Glenn Miller And The Army Air Force Band - Major Glenn Miller & The Army Air Force Band, 1943-44 Album

Tracklist

1	Everybody Loves My Baby (But My Baby Loves Nobody But Me) Written-By – Palmer, Williams	2:56
2	Pearls On Velvet Written-By – Mel Powell	3:35
3	Enlisted Men's Mess Written-By – Jerry Gray	2:26
4	St. Louis Blues March Written-By – W. C. Handy	4:30
5	Anvil Chorus Written-By – Verdi	3:55
6	Vict'ry Polka Written-By – J. Styne, Sammy Cahn	2:40
7	It Must Be Jelly Written-By – C. MacGregor, G. Williams	2:56
8	Speak Low Written-By – Kurt Weill, Ogden Nash	3:56
9	Jeep Jockey Jump Written-By – Jerry Gray	3:00
10	Peggy, The Pin-Up Girl Written-By – John Jacob Loeb, Redd Evans	3:42
11	Poinciana Written-By – Buddy Bernier, Nat Simon	5:06
12	Tail-End Charlie Written-By – Finegan	3:12
13	Oh, What A Beautiful Morning Written-By – Richard Rodgers - Oscar Hammerstein II	4:16

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
R32J-1074	Glenn Miller And The Army Air Force Band	Major Glenn Miller & The Army Air Force Band, 1943-44 ‎(CD, Album, Mono, Promo)	RCA	R32J-1074	Japan	1987
ND86360	Glenn Miller And The Army Air Force Band	Major Glenn Miller & The Army Air Force Band, 1943-44 ‎(CD, Album, Comp)	RCA, BMG Music	ND86360	Europe	1987
6360-2-RB	Glenn Miller And The Army Air Force Band	Major Glenn Miller & The Army Air Force Band, 1943-44 ‎(CD)	RCA	6360-2-RB	US	1987

Credits

• Arranged By – Danny Gool, Jerry Gray, Jimmy Jackson , Mel Powell, Norman Leydon, Perry Burgett, Ralph Wilkinson
• Arranged By, Trombone, Conductor – Glenn Miller
• Bass – Joe Schulman, Trigger Alpert
• Clarinet – Peanuts Hucko
• Drums – Frank Ippolito, Ray McKinley
• Guitar – Al Milton, Carmen Mastren
• Liner Notes – Chris Albertson
• Piano – Jack Russin, Lou Stein, Mel Powell
• Producer – Michael Brooks
• Reeds – Fred Guerra, Hank Freeman, Jack Ferrier, Jack Saunderson, Mannie Thaeler, Vince Carbone
• Tenor Saxophone – Peanuts Hucko
• Trombone – Dick Halliburton, Jim Harwood, Jimmy Priddy, Larry Hall , Nat Peck
• Trumpet – Bernie Privin, Bobby Nichols, Jack Steele, Steve Steck, Walter Holland , Whitey Thomas, Zeke Zarchy
• Vocals – Arthur Malvin, Eugene Steck, Lynn Allison, Murray Kane, Steve Steck

Notes

Part of the Bluebird Treasury Series.
Originally copied from glass-based 16-inch NBC radio broadcast transcription discs.
The personnel list covers the period from their first broadcast on 17 July 1943, to 22 June 1944. In addition to the listed instruments were a French horn and a 21-piece string section.

Short intro

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