Tuxedo Junction

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"Tuxedo Junction" is a popular big band jazz standard from the swing era, famously associated with Glenn Miller and his orchestra.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf big band composition
song
associatedAct Erskine Hawkins NERFINISHED
Glenn Miller NERFINISHED
Glenn Miller Orchestra NERFINISHED
chartSuccess Glenn Miller’s recording reached number 1 on the Billboard charts in 1940
composer Bill Johnson NERFINISHED
Buddy Feyne NERFINISHED
Erskine Hawkins NERFINISHED
Julian Dash NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalSignificance considered a classic of the big band swing repertoire
era swing era
firstRecordingYear 1939
genre big band jazz
swing
hasArrangementFor concert band
jazz orchestra
small jazz combo
hasLyrics yes (later versions)
includedIn Glenn Miller’s live radio broadcasts
inspiredBy Tuxedo Junction neighborhood in Birmingham, Alabama NERFINISHED
isStandardIn jazz ensemble repertoire
swing band repertoire
key commonly performed in C major
language English
lyricist Buddy Feyne NERFINISHED
musicalForm instrumental (originally)
namedAfter Tuxedo Junction, Birmingham, Alabama NERFINISHED
notableFeature call-and-response horn riffs
prominent brass section arrangements
walking bass line
notablePerformer Ella Fitzgerald NERFINISHED
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra NERFINISHED
Harry James NERFINISHED
Joe Jackson NERFINISHED
The Andrews Sisters NERFINISHED
originalPerformer Erskine Hawkins and His Orchestra NERFINISHED
performanceContext ballroom dancing
swing dance events
recordedBy Ella Fitzgerald NERFINISHED
Erskine Hawkins and His Orchestra NERFINISHED
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra NERFINISHED
Harry James and His Orchestra NERFINISHED
The Andrews Sisters NERFINISHED
recordLabel Bluebird Records NERFINISHED
releaseYear 1939
tempo medium swing
typicalEnsemble big band

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The Glenn Miller Story featuresSong Tuxedo Junction
Glenn Miller notableWork Tuxedo Junction
The Manhattan Transfer notableWork Tuxedo Junction