This series was the 10" counterpart to the GL-500 series of 12" albums. It started as primarily a jazz series. This series only lasted for six albums, from GL-100 to GL-105. The GL-500 series, the 12-inch black-label counterparts, lasted to GL-525. At that time, Columbia opted to discontinue the GL-100 series in favor of incorporating the jazz releases into the main 10-inch CL-6000 series. Likewise, the GL- 500 series was changed to the red-label CL-500 series, which became the main series for Columbia's pop and jazz releases.

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Cover	Number - Title - Artist - [Release Date] Contents
	GL-100 - Jack Jenney - Jack Jenney & His Orchestra [1951] Frank Sherman, Meredith Blake & Chorus, vocals. Cuban Boogie Woogie/Stardust/City Night/What Is There To Say//Stardust/I Walk Alone/The Night Is Blue/Moon Ray
	GL-101 - Gene Norman Presents an Art Tatum Concert - Art Tatum [1952] Yesterdays/Willow Weep For Me/The Kerry Dance/The Man I Love/I Know That You Know//Humoresque/Tatum-Pole Boogie/Someone To Watch Over Me/How High The Moon
	GL-102 - Let's Hear the Melody - Benny Goodman [1952] Goodbye/If I Had You/I Didn't Know What Time It Was/Lover, Come Back To Me//Moonglow/Embraceable You/I Gotta Right To Sing the Blues/Georgia On My Mind
	GL-103 - Ecstasy - Otto Cesana & His Orchestra [1952] Ecstasy/Let's Beguine/Autumn Song/Yester- Thoughts//Starlight/Enchantment/Symphony In Jazz
	GL-104 - The Lunceford Special - Jimmie Lunceford & His Orchestra [1952] Ensemble, James Young & Joe Thomas, vocals. Well All Right Then/The Lonesome Road/Chopin's Prelude No. 7/White Heat//Uptown Blues/Baby, Won't You Please Come Home/What's Your Story Mornin' Glory/Lunceford Special
	GL-105 - Marlene Dietrich Overseas: American Songs in German for the O.S.S. - Marlene Dietrich [1952] Jimmy Carroll, conductor. Lili Marlene/Mean To Me/Annie Doesn't Live Here Anymore/The Surrey With The Fringe On Top//Time On My Hands/Taking A Chance On Love/Miss Otis Regrets/I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night

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