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1 day ago · The Oklahoma City bombing was a domestic terrorist truck bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States, on April 19, 1995, the second anniversary of the end to the Waco siege. It also occurred on the same day as the execution of Arkansas white supremacist Richard Snell, who had "predicted" a bombing ...

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American band leader, arranger, and composer
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Trombonist who led the most popular band in the world during 1939-1942, playing a wide variety of melodic pop and jazz. Wikipedia
- Born: March 1, 1904, Clarinda, Iowa, United States
- Died: December 15, 1944, English Channel (assumed)
- Cause of Death: Plane crash
- Spouse: Helen Burger(m. 1928-1944)
- Children: Steven Miller, Joannie Miller
- Parents: Lewis Elmer Miller, Mattie Lou Cavender
- Active from: 1923
- Associated acts: Whisky Priests, The Charleston Chasers
- Genre: Pop/Rock, Swing, Jazz, Big Band, Sweet Bands
- Education: University of Colorado Boulder
- Important works: The Void, Platinum Glenn Miller, The Nutty Professor, Wild at Heart, Big
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- Tuxedo Junction
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- In the Mood [Jazz Time]
  1995
- Chattanooga Choo Choo: The #1 Hits
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- Complete Glenn Miller and His...
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- 75 Glenn Miller Masterpieces
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- Indian Summer
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- Glenn Miller, Vol. 2 [Platinum 2003]
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- Essential Glenn Miller, Vol. 2
  2003
- Essential Glenn Miller, Vol. 1
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- Glenn Miller, Vol. 1
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- Essential Glenn Miller, Vol. 3
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- American Legend
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