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Comments about the soundtrack for The Terminal (John Williams)
Glory Of Love

Bob Bliven
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↓ Bobby Miller
Glory Of Love   Sunday, June 20, 2004 (10:21 p.m.) 

Does anyone know who performed "Glory Of Love" in The Terminal? It was written
by Bill Hill. It is not on the sound track.

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Bobby Miller
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Re: Glory Of Love   Saturday, August 27, 2005 (8:27 p.m.) 

> Does anyone know who performed "Glory Of Love" in The Terminal?
> It was written
by Bill Hill. It is not on the sound track.
I think it was a 50's group called The Roommates. I am currently trying to track down their biography. I will advise if I am wrong.
Original song was by recorded by Benny goodman in 1936.
bobby Miller

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charlotte
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Re: Glory Of Love   Monday, April 10, 2006 (7:00 a.m.) 

by Bill Hill. It is not on the sound track.
I think it was a 50's group
> called The Roommates. I am currently trying to track down their biography.
> I will advise if I am wrong.
Original song was by recorded by Benny
> goodman in 1936.
bobby Miller
it was by a man called peter centera


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