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The American Legion Magazine [Volume 108, No. 5 (May 1980)] THEAMERICAN LEGION 30c/Mayl980 Masazine God's Men In Battle page 16 Laser Weapons Race page 12 HABAND 265 North 9th PATERSON, N.J. "A conscientious family business by U.S. Ma if since 1925. I IN STEREO, ON RECORDS, 8 TRACK OR CASSETTE return ef the FOR HOME OFFICE OR AUTO How many times have you wished you has been electronically reenhanced with could return to the glory of the big band today's modern recording techniques to era? Now, Soundstage Productions takes give you the full stereo effect* that rec- you back with the finest music ever ordings of the past could not offer, recorded. These full length songs Each of the double length Sound- are from name people like Louie stage tapes is available at $7.98 per Armstrong, Ted Weems, Ink Spots, unit. If you purchase the entire Judy Garland, BIng Crosby, Glenn library — 10 tapes — the price is Miller, Frank Sinatra and the great $65.00, a savings of $14.80. With orchestras of the past, which con- your library order, you will receive a tain members of the original bands free leatherette carrying case valued at The Soundstage collections of out $9.00. Remember that each of the series standing music have been assembled contains 16 selections or 160 great to bring you 16 selections on each 8 moments from the past in the complete Track, Cassette, or record. Most other Soundstage library. This item makes a tapes offer only 8 or 10 selections. This great gift. Satisfaction guaranteed or return fabulous double Soundstage collection for full refund within 30 days. SOUNDSTAGE SOUNDSTAGE H SOUNDSTAGE III SOUNDSTAGE IV SONGS (ARTIST) SONGS (ARTIST) SONGS (ARTIST) SONGS (ARTIST) Take Ihr "A" Train (Oukc Ellington Band) Blueberry Hilt (Louis Armstrong) You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To (Kate Smith) Ghost of a Chance (Mel Torme) Northwest Passage (Woody Herman) Boogie Woogie (Tommy Dorsey Orch.) Got a Pebble in My Shoe (Ella Fitzgerald) When I Take My Sugar (Shep Fields Orch ) ftusty Dusty Blues (Count Basie) li s the Talk of the Town (Johnny Desmond) Don I Get Around Much (Duke Ellington) Side by Side (Kale Smith) Bei Mir Bist Ou Schoen (New Orleans Jazz Band) Navy Fight Song (Glenn Miller Orch.) I've Got a Crush on You (Frank Sinatra) Harbor Lights (Shep Fields Orch.) Tangerine (J. Oorsey Orch.) I've Heard Thai Song Before (Harry James Orch ) This Can't Be Love (Johnny Desmond) Woodchoppers Ball (Woody Herman Band) Pennsylvania 6-5000 (Glenn Miller Orch.) Sing, Sing, Sing (Benny Goodman Orch )) Somewhere Over Ihe Rainbow (Judy Garland) Swanee River (Tommy Dorsey Orch.) Strings of Pearls (Glenn Miller Orch.) To Each His Own (The Inkspols) Don't Fence Me In (Shep Fields Orch.) Best Things in Life Are Free (Frank Sinatra) I'm Getting Sentimental Over You (Mel Torme) Study in Brown (Les Brown Orch.) Moonlight Cocktail (Glen Miller Orch.) Elmer's Tune (Lawrence Welk Orch.) Lady be Good (Count Basie and the Orch.) Moonlight Serenade (Glenn Miller Orch.) So Rare (Jimmy Dorsey Orch.) Cuddle Up A Litlle Closer (Ink Spots) When You Were Sweet Siiteen (The Ink Spots) I Surrender Dear (Mel Torme) Bugle Call Rag (Benny Goodman Orch.) Muskral Ramble (New Orleans Jazz Band) Music Makers (The Harry James Orch.) Yankee Doodle Boy (Norman Brooks with the Al It I Didn't Care (Ink Spots) Little Brown Jug (Glenn Miller Orch.) The Last Time I Saw Paris (Johnny Desmond) Goodman Orchestra) Twilight Time (Les Brown Orch.) That Old Devil Moon (Johnny Desmond) Garden in the Rain (The Sportsmen) you Made Me Love You (Judy Garland) Heartaches (Ted Weems) Somebody's Taking My Place (Ted Weems) I II Be Seeing You (Kate Smith) When Saints Go Marching (New Orleans Jazz Band) Taking a Chance on Love (Tommy Dorsey) Sophisticated Lady (Duke Ellington Orch ) Let's Get Away From It All (Tommy Oorsey) Green Eyes (Tommy Dorsey Orch.) Red, Red Robin (Sportsmen) Wish You Were Here (Judy Garland) Sunrise Serenade (Glenn Miller Orch.) Dancing in the Dark (Artie Shaw Orch.) I'm Getting Sentimental (Tommy Dorsey) Don't Squeeze Me (Lena Home) In the Mood (Glenn Miller Orch ) SOUNDSTAGE V SOUNDSTAGE VI SOUNDSTAGE VII SOUNDSTAGE VIII SONGS (ARTIST) SONGS (ARTIST) SONGS (ARTIST) SONGS (ARTIST) Velvet Moon (Harry James Orch.) You Do Something to Me (Frank Sinatra) II Isn't So (Ted Weems) Serenade in Blue (Glenn Miller Orch.) I Wonder Why (Bing Crosby/Judy Garland) Kalamazoo (Glenn Miller Orch.) Rock-a-Bye Your Baby (Judy Garland) When My Sugar Walks (The Sportsmen) I Had the Craziest Dream (Harry James) All ol You (Johnny Desmond) Chatanooga Choo Choo (Glenn Miller Orch.) So Far (Dick Haymes) Ain t Misbehavin' (Fats Waller) Me and My Shadow (Shep Fields Orch.) Maria Lena (Tommy Dorsey Orch.) Prelude to a Kiss (Duke Ellington Orch.) A Slow Boat to China (Dick Haymes) Caledonia (Woody Herman) April in Paris (Count Basie Orch.) Stompin' at the Savoy (Benny Goodman Orch.) I'll be Around (Anita Ray) All or Nothing al All (Billy Daniels) The Poor People ol Paris (Lawrence Welk) There are Such Things (Tommy Dorsey Orch.) Tuiedo Junction (Glenn Miller Orch.) Oh. Look at Me Now (Dick Haymes) Don I Worry Bout Me (Mel Torme) Got Ihe World on a Siring (Bill Daniels) Song of India (Tommy Dorsey Orch.) Al Last (Glenn Miller Orch.) Poor Butterfly (Benny Goodman Orch ) A Fine Romance (Shep Fields Orch.) Blue Skies (The Sportsmen) Coffee Time (Les Brown Orch.) Marie (Tommy Oorsey Orch.) Sweet Georgia Brown (New Orleans Jazz Band) Habanera (Glenn Miller Orch ) Bui Not Like You (Benny Goodman Orch.) Isle ol Capri (Shep Fields Orch.) Cherokee (Charlie Barnell Orch.) Perfidia (Billy Daniels) Sunday Kind of Love (Anita Ray) Sentimental Journey (Les Brown Orch ) Full Moon Empty Arms (Lawrence Welk Orch.) If I Had You (Benny Goodman Orch.) April in Portugal (Ted Heath Orch.) American Patrol (Glenn Miller Orch.) I Know Why (Glenn Miller Orch.) I ve the in Red Sails in the Sunset (Sportsmen) Got Sun the Morning (Bing Crosby) Peanut Vendor (Stan Kenton Orch.) It Ain't Necessarily So (Pres Prado Orch ) Swing Low (Tommy Oorsey Orch.) This Love of Mine (Tommy Dorsey Orch.) JusI You. Just Me (Frank Sinatra) Temptation (Artie Shaw Orch.) People Will Say We re In Love (Kale Smith) Linger Awhile (Shep Fields Orch.) My Heart Stood Still (Dick Haymes) Caravan (Duke Ellington) Rock-a-Bye Basie (Count Basie Orch.) The Man With a Horn (Harry James Orch.) Frenesi (Al Goodman Orch.) Moonglow (Al Goodman Orch.) SOUNDSTAGE IX SOUNDSTAGE X SONGS (ARTIST) SONGS (ARTIST) I Found a New Baby (Benny Goodman Orch.) Strictly Instrumental (Harry James Orch.) Ten O'clock Jump (Count Basie Orch.) Sleepy Lagoon (Harry James) I ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm (Les Brown) Opus "I (Tommy Dorsey Orch.) There Must Be a Way (Shep Fields Orch ) Drigo's Serenade (Glenn Miller Orch.) I II Never Smile Again (Tommy Dorsey Orch.) Tenderly (Kate Smith) Anvil (Glenn Miller Orch.) There's a Small Hotel (Johnny Desmond) Let s Pul Oul the Lighls (Shep Fields Orch.) I Can't Gel Started (Johnny Desmond) I Can't Give You Anything (Mel Torme) Don't Be That Way (Benny Goodman) I Can I Believe That You re In Love (Mel Torme) Polka Dots and Moonbeams (Frank Sinatra) Who s Sorry Now (Kate Smith) Champagne Waltz (Lawrence Welk Orch.) Alter You ve Gone (Benny Goodman Orch.) Fiesta in Blue (Count Basie) I Don t Want to Walk (Anita Ray) C.nce In A While (Tommy Dorsey Orch.) Blue Champagne (Glenn Miller Orch.) This Time the Dream's on Me (Dick Haymes) Sunny Side of the Streei'-JTommy Dorsey) Begin the Beguine (Al Goodman Orch.) Stardust (Al Orch.) Goodman Chasing Rainbows Come Rain or Come Shine (Kate Sh*-;fr) Why Was I Born (Frank Sinatra) (Lawrence Welk Orch ) SOUNDSTAGE PRODUCTIONS COMPLETE LIBRARY ORDERS 12420 W Hampton Ave ORDER TOLL-FREE (24 Hours) Name Box 369 Dept. 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