Glenn Miller And His Army Air Force Orchestra - I Sustain The Wings Shows - June 10-1944 April 15-1944 Album

Tracklist

1	Poinciana Written By [Wrong Credit] – M. PowellWritten-By – SimonWritten-By [uncredited] – Buddy Bernier
2	Flying Home Written-By – Goodman, Hampton, Robin
3	Long Ago And Far Away Vocals – Johnny DesmondWritten-By – I. Gershwin, J. Kern
4	18th Century Drawing Room Featuring – Mel PowellWritten-By – R. Scott
5	It's Love, Love, Love Vocals – The Crew ChiefsWritten-By – Kramer, Whitney, David
6	Caribbean Clipper Written-By – J. Gray, S. Gallop
7	Farewell Blues Written-By – E. Schoebel, P. Mares
8	Blue Orchids Vocals – Bob CarrollWritten-By – H. Carmichael
9	Songs My Mother Taught Me Written-By – F. Kreisler
10	Air Force Song Written-By – Crawford
11	There Are Yanks Vocals – Ray McKinley, The Crew ChiefsWritten-By – R. McKinley
12	My Buddy Written-By – G. Kahn, W. Donaldson
13	Music Makers Written-By – Raye, H. James
14	Now I Know Vocals – Johnny DesmondWritten-By – H. Arlen, T. Koehler

Notes

℗ 1984
Made in England

Companies

• Manufactured By – Jasmine Records
• Distributed By – Jasmine Records

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