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The Chesterfield broadcasts.

Title
The Chesterfield broadcasts. Volume 1 / Glenn Miller and his orchestra.
Author
Miller, Glenn, 1904-1944
Publication
New York : RCA Victor, [1967]

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Additional Authors
  • Eberle, Ray
  • Beneke, Tex
  • Hutton, Marion
  • Modernaires (Musical group), performer. http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/prf
Description
1 audio disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo; 12 in.
Alternative Title
  • Chicken reel.
  • Blue Champagne.
  • Poor butterfly.
  • Sky fell down.
  • I\u0027m gettin\u0027 sentimental over you.
  • Black and blue.
  • Booglie wooglie piggy.
  • Something to remember you by.
  • Long time no see, baby.
  • High on a windy hill.
  • Yours is my heart alone.
  • Skylark.
  • Outside of that I love you.
  • Harlem chapel bells.
Subjects
Note
  • For big band ; Glenn Miller, leader and trombone ; and his orchestra ; vocals by Ray Eberle, Tex Beneke, Marion Hutton, and the Modernaires.
  • "Authentic broadcasts of the legendary radio program by the orginal orchestra - all on record for the first time!"--Container.
  • Program notes by George T. Simon, with note by Brad McCuen on container.
Event (note)
  • Recorded from May 29, 1940 through June 24, 1942.
Contents
Chicken reel / trad. (2:07) -- Blue champagne / Ryerson, Watts (Ray Eberle, vocal) (3:36) - Poor butterfly / Golden, Hubbell ; The sky fell down / Alter, Heyman (Ray Eberle, vocal) ; I\u0027m gettin\u0027 sentimental over you / Washington, Bassman ; Black and blue / Brooke, Razaf, Waller (6:33) -- Booglie wooglie piggy / Jacobs (Tex Beneke, Paula Kelly and the Modernaires) (2:31) -- Something to remember you by / Dietz, Schwartz (2:01) -- Long time no see, baby / Lathrop, Skylar (Marion Hutton, vocal) (2:34) -- High on a windy hill / Whitney, Kramer (Ray Eberle, vocal) (3:10) -- Yours is my heart alone / Lehar (2:42) -- Skylark / Carmichael, Mercer (Ray Eberle, vocal) (2:15) -- Outside of that I love you / Berlin (Marion Hutton and Tex Beneke, vocal) (2:20) -- Harlem chapel bells (2:44).
LCCN
r 68003028
OCLC
  • 56420899
  • ocm56420899
  • SCSB-5059556
Owning Institutions
Columbia University Libraries