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One recording of. Road To Boston. With. Tom Sullivan’s. Road To Boston (polka) is also known as A Trip To Boston, Around The House, Boston March, The Boston March, Branch Tune, The Branch Tune, Kentish Guard’s March, The Kentish Guard’s March, The Kentish Guards March, The London March, Nathanael Greene’s March, On The Road To Boston ...
Six recordings of Road To Boston With Red Island Tune. Road To Boston (polka) is also known as A Trip To Boston, Around The House, Boston March, The Boston March, Branch Tune, The Branch Tune, Kentish Guard’s March, The Kentish Guard’s March, The Kentish Guards March, The London March, Nathanael Greene’s March, On The Road To Boston, The Road To Boston, Road To London, The Road To London ...
This tune has been recorded together with Red Island Tune (lots of times), The Kissing Dance (a few times), The High Road To Linton (a few times), All Around Aunt Ruby’s Garden, The Cobbler’s, Coming From The Races, Hughie Wentzell’s, The Old Crossroads, Redwing, The Road To Lisdoonvarna, Shootin’ The Bull, Tie The Ribbons, Tom Sullivan ...
A majority of the KGF&DC performances are held in New England, but they also play in other parts of the United States now and then, and have made multiple trips to Switzerland to collaborate with fellow F&D groups there. Examples of events where the KGF&DC plays or have played.
The Kentish Guard. a group of men and woman who are keeping history of the marching bands from the military of long ago. Great to watch and you can tell all of the hard work that goes into the classic music they play. See them in parades and they are alway a treat to watch and listen too. Very neat.
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The Kentish Guards is a member of the Centennial Legion of Historic Military Commands, Inc. Armory tours are always available. Please contact us or visit on Tuesday or Wednesday evening at 7:00pm when the armory is open. The Guards are available for Color Details, historical lectures, and music support for events. Please contact us for details.
The original task of the Kentish Guards was to protect the town East Greenwich, and the Colony of Rhode Island chartered them on October 29, 1774. The Kentish Guards distinguished themselves several times in the American Revolutionary War, including the 1775 Siege of Boston.
