WELCOME TO THE CU GLENN MILLER ARCHIVE

This is the dedicated discussion group of the University of Colorado American Music Research Center Glenn Miller Archive, which is designated and authorized by the Miller family as the official repository for the legacy and property of Alton Glenn Miller (1904-1944), Doctor of Humane Letters, Distinguished Alumnus Honorare, and his wife, Helen Dorothy Burger Miller, Alumna, The University of Colorado at Boulder. The CU GMA is a leading global resource dedicated to the preservation of the big band era.

This is the original and leading international discussion group devoted to Glenn Miller. Members encompass all levels of interest, from those who enjoy the music, to consummate fans and serious researchers.

We encourage your active participation. Please respect all members, honor all United States and International copyright laws, composer and musician performance rights, avoid politics, profanity, and refrain from posting personal or commercial offerings of any nature without prior approval.

KEZW, Denver, Colorado, America's #1 rated Big Band/Adult Standards Station, and the CU GMA present "The Star Spangled Radio Hour," at 6:00 p.m. MDT (GMT -6) every Saturday evening, with original radio broadcasts featuring Glenn Miller, the big bands and singers of the '40s, streaming worldwide on the web at www.kezw.com or www.studio1430.com; available all week on the KEZW website.

The CU GMA Home Page is: http://music.colorado.edu/departments/amrc/gma. Please also visit the CU GMA Glenn Miller Official Facebook Page.

On our front page, a photo of GMA donor, columnist, producer, publisher, author and biographer of Glenn Miller, the late George T. Simon, in a Stamford, Connecticut photo taken by then-15 year old Rob Ronzello, one of our key members, long-time Glenn Miller Collector and historian.

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