Early Career 1942-1949
Just sixteen and out of high school, Glow spent a year on the road with the Richard Himber Orchestra. Two years later he was with Xavier Cugat and then Raymond Scott on CBS radio. In 1945 he was playing lead trumpet with the Artie Shaw band. Following that stint, he was with Boyd Raeburn.
In 1949, at 23, he retired from the road after more than a year with Woody Herman and his famous "Second Herd".
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