Soundtracks

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Written by Spencer Williams

Performed by Louis Armstrong and Gene Krupa

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Music by Harold Arlen

Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg

Performed by the orchestra

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Music by Harry Warren

Lyrics Mack Gordon

Performed by the band when trying out the new configuration

Also played during the newspaper/record montage

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Music by Jerry Gray

Lyrics by Edgar De Lange

Performed by the orchestra at the Glen Island Casino

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Music by Jerry Gray

Lyrics by Carl Sigman

Performed by the orchestra at the anniversary celebration

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Music by Erskine Hawkins, William Johnson and Julian Dash

Lyrics by Buddy Feyne

Performed by the orchestra at the recording session

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Written by W.C. Handy

Arranged by Glenn Miller

Performed by the military band as "The St. Louis Blues March"

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Music by Joe Garland

Lyrics by Andy Razaf and Wingy Manone

Heard when Glenn is writing arrangements at the piano

Also performed by the orchestra at the ballroom

Also performed by the orchestra during the radio broadcast

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Music by Harry Warren

Lyrics by Mack Gordon

Performed by Frances Langford, The Modernaires and the Band

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Music by Frank White Meacham

Performed by the orchestra during the battle footage montage

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Written by Joseph Winner

Played and sung often throughout the picture

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Written by Henry Mancini

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Music by Harry Warren

Played by the orchestra while Glenn and Helen are in the control booth

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Music by Glenn Miller

Lyrics by Mitchell Parish

Played during the opening credits

Also sung during a stage show

Played occasionally throughout the picture

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Traditional

Played by Pollack's band in New York

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Music by Teodoro Cottrau

Played on the violin as Glenn is walking out of the New York pawnshop

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From "Lohengrin"

Music by Richard Wagner

Played during the wedding scene

Also sung in the hotel room

Also played at the anniversary celebration

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Music by George Gershwin

Lyrics by Ira Gershwin

Sung by the performers in Girl Crazy

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Music by Elmer Albrecht

Played when Glenn and Helen are pulling up to the Glen Island Casino

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Music by Enric Madriguera

Played when Down Beat magazine proclaims Glenn Miller "Tops for 3rd Year in Row"

Also played on the phonograph when Helen and Chummy are talking

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Music by Edwin Eugene Bagley

First tune played by the military band

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Traditional

Played during the Christmas scene

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Traditional tune, lyrics by Thomas Oliphant

Played during the Christmas scene