Glenn Miller and His Orchestra "For The Very First Time" 3 LPs + Bklt, 1959~RARE

Size

12"

Genre

Jazz, Big Band, Swing

Speed

33 RPM

This is a rare and original 1959 release titled "For The Very First Time" by Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, featuring 50 never-before-released original performances. This 3 LP set comes in a vinyl binder with excellent inlay and sleeve grading. The record label is RCA Victor, and the musical style includes Calypso, Big Band, Swing, 1940's Dancefloor Jazz, with a focus on trumpet and trombone instruments. This first edition collector's item is a valuable addition for fans of jazz music from the 1940's showcasing the talent of Glenn Miller and his orchestra. Released in 1959, the set includes live recordings from 1(contact info removed), showcasing studio-quality recordings with excellent engineering. The collection is notable for featuring recordings from Miller's remote broadcasts, with a focus on performances from New York and Los Angeles due to the quality of the recordings from those locations, according to Both Sides Now Publications. Key aspects of LPM-6100: Content: 50 previously unreleased recordings of the Glenn Miller Orchestra. Release Date: 1959. Format: Three 12-inch vinyl records. Packaging: Often found in a deluxe, leatherette-bound spiral binder with an accompanying booklet and photographs. Recording Quality: Studio-quality recordings from live broadcasts, with attention to optimal microphone placement, according to Both Sides Now Publications. Unique Feature: Includes "Medley Night," a collection of songs featuring "Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue". Exclusions: The set does not include any of Glenn Miller's hit songs, according to Both Sides Now Publications.