Glenn Miller

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  • jazz
  • swing
  • big band
  • 40s
  • oldies
Alton Glenn Miller was born in Clarinda, Iowa on March 1, 1904. He started his musical career when his father brought home a mandolin. As soon as possible, he traded the instrument for an old horn, which he practiced diligently. During the late 1920s and early 1930s, Miller managed to earn a living working as a freelance trombonist in several bands. His first band was formed in 1937 but failed to distinguish itself and eventually broke up.

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Songs

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    Along the Sante Fe Trail

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    Always in My Heart

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    Amapola

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    Amapola (Jimmy Dorsey)

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    American Patrol

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    An Angel in a Furnished Room

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    Anchor's Aweigh

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    Anchors Away

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    Anchors Aweigh

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    Anchors Aweight

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    And the Angels Sing

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    Angel Child

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    Angel in a Furnished Room

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    Angels Came Through

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    Angels of Mercy

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    Annie Laurie

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    Anvil Chorus

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    Anvil Chorus (Part I & Part II)

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    Anvil Chorus (Parts 1 & 2)

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    Anvil Chorus (Verdi)

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    Anvil Chorus - Part I & II

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    Anvil Chorus, Part 2

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    Anvil Chorus, Parts 1 & 2

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    Anvil Chorus, Parts I & II

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    Anvil Chorus-Parts I & II

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    Anvil Chrorus

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    Anvill Chorus

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    April in Paris

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    April Played the Fiddle

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    Army Air Corps Song - a Felow on a Furlough

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    As Time Goes By

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    At Last

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    At the President's Birthday Ball

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    Baby Me

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    Baby Mine

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    Back in Black

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    Back to Back

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    Basket Weaver Man

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    Be Happy

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    Beat Me Daddy Eight to the Bar

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    Beat Me Daddy, Eight to the Bar

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    Beautiful Blue Danube

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    Beautiful Ohio

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    Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata

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    Begin Beguine

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    Begin the Beguin (Porter)

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    Begin the Beguine

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    Begin the Beguine (In German)

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    Begin the Buguine

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    Below the Equator


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