John Philip Sousa

About the artist

John Philip Sousa (November 6, 1854 – March 6, 1932), popularly known as "The March King", was an American composer and conductor of Portuguese heritage, from the late Romantic era, known particularly for American marches.

Top songs

  1. The Stars and Stripes Forever
  2. Stars and Stripes Forever
  3. Semper Fidelis
  4. The Liberty Bell
  5. The Thunderer
  6. The Washington Post March
  7. The Liberty Bell March
  8. Hands Across the Sea
  9. Washington Post
  10. The Marines' Hymn - Traditional Version
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  1. El Capitan
  2. The Star Spangled Banner (United States National Anthem)
  3. Washington Post March
  4. The Washington Post
  5. King Cotton
  6. Manhattan Beach
  7. The Invincible Eagle
  8. The High School Cadets
  9. The Fairest of the Fair
  10. Liberty Bell March
  11. The Marine Corps Hymn
  12. Sousa: The Liberty Bell March
  13. US Navy - Anchors Aweigh
  14. Gladiator March
  15. The Stars & Stripes Forever: The Stars and Stripes Forever
  16. Semper fidelis march
  17. The Black Horse Troop
  18. Hail to the Spirit of Liberty
  19. The Thunderer March
  20. In The Good Old Summertime
  21. Sabre and Spurs
  22. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
  23. The Gladiator
  24. The Stars And Stripes Forever!
  25. The Glory of the Yankee Navy
  26. The Picador
  27. US Army the Caissons Go Rolling Along
  28. Liberty Bell
  29. US Air Force The Army Air Corps (Wild Blue Yonder)
  30. The Gallant Seventh
  31. Riders For The Flag
  32. Jack Tar
  33. National Fencibles
  34. Bullets and Bayonets
  35. Battle Hymn Of The Republic
  36. Sound Off
  37. El Capitán
  38. Pathfinder of Panama
  39. The Liberty Bell (arr. J. Ord-Hume)
  40. The Honors March
  41. The White Rose
  42. US Coastguard Semper Paratus
  43. Daughters of Texas
  44. US Cavalry She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
  45. High School Cadets
  46. The Ballad of the Green Berets
  47. The Rifle Regiment
  48. American Patrol
  49. The Royal Welch Fusiliers
  50. Monty Python's Flying Circus
  51. Hands Across the Sea: March: Hands across the Sea
  52. The Diplomat
  53. Suite''Looking Apward''
  54. The National Game
  55. Anchors Aweigh
  56. The Liberty Bell (arr. R. Elliott)
  57. The Belle of Chicago
  58. West Point March
  59. National Emblem March
  60. Solid Men to the Front
  61. Colonel Bogey's March
  62. The Caisson's Go Rolling Along (U. S. Field Artillery March)
  63. Under The Double Eagle
  64. Who's Who in Navy Blue
  65. King Cotton March
  66. The Directorate
  67. The Gladiator March
  68. King Cotton: March: King Cotton
  69. The Pride of the Wolverines
  70. Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
  71. The Picadore
  72. The Star And Stripes Forever
  73. Comrades of the Legion
  74. The Stars & Stripes Forever
  75. March: Power and Glory
  76. The Stars and Stripes Forever in E-Flat Major
  77. The Minnesota March
  78. Peaches And Cream
  79. The Bride Elect
  80. The Marines' Hymn - Slow Version
  81. Presidential Polonaise
  82. Band of the Grenadier Guards 1
  83. Band of the Grenadier Guards 2
  84. Stars & Stripes Coda
  85. Easter Monday on the White House Lawn
  86. The Corcoran Cadets
  87. The Beau Ideal
  88. Flags of Freedom
  89. Thunderer March
  90. Wisconsin Forward Forever

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