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Tex spent 4 years with Miller before Miller's joining the [[Armed Forces]] and breaking up the group.  During [[World War Two]], Tex toured with a group called the Modernaires.  After World War Two, when the Glenn Miller Orchestra was recreated (though Glenn Miller was [[missing in action]]).  Tex quit in 1950 after disputed with Miller's estate and formed his own group, causing him to be left out of the movie ''The Glenn Miller Story''.

Tex spent 4 years with Miller before Miller's joining the [[Armed Forces]] and breaking up the group.  During [[World War Two]], Tex toured with a group called the Modernaires.  After World War Two, when the Glenn Miller Orchestra was recreated (though Glenn Miller was [[missing in action]]).  Tex quit in 1950 after disputed with Miller's estate and formed his own group, causing him to be left out of the movie ''The Glenn Miller Story''.

Beneke died on May 30, 2000 in Costa Mesa, California.<ref>http://www.nytimes.com/2000/06/01/arts/tex-beneke-86-saxophonist-who-sang-miller-s-hits-dies.html</ref>

Beneke died on May 30, 2000 in Costa Mesa, California.<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2000/06/01/arts/tex-beneke-86-saxophonist-who-sang-miller-s-hits-dies.html</ref>

==Songs==

==Songs==