a brain tumor. The band (including Taylor, and with local guitarist Pat Waddell substituting for Richards) next reunited for a live show on October 2, 2004, at the 50th reunion of their high school marching band, after which the band played a few other shows in 2005. They performed together in 2010; their next live performance after that was 2018. In December 2006, they released a new Snoopy song, "Snoopy vs. Osama", and in 2011 the single "Alive and Well". Original members Chris Nunley and Bill Balough and replacement member Pat Waddell continued playing together at least into 2021, in The Crossfire Band of Ocala. Discography Albums Snoopy vs. the Red Baron (1966) #44 Return of the Red Baron (1967) Snoopy and His Friends (1967) #46 Also on Billboard's Christmas Album chart at #6 in 1967 and #19 in 1968 Snoopy for President (1968, re-released 1976) #189 in 1968, in 1976 Merry Snoopy's Christmas (1978, 1980, 1982, 1984) Anthology (CD, April 1995) Best of the Royal Guardsmen (CD, May 1998) Snoopy vs. the Red Baron / Snoopy and His Friends (CD re-release, June 2001) Return of the Red Baron / Snoopy for President (CD re-release, June 2001) Singles A Charted 3 times in the US – 1967, 1968, and 1969 reaching #1, #15, and #11 respectively but only on Billboard's "Best Bets For Christmas" chart. B Original version contains intro mentioning real 1968 candidates; 1972 and 1976 re-issues omit this. C Only the 'B' side "Biplane Evermore" charted in Australia. Some versions released elsewhere contain "So Right (To Be in Love)" as the 'B' side. D Barry Winslow solo, but features on some of the Royal Guardsmen's compilation albums. References External links "Curse You Red Baron: The True Story of The Royal Guardsmen" – By ED Tucker Classic Bands: Biography of "The Royal Guardsmen" Rock music groups from Florida Musicians from Ocala, Florida American pop rock music groups Peanuts music Musical groups established in 1966 Laurie Records artists 1966 establishments in Florida