The 14th Army Band, "The Military Show Band of the South," Showcase from the Showplace, on CD from Fort McClellan, Alabama, copyright 1998. The insert credits the US Army Chemical and Military Police Centers and Fort McClellan, Anniston, Alabama, and lists the command and production staff. It was engineered and mastered in February–March 1998 by William Allgood of Allgood Productions in Atlanta and produced by CW3 Bruce B. Smith. Condition: the case and disc look clean, with no cracks or visible scratches, and the booklet and tray card are present.

Its 16 tracks include The Star Spangled Banner, Armenian Dances (Part 1), American Civil War Fantasy, Scarborough Fair, Holst's Second Suite in F, It Don't Mean a Thing, Play That Funky Music, Why Can't We Be Friends, MP March (the official Military Police song), Dragon Soldier (the official Chemical Corps song), a Retirement Medley, and a narrated I Have a Dream.

It was recorded in 1998, the year before Fort McClellan closed, which makes it a keepsake for veterans of the post.