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Glenn Miller and the American Band of the Allied Supreme Command broadcast of July 23, 1944, guest singer British star Anne Shelton.
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Fine music to model by!
My Dad (a huge fan of dance bands & jazz) called that "Belly Rubbin' Music!" LoL!
Also great Sunday morning music.
Always watch "The Glenn Miller Story" whenever I see it listed - although I haven't seen it in quite a while now. Thanks for the post.
i just heard on jeopardy or cash cab recently it's believed he was taken out by friendly fire...the RAF...what say yea...never heard that till now/ though i heard circumstances were mysterious as a kid...what a horrible thing for somebody to have to live down...almost like taking out Santa Claus...i'm a big Vera Lynn fan...when the lights come on again, all over the world...bless em all
Yes, it's now understood that the Norseman strayed into a part of the Channel where aircraft could drop unexpended ordnance. The weather was bad and they didn't see the formation of RAF bombers overhead that dropped their bombs, one of which struck the Norseman.
thank you...sad for all...what irony