Drum Corps History Podcast podcast

Episode 074: Spirit of Atlanta

3/25/2013

Drum Corps History Podcast

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30:24

“Established in the fall of 1976, Spirit Drum and Bugle Corps was the creation of husband and wife team Freddy Martin, a successful suburban Atlanta band director, and his wife, Lynda. That summer, they and Bob Hoehn partnered with a local network television affiliate to realize their dream of an Atlanta area junior drum and […]

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