is it me or dont u c brass bands on a sunday morning as a kid they used 2 come down our road every week wonder where theyve allgone

Don't know about brass bands but we used to get The Boys' Brigade around Crookes on a Sunday back in the 70s. Speciality the Dallas theme tune played on a glockenspiel. They were regular as clockwork, once they got to our road I knew I had 5 minutes to get to pub before it opened.

We lived on Cromford Street mid fifties and I remember the Salvation Army band on a Sunday morning and the Whit walks. Maureen.

Always remember St Nat's band on sunday morning going round the Crookesmoor area. Also remember the Salvation army occasionally use to stand in a circle at the end of the roads and play.

As for hearing them locally in Aston cum Aughton about two weeks ago had a music day on a saturday and thought I heard a band on Worksop Road.

Never a brass band but every Sunday morning there was the Sally Army walking down Duke St.
Think they started off somewhere near Norfolk Park and finished at their place at bottom of Manor Oaks Rd. (Hampton St as was).

I joined the boys brigade and they went out on marches on sundays not every week. I left because I wanted to play the drum and got dumped with a bugle.

We used to get the Salvation Army band belting it out every Sunday morning at the junction of Wolsely Rd and Gifford Rd, outside the Co op. Probably wouldn't go down too well now.
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I have fond memories of leaning out of the bottom half of my bedroom sash window to look and listen to the 'Sally' Army's brass band at the crossroads of Walkley Street and Hoole Street, outside the Co-Op on Sunday mornings in the 1950's.

I remember the Sally army marching down Carr road in Walkley of a Sunday morning.....what a racket. If I was to do that with a mobile 300watt amp belching out Led Zeppelin I would be arrested.