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At Last (arr JG & BF) - voc Ray Eberle
From the 20 th Century-Fox film “Orchestra Wives”
(Mack Gordon-Harry Warren)
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Lullaby of the Rain - voc Ray Eberle and The Modernaires
(Barbs Furman-Lou Ricca)
G, Hackett
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Knit One, Purl Two (arr JG) - voc Marion Hutton and
The Modernaires
(Flossy Frills and Ben Lorre)
(Edited by Glenn Miller)
All tunes 1 take. (RCA Victor)
This session lasted from 9:00 am to 3:35 pm. (RCA Victor)
Although Jerry Gray is shown as the arranger on Kalamazoo
it must be noted that this was for the band portion only
and that for the vocal part Bill Conway arranged the
harmony and Hal Dickinson arranged the verse.
The long introduction to Serenade in Blue was arranged by
Billy May while the rest of the tune was arranged by Bill
Finegan.
Flossy Frills, shown as one of the writers of Knit One,
Purl Two, was a fictional cartoon character that appeared
in the Hearst chain of newspapers. Hearst, apparently on a
patriotic kick, decided to have Flossy Frills ask Glenn
Miller to help her write a tune, and therefore, her name is
included on the label as being a composer. Ben Lorre is
probably the only writer on this tune.
20 May, 1942 (WED): Hollywood, California (CHESTERFIELD SHOW)
CBS 7:15-7:30 PM
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Moonlight Serenade (Theme)
On the Old Assembly Line
MEDLEY:
The Touch of Your Hand
Papa Niccolini
The Waltz You Saved for Me
Blue Danube