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A Salute to Glenn Miller II Featuring A STRING OF PEARLS, CHATTANOOGA CHOO CHOO and AMERICAN PATROL Arranged by JEFF HEST INSTRUMENTATION Conductor 1st Trombone 1st E% Alto Saxophone (Clarinet) 2nd Trombone 2nd E% Alto Saxophone 3rd Trombone 1st B% Tenor Saxophone 4th Trombone 2nd B% Tenor Saxophone Guitar Chords E% Baritone Saxophone Guitar 1st B% Trumpet Piano 2nd B% Trumpet Bass 3rd B% Trumpet Drums 4th B% Trumpet JAZZ a division of Alfred Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase Preview Only Legal Use Requires Purchase.

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The Sam Eskin Collection, 1939-1969, AFC 1999/004
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