Glenn Miller 7xLP inc Chesterfield Sunset Serenade On The Air Rare Performances
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Description
On sale here are 7 Glenn Miller vinyl LP's - all issued on a variety of different record labels.
They are being sold as a job lot for one price.
All of the LP's (covers, liner bags & labels) bear no handwriting, no sticker residue damage and no evidence of deliberate defacement.
All of the LP's have been professionally cleaned and are free from fingermarks, dirt and spoiling.
All of the LP's have been play tested and they play perfectly (none of the records are warped).
This really is a first class set of records, which have all been extremely well cared for.
The photo collages uploaded with this listing are of the actual records you will receive (and are not generic images).
Here are the specific details of each individual album on sale here:
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Title: On The Air - Volume One
Artist: Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
Label: Aircheck
Cat No: Aircheck 39
Year Of Issue / Pressing: Not stated on the release but estimated to be 1988 (based on Aircheck's discography)
Original Recording / Transmission Date(s): 1938-9 (exact transmission dates & times listed below).
Track Listing: Paradise Restaurant, New York 31.12.38: Moonlight Serenade (Theme) / King Porter Stomp / Please Come Out Of Your Dream (feat Ray Eberle) / FDR Jones (feat Marion Hutton) / One O'Clock Jump / Moonlight Serenade (Theme) // Glen Island Casino, New York 19.6.39 (matinee): Moonlight Serenade (Theme) / One O'Clock Jump / Guess I'll Go Back Home (This Summer) (feat Tex Beneke) / Wishing (Will Make It So) (feat Ray Eberle) / By The Waters Of Minnetonka (Indian Love Song) / Moonlight Serenade (Closing Theme) // Glen Island Casino, New York 19.6.39 (late evening): Moonlight Serenade (Opening Theme) / The Lady's In Love With You (feat Bex Beneke & Glenn Miller) / Rendezvous Time In Paree (feat Ray Eberle) / I'm Sorry For Myself (feat Marion Hutton, Tex Beneke & Glenn Miller) / Cinderella (Stay In My Arms) (feat Ray Eberle) / Moonlight Serenade (Closing Theme) // Glen Island Casino, New York 14.7.39 (early evening): Moonlight Serenade (Opening Theme) / I Want To Be Happy / My Last Goodbye (feat Ray Eberle) / The Little Man Who Wasn't There (feat Tex Beneke & Glenn Miller) / Dipper Mouth Blues (Sugar Foot Stomp) / Moonlight Serenade (Closing Theme)
Condition of Cover: Excellent Plus (Would be flawless were it not for some incredibly feint impressions that can be seen on the sleeve's top right area if angled to the light and over-scrutinised, but which are otherwise "invisible" when viewed and handled normally. It's hard to decipher what these barely visible impressions are / say but it's probably where the price was written on a sticker whilst stuck to the sleeve. If that was the case, this label has come away completely cleanly and this is just a feint impression of what was written there before...whatever it was).
Condition of Liner Bag: Mint Minus (poly lined bag with curved corners)
Condition of Record (Visual Grading): Excellent Plus / Mint Minus
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Title: The Chesterfield Shows December 24 1941, June 25 1942, July 16 1942
Artist: Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
Label: Jasmine
Cat No: JASM 2501
Year Of Issue / Pressing: 1984
Original Recording / Transmission Date(s): 1941-1942 (exact dates shown below)
Track Listing: July 16 1942: Theme (Introduction) / Sweet Eloise (feat Skip Nelson & The Modernaires) / Jersey Bounce / Kalamazoo (feat Tex & The Modernaires) / Closing and Theme // June 25 1942: Theme (Introduction) / People Like You And Me (feat Ray, Tex, Marion & The Modernaires) / I Don't Want To Walk Without You (feat Ray Eberle) / V For Victory Hop / Closing // December 24 1941: Theme (Introduction) / Jingle Bells / The Story Of a Starry Night (feat Ray Eberle) / Nobody Ever Wants Me (feat Trigger Alpert) / Sun Valley Jump / Closing
Condition of Cover: Mint Minus
Condition of Liner Bag: Mint Minus (poly lined bag with curved corners)
Condition of Record (Visual Grading): Mint Minus
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Title: Sunset Serenade August 30 1941 / Chesterfield July 14 1942
Artist: Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
Label: Jasmine
Cat No: JASM 2500
Year Of Issue / Pressing: 1984
Original Recording / Transmission Date(s): 1941-42 (see below for exact dates / times)
Track Listing: Sunset Serenade Programme 5pm August 30 1941, Steel Pier, New York: Theme & Programme Introduction / Here We Go Again / The Cowboy Serenade (feat Ray Eberle) / The Booglie Wooglie Piggy (feat Tex, Marion & The Modernaires) / Georgia On My Mind / Station break for horse race / It's Great To Be American (feat The Modernaires) / 'Til Reveille (feat Ray Eberle) / Daddy (feat Marion, Tex & The Modernaires) / The Things I Love (feat Ray Eberle) / Intermezzo & Closing // Chesterfield Broadcast July 14 1942, Hotel Sherman, Illinois: Theme & Broadcast Introduction / Moonlight Cocktail (feat Skip Nelson & The Modernaires) / Jersey Bounce / I Left My Heart At The Stage Door Canteen (feat Marion & The Modernaires) / Keep 'Em Flying / Closing
Condition of Cover: Mint Minus
Condition of Liner Bag: Mint Minus (poly lined bag with curved corners)
Condition of Record (Visual Grading): Mint Minus
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Title: Mostly Swinging!
Artist: Glenn Miller & The Army Air Force Training Command feat Mel Powell (at the piano)
Label: Phontastic / Nostalgia
Cat No: NOPH 1
Year Of Issue / Pressing: 1978
Country Of Issue: Sweden
Original Recording / Transmission Date(s): February 1944 (according to the sleeve notes)
Track Listing: Theme (I Sustain The Wings) / 705 / Swing Low, Sweet Chariot / (There'll Be) Hot Time In Berlin / Lady Be Good / Long Tall Mama / Santa Fe Trail / Everybody Loves My Baby / 920 Special / Our Waltz / Bubble Bath / The Way You Look Tonight / Going My Way / Here We Go Again / Goodnight, Wherever You Are
Condition of Cover: Mint Minus
Condition of Liner Bag: Mint Minus (poly lined bag with curved corners)
Condition of Record (Visual Grading): Mint Minus
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Title: 1943/44 Vol 3
Artist: Glenn Miller Army Air Force Band
Label: Rarities
Cat No: Rarities 72
Year Of Issue / Pressing: Not stated on record but estimated to be 1980/81 (based on discographies)
Original Recording / Transmission Date(s): 1943-45
Track Listing: Blue Skies / The More I See You / Here We Go Again / Begin The Beguine / Little Brown Jug / I Don't Want To Be Loved / Jingle Bells / Swing Low Sweet Chariot / Passage Interdit / I've Got a Heart Filled With Love / Put Your Arms Around Me Honey / Great Day / Embraceable You (Strings Feature) / Caribbean Clipper / Blue Moon / Tail End Charlie ** / Bubble Bath ** (note: ** indicate that these 2 tracks were recorded April 1945 after the disappearance of Glenn Miller where the band were directed by Ray McKinley)
Condition of Cover: Excellent (would be "Mint Minus" if not for the crease on the top left of the sleeve. This crease does not detract from the overall look of the cover, which is strong, clean and sturdy with a beautiful, unspoiled high gloss).
Condition of Liner Bag: Mint Minus (poly lined bag with curved corners)
Condition of Record (Visual Grading): Mint Minus
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Title: Glenn Miller & His Chesterfield Orchestra - 1940-42
Artist: Glenn Miller & His Chesterfield Orchestra
Label: Sunbeam
Cat No: SB-232
Year Of Issue / Pressing: 1984
Original Recording / Transmission Date(s): See key below
* August 8 1940, Chesterfield Broadcast, New York (CBS Radio)
** August 22 1940, Chesterfield Broadcast, New York (CBS Radio)
*** May 5 1942, Chesterfield Broadcast, Hollywood (CBS Radio)
**** May 6 1942, Chesterfield Broadcast, Hollywood (CBS Radio)
***** May 14 1942, Chesterfield Broadcast, Hollywood (CBS Radio)
Track Listing (see key): Shhh, It's a Military Secret (feat Marion Hutton, Tex Beneke & The Modernaires) ***** / I Don't Want To Walk Without You (feat Ray Eberle) ***** / Boulder Buff ***** / What's Your Story, Morning Glory (feat Tex Beneke) ** / Wanna Hat With Cherries (feat Marion Hutton) ** / Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread) (feat Ray Eberle) ** / Solid As a Stonewall Jackson ** / Tuxedo Junction * / A String Of Pearls *** / Lamplighter's Serenade (feat Ray Eberle & The Modernaires) *** / Happy In Love (feat Marion Hutton) *** / V For Victory Hop *** / Largo **** / When Johnny Comes Marching Home (feat Marion Hutton, Tex Beneke & The Modernaires) **** / Moonlight Cocktail (feat Ray Eberle & The Modernaires) **** / Introduction To a Waltz (note: this last track was not assigned a broadcast date on the sleeve's track listing)
Condition of Cover: Mint Minus
Condition of Liner Bag: Mint Minus (poly lined bag with curved corners)
Condition of Record (Visual Grading): Mint Minus
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Title: Sunset Serenade Broadcast 22 November 1941
Artist: Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
Label: Jazz Band Records
Cat No: EB 417
Year Of Issue / Pressing: 1990
Country Of Issue: France / UK
Original Recording / Transmission Date(s): 22 November 1941
Track Listing: Program Introduction / Tuxedo Junction / Dreamsville, Ohio / Chattanooga Choo Choo / I Know Why (feat Marion Hutton) / It Happened In Sun Valley / Ev'rything I Love / V-Hop / In a Sentimental Mood / I Guess I'll Have To Dream The Rest / Do You Care? / Tschaikowsky's Piano Concerto / 'Til Reveille / I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire / Papa Niccolini / In The Mood / Broadcast Closing
Condition of Cover: Near Mint
Condition of Liner Bag: Near Mint (original paper bag with curved corners)
Condition of Record (Visual Grading): Near Mint
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Postage & Packing
Recycled packaging has been used where possible.
UK
This item will be mailed via "2nd Class Signed For".
Non-UK Postage / International Postage
All non-UK items will be sent by the "International Track and Signed" service only
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