Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band
Born Alton Glenn Miller in Clarinda, Iowa on March 1, 1904, Glenn Miller was a
trombone player and the most famous swing/big band leader of all time. Raised on
a farm in Iowa, Miller became interested in dance band music while still at
school. He eventually dropped out of university to concentrate on music and,
after playing with various bands, he co-wrote his first composition “Room 1411”
with Benny Goodman and released it as a single. In 1928, he moved to New York,
playing in pit orchestras at Broadway shows before joining the Dorsey Brothers
orchestra in the 1930s. In 1937, he...
St. Louis Blues MarchGlenn Miller and Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band
Speak LowGlenn Miller and Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band
Oh, What a Beautiful MorningGlenn Miller and Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band
Army Air Corps Song / A Fellow on a FurloughJohnny Desmond and Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band
Hot Time in the Town of BerlinGlenn Miller and Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band
How Sweet You AreGlenn Miller and Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band
St. Louis Blues MarchGlenn Miller and Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band
The Early Years
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Speak LowGlenn Miller and Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band
Movin'
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Oh, What a Beautiful MorningGlenn Miller and Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band
Major Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band, 1943-44
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Army Air Corps Song / A Fellow on a FurloughJohnny Desmond and Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band
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Hot Time in the Town of BerlinGlenn Miller and Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band
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How Sweet You AreGlenn Miller and Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band
Army Air Force Band
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