The Great band era. Record 9, 1940 (part 1), 1941 (part 2)
- 其他作者：
- Miller, Glenn, 1904-1944.
- Barnet, Charlie, 1913-1991.
- Chester, Bob.
- Gordon, Gray.
- Dorsey, Tommy, 1905-1956.
- Monroe, Vaughn, 1912-1973.
- Kaye, Sammy, 1910-1987.
- Martin, Freddy, 1906-1983.
- Kemp, Hal.
- Eberle, Ray.
- Taylor, Larry.
- Blake, Meredith.
- Sinatra, Frank, 1915-1998.
- Carroll, Bob.
- Beneke, Tex.
- Stone, Eddie.
- Allen, Bob.
- 其他題名：
- Blueberry Hill.
- All this and heaven too.
- We three.
- Ferryboat serenade.
- Fools rush in.
- There I go.
- I hear a rhapsody.
- Daddy.
- Chattanooga choo choo.
- Hut-sut song.
- I guess I'll have to dream the rest.
- It all comes back to me now.
- 出版： [United States] : Reader's Digest [p197-?]
- 主題： Dance orchestra music.
- 一般註：Dance orchestra music. 10片裝，此為第9片
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- 系統號： 005075888 | 機讀編目格式
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內容註
1940 (part 1): Blueberry Hill / Lewis, Stack, Rose (Glenn Miller and his Orchestra ; Ray Eberle, vocal) -- All this and heaven too / DeLange, Van Heusen (Charlie Barnet and his Orchestra ; Larry Taylor, vocal) -- We three / Robertson, Cogane, Mysels (Bob Chester and his Orchestra ; Dolores O'Neill, vocal) -- Ferryboat serenade / DiLazzaro, Panseri, Adamson (Gray Gordon and his Tic-Toc Rhythm ; Meredith Blake and chorus, vocal) -- Fools rush in / Mercer, Bloom (Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra ; Frank Sinatra, vocal) -- There I go / Zaret, Weiser (Vaughn Monroe and his Orchestra ; Vaughn Monroe, vocal). 1941 (part 2): I hear a rhapsody / Fragos, Baker, Gasparre (Charlie Barnet and his Orchestra ; Bob Carroll, vocal) -- Daddy / Bob Troup (Sammy Kaye and his Orchestra ; Kaye Choir, vocal) -- Chattanooga choo choo / Warren, Gordon (Glenn Miller and his Orchestra ; Tex Beneke and the Four Modernaires, vocal) -- The Hut-sut song / Killian, McMichael, Owens (Freddy Martin and his Orchestra ; Eddie Stone, vocal) -- I guess I'll have to dream the rest / Green, Stoner, Block (Glenn Miller and his Orchestra ; Ray Eberle and the Modernaires, vocal) -- It all comes back to me now / Zaret, Whitney, Kramer (Hal Kemp and his Orchestra ; Bob Allen, vocal).