Glenn Miller – The Carnegie Hall Concert (1939) (24/44 Vinyl Rip Mono)

On the occasion of its 25th anniversary, the ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers) sponsored a full week's festival with the greatest musicians of the US. On Friday evening, October 6, 1939, Glenn Miller was presented as one of the outstanding bands in the nation, where 20 million of youths had taken swing unto themselves. Glenn Miller had formed his Orchestra only 1 year ago, "In the mood" had just been recorded and still was to become one of the biggest hits in Jazz history. Singer Marion Hutton was only 20, and Glenn Miller and his wife Helen had become her legal guardians to allow her on the night club stages at her age.

Tracks
01. Moonlight serenade 01:01
02. Running wild 02:47
03. Sunrise serenade 03:41
04. Little brown jug 03:11
05. Stairway to the stars · To you 03:33
06. One o'clock jump 05:17
07. Londonderry air (Danny boy) 02:13
08. Jim jam jump & jive 01:47
09. F.D.R. Jones 02:01
10. Hold tight 01:19
11. In the mood 03:29
12. Bugle call rag 03:50
13. Moonlight serenade 00:46
Total time: 34:47

Musicians
Marion Hutton: vocals (8–10)
Ray Eberle: vocals (5)
Glenn Miller, Tommy Mack, Al Mastren, Paul Tanner: trombones
John Best, R.D. McMickle, Clyde Hurley, Lee Knowles: trumpets
Jimmy Abato, Al Klink, Wilbur Schwartz, Hal McIntyre, Tex Beneke: saxophones
J.C. MacGregor: piano
Richard Fisher: guitar
Rowland Bundock: bass
Maurice Putill: drums