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Jeep Jockey Jump by Glenn Miller (CD, 2003)

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Title: Jeep Jockey Jump: Live Music from the Big Band Era. Artist: Glenn Miller and The Army Air Force Band. Genre: Jazz. Format: CD. Style: Big Band. Release Date: 24/11/2003. Release Year: 2003.

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Record LabelSounds of Yesteryear

UPC5019317600266

eBay Product ID (ePID)11050170628

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2003

GenreJazz

Run Time78 Mins 14 Seconds

ArtistGlenn Miller

Release TitleJeep Jockey Jump

Additional Product Features

DistributionCity Hall

Number of Discs2

Country/Region of Manufacture(not USA)

Additional informationRecorded between 1943 & 1945. Personnel: James Allison (vocals, tenor saxophone); Eugene Steck, Murray Kane, Johnny Desmond, Artie Malvin, Bob Carroll (vocals); Carmen Mastren (guitar); Nathan Kaproff, George Ockner, Philip A. Cogliano, Milton Edelson, Richard Motylinski, Earl Cornwell, Phil Marino, David Sackson, Alfred Aulwurm, Al Milton, Eugene Bergen, Ernest Kardos, Joseph Kowalewski, Carl Swanson, Harry Katzman (violin); David Schwartz , Stanley Hank, Emanuel Wishnow, CPL. Henry Brynan, Stanley Harris (viola); CPL. Morris Bialkin (cello); Michael Hucko (clarinet, alto saxophone); Gabriel Gelinas, Henry Freeman, Freddy Guera (alto saxophone); Vincent H. Carbone, John M. Ferrier (tenor saxophone); Chuck Gentry, Mannie Thaler (baritone saxophone); Rubin Zarchy, John E. Carisi, Bernie Privin (trumpet); Addison Collins (French horn); Nat Peck, Larry Hall , Lawrence Drathschmidt, Johnny Halliburton, Glenn Miller, Nathan Peck, Harry DiVito (trombone); Mel Powell (piano); Ray McKinley (drums). Recording information: England (10/29/1943-10/13/1945); New York, NY (10/29/1943-10/13/1945); Olympia Theatre, Paris, France (10/29/1943-10/13/1945); Vanderbilt Theatre, NY (10/29/1943-10/13/1945). Introduction by: Glenn Miller.

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo