Glenn Miller - "Glenn Miller" (Victor P-148) (1945)

[trebor]

Celebrating 70 years:
Glenn Miller (and Ork): Glenn Miller (Victor P-148 / 1945)
Glenn Miller: A Victor Musical Smart Set: An Album Of Outstanding Arrangements On Victor Records (Victor P-148 / 1945)



Side A1: 20-1564A. American Patrol - (Frank White Meacham, Arranged by Jerry Gray)
Side A2: 20-1564B. Song of the Volga Boatmen - (Russian Folk Song)
Side B1: 20-1565A. Tuxedo Junction - (Erskine Hawkins, Bill Johnson, Julian Dash)
Side B2: 20-1565B. In the Mood - (Joe Garland)
Side C1: 20-1566A. Little Brown Jug - (Arranged by Billy Finegan)
Side C2: 20-1566B. Moonlight Serenade - (Glenn Miller)
Side D1: 20-1567A. Star Dust - (Hoagy Carmichael)
Side D2: 20-1567B. Pennsylvania 6-5000 as Pennsylvania Six-Five Thousand - (Carl Sigman, Jerry Gray)

= 4 x 10" 78RPM

[sabre14]

I know my grandfather had some Glenn Miller records, but the only thing I can think of when I hear his name, is the Heartland single "Built To Last" (follow up to "I Loved Her First" in early 2007), lol.

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Apr 14, 2015 19:59:14 GMT -5 sabre14 said:

I know my grandfather had some Glenn Miller records, but the only thing I can think of when I hear his name, is the Heartland single "Built To Last" (follow up to "I Loved Her First" in early 2007), lol.

Jeez. I always forget that my posts are actually... seen and read.
As you see I have started to dig up stuff from the past. The 70s stuff I have already prepared is so over the top.  :)

Cool that Glenn Miller reminds you of your grandfather and Heartland.  :)
If you can spare half an hour you really should check out Glenn's album; I try to provide everything with YouTube links.
I was surprised how good this Greatest Hits set is and at how many tracks I somehow knew but didn't automatically tie to Glenn Miller.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts  :)