American Patrol - Glenn Miller (arr. Jerry Gray) | The Jazz Ambassadors 

When I was 16 I swiped my parents Glenn Miller album. I fell in love with it, they never got it back ;)

Da kommt die Kindheit zurück. Im Alter von 10 Jahren war ich fasziniert von Glenn Miller. Obwohl er alles für Saxophone arrangiert hat spielte er selber doch Posaune. So lag es nahe , meine Eltern zu bedrängen mich Posaune lernen zu lassen. Irgendwann ging mein Vater mir zum örtlichen Musikverein um mich dort anzumelden. Leider war zu der Zeit bei Ihnen keine Posaune gefragt, sondern sie suchten Nachwuchs für Klarinette. Beim Blick auf das schwarze Stück Holz mit all den silbernen Klappen bin ich erschrocken und sagte : Das schaff ich nie. Was soll ich sagen? Ich habe es geschafft und später noch Tenorsaxophon und Oboe dazu gelernt. Wenn ich heute in Instrumentenhandlungen gehe , ist zum testen der Spielbarkeit des Instrumentes, die Anfangssequenz von American Patrol mein Standardtest. Ach ja: Heute im Alter von 63 Jahren und immer noch aktiv auf der Klarinette frage ich mich wie man auf der Posaune ohne Ringe, Ventile oder Klappen den richtigen Ton trifft 😂

Sounds just as great as the official Glenn Miller bands play it. Love this song, both to play it and to listen to it.

This version captures the essence of Glenn Miller perfectly. Bravo!

Congratulations to one of the finest precision musical ensembles in the entire country! Bravo

Fabulous! Another great job, guys! As a Navy veteran, I salute you!

Amazing performance!! Enjoy it.. thank you to all for this lovely moment

Wow. I enjoyed hearing this again. My parents were from that era, so I heard the original Glen Miller recording. I never knew that this song is nearly 140, though! Thanks for the memories.

Superb! I loved this piece!

The peppy percussion arrangement, very rousing.

These are GREAT! All the old classics of the 30's and 40's... Love it. 😉

Glenn Miller is a God of the jazz!

You are brilliant playing Glen Miller a tour de force from all of you thank you and keep on sending some swing music.

Great performance. I loved this piece. Congratulations. Awesome.

Glenn would be proud!

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When I hear this I wish I could jive! Great performance.

This was a great look into the 1940s. Well done!

Love your music!👍Redards from Cologne (G) ❤️

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Magnifici,che grande Musica da trombonista volevo essere lì con loro a suonare 😢😢😢 Complimenti ragazzi

Спасибо ребята за хорошее настроение ! Браво !

Great

Great chart. Great sounds! Nice to see everyone on one stage!

great performance

Saw them tonight in Gainesville FL. Incredibly great concert. So much talent. Wonderful!!!

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Nice pretty good version

Realmente ,really,muy buen trabajo,very good job !!!! Lo más parecido a "Patrulla americana",("American Patrol") ,.tocada por el gran Glenn Miller!!!!! Desde Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷 felicidadeeeees!!!!! Y saludos!!!!👏👏🎷🥁🎶🎩

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So cool! Envy from Minnesota!

Great sound. I just realized while listening, that my other device must some how have been unsubscribed. I’ve been missing performances! As usual, job well done.

Just noticed that they have a WO 2 playing trombone

Muy Buena Musica Adiante Cavalleris ja jaja Amo a United States

Well it's definitely "The Girl I Left Behind Me" at 1:34.

Why only three trombone parts?

Great sounding arrangement, but it cuts out the effect of the band coming in from a distance, playing close, and then fading off into the distance.

Who's the poor bass trombone/4th trombone who couldn't even get a note in? I liked him swinging to his mates, but there had to be a part he could have doubled on - bari sax?

What's happening here? The bass trombonist does not play at all? Though a modern bass trombone would indeed be inappropriate to the historic Glenn Miller sound, a usual tenor trombone would be needed, as Jerry Gray scored for 4 trombones. Why does this band play with only three instead of four trombones?

Poor Bass bone