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ally beastly people have been known to murmur casualiy to oden men: -I've heard of your band but I didn't know you made Ties." So for the avoidance of all doubt, Fodens have issued a iotograph of the band clustered around two of the staple products. The bandsmen have been, if not despondent, at least a little izzled. They were placed fifth out of twenty-one in the National ass Band Championship at the Royal Albert Hall, London, on :tober 7, yet they are convinced they played better at the British )en Brass Band Championships at Manchester in September, len they did not reach even the first six. But that is competitive Jsic.
At least Fodens' band has earned the rare distinction of qualing for the final of the National Championships every year for the st three years.
It also has a new ten-track long-playing record in the Decca ,unds of Brass series (SB 333) on issue in November to smooth ruffled plumage.