is on the double platinum album The Innocent Age released in 1981 by Dan Fogelberg. The band is credited for "The Washington Post March" at the end of the LP track "Leader of the Band", which rose to No. 1 on the Billboard Single Chart in 1982. The arrangement of the march was by Lawrence Fogelberg, a marching band director from Peoria, Illinois, and also Dan's father. Dan played the cymbals during the recording session. Destiny's Child video Bugaboo The band appeared in the Destiny's Child video "Bugaboo". Wyclef Jean appeared in the video as the band's drum major, and also played the marching snare drum. The music video received heavy rotation on MTV and BET. Muse album Simulation Theory On November 9, 2018, English alternative rock band Muse released the album Simulation Theory. featuring the UCLA Bruin Marching Band on the Super Deluxe version of the song "Pressure". Maren Morris video for "Girl" The Bruin Marching Band made a brief appearance in Maren Morris' video for her hit song "Girl". Discography The band has recorded several music records and compact discs.UCLA BRUIN BAND – LP-1238 FSR (Fidelity Sound)Marching Along with Mary Poppins – LP (1965) Walt Disney Music, DQ1288 (Marching band arrangements from Mary Poppins)The UCLA Band Presents To The Blue And To The Gold, A Tradition In Song – LP (1977)The UCLA Bruin Marching Band "The Solid Gold Sound" – LP and Cassette (Songs from the 1984 season – recorded in the Ackerman Union grand ballroom)The UCLA Bruin Marching Band "The Solid Gold Sound" – LP and Cassette (Songs from the 1985 season and 1986 Rose Bowl – recorded in Royce Hall)The UCLA Bruin Marching Band "The Solid Gold Sound" – Cassette (Songs from the 1986 and 1987 seasons – recorded in the Ackerman Union Grand Ballroom)Bruin Spirit – CD and Cassette (1997)Bruin Pride – CD (1999)True Blue – CD (2009)Simulation Theory by Muse – the recording of "Pressure" on the Super Deluxe version (released November 9, 2018) Directors Notable directors of the band include W. G. Powell, the first director of the ROTC band, Ben Laietsky 1928–31 (former member of the Sousa Band), Leroy Allen 1934–47, Patton McNaughton 1947–51, Clarence Sawhill 1952–72, assistant director Kelly James 1955–81, Robert Winslow 1972–74, and Gordon Henderson from 1982 to 2019. Henderson is currently on sabbatical and is scheduled to retire in 2020. The current interim director is Kevin McKeown. The