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TEX BENEKEAND THE GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA
GARRY STEVENS SINGS |  |
Description:
For eighteen short months, the post war Miller band led by his tenor sax man, Tex Beneke had the vocal touch of Garry Stevens. Garry joined the band in Hollywood in October 1946. Garry's warm baritone with its individual timbre, which was ideally suited to the Miller style, especially the AAF band that Beneke was perpetuating. Altogether, Garry recorded twenty nine songs with the Beneke Miller Band, most of which are here. This is another rare gem for lovers of vintage Big Band Swing. |
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 Speaking Of Angels
As Long As I'm Dreaming (From The Paramount Picture 'Welcome Stranger')
It Might Have Been A Different Story
Anniversary Song
Through (How Can You Say We're Through?)
My Young And Foolish Heart
The Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi (How I'll Miss You) When The Summer Is Gone
I Have But One Heart
A Girl That I Remember
But Beautiful
Dreamy Lullaby
I Don't Care If It Rains All Night
An Old Sombrero (And An Old Spanish Shawl)
Dream Girl
Poinciana (Song Of The Tree)
East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon)
Strange And Sweet
Encore, Cherie
A Lovely Rainy Afternoon
A Woman Always Understands
Congratulations
Look For The Silver Lining
Whip-poor-will |
Personnel: The Mello Larks, The Moonlight Serenaders |
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