Six Hits and a Miss was a singing group of six men and one woman. They were uncredited in a number of movies between 1939 and 1943 including for their rendition of "Chattanooga Choo-Choo" in Sun Valley Serenade (1941), one of only two movies starring Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. They are perhaps best known for Girl Crazy (1943), If I Had My Way (1940) and Down Argentine Way (1940).
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Six Hits and a Miss Soundtracks
Known for
Filmography: Six Hits and a Miss songs
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I Got Rhythm | Girl Crazy | performer | |
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April Played the Fiddle | If I Had My Way | performer | |
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I've Got Rings On My Fingers | If I Had My Way | performer | |
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Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider | If I Had My Way | performer | |
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Sing While You Sell | The Big Store | performer | |
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Two Dreams Met | Down Argentine Way | performer | |
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Call Out the Marines | Call Out the Marines | performer | |
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Chasing You Around | Freshman Year | performer | |
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Hands Across the Border | Call Out the Marines | performer | |
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Hattie From Panama | Panama Hattie | performer | |
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High Flyin' | Broadway Serenade | performer | |
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In the Cool of the Evening | Hit Parade of 1941 | performer | |
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Obviously the Gentleman Prefers to Dance | Time Out for Rhythm | performer | |
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Time Out for Rhythm | Time Out for Rhythm | performer | |
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Who's Yehoodi? | Varsity Vanities | performer | |
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You Gotta Know How to Dance | Six Hits and a Miss | performer |
