Listen to Indian Summer by Glenn Miller

Indian Summer

Glenn Miller

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Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS

Glenn Miller

Performer

Clyde Hurley

Trumpet

Leigh F. Knowles, Jr.

Leigh F. Knowles, Jr.

Trumpet

Reginald D. McMickle

Reginald D. McMickle

Trumpet

John McClanian Best, Jr.

John McClanian Best, Jr.

Trumpet

Paul O. W. Tanner

Paul O. W. Tanner

Trombone

Alex Mastandrea

Alex Mastandrea

Trombone

Frank J. D'Annolfo

Frank J. D'Annolfo

Trombone

Harold W. McIntyre

Harold W. McIntyre

Clarinet

Wilbur Schwartz

Wilbur Schwartz

Clarinet

Vincent J. Abato

Vincent J. Abato

Clarinet

Gordon L. Beneke

Gordon L. Beneke

Saxophone

Albert Klink

Saxophone

John Chalmers MacGregor

John Chalmers MacGregor

Piano

Richard Fisher

Guitar

Rowland E. Bundock

Rowland E. Bundock

Bass

Maurice Purtill

Maurice Purtill

Drums

Ray Eberle

Vocals

COMPOSITION & LYRICS

Victor Herbert

Composer

Al Dubin

Composer

TSgt. Jerry Gray

TSgt. Jerry Gray

Arranger

PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING

John Snyder

Producer

Lyrics

[Verse 1]

What's next, Glenn?

A special number for our friend, Paul Douglas

Who is recovering from an operation

In his hometown, Philadelphia

Because it's one of Paul's favorites

Ray Eberle sings Indian Summer

[Verse 2]

Summer, you old Indian summer

You're the tear that comes after June time's laughter

You see so many dreams that don't come true

Dreams we fashioned when summertime was new

You are here to watch over some heart that is broken

By a word that somebody left unspoken

You're the ghost of a romance in June going astray

Fading too soon, that's why I say

"Farewell to you, Indian summer"

Written by: Al Dubin, Victor Herbert

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