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But during that period he utterly ▒█ █▒ dominated popular music, and over time he has ▒█ █▒ proven the most enduring figure of the swing era, ▒█ █▒ with reissues of his recordings achieving gold ▒█ █▒ record status 40 years after his death. Miller ▒█ █▒ developed a distinctive sound in which a ▒█ █▒ high-pitched clarinet carried the melody, doubled ▒█ █▒ by a saxophone section playing an octave lower, and ▒█ █▒ he used that sound to produce a series of hits that ▒█ █▒ remain definitive examples of swing music. Miller's ▒█ █▒ approach is not much appreciated by jazz fans, who ▒█ █▒ prefer bands that allow for greater improvisation ▒█ █▒ than was found in his highly disciplined, ▒█ █▒ rigorously rehearsed unit. But he brought the swing ▒█ █▒ style of popular music to a level of sophistication ▒█ █▒ and commercial acceptance it had not previously ▒█ █▒ achieved and would not see again after his untimely ▒█ █▒ passing. ▒█ █▒ Miller was the son of Lewis Elmer and Mattie Lou ▒█ █▒ Cavender Miller. He lived in various locations in ▒█ █▒ the Midwest while he was growing up. He first took ▒█ █▒ up the mandolin, then switched to a horn. In Grant ▒█ █▒ City, MO, where his family moved in 1915, he joined ▒█ █▒ the town band and began playing trombone. By 1918, ▒█ █▒ the family had moved to Fort Morgan, CO, where he ▒█ █▒ played in the high school band and graduated in May ▒█ █▒ 1921. He immediately joined the Boyd Senter band, ▒█ █▒ but quit to start college at the University of ▒█ █▒ Colorado in January 1923. After a year, however, he ▒█ █▒ left college and moved to Los Angeles, where he ▒█ █▒ joined Ben Pollack's band. In the summer of 1928, ▒█ █▒ he left Pollack and settled in New York, where he ▒█ █▒ worked as a session musician and arranger. When in ▒█ █▒ the spring of 1934 Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey formed ▒█ █▒ the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra, he signed on as ▒█ █▒ trombonist and arranger, remaining with the band ▒█ █▒ almost a year. He left to organize an American band ▒█ █▒ for British bandleader Ray Noble that made its ▒█ █▒ debut at the Rainbow Room in New York's Rockefeller ▒█ █▒ Center. Meanwhile, he was studying theory and ▒█ █▒ composition with Joseph Schillinger. ▒█ █▒ ▒█ █▒ Miller began recording under his own name for ▒█ █▒ Columbia Records on April 25, 1935, using a pickup ▒█ █▒ band containing members of the Noble orchestra. His ▒█ █▒ instrumental "Solo Hop" reached the Top Ten in the ▒█ █▒ summer of 1935. But he did not organize a permanent ▒█ █▒ touring band of his own until 1937, when he signed ▒█ █▒ to Brunswick Records. The group was not a success, ▒█ █▒ and he disbanded it in early 1938, then reorganized ▒█ █▒ a couple of months later and signed to the ▒█ █▒ discount-priced Bluebird subsidiary of RCA Victor ▒█ █▒ Records. Still without any great success, he ▒█ █▒ managed to maintain this orchestra for the next ▒█ █▒ year until he got his big break with an engagement ▒█ █▒ at the Glen Island Casino in New Rochelle, NY, in ▒█ █▒ the summer of 1939. Glen Island was a major swing ▒█ █▒ venue with a radio wire, giving the band extensive ▒█ █▒ exposure. Already, Miller had hit the charts with ▒█ █▒ the Top Ten hit "Sunrise Serenade"; soon, its ▒█ █▒ flipside, "Moonlight Serenade," would become an ▒█ █▒ even bigger hit. "Wishing (Will Make It So)" (vocal ▒█ █▒ by Ray Eberle) hit number one in June. Ultimately, ▒█ █▒ Miller scored 17 Top Ten hits in 1939, including ▒█ █▒ the subsequent chart-toppers "Stairway to the ▒█ █▒ Stars," "Moon Love," "Over the Rainbow," and "Blue ▒█ █▒ Orchids" (all vocals by Ray Eberle), as well as ▒█ █▒ "The Man With the Mandolin" (vocal by Marion ▒█ █▒ Hutton). ▒█ █▒ ▒█ █▒ Miller's recording success led to other ▒█ █▒ opportunities. He became the star of the ▒█ █▒ three-times-a-week radio series Chesterfield Supper ▒█ █▒ Club in December 1939 and began the first of ▒█ █▒ several extended engagements at the CafΘ Rouge in ▒█ █▒ the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York in January 1940, ▒█ █▒ also appearing occasionally at the Paramount ▒█ █▒ Theatre. He scored 31 Top Ten hits in 1940, more ▒█ █▒ than three times as many as the second most ▒█ █▒ successful recording artist of the year, Tommy ▒█ █▒ Dorsey, hitting number one with "Careless," "When ▒█ █▒ You Wish Upon a Star," "Imagination," "Fools Rush ▒█ █▒ In (Where Angels Fear to Tread)," and "Blueberry ▒█ █▒ Hill" (all vocals by Ray Eberle); "The Woodpecker ▒█ █▒ Song" (vocal by Marion Hutton); and the ▒█ █▒ instrumentals "In the Mood" and "Tuxedo Junction" ▒█ █▒ (both of which were later inducted into the Grammy ▒█ █▒ Hall of Fame). ▒█ █▒ ▒█ █▒ Miller scored another 11 Top Ten hits in 1941, ▒█ █▒ which was enough to make him the top recording ▒█ █▒ artist for the second year in a row. His number one ▒█ █▒ hits included "Song of the Volga Boatmen," "You and ▒█ █▒ I" (vocal by Ray Eberle), "Chattanooga Choo Choo," ▒█ █▒ from his first film, Sun Valley Serenade (vocals by ▒█ █▒ Tex Beneke and the Modernaires with Paula Kelly), ▒█ █▒ and "Elmer's Tune" (vocals by Ray Eberle and the ▒█ █▒ Modernaires). The story was much the same on the ▒█ █▒ recording front in 1942, 11 Top Ten hits and a ▒█ █▒ third straight ranking as the year's top recording ▒█ █▒ artist, the chart-toppers including "A String of ▒█ █▒ Pearls," "Moonlight Cocktail" (vocals by Ray Eberle ▒█ █▒ and the Modernaires), "Don't Sit Under the Apple ▒█ █▒ Tree (With Anyone Else but Me)," and "(I've Got a ▒█ █▒ Gal In) Kalamazoo" (vocals on the last two by Tex ▒█ █▒ Beneke, Marion Hutton, and the Modernaires). ▒█ █▒ "Kalamazoo" came from Miller's second film, ▒█ █▒ Orchestra Wives. ▒█ █▒ ▒█ █▒ Yet 1942, the first full year of American ▒█ █▒ participation in World War II, marked the end of ▒█ █▒ Miller's dominance of popular music, since, after ▒█ █▒ months of negotiations, he arranged to receive an ▒█ █▒ officer's commission in the army air force on ▒█ █▒ September 10 and, 17 days later, played his final ▒█ █▒ date with his band, which he then broke up. He ▒█ █▒ organized a service band and began performing at ▒█ █▒ military camps and war-bond rallies while hosting a ▒█ █▒ weekly radio series, Sustain the Wings. ▒█ █▒ Nevertheless, he scored two more Top Ten hits in ▒█ █▒ 1943, including the number one "That Old Black ▒█ █▒ Magic" (vocals by Skip Nelson and the Modernaires). ▒█ █▒ He took his band to Great Britain in June 1944 and ▒█ █▒ continued to perform for the troops and do radio ▒█ █▒ broadcasts. He was preparing to go on to Paris when ▒█ █▒ the plane on which he was traveling disappeared ▒█ █▒ over the English Channel and he died at age 40. ▒█ █▒ ▒█ █▒ Glenn Miller, an album of 78 rpm records, topped ▒█ █▒ the newly instituted album charts in May 1945 and ▒█ █▒ became the most successful album of the year. The ▒█ █▒ Glenn Miller Orchestra was reconstituted as a ghost ▒█ █▒ band after the war under the direction of Tex ▒█ █▒ Beneke. In October 1947, Glenn Miller Masterpieces, ▒█ █▒ Vol. 2 topped the album charts. Miller was the ▒█ █▒ subject of a partly fictionalized film biography, ▒█ █▒ The Glenn Miller Story, starring James Stewart, in ▒█ █▒ February 1954; a soundtrack album of re-recordings ▒█ █▒ not featuring Miller, released by Decca Records, ▒█ █▒ hit number one in March. RCA Victor countered with ▒█ █▒ the 10" LP Selections from the Glenn Miller Story, ▒█ █▒ which hit number one in May. (The album was ▒█ █▒ reissued as a 12" LP with a modified track ▒█ █▒ selection in 1956 and was certified gold in 1961. ▒█ █▒ In 1962, RCA Victor released Glenn Miller Plays ▒█ █▒ Selections from the Glenn Miller Story and Other ▒█ █▒ Hits, which had an identical track listing to the ▒█ █▒ 1956 Selections from the Glenn Miller Story LP. It ▒█ █▒ went gold in 1968.) The Miller estate, having ▒█ █▒ parted ways with Tex Beneke, hired Ray McKinley, a ▒█ █▒ former member of the Miller band, to organize a new ▒█ █▒ ghost band in 1956, and this Glenn Miller Orchestra ▒█ █▒ continued to record and perform under various ▒█ █▒ leaders from then on. In 1959, RCA Victor released ▒█ █▒ a triple LP of previously unissued performances, ▒█ █▒ For the First Time ..., which earned a Grammy ▒█ █▒ nomination for Best Performance by a Dance Band. ▒█ █▒ Reissues of Miller's original recordings sold well ▒█ █▒ perennially. The double-LP A Memorial 1944-1969, ▒█ █▒ released in October 1969, when gold in 1986; Pure ▒█ █▒ Gold, released in March 1975, went gold in 1984. In ▒█ █▒ 1989, Jive Bunny and the Mastermixers sampled ▒█ █▒ Miller's recording of "In the Mood" on their gold ▒█ █▒ single "Swing the Mood." While RCA Victor remains ▒█ █▒ the primary repository of Miller recordings and ▒█ █▒ continues to reissue them in various ▒█ █▒ configurations, other labels have also come up with ▒█ █▒ airchecks and other stray recordings, making for a ▒█ █▒ large and constantly growing catalog. ▒█ █▒ ▒█ █▓░ ░▓█ ▄▀ ▀▓▄ ▄▓▀ ▀▄ ▄▓ ▒▄ ▀▓▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▓▀ ▄▒ ▓▄ █ ▀ ▄▓▀ TRACKLiST(S): ▀▓▄ ▀ █ ▀▄▓▀∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙▀▓▄▀ █▒ NR. TRACK TiME: ▒█ █▒ 01 In the Mood 02:36 ▒█ █▒ 02 A String of Pearls 03:17 ▒█ █▒ 03 Falling Leaves 03:31 ▒█ █▒ 04 Over the Rainbow 02:13 ▒█ █▒ 05 Seven O Five 02:58 ▒█ █▒ 06 Sunrise Serenade 02:02 ▒█ █▒ 07 Tuxedo Junction 03:49 ▒█ █▒ 08 Moonlight Serenade 04:31 ▒█ █▒ 09 I've Got A Girl in Kalamazoo 02:36 ▒█ █▒ 10 Chatanooga Choo Choo 02:28 ▒█ █▒ 11 Serenade in Blue 02:02 ▒█ █▒ 12 American Patrol 03:36 ▒█ █▒ 13 Danny Boy 02:26 ▒█ █▒ 14 Pennsylvania 6-5000 02:56 ▒█ █▒ 15 Sun Valley Jump 02:25 ▒█ █▒ 16 My Love for You 03:06 ▒█ █▒ 17 Lover 02:30 ▒█ █▒ 18 Little Brown Jug 02:36 ▒█ █▒ 19 Carribean Clipper 03:00 ▒█ █▒ 20 Mucic Makers 01:36 ▒█ █▒ 21 Jeep Jockey Jump 03:12 ▒█ █▓ TOTAL: 59:26 mins ▓█ █▓ ▓█ ▀█▄▄ ▄▄█▀ ░░▒▓█▄▀▀▓░ ░▓▀▀▄█▓▒░░ ░░░░ ▄▄█▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀█▄▄ ░░░░ ░ ▄█▀▀ GROUP iNFO: ▀▀█▄ ░ ▄▓▀∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙ ▀▓▄ █▒ Yeah, we are LOGOS MP3 and we are here to show the ▒█ ▓█░ music of the world. 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