40th anniversary of Glenn Miller’s disappearance 1984 kzfaq.info/sun/PLrPaVntmR59szM_tX1ohNuZ6UCxY08gfh Clarinet: Peanuts Hucko / Trumpet: Zeke Zarchy / Drums: Ray McKinley / The United States Air Force in Europe Ambassadors Band led by Chief Master Sgt. John Gault @Lakenheath in Suffolk, England

Ray Mc Kinley was still an excellent big band drummer, then you have probably the only solo by Zeke Zarchy on KZfaq

I remember this. I saw it as a kid on TV I think it was at RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk. We lived near there. I was a really big Glenn Miller and Artie Shaw fan from about 5 years old.

Fabulous stuff

Ray McKinley, so smooth at the drums and a little flair for showmanship too. I wonder if Huub Janssen was influenced by him.

It's great to see three of the stars of the AAF Band back together! Glenn was a genius to have landed Peanuts Hucko for his lead clarinet, driving the band like the Goodman disciple that he was. According to a couple of music historians Zeke Zarchy had a major but unsung role in helping form the AAF Band. Then-Captain Miller assigned him the job of recruiting players from the huge pool of talent who were now serving Uncle Sam. In a sense, he was almost as responsible for the AAF Band's creation as was Miller. Miss you, Zeke.

Awesome miss you all

ray exelente y este tema me gusta desde niño , muy bien interpretado y me emociona ver a estos grandes musicos ....gracias por subir esto

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Its great but i think it should be just a little brighter

dude has chicken flab for an embouchure

sloppy