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The Complete Sustaining Broadcasts, Vol. 4: Heaven Can Wait [CD]
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Songs
- Theme Song (Opening Theme) (Later Titled Moonlight Serenade)
- Oh Baby!
- Don't Worry 'Bout Me
- Gotta Get Some Shut-Eye
- Deep Purple
- My Blue Heaven
- Sticks and Stones
- Get Out of Town
- Pagan Love Song
- Theme Song (Closing Theme) (Later Titled Moonlight Serenade)
- Moonlight Serenade (Opening Theme)
- Blue Skies
- Deep Purple
- The Moon Is a Silver Dollar
- Don't Worry 'Bout Me
- Song of the Bayou
- My Heart Belongs to Daddy
- Heaven Can Wait
- Runnin' Wild
Details
- GenreJazz
- SubgenreBig Band,Sweet Bands,Swing
- Original Release Date2002-07-30
- Release Date07-30-2002
- Original Release Date07-30-2002
- ArtistGlenn Miller
- Album Level FlagsCompilation, Live Recording
- Release Level FlagsCompilation, Live Recording
- No Of Songs19
- Album Length3588 seconds
- Explicit ContentNo
- Style(s)Big Band, Sweet Bands, Swing
- FormatCD
- LabelJazz Band
Other
- Product NameThe Complete Sustaining Broadcasts, Vol. 4: Heaven Can Wait [CD]
- GenreJazz
- Vendor GenreJazz
- UPC5020957218421
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For Glenn Miller fans
||Posted .If you're a casual Glenn Miller or big band fan, you may not care for broadcast transcriptions, but for those of us who have already bought every original 78 or the numerous LP and CD reissues, these rare broadcasts are a treat. They're a great listen to the most famous big band of them all during a time when radio was more than a jukebox and actually presented "first run" live entertainment.
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