant), Stg Hansen. M, LCpl Lane, LCpl Wilson
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