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Glenn Miller
Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: Seine 20 Grössten Hits
LP, 1977, Compilation
| Herstellungsland | Deutschland |
|---|---|
| Veröffentlichungs-Jahr | 1977 |
| Zeit | k.A. |
| EAN-Nr. | nicht vorhanden |
| Label/Labelcode | nicht vorhanden |
| Plattenfirma/Katalog-Nr. | Arcade / ADE G 18 / 76.23 361 |
| Musikrichtung | Jazz |
| Sammlungen | Gesucht | Flohmarkt |
|---|---|---|
| 38 (21 privat) | 0 | 1,00 € |
Tracklist
I = Instrumental
L = Live
B = Bonustrack
H = Hidden Track
C = Coversong
| LP | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Track | Titel | Zeit | Besonderheit |
| A 1. | In the Mood | ||
| A 2. | A String of Pearls [with Bobby Hackett] | ||
| A 3. | PEnnsylvania 6-5000 | ||
| A 4. | Tuxedo Junction | ||
| A 5. | Blue Skies | C | |
| A 6. | Stardust | C | |
| A 7. | Blueberry Hill [Feat. Ray Eberle] | C | |
| A 8. | Take the 'A' Train | C | |
| A 9. | Sun Valley Jump | ||
| A 10. | St. Louis Blues -- March | C | |
| B 11. | Moonlight Serenade | ||
| B 12. | Little Brown Jug | C | |
| B 13. | Sunrise Serenade | C | |
| B 14. | Chattanooga Choo Choo [Feat. Dorothy Dandridge / Tex Beneke / Paula Kelly & The Modernaires] | ||
| B 15. | Rug Cutter's Swing | C | |
| B 16. | American Patrol | C | |
| B 17. | Juke Box Saturday Night [Feat. Marion Hutton, Tex Beneke and The Modernaires] | ||
| B 18. | My Melancholy Baby [Feat. Tex Beneke] | C | |
| B 19. | My Blue Heaven | C | |
| B 20. | Tiger Rag | C | |
Infos
Side 1 / 2: GLENN MILLER AND HIS ORCHESTRA SEINE 20 GRÖSSTEN HITS
SIDE 1 GLENN MILLER AND HIS ORCHESTRA
01 - (p) 1971
02 - (p) 1975
- written by Jerry Gray Eddie de Lange
- Bobby Hackett did the famous Trumpet solo in the Glenn Miller version of the song..
- single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: A String of Pearls / Day Dreaming' released December 1941 Bluebird / B-11382
03 - (p) 1970
04 - (p) 1970
05 - (p) 1975
06 - (p) 1970
07 - single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: Blueberry Hill / A Million Dreams Ago' released July 1940 Bluebird / B-10768
08 - single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: Slip Horn Jive / Take the 'A' Train' released 1944 HMV / B.D.5829
09 - (p) 1975
10 - (p) 1975
- 1944 – Glenn Miller "St. Louis Blues -- March" as played by the U.S. Army Air Force Band, of which Miller was the commander
- EP 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: Glenn Miller Plays Selections from the Film The Glenn Miller Story' released 1954 RCA Victor / EPBT 3057
- single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: St. Louis Blues-March / American Patrol' released 1954 Brunswick / 12 015
SIDE 2 GLENN MILLER AND HIS ORCHESTRA
01 - (p) 1970
02 - single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: Little Brown Jug / Pavanne' released June 1939 Bluebird / B-10286
03 - (p) 1971
04 - (p) 1970
- single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: Chattanooga Choo Choo / I Know Why' released August 1941 Bluebird / B-11230
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_Valley_Serenade
- de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chattanooga_Choo_Choo
05 - single 'Glenn Miller and his Orch.: Pennsylvania Six-Five Thousand / Rug Cutter's Swing'
06 - (p) 1975
- single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: American Patrol / Jingle Bells' released 1942 HMV / M.H.57
07 - (p) 1965
- single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: Juke Box Saturday Night / Sleepy Town Train' released November 1942 Victor / 20-1509
08 - single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: My Melancholy Baby / Who's Sorry Now?' released 1941 HMV / B.D.5697
09 - single 'Glenn Miller and his Orch.: Frenesi / My Blue Heaven' released January 1941 Bluebird / B-10994
10 - (p) 1970
- single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: Everybody Loves My Baby / Tiger Rag' released 1953 HMV / AL 3313
SIDE 1 GLENN MILLER AND HIS ORCHESTRA
01 - (p) 1971
02 - (p) 1975
- written by Jerry Gray Eddie de Lange
- Bobby Hackett did the famous Trumpet solo in the Glenn Miller version of the song..
- single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: A String of Pearls / Day Dreaming' released December 1941 Bluebird / B-11382
03 - (p) 1970
04 - (p) 1970
05 - (p) 1975
06 - (p) 1970
07 - single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: Blueberry Hill / A Million Dreams Ago' released July 1940 Bluebird / B-10768
08 - single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: Slip Horn Jive / Take the 'A' Train' released 1944 HMV / B.D.5829
09 - (p) 1975
10 - (p) 1975
- 1944 – Glenn Miller "St. Louis Blues -- March" as played by the U.S. Army Air Force Band, of which Miller was the commander
- EP 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: Glenn Miller Plays Selections from the Film The Glenn Miller Story' released 1954 RCA Victor / EPBT 3057
- single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: St. Louis Blues-March / American Patrol' released 1954 Brunswick / 12 015
SIDE 2 GLENN MILLER AND HIS ORCHESTRA
01 - (p) 1970
02 - single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: Little Brown Jug / Pavanne' released June 1939 Bluebird / B-10286
03 - (p) 1971
04 - (p) 1970
- single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: Chattanooga Choo Choo / I Know Why' released August 1941 Bluebird / B-11230
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_Valley_Serenade
- de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chattanooga_Choo_Choo
05 - single 'Glenn Miller and his Orch.: Pennsylvania Six-Five Thousand / Rug Cutter's Swing'
06 - (p) 1975
- single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: American Patrol / Jingle Bells' released 1942 HMV / M.H.57
07 - (p) 1965
- single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: Juke Box Saturday Night / Sleepy Town Train' released November 1942 Victor / 20-1509
08 - single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: My Melancholy Baby / Who's Sorry Now?' released 1941 HMV / B.D.5697
09 - single 'Glenn Miller and his Orch.: Frenesi / My Blue Heaven' released January 1941 Bluebird / B-10994
10 - (p) 1970
- single 'Glenn Miller and his Orchestra: Everybody Loves My Baby / Tiger Rag' released 1953 HMV / AL 3313