Glenn Miller Plays Selections From "The Glenn Miller Story" And Other Hits

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956Canada

“Alternate issue that says RCA Litho in Canada on bottom left of front cover”

RCA Australia

calendar_today1956Australia

“Dates: Moonlight Serenade (recorded April 4, 1939) American Patrol (from broadcast of April 23, 1942) Pennsylvania Six-Five Thousand (recorded April 28, 1940) In The Mood (recorded Auguest 1, 1939) (I've Got A Gal In) Kalamazoo (no date given) Boulder Buff (recorded May 7, 1941) Tuxedo Junction (recorded February 5, 1940) St. Louis Blues (no date given) String Of Pearls (from broadcast of May 5, 1942) Little Brown Jug (from broadcast of June 2, 1940) Farewell Blues (from broadcast of August 28, 1940) King Porter Stomp (from broadcast of March 12, 1940) Label variation”

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956United States

“2nd reissue: Same front cover and center labels as [r=705341], but back cover includes an illustration, the "RE2" catalog number, a list of other Glenn Miller Orchestra releases, and a phonograph ad. Dates: Moonlight Serenade (recorded April 4, 1939) American Patrol (from broadcast of April 23, 1942) Pennsylvania Six-Five Thousand (recorded April 28, 1940) In The Mood (recorded Auguest 1, 1939) (I've Got A Gal In) Kalamazoo (no date given) Boulder Buff (recorded May 7, 1941) Tuxedo Junction (recorded February 5, 1940) St. Louis Blues (no date given) String Of Pearls (from broadcast of May 5, 1942) Little Brown Jug (from broadcast of June 2, 1940) Farewell Blues (from broadcast of August 28, 1940) King Porter Stomp (from broadcast of March 12, 1940) Cat# Front Cover & Spine: LPM-1192 Cat# Back Cover: LPM-1192 RE2 Cat# Center Labels: LPM 1192 Made/printed in U.S.A. © by Radio Corporation of America, 1960.”

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956United States

“Same cover, different label from [r705341], different matrix/runout Dates: Moonlight Serenade (recorded April 4, 1939) American Patrol (from broadcast of April 23, 1942) Pennsylvania Six-Five Thousand (recorded April 28, 1940) In The Mood (recorded Auguest 1, 1939) (I've Got A Gal In) Kalamazoo (no date given) Boulder Buff (recorded May 7, 1941) Tuxedo Junction (recorded February 5, 1940) St. Louis Blues (no date given) String Of Pearls (from broadcast of May 5, 1942) Little Brown Jug (from broadcast of June 2, 1940) Farewell Blues (from broadcast of August 28, 1940) King Porter Stomp (from broadcast of March 12, 1940) Cat# Front Cover & Spine: LPM-1192 Cat# Record & Back: LPM 1192 Made/printed in U.S.A.”

RCA / RCA Victor

calendar_today1956South Africa

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956Canada

“Dates: Moonlight Serenade (recorded April 4, 1939) American Patrol (from broadcast of April 23, 1942) Pennsylvania Six-Five Thousand (recorded April 28, 1940) In The Mood (recorded Auguest 1, 1939) (I've Got A Gal In) Kalamazoo (no date given) Boulder Buff (recorded May 7, 1941) Tuxedo Junction (recorded February 5, 1940) St. Louis Blues (no date given) String Of Pearls (from broadcast of May 5, 1942) Little Brown Jug (from broadcast of June 2, 1940) Farewell Blues (from broadcast of August 28, 1940) King Porter Stomp (from broadcast of March 12, 1940) Cat# Front Cover & Spine: LPM-1192 Cat# Record & Back: LPM 1192 Made/printed in U.S.A.”

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956Canada

“Similar to [r4137377] except this release does not have RE on the back catalog number. Runouts are stamped. "RCA Printed in U.S.A." on bottom left of front cover. Dates: Moonlight Serenade (recorded April 4, 1939) American Patrol (from broadcast of April 23, 1942) Pennsylvania Six-Five Thousand (recorded April 28, 1940) In The Mood (recorded Auguest 1, 1939) (I've Got A Gal In) Kalamazoo (no date given) Boulder Buff (recorded May 7, 1941) Tuxedo Junction (recorded February 5, 1940) St. Louis Blues (no date given) String Of Pearls (from broadcast of May 5, 1942) Little Brown Jug (from broadcast of June 2, 1940) Farewell Blues (from broadcast of August 28, 1940) King Porter Stomp (from broadcast of March 12, 1940)”

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956Mexico

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956United States

“Distinguishing feature: this release has three lines above the spindle hole (see images) while [r19576882] (19576882) has only two lines above the spindle. All runouts are stamped.”

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956United States

“Dates: Moonlight Serenade (recorded April 4, 1939) American Patrol (from broadcast of April 23, 1942) Pennsylvania Six-Five Thousand (recorded April 28, 1940) In The Mood (recorded Auguest 1, 1939) (I've Got A Gal In) Kalamazoo (no date given) Boulder Buff (recorded May 7, 1941) Tuxedo Junction (recorded February 5, 1940) St. Louis Blues (no date given) String Of Pearls (from broadcast of May 5, 1942) Little Brown Jug (from broadcast of June 2, 1940) Farewell Blues (from broadcast of August 28, 1940) King Porter Stomp (from broadcast of March 12, 1940) Cat# Front Cover & Spine: LPM-1192 Cat# Record & Back: LPM 1192 Made/printed in U.S.A.”

RCA Victor / RCA

calendar_today1956Germany

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956United Kingdom

“RCA 27068 (LMP1192)”

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956Switzerland

“This version has orange labels. Large triangle with 33. No RCA label on the back. [r=12246713] has orange labels. Large triangle with 33. RCA label on the back. [r=1125838] has black labels. Matte sleeve. No time on labels. SMR 1051-C on back cover. [r=12246708] has black labels. Glossy sleeve. No time on labels. SMR 1051-C on back cover. [r=12246709] has black labels. Matte sleeve. Time on labels. SMR 1051-C on back cover. [r=12246710] has black labels. Time on labels. SBR 1051-C on back cover. [r=12246712] has orange labels. Small triangle with 33.”

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956France

“(P) 1958 Stereo Utilisable en Mono A1- 4 Avril 1939 A2- 23 Avril 1942 A3- 28 Avril 1940 A4- 1er Août 1939 A6- 7 Mai 1941 B1- 5 Février 1940 B3- 5 Mai 1942 B4- 2 Juin 1940 B5- 28 Août 1940 B6- 12 Mars 1940 The lacquer of the side A was cut at Decca Studios, Paris, not the lacquer of the side B. The lacquer of the side A was plated at ACEM, not the lacquer of the side B.”

RCA Victor / Deutscher Schallplattenclub

calendar_today1956Germany

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956Canada

“Dates: Moonlight Serenade (recorded April 4, 1939) American Patrol (from broadcast of April 23, 1942) Pennsylvania Six-Five Thousand (recorded April 28, 1940) In The Mood (recorded Auguest 1, 1939) (I've Got A Gal In) Kalamazoo (no date given) Boulder Buff (recorded May 7, 1941) Tuxedo Junction (recorded February 5, 1940) St. Louis Blues (no date given) String Of Pearls (from broadcast of May 5, 1942) Little Brown Jug (from broadcast of June 2, 1940) Farewell Blues (from broadcast of August 28, 1940) King Porter Stomp (from broadcast of March 12, 1940)”

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956Switzerland

“This version has black labels. Matte sleeve. Time on labels. SMR 1051-C on back cover. [r=1125838] has black labels. Matte sleeve. No time on labels. SMR 1051-C on back cover. [r=12246708] has black labels. Glossy sleeve. No time on labels. SMR 1051-C on back cover. [r=12246710] has black labels. Time on labels. SBR 1051-C on back cover. [r=12246712] has orange labels. Small triangle with 33. [r=12910807] has orange labels. Large triangle with 33. No RCA label on the back. [r=12246713] has orange labels. Large triangle with 33. RCA label on the back.”

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956Australia

“Label variant of [r6507428] - All text is upright NOT italic Sleeve: White band top front sleeve and Metallic circular sticker on front sleeve - 'This Is An A.A.R.M. Accredited Gold Record Award' Labels: Gold Label: 'A.A.R.M. Gold Record Award Certified'”

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956Argentina

“Orange labels”

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956United States

“a more recent vinyl version of this release with a barcode on the back cover artwork is [r12992713] Dates: Moonlight Serenade (recorded April 4, 1939) American Patrol (from broadcast of April 23, 1942) Pennsylvania Six-Five Thousand (recorded April 28, 1940) In The Mood (recorded Auguest 1, 1939) (I've Got A Gal In) Kalamazoo (no date given) Boulder Buff (recorded May 7, 1941) Tuxedo Junction (recorded February 5, 1940) St. Louis Blues (no date given) String Of Pearls (from broadcast of May 5, 1942) Little Brown Jug (from broadcast of June 2, 1940) Farewell Blues (from broadcast of August 28, 1940) King Porter Stomp (from broadcast of March 12, 1940) Made/printed in U.S.A.”

RCA

calendar_today1956Germany

“Catalog # on front and back cover: LPM-1192; on labels: LPM 1192 Dates: Moonlight Serenade (recorded April 4, 1939) American Patrol (from broadcast of April 23, 1942) Pennsylvania Six-Five Thousand (recorded April 28, 1940) In The Mood (recorded August 1, 1939) (I've Got A Gal In) Kalamazoo (no date given) Boulder Buff (recorded May 7, 1941) Tuxedo Junction (recorded February 5, 1940) St. Louis Blues (no date given) String Of Pearls (from broadcast of May 5, 1942) Little Brown Jug (from broadcast of June 2, 1940) Farewell Blues (from broadcast of August 28, 1940) King Porter Stomp (from broadcast of March 12, 1940)”

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956Brazil

“Dates: Moonlight Serenade (recorded April 4, 1939) American Patrol (from broadcast of April 23, 1942) Pennsylvania Six-Five Thousand (recorded April 28, 1940) In The Mood (recorded Auguest 1, 1939) (I've Got A Gal In) Kalamazoo (no date given) Boulder Buff (recorded May 7, 1941) Tuxedo Junction (recorded February 5, 1940) St. Louis Blues (no date given) String Of Pearls (from broadcast of May 5, 1942) Little Brown Jug (from broadcast of June 2, 1940) Farewell Blues (from broadcast of August 28, 1940) King Porter Stomp (from broadcast of March 12, 1940) Cat# Front Cover & Back: LPM-1192 Cat# Record: LPM 1192”

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956Cuba

“Glenn Miller Y Su Orchestra . Hecho En Cuba”

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956Brazil

“Undated reissue, probably from the 60's. Dates: Moonlight Serenade (recorded April 4, 1939) American Patrol (from broadcast of April 23, 1942) Pennsylvania Six-Five Thousand (recorded April 28, 1940) In The Mood (recorded Auguest 1, 1939) (I've Got A Gal In) Kalamazoo (no date given) Boulder Buff (recorded May 7, 1941) Tuxedo Junction (recorded February 5, 1940) St. Louis Blues (no date given) String Of Pearls (from broadcast of May 5, 1942) Little Brown Jug (from broadcast of June 2, 1940) Farewell Blues (from broadcast of August 28, 1940) King Porter Stomp (from broadcast of March 12, 1940)”

RCA / Bluebird / BMG

calendar_todayMay 26, 2004Japan

“04-5-26 (56-3-23) (Y)”

Hallmark Music & Entertainment

calendar_today2010United Kingdom

RCA

calendar_today1956United Kingdom

RCA International

calendar_today1956France

“℗ 1974 Réédition”

RCA

calendar_today1956Australia

“Unknown date, sometime after 1980 as per 'Best Buy Series' inception”

RCA

calendar_today1956United States

“Previously Released As AFK1-1192(e) Printed In USA”

RCA Victor

calendar_today1956Germany

“Glenn Miller plays selections from "The Glenn Miller Story" and other hits. (P)1960 Liner Notes in English recorded A1 - April 1, 1939 A2 - April 23, 1942 A3 - April 28, 1940 A4 - August 1, 1939 A5 - unknown A6 - May 7, 1941 B1 - February 5, 1940 B2 - unknown B3 - May 5, 1942 B4 - June 2, 1940 B5 - August 28, 1940 B6 - March 12, 1940”

RCA / RCA Victor

calendar_today1956Canada

“Catalogue numbers: J-card (spine) & Labels: AYK1-3759 J-card (artwork): LPE-1192”

RCA

calendar_today1956United States

RCA

calendar_today1974New Zealand

“Cream cassette Shell, black text on paper Labels with five screws.”

RCA Camden

calendar_today1975Australia