GLENN MILLER
Current Episodes
SSRH 777 & 778
April 19, 2025
April 26, 2025
FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY, 2010-2025
Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
GLENN MILLER’S MOONLIGHT SERENADE
Programs 1-7 and 8-14
Miller Transcriptions, Inc.
1459 North Seward
Hollywood, California
Produced 1951-1953
From CBS Chesterfield Moonlight Serenade Broadcasts
Harry Smith Company Recordings
Del Sharbutt, announcer
All the GMMS Episodes contain Moonlight Serenade (2Apr40) (partial) (open & close) with dubbed announcements.
Playlists
SSRH 777
(24/72) Caribbean Clipper (2Sep42), (1-101) I Guess I’ll Have To Change My Plan (Tex Beneke and Marion Hutton, vocal); Medley: My Darling, Blueberry Hill (Ray Eberle, vocal), I Can’t Get Started (borrowed from Bunny Berigan), Blue (and Brokenhearted) (31Jul40); (10Jul40) My Blue Heaven (10Jul40) (2-102) Sophisticated Lady (1Aug40), Boog It (Marion Hutton, vocal) (11Jun40), April Played the Fiddle (Ray Eberle, vocal), Tiger Rag (1Aug40) (3-103) Pennsylvania 6-5000, Let’s All Sing Together (Marion Hutton, vocal), Moonlight Serenade (complete), Slip Horn Jive (26Mar40) (4-104) Johnson Rag, I’ll Never Smile Again (Ray Eberle, vocal), Wham (Re-Bop-Boom-Bam) (Marion Hutton, vocal), Fanhat Stomp (2Apr40) (5-53) Outside Of That I Love You (Marion Hutton and Tex Beneke, vocal) (12Jun40), The Gentleman Needs A Shave (Tex Beneke and Marion Hutton, vocal), When The Swallows Come Back To Capistrano (Ray Eberle, vocal), Everybody Loves My Baby (30Jul40) (6-54) T’aint No Use At All (11Jun40); Medley: Goodnight Sweetheart, I’m Stepping Out With A Memory Tonight (Ray Eberle, vocal), When My Baby Smiles At Me (borrowed from Ted Lewis), The Blues Serenade (10Jul40); Running’ Wild (11Jun40) (7-55) Rug Cutter’s Swing, Polka Dots and Moonbeams (Ray Eberle, vocal), FDR Jones (Marion Hutton, vocal), Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes, Runnin’ Wild (16Jul40), (Close) (39/87) Song of the Volga Boatmen (12Mar42)
SSRH 778
(RCA Victor LPM-1189) Anchors Aweigh (25Mar42) (8-56) Wham (Re-Bop-Boom-Bam) (Marion Hutton, vocal); Medley: Peg O’ My Heart, Polka Dots and Moonbeams (Ray Eberle, vocal), Mood Indigo (borrowed from Duke Ellington), Blue Orchids; Down For The Count (24Jul40) (9-57) On The Alamo (11Jul40), A Cabana In Havana (Marion Hutton, vocal) (10Jul40), I’ll Never Smile Again (Ray Eberle, vocal) (11Jul40), Saint Louis Blues (10Jun40) (10-58) My Isle of Golden Dreams, Devil May Care (Ray Eberle, vocal) (4Jul40), Let’s All Sing Together (Marion Hutton, vocal) (30May40), Everybody Loves My Baby (4Jul40) (11-59) Oh, Lady Be Good (4Jun40), I’ll Never Smile Again (Ray Eberle, vocal) (11Jul40), Say “Si Si” (Marion Hutton, vocal), My Blue Heaven (4Jun40) (12-60) One O’Clock Jump (4Apr40), When You Wish Upon A Star (Ray Eberle, vocal) (28Mar40), Be Happy (Marion Hutton, vocal), On Brave Old Army Team (9Jul40) (13-61) I Dream of Jeannie, Outside of That I Love You (Tex Beneke and Marion Hutton, vocal), A Handful of Stars (Ray Eberle, vocal), King Porter Stromp (23Jul40) (14-62) Sunrise Serenade (9Apr42), The Gentleman Needs a Shave (Tex Beneke and Marion Hutton, vocal) (30Jul40), The Story of A Starry Night (Ray Eberle, vocal), In the Mood (9Apr42) (RCA Victor LPM-1189) On Brave Old Army Team (17Feb42)
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