Glenn Miller, Glenn Miller & His Orchestra - The Race To Beat The Recording Ban vinyl record cover

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American Patrol

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Soldier Let Me Read Your Letter

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Sleep Song, The

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Sweet Eloise

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(I've Got a Girl In) Kalamazoo

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Serenade in Blue

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At Last

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Lullaby of the Rain

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Knit One Purl Two

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That's Sabotage

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Conchita, Marquita, Lolita, Pepita, Rosita, Juanita, Lopez

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Humming Bird, The

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Yesterdays Gardenias

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Dearly Beloved

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Moonlight Mood

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Caribbean Clipper

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Here We Go Again

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That Old Black Magic

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Moonlight Becomes You

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Juke Box Saturday Night

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It Must Be Jelly

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I'm Old Fashioned

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Pink Cocktail for a Blue Lady, A

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Rainbow Rhapsody

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Sleepy Town Train

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Rhapsody in Blue


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Glenn Miller, Glenn Miller & His Orchestra

The Race To Beat The Recording Ban


ABOUT THE ALBUM


In June 1942, the #1 band in the world was making four studio recordings a month. In mid-July, Miller stepped it up to four a day as the recording-ban date (August 1) approached. Here are the hits American Patrol; Sweet Eloise, and (I've Got a Gal in) Kalamazoo plus Soldier Let Me Read Your Letter; the Sleep Song, and more.

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