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A1	–Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra	Opus No. 1 Written-By – Sy Oliver	2:55
A2	–Artie Shaw And His Orchestra	Frenesi Written-By – Alberto Domínguez*	3:02
A3	–Allan Jones	The Donkey Serenade Conductor – Nathaniel ShilkretLyrics By – Chet Forrest, Bob Wright*Music By – Herbert Stothart, Rudolf FrimlTenor Vocals – Allan Jones	3:20
A4	–Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra	You And I Vocals – Frank SinatraWritten-By – Meredith Willson	2:44
A5	–Swing & Sway With Sammy Kaye*	Remember Pearl Harbor Music By – Sammy KayeMusic By, Lyrics By – Don ReidVocals – Glee Club	2:26
A6	–Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians	That Old Feeling Lyrics By – Lew BrownMusic By – Sammy Fain	2:42
B1	–Glenn Miller And His Orchestra	(There'll Be Blue Birds Over) The White Cliffs Of Dover Lyrics By – Nat BurtonMusic By – Walter KentVocals – Ray Eberle	2:53
B2	–Benny Goodman And His Orchestra	Goodbye Vocals – Helen WardWritten-By, Arranged By – Gordon Jenkins	3:23
B3	–Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra	I'm Getting Sentimental Over You Music By – George Bassman	3:38
B4	–Glenn Miller And His Orchestra	American Patrol Written-By – F. W. Meacham	3:20
B5	–Duke Ellington And His Famous Orchestra*	Take The 'A' Train Written-By – Billy Strayhorn	2:56
B6	–Xavier Cugat And His Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra*	One, Two, Three, Kick Lyrics By – Albert Stillman*Music By – Xavier Cugat	3:18

Companies, etc.

• Distributed By – BMG Ariola S.A.

Credits

• Engineer – Dennis Ferrante, Edward Rich*
• Executive-Producer – Steve Backer
• Photography By – Brian Hamill
• Producer – Michael Brooks
• Supervised By [Musical Supervision] – Dick Hyman

Notes

Editado y Distribuido por BMG Ariola, S. A. - Avda. De Los Madroños, 27-28043 Madrid

——Credits and locations in film——
(A1) published 1943, performed by Tommy Dorsey on radio
(A2) published 1939, performed by Artie Shaw on radio
(A3) published 1923, performed by Allan Jones on radio
(A4) published 1941, performed by Tommy Dorsey in the score during a flashback
(A5) published 1941, performed by Sammy Kaye as background after the Pearl Harbor bombing
(A6) published 1937, performed by Guy Lombardo on radio
(B1) published 1941, performed by Glenn Miller on radio
(B2) published 1934, performed by Benny Goodman on radio
(B3) published 1932, performed by Tommy Dorsey on radio
(B4) published 1891, performed by Glenn Miller on radio
(B5) published 1941, performed by Duke Ellington in the score for the hospital scene
(B6) published 1933-42, performed by Xavier Cugat on radio

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Rights Society: SGAE

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PL83017	Various	Radio Days – Selections From The Original Soundtrack Of The Motion Picture ‎(LP, Comp)	Novus, RCA	PL83017	Europe	1987
APK1 6021, TC-APK1 6021	Various	Selections From The Soundtrack Of The Motion Picture "Radio Days" ‎(Cass, Comp)	RCA Victor, Novus	APK1 6021, TC-APK1 6021	Australia	1987
3017-1-N	Various	Radio Days - Selections From The Original Soundtrack Of The Motion Picture ‎(LP, Comp)	Novus	3017-1-N	Canada	1987
3017-2-N	Various	Radio Days (Selections From The Original Soundtrack Of The Motion Picture) ‎(CD, Comp)	Novus, RCA	3017-2-N	US	1987
PD83017, PL83017	Various	Radio Days – Selections From The Original Soundtrack Of The Motion Picture ‎(CD, Comp, RE)	Novus, RCA	PD83017, PL83017	Europe	Unknown