These soldiers recorded a catchy Beatles cover from a snowbank

Logan Nye
Jan 28, 2019
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// The US Army Field Band made a splash this week when it released a cover of “Here Comes The Sun,” more famously performed by The Beatles, on its Facebook page. Four soldiers from the band we…

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The US Army Field Band made a splash this week when it released a cover of "Here Comes The Sun," more famously performed by The Beatles, on its Facebook page.

Four soldiers from the band went into the snow of Massachusetts to perform the tune from within a snowbank, adding special significance to the line, "I see the ice is slowly melting."

The video is pretty fun and the tune is very catchy, so check it out below.

That's not all from the "Six String Soldiers." The group also posted another video recently with some backup help from the University of Massachusetts Drum Line.

 

 

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