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	82nd Airborne Division Band Home Page
		The 82nd Airborne Division All American Band travels widely across the state of North Carolina on a constant basis for parades and concerts.
		When not performing the band is either rehearsing for the next performance or training to maintain proficiency in their soldiering skills.
		The band is authorized thirty-nine bandsmen and, one warrant officer as commander.
	www.bragg.army.mil /82band (675 words)

	The U.S. Army Band “Pershing’s Own” - Warrant Officer William J. Stannard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Warrant Officer William J. Stannard was the first official leader of The U.S. Army Band (1923-1935).
		He conducted the band in its first radio broadcast on April 16, 1923, and was the leader of the band at the ceremony honoring Charles Lindberg’s historic flight across the Atlantic Ocean in the “Spirit of St. Louis.” In 1929, Stannard led the band at the Ibero-American Exposition in Seville, Spain.
		Warrant Officer Stannard was awarded the Peruvian Order of the Sun for his interest in Incan melodies, composed the Washington Evening Star March, and was an accomplished clarinetist.
	www.usarmyband.com /leaders/warrant_officer_william_j_stannard.html (140 words)

	warrant - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Search Warrant, in criminal law, order of a court, usually of a magistrate, issued to an officer of the law authorizing a search of the premises...
		The first significant legislation pertaining to the disposal and use of public land came in 1776, when the Continental Congress offered land grants...
		Contains news, tour dates, band history, song clips, merchandise and a scrapbook
	encarta.msn.com /encnet/refpages/search.aspx?q=warrant (165 words)

	1st Armored Division Band History
		To this band, however, music was often a sideline as division bands were used as infantry units during World War II.
		Highlighting the band's second rotation to Bosnia was their performance for the Honorable Louis Caldera, Secretary of the Army, in August 1998.
		Highlighting the band’s operation along with over 300 musical missions, was their performance for the Honorable George W. Bush, President of the United States, Ambassador Bremer, Chairman, Joint Chief of Staff General Richard B. Myers, and other dignitaries and leaders.
	www.1ad.army.mil /Band/bndHistory.htm (684 words)

	Command Staff
		Colonel Hamilton was previously assigned to The U.S. Army Field Band in July 1990 as Director of the Soldiers' Chorus.
		Chief Warrant Officer Kevin Laird, Director of the Jazz Ambassadors of The U.S. Army Field Band of Washington, DC, is originally from Arcade, New York.
		His next assignment was to the Continental Army Band at Fort Monroe, Virginia, where he served for eight years as a percussionist, arranger, and leader of the stage band, the Continentals.
	www.army.mil /fieldband/pages/home/command_staff.html (1493 words)

	U.S. Army Bands - History: Bands in World War II
		Separate bands were controlled by the Adjutant General and supported the administrative, technical, and training centers to which they were attached.
		Organization bands were infantry units and were attached to combat commands to provide music for the unit's combat and support troops of the division.
		The 82nd Airborne Division Band was caught in the battle after being sent to the Ardennes for R and R. The 82nd front line was stretched thin.
	bands.army.mil /history/default.asp?chapter=21 (1209 words)

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		Four bands were to compete in each round of the tournament with one winner per round selected to perform in the final competition.
		In the weeks to follow, all the bands that had participated in the "Battle of Music" voted to posthumously award the tournament trophy to Unit Band 22, renaming it the "Arizona Trophy." This was a fitting tribute to the heroic members of the band who died that infamous morning.
		Chief Warrant Officer Norris was the Director of the Pacific Fleet Band from 1959 to 1966, and again from 1967 to 1969.
	www.cpf.navy.mil /band/History.htm (1948 words)

	Medina Community Band, Ohio
		She is a regular guest artist with the Medina Community Band and Marcus Neiman and The Sounds of Sousa Band and also busy performing with the Cleveland Opera Chorus.
		The rally, free of charge to the public, will host over 100 band organs, monkey organs, and calliopes from across the country and is an event the whole family can enjoy.
		Band organs are equipped with pipes, drums, bells, and cymbals and produce music by a system of bellows and blowers.
	groups.msn.com /MedinaCommunityBandOhio/july2004soloists.msnw (1640 words)

	warrant - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Warrant : AMEX Dictionary of Financial Risk Management [home, info]
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	www.onelook.com /?w=warrant&ls=a (434 words)

	grunge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Grunge bands avoided the complex, high budget presentations that bands from other musical genres such as heavy metal were known for; complex light arrays, pyrotechnics, and other visual effects unrelated to playing the music were not part of the concerts.
		Instead, the bands presented themselves no differently from any local band, using only their instruments and their own presence as visual "effects" (neither being budgeted higher than what was needed).
		Many grunge bands refused to cooperate with major record labels in making radio-friendly hooks, and the labels found new bands that were willing to do so, albeit with a watered-down sound that did not sit well with the genre's long-time fans.
	www.artistopia.com /grunge (3973 words)

	Welcome to MetroplexLapBand.com
		The Lap-Band® is a silicone band that is placed around the stomach, creating a small upper stomach pouch that prevents a patient from eating excessively.
		The procedure to place the band is done laparoscopically on an outpatient basis, so our patients go home the same day as surgery in most cases.
		If the band cannot be loosened enough, it may have to be removed.
	www.metroplexlapband.com /frequentquestions.html (3929 words)

	Large Ensembles of the Signal Corps Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Concert Band is the chief performing ensemble of the Signal Corps Band.
		Under the direction of Chief Warrant Officer Two Jonathan D. Ward, the 33 member group maintains a contrastive repertoire of music, such as concert band literature, orchestral transcriptions, patriotic military marches and original compositions by members of the Signal Corps Band.
		The Jazz Band is a 16 member group whose primary mission is to provide both military and civilian audiences with jazz, the original American art form of music.
	www.gordon.army.mil /band/Ensembles.htm (206 words)

	Eighth U.S. Army Band - History
		With Chief Warrant Officer Burgess as the Bandleader, the band deployed to Guadalcanal on December 23rd, 1942.
		The band accompanied the 8th Army Headquarters to Korea on 8 October 1950 and was once again re-designated as the 8th Army Band on 8 November 1950.
		He was instrumental in restoring the band to authorized strength and leading the band to several significant military and musical achievements.
	8tharmy.korea.army.mil /band/history.asp (1815 words)

	Making the Band - TV Wiki - a Wikia wiki
		These eight young men would, as the premise for a new ABC reality show, compete for five spots in Pearlman's newest boy band creation, to be signed to his record label, Transcontinental Records.
		Several episodes later, however, Kahoano was forced to choose between the band and his family, and he chose his family.
		Selecting from the group of 4 semi-finalists, the remaining four members of the band chose Dan Miller to be Kahoano's replacement.
	tv.wikia.com /wiki/Making_the_Band (431 words)

	No Life Til Metal - CD Gallery - Warrant (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The German speed metal band Warrant predate the U.S. pop metal band of the same name by a few years, but obviously never gained the trademark to the name.
		In any case, Warrant kick out some mean, powerful, and crunchy 80's heavy metal that remind me of Exciter, both in style and in lyrical approach.
		Musically the bands was yet another precursor to the new thrash metal scene that was beginning to grow in the mid 80's.
	www.nolifetilmetal.com /warrant_ger.htm (273 words)

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	Our History
		Initially, the band toured for a year and a half performing in community outreach concerts that also supported the sale of War Bonds.
		With the transformation of the American musical landscape in the 1960s, the unit created the Studio Band, a unique group tailored to meet the Army's needs in reaching young people through high school performances with the Soldiers' Chorus.
		The U.S. Army Field Band fulfills its mission sparked this comment from a fan in Durango, Colorado, which holds true for each of the band's components throughout its history.
	www.army.mil /FIELDBAND/pages/home/history.html (403 words)

	v7n7
		King Arthur and the Royal Posse was the surprise band at the Student Union South Plaza Thursday afternoon.
		The magic is that this band picks up where all too many reggae bands fall short, keeping the common audience happy.
		These guys were born and raised in the islands and were around reggae music all their lives, band members said.
	www.csulb.edu /~d49er/Fall99/v7n8/band.html (278 words)

	DOWNBOYS.COM - WARRANT HISTORY
		The down side of Heaven's success is that it typecasts Warrant as a lightweight ballad band, causing many fans to overlook their equal talents as an accomplished hard-rocking unit.
		Although the bands begin the tour as friends, apparently the relationship is strained during their sojourn, and Poison and Warrant part acrimoniously and several weeks ahead of schedule: i.e., Warrant walks off the tour!
		February: Jani leaves Warrant and announces plans for a solo career, citing his desire to pursue the less heavy side of his writing (which he feels is in danger of being swamped by the band's new direction).
	www.downboys.com /warranthistory.html (2745 words)

	DefenseLINK Jazz Appreciation Month 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Army Chief Warrant Officer Kevin Laird, the group's musical director, said the 19-member orchestra, which was formed in 1969, has been widely acclaimed wherever it has performed, and that praise has made the group a hot commodity among military jazz groups.
		In fact, Laird said, his band is on the road so much, there are occasions that leave little time for practice.
		Although the band's music appeals to a broad audience, Laird said no one appreciates jazz more than the scores of veterans who come to hear the group perform.
	www.defenselink.mil /specials/milbands/ar_ambassadors.html (928 words)

	1st Infantry Division Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Big Red One Band's mission is to represent the 1st Infantry Division for military ceremonies and the communities that support the American soldiers.
		The commander and conductor of the band is Chief Warrant Officer Scott MacDonald.
		The 1st ID Band performs a number of community events a year, as well as formal military parades and ceremonies.
	www.riley.army.mil /OurPost/1IDBand.asp (194 words)

	Warrant :: Born Again :: All Access Magazine
		The bands four founding members, Erik Tuner (guitar), Jerry Dixon (bass), Joey Allen (lead guitar) and Steven Sweet (drummer) are together for the first time in over a decade.
		Joining the band is Jamie St. James, formerly of Black N’ Blue produced by Gene Simmons (KISS).
		Warrant’s new CD, “Born Again,” has absolutely no reference to Christianity, but rather their rise like a phoenix from the ashes proving that their new material is relevant to their throngs of fans.
	www.allaccessmagazine.com /vol4/issue11/warrant.html (581 words)

	The United States Coast Guard Band
		During the Coast Guard Band’s visit to the former Soviet Union in June 1989, Megan coordinated the events between the Ministry of Culture in Leningrad, the Soviet Armed Forces, and the American Consulate in Leningrad to set up the first tour of an American military band in that country.
		Megan joined the U.S. Coast Guard Band in June 1975, was appointed the Band’s assistant director in July 1986 and director in October 2004.
		As coordinator of the Band’s Young Artist Concert, he annually arranged the participation of outstanding area high school musicians in performance with the Coast Guard Band.
	www.uscg.mil /band/cgbandcond.html (738 words)

	Naval Academy Band
		In 1970 LCDR Fluck was appointed a warrant officer and assigned as director of the Naval Air Station Band in Pensacola, Florida.
		He returned to the School of Music as director of the Navy Show Band in 1972 and accompanied the band on two South American tours in conjunction with the Navy's military exercises (UNITAS) with South American allies.
		LCDR Fluck was assigned as Assistant Director of the Naval Academy band in July 1987 and became director of the band in August 1988.
	www.usna.edu /USNABand/biographies/FluckBio.htm (384 words)

	Band
		Besides these out of town functions, the band, which Is under the direction of Chief Warrant Officer Daniel Miller of Union, S. C., has played numerous engagements In Columbia, the capitol of South Carolina.
		These bands are made up of professional dance band musicians and have at their command a selection of music that would delight the heart of the most rabid "bop" fan or a lover of rhythms with a slower beat.
		For more than a week the men of the band, who had preceded the main body of the 31st Division to Ft. Hood, Tex., in March, journeyed to the Temple Airport to "play-in" the rest of the division as It arrived from South Carolina in a history-making air lift of combat troops.
	www.indianamilitary.org /31STINFDIV/UNITS/Band/band.htm (1268 words)

	1st Armored Division Band - Marching Band
		The Marching Band is a resourceful, world-class marching unit comprised of one warrant officer and thirty-nine enlisted Soldiers.
		The 1st Armored Division Marching Band performs throughout the Rheinland-Pfalz and Hessen areas in military ceremonies of US and NATO units, as well as supporting a variety of German/American and other international activities.
		The 1st Armored Division Army Band, recent recipient of the Army Valorous Unit Award, sets the standard for bands as we move into the 21st Century.
	www.1ad.army.mil /Band/bndMBand.htm (88 words)

	Warrant News
		American Hair Metal is a compendium of copious hair and hot licks.
		For the 1980s metal bands that have found renewed life in current times, guitarist Erik Turner thinks few appreciate the cyclical nature of life quite like Warrant.
		For those who have wanted to see Warrant live for almost 20 years, or want to relive the 1980s with a repeat concert, here is your chance - they will be playing in Anderson on Saturday.
	www.topix.net /who/warrant (781 words)

	Tartarean Desire - Bands - Warrant (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The American hard rock act Warrant was formed in Los Angeles, California, in July 1984.
		Their second album "Cherry Pied" was released in March 1990 and went gold, followed by a tour together with Poison, a tour that ended in January 1991 after a fight between the two bands over stage room.
		In March Columbia dropped the band as the grunge wave had arrived and in June their long-time manager Tom Hulet died.
	www.tartareandesire.com /bands/Warrant/4141 (368 words)

	Pavlov's Dog - Band Information
		That recording exhibited the pure energy that the band produced and was famous for in those days before the record executives got a hold of us and "toned it down some".
		Several members of the band bootlegged the third album on vinyl over the years (the most notable being the "St. Louis Hounds" version), and the worldwide bootleg CDs are bootlegs of these original vinyl bootlegs.
		We knew it was the end of the original band and we probably could have sold out that boat for a week, but it was one night and one night only.
	pavlovsdogband.tripod.com /info.html (3276 words)

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