There was nothing like halftime in the Orange Bowl at the Orange Blossom Classic. And the parade Overtown down 2nd Avenue was the place to be. It was showtime of the greatest Marching Band ever. Led by the legendary Doc Foster, they are still the best and the most awarded band ever. Being a FAMU graduate, class of 1977, my gratitude to all the talented and dedicated Professors who taught what is is to a Black Student. Love my Rattlers 🐍🐍🐍
THE "MARCHING 100", SINGS, JUST AS WELL AS SHE PLAYS! THE MAESTRO HAS OUR UNDIVIDED ATTENTION! THE DISCIPLINE AND SELF CONTROL OF THE "FAMU MARCHING 100" IS INCOMPARABLE AND LEGENDARY!
FAMU'S WORLD REKNOWN "MARCHING 100" BAND, ARE NOT ONLY FAMOUS, WE ARE FAMILY! I THANK GOD FOR THIS ORGANIZATION! I AM FORTUNATE, TO HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE THE AWESOME POWER OF THE "MARCHING 100". NOT MANY THINGS HAVE OR POSSESS A MYSTIQUE OF THE SUPERNATURAL; BUT FAMU HAS THAT! WE ARE AN ANAMOLY, AND VERY SPECIAL! NO ONE EVER IMAGINED WE COULD EXIST!
In 1971 I was the only girl playing drums on a drum line in Miami Fla. I wrote a letter to FAMU asking if I could join the marching band but I was told no that it was an all male band, but in 1972 my letter allowed the band to allow girls in the band but by then I had already join the US AIR Force and could not get out to march in the band but I paved the way for girls to join the band.
The first girls I can remember were in 1974, they both played sax, one was name fennel and I forgot the other one but she was from jersey, my name was Crow 1974, cymbals,the same year Dr White,we called him Prof White back then came. By the way that was not the best slow one I’ve seen us do. Joe Bullard of course is magnificent as always, best announcer I’ve ever heard before or after, I’m not sure but I believe he my have started announcing in 74, very good timing,the best ever.
This book is now out of date.. New light you see.. JW dont print anymore.. It is now old light... You will get dissfellowshiped for takeing that to a K,H....
That's sad. Anything that changes its literature this much can't be real. See the thing is being born in during the time this was used does something to the mind. This is why I have a lot of social and psychological issues.
Whomever voted thumbs down to the band is out of their minds I saw them in person marching against ole school southern university and in 1966 in Baton Rouge and Tennessee State University marching band and they blew my mind with Death march and not taking anything away from Southern's marching a dance routine to " Knock of Wood" by Sam and Dave and Tennessee State marching came the field with War by Edwin Star completely impressed at age 16 I am 67 years old liked all three bands back then better! It was at Tennessee State University in Nashville in 1970 marching with the Ocean Of Soul under Benjamin Butler III
You're just reading too much into that. Demons don't really have goat heads and hooves, they don 't even have bodies. They are spirits, and in non-physical.
@@keeloneptune727: He is actually correct. A&M played Georgia Southern in 1985 at Jacksonville, Florida. My family and I always attended those Bold City Classic games! Great memories! See page fifteen (15) of sixteen (16): famu.digital.flvc.org/islandora/object/famu%3A19500/datastream/OBJ/view/The_Famuan.pdf
