Glenn Miller And The Army Air Force Band - I Sustain The Wings Volume III mp3

Tracklist

1	Introduction	(1:17)
2	I Sustain the Wings Theme Written-By – Norman Leyden, Glenn Miller, J. MacGregor, S. Meyer
3	Blues In My Heart Written-By – Unknown Artist
4	Blue Skies Written-By – Irving Berlin
5	Caprice Viennois Written-By – Fritz Kreisler
6	Rhapsody In Blue Written-By – George Gershwin	3:02
7	Long, Long Ago Written-By – Thomas Haynes Bayley
8	Part Medley	(3:28)
9	Paper Doll Vocals – The Glee Club Written-By – John Stewart Black
10	Closing And I Sustain The Wings Theme Written-By – J.C. MacGrego, Glenn Miller, Norman Leyden	1:07
11	All Things You Are Vocals – Tony Martin Written-By – Jerome Kern And Oscar Hammerstein II
12	Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes Written-By – Ben Johnson
13	I Want To Be Happy Vocals – The Crew ChiefsWritten-By – Irving Caesar, Vincent Youmans	2:14
14	You'll Never Know Vocals – Artie MalvinWritten-By – Mack Gordon, Harry Warren
15	My Blue Heaven Written-By – Walter Donaldson, George Whiting
16	Sunday, Monday Or Always Written-By – Jimmy Van Heusen And Johnny Burke
17	Medley	(7:24)
18	Introduction	(1:23)
19	´Goin' Home Written-By – Antonín Dvořák
20	A String Of Pearls Written-By – Jerry Gray	3:32
21	In The Mood Written-By – Andy Razaf, Joe Garland	3:40
22	Caribbean Clipper Written-By – Jerry Gray	2:42
23	The Army Air Corps Fanfare Written-By – Robert Crawford
24	Dramatic Sketch "Johnny" Featuring – Glenn Miller	6:20
25	The Army Air Corps Vocals – The Glee Club , Tony Martin Written-By – Robert Crawford	2:15
26	I Sustain The Wings Theme Written-By – Norman Leyden, J. MacGregor, Glenn Miller, S. Meyer
27	American Patrol Written-By – Earl Haubrich, F. W. Meacham	3:50
28	Medley	(8:38)
29	Summertime Written-By – George Gershwin
30	Moonlight Serenade Written-By – Glenn Miller
31	Medley:	(7:17)
32	Begin The Beguine Vocals – Tony Martin Written-By – Cole Porter	3:34
33	It's Always You Johnny Burke / Feat: Vocals – The Crew Chiefs, Tony Martin Written-By – Jimmy Van Heusen And Johnny Burke	3:55
34	Bums Away (Enlisted Mens Mess) Written-By – Jerry Gray	3:08
35	I Heard You Cry Last Night (And So Did I) Vocals – Tony Martin Written-By – Ted Grouya, Jerry Krueger

Credits

• Compiled By, Liner Notes – Richard C. March
• Coordinator – Frank Greene
• Graphics, Typography [Typeset] – John R. Bennett

Notes

Recording Dates:
Tracks 1 to 5: 4th September 1943 2-05 PM from the C:B.S. Playhouse No. 4, New York City,
Tracks 6 to 9: 11th September 1943 2-05 PM from the C:B.S. Playhouse No. 4, New York City,
Tracks 10 to 14: 18th September 1943 6-00 PM from the N.B.C. Vanderbilt Theatre, New York City,
Tracks 15 to 18: 25th September 1943 6-00 PM from the N.B.C. Vanderbilt Theatre, New York City,

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5019317007829

Companies

• Marketed By – Submarine
• Recorded At – CBS Playhouse No. 4
• Recorded At – Vanderbilt Theatre

Album

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