Diane Taraz

The British Grenadiers

BPM

Duration

1:59

Key

Released

Aug 10, 2010

Album

Songs of the Revolution

Tracks that mix well with The British Grenadiers

These tracks are recommended based on a variety of factors such as BPM, key, and genre.

Track	Album	BPM	Key
Virginia's Bloody Soil	Tennessee Ernie Ford	Songs Of The Civil War	92	3A
The British Grenadiers	Diane Taraz	Songs of the Revolution	89	3B
Haul on the Bowline	The Foc'sle Singers	Foc'sle Songs and Shanties	89	3B
The Ents' marching Song	Clamavi De Profundis	The Ents' marching Song	87	4A
Nou Hopers	Justin Martin	My Dream	91	2B
Rise, Rise	The Corries	Barrett's Privateers	95	4A
55 Days At Peking	The Brothers Four	Ultimate Collection	96	3A
Battle Hymn of the Republic	Judy Collins	Songs Of The Civil War	90	10A
The Tobacco Box	Diane Taraz	Songs of the Revolution	87	1B
Sally Brown	The Dreadnoughts	Cyder Punks Unite	86	1B
Molasses	Schooner Fare	We the People	92	1B
The Little Barley-Corne	Diane Taraz	More Songs of the Revolution	90	10A
The Sailor's Dream	Salty Dick	Salty Dick's Uncensored Sailor Songs	89	9A
Sloop John B - Live	Port Isaac's Fisherman's Friends	The Cambridge Folk Festival 2010 / 11 (Live)	90	7B
I Vow to Thee My Country	Nathan Lay	Remembrance	88	11B
Bonnie Dundee	The Drums & Pipes, The Cape Town Highlanders	Scotland the Brave	90	1A
Free America!	Jon English, Rob Carriker, Marlborough Singers & Marlborough Chamber Players	Over There:Songs From America's Wars	90	9B
Go to sea no more	Ian Giles, John Spiers, Jon Bowden, Graham Metcalfe	Sea Shanties: Rousing Songs from the Age of Sail	87	12A
Rule Britannia	US Army Strings, SSG K.C. Armstrong, SFC Michael Ford, SFC Nathan Sommers	The United States Army Strings	86	10B
Kinky Boots	The Davitts	Celtic Anthems	92	9B
Yankee Doodle	US Army Chorus	Songs Of The Soldier	92	6B
The Black Bear	The Drums & Pipes, The Cape Town Highlanders	Scotland the Brave	86	5B
Bennachie	Old Blind Dogs	New Tricks	89	12B
The Regiment Lives on	John Edmond	All Time Rhodesian Evergreens	92	9B
Such A Parcel Of Rogues In A Nation	Alastair McDonald	Honest Poverty	89	8A