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In this third episode of the Tunes that Changed the Scene series, we dive deep into a tune by Glenmavis Sons of William Flute Band from their iconic 1986 cassette, Black Velvet. 🥁🎵 Join us as we explore how Black Velvet made its mark on the flute band scene, shaping the sound of an era and influencing a lot of bands. From the unique style of Glenmavis to the cultural impact of the cassette's release, this episode is a must-watch for any band enthusiast. Whether you're a long-time fan or just discovering this legendary tune, you'll appreciate the legacy behind Black Velvet. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the story of a tune that truly changed the scene! 🔥 #FluteBand #BlackVelvet #TunesThatChangedTheScene #MadeToParade #GlenmavisSonsOfWilliam #ParadeMusic
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