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78 RPM Record

Artist: Glenn Miller Label:   Victor Country: USA Catalogue: 20-1509 Date: Oct 1942 Format: 10" Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  7 Own, 2 Want Price Guide: $20 » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Glenn Miller	Juke Box Saturday Night	Albert Stillman, Paul McGrane	10.0  Rate
B	Glenn Miller	Sleepy Town Train	Allan Roberts, Bill Fontaine	9.0  Rate

Notes

Glenn Miller And His Orchestra
A: Vocal refrain by Marion Hutton, Tex Beneke and The Modernaires. From the musical production "Stars on Ice".

A side recorded Chicago, IL, July 15, 1942.
B side recorded Chicago, IL, July 16, 1942.

Billboard, November 7, 1942, page 25: Released October 28 thru November 4.

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Number: 1326480  THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: jscaptura Description: Victor 20-1509 A side label (Hollywood pressing)

Number: 1326483  Uploaded By: jscaptura Description: Victor 20-1509 B side label (Hollywood pressing)

Number: 1441122  Uploaded By: Bob1951 Description: Victor 20-1509 A side label (Indianapolis pressing)

Number: 1441123  Uploaded By: Bob1951 Description: Victor 20-1509 B side label (Indianapolis pressing)

Comments and Reviews

xiphophilos 23rd Jul 2018		"Jukebox Saturday Night" in a wonderful soundie version: I especially love Ralph Brewster's parody of the Inkspots. The name of the girl singer was Harriet Clark. Words by Albert Stillman, music by Paul McGrane. Moppin' up sodapop rickeys To our heart's delight, Dancin' to swingeroo quickies: Jukebox Saturday night. Goodman and Kyser and Miller Help to make things bright, Mixin' hot licks with vanilla Jukebox Saturday night. They put nothin' past us, Me and honey lamb Making one Coke last us Till it's time to scram Money we really don't need bad, We make out alright, Lettin' the other guy feed that, Jukebox Saturday night. After sippin' a soda we got a scheme, Somebody else plays the record machine. It's so easy to say pet names When you listen to the trumpet of Harry James... We love to hear that tenor croon Whenever the Ink Spots sing a tune... ("The Ink Spots"): If I didn't know why the roses grow Then I wouldn't know why the roses grow... (Spoken) Now listen, honey child, If I didn't know all them little things I'm supposed to know Then I sure would be a SAD man If I didn't know... Money we really don't need it, We make out alright Lettin' the other guy feed that Jukebox Saturday night!
xiphophilos 23rd Jul 2018		B side:
Bob1951 3rd Sep 2017		A side

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