Hey there "SyberKaPL": Just want to say 'Thank You' for your posts here of the late but ever great Mills Brothers! I was just a little kid when I first heard them and they had a profound impact on my life. It was something like 1969 or 1970 or so and Count Basie and his orchestra and the Mills Brothers were playing at are small town's (New Kensington) newly renovated Holiday Inn. My parents (who were 50 yrs old when they had me) let me go into the ballroom to see and listen. I was hooked 4 life!
@caramkalb Guess what cara...the Mills Brothers are much more famous than Cherie Currie!!!! The world didn't begin in 1974 y'know!!!!! Don't be too shocked that a world-famous #1 song can be found on youtube!
holy cow i cant believe this is on youtube! im reading Neon Angels by Cherie Currie and i she made a reference to this song so i had to look it up. thanks for making it available!
The happiest song ever. I used to have a cassette tape of the Mills Bros and every day when I left work I played Glow Worm as I drove down the freeway. Singing along of course. Great way to unwind.
Absolutely brilliant - finding gems like this makes trawling through YouTube worthwhile.
I love finding clips of live performances that are just about perfect in every way, by performers who are way ahead of the pack, and this, along with their 'Yellow Bird', is right up there. So far I've also found Jacques Brel 'Amsterdam', Dusty Springfield 'I Don't Want To Go On Without You', Pussycat 'My Broken Souvenirs', and Bobby Darin singing just about anything. Anyone got any other suggestions?
This looks and sounds good and stands the test of time. Isn't it wonderful how the joy of this music lives on each time we enjoy it? The Mills Brothers, what a class act.
Great group, boy could they harmonize! Danced many mile to their songs. Also play many a tune on the accordion. Talk about memories! Giovanni Maria Tommaso
what a great group always makes me smile i wish time was a loop so i could be alive and lisen to music like this being 16 sucks :P rap and hiphop are all kids lisen to now but not me :D
Absolutely fantastic music by a great group. Does anyone have any video of the Mills brothers singing San Antonio Rose? And by the way Lucy is absolutely bush league compared to the Mills brothers.
I know these men personaly and attended many live show's from front row seats and dinners after and they not only sang like angels they were the nicest most down to earth people i ever have had the pleasure to share my life with and i will miss them very much. God Bless you all
U hav no idea how much I Love these Guys! Prototypes...my mother put their records on for me and it was on these Knights that i slept in Joy and had the deepest dreams....
I love this song cause ...they really make it swing baby! Another one I really like is Opus I (one). I can't say I have a favorite of theirs cause I love many of them for different reasons. Cab Driver, Paper doll, Up a Lazy River, Dinah!
Thanks for posting this! my grandmother used to sing the chorus for this as long as i could remember (probably 25 years ago) I just now decided to look it up!!!
Always have loved this song, since 1952. My favorite of theirs without question, this song makes me smile, even when I'm upset. I was quite young, but old enough to appreciate their music along with all the other great harmonizing groups of the 50s. I wish this music would come back but.....I don't think so, at least not in my lifetime. But with videos like this, we have the memories that will never die.
Everyone is always very surprised when they find out that my favorite thing to listen to is the Mills Brothers. But i love them, and "when he's gone" is my favorite song from them, but this one was rather enjoyable as well. Keep them alive guys!
I disagree with the "dull and grey" comment. This was, very EARLY television. In person, they would have appeared very 'stylish'. I especially like Harry's "half-rim" glasses (the latest thing). Black groups such as the Mills Bros. reallized they were representing more than just themselves, so they always looked their Very Very Best. Incidentally, the key change from D-Flat to D is alot of fun also.
This was cleared up earlier, but MAZDA is the incandescent bulb brand, like KLEENEX facial tissue. or Band-Aid. Mazda in the early 20th century basically meant 'light bulb'. Or so wanted the General Electric Co. for everyone to believe. If you listen carefully, the Mills Bros are pronouncing that word precisely correctly. The fun part of this song is they start out in 4 part harmony, at least it sounds like it. hard to do LIVE.
I would have never heard the Mills Brothers if it weren't for the records my grandparents left behind for me. I am 25 and whenever I am in a gloomy mood I just set the needle to this one and I start smiling. Music has that effect on me. I just love the Harmony of the Mills Brothers and the crackle of an old record. "Rock On"
fantastic! I knew this from an album my dad had when I was a kid -- I must have heard it a thousand times, but I've never seen them do it. they are just so fantastically cool - thanks for posting!
Mazda was a trademarked name used by General Electric and others for incandescent light bulbs from 1909 through 1945; Mazda brand light bulbs were made for decades after 1945 outside the USA. So a vest pocket mazda is basically a torch.
Thank you so very much for giving this explanation. Unless you lived in that time period or knew someone who did and mentored you. You hadn't a clue what they were talking about. This was a time period where it was also so chick, hip, and cool to smoke. Break out your Chesterfield, Fatimas.... Thank you Joe Friday....Thank you for the explanation! I'm 44 y/o and those lyrics have been puzzling me for ever.
THANK YOU, YOUTUBE!!! So many gems that could be lost on future generations. I'm seeing and hearing stuff here I never would have had the chance to see. Even if you were around then, if you didn't happen to be watching Nat King Cole's show or whatever you'd have missed this...so GREAT to have this resource for older film, tv, music. :D
I SOOOO agree!......I'm addicted to youtube......and I can't get enough of the Mills Brothers.....please keep 'em coming because I don't have any of my own to post.......I watch them over and over.......I wonder how many others there are just like me......lost in a time warp?
I hope these guys will continue to be heard by future generations and inspire young musicians to work hard at their craft and not leave it all up to "modern technology"!
The Mills Bros. made it look smooth and effortless, but I wonder how many people know how hard it really is to sing like this? "Glow Worm"'s lyrics are a real tongue twister, too.
I used to make my mother play this tape in the car an obscene amount in the car.. That and 'The Andrew Sisters' Christmas carol tape in, like, June. I must get this onto my Zune!!
Dude I am like 15 and I hate how ppl my age think this is shit.. now some people may call me shit but most of todays music is pure and utter over hyped shit that under-worked and over paid assholes make... ohh and to caler something up RAP IS FUCKING CURSING AND RHYMING
For anyone who's interested, I worked with my friend Brian Reingold and found that they start out in 'D Flat' and switch at "turn the key on" to "D Natural". (for those of us trying to learn the song)
OOPS SORRY I meant to press the 'thumbs up' and to my horror I hit the 'thumbs down'! I was very interested to hear about the chord change, now I will listen again and try to catch it! SOrry about the thumb!!
It's been a long time since I listened to this...I also watched what my parents did every Saturday night...what memories...and my kids are calling this..crap....
Hi Joe, I think MILLS BROS got their start during a Musicians strike, and they just sang 4-part harmony, thereby not violating the strike. This is the only version I've seen on You Tube, but I think there were even more musical ones than this.... It will be interesting to see if anyone has them and puts them up.
I'm still glowing after listening to the wonderful Mills Brothers. Very grateful to my parents and our one TV. We watched what they watched and that's when my love for the Mills Brothers came to be. I love Jerry Lee Lewis music, but Glow Worm set my feet to stomping. Thanks for posting, SyberkaPL and thank you, Moxee33, for the words. It's so much fun to sing along.
See how the shadows deep and darken You and your chick should get to sparkin' I got a gal that I love so Glow little glow-worm, glow Glow little glow-worm, turn the key on You are equipped with taillight neon You got a cute vest-pocket Mazda Which you can make both slow and faster I don't know who you took a shine to Or who you're out to make a sign to I got a gal that I love so Glow little glow-worm, glow Glow little glow-worm, glow Glow little glow-worm, glow Glow little glow-worm, glow!
Does anybody know whether or not this was live?
lukedimitris 1 day ago
That's raw.Perhaps that's why music is loved and came into existence ...
I'm 20 years old...I say "fuck you" to today's mainstream music...!!!
highvltg1122 1 month ago
If music slowly turned back to this general form. I'd be ok with that.
xZippy38 1 month ago
they're singin it too fast
monk22yrs 3 months ago
@monk22yrs aw c'mon
SyberkaPL 3 months ago 3
@SyberkaPL they sing it fast the way singers do their old songs as an intro to a melody of their greatest hits.
i can't find a version of this on youtube that i remember, though chet atkins playing this on steel guitar is kinda interesting.
monk22yrs 3 months ago
@monk22yrs No, you're listening too slow
Utubeblows 3 months ago 3
@monk22yrs no, they're actually not.
thombro 2 weeks ago
Today I fell in love with the Mills Brothers. Life is a little sweeter.
delthorpe223 3 months ago
THIS GLOW WORM LIT UP MY LIFE TODAY :)
bobaloo47 6 months ago
Double treat. The Mills Brothers on the Nat King Cole Show. Wow.
MegaBorodino 6 months ago
jak ja lubie takie klimaty :)
przemo123mo 6 months ago
Hey there "SyberKaPL": Just want to say 'Thank You' for your posts here of the late but ever great Mills Brothers! I was just a little kid when I first heard them and they had a profound impact on my life. It was something like 1969 or 1970 or so and Count Basie and his orchestra and the Mills Brothers were playing at are small town's (New Kensington) newly renovated Holiday Inn. My parents (who were 50 yrs old when they had me) let me go into the ballroom to see and listen. I was hooked 4 life!
swt1a1 6 months ago 4
@swt1a1 You're welcome. That's a nice story. The Mills Bros. are great. I don't have to say it.
SyberkaPL 6 months ago 2
@swt1a1 Thanks so much for this Mills Bros stuff. It is lighting up my evening.Real Class Act!
TonyErizia 6 months ago
"was it something that I said a thousand years before my time"?
what song is these lyrics from?
Starts out - Well it's pouring down with rain,---- also she makes a wave to float my boat upon? anyone know?
lonniep44 7 months ago
7 people apparently are deaf.
NightwingGR1 7 months ago 7
This was HOT! Ive listening to the Frankie Lymon version of it. Ray Charles & Dean Martin have done it as well. The song itself is just hot!!
pastorblove 8 months ago
@caramkalb Guess what cara...the Mills Brothers are much more famous than Cherie Currie!!!! The world didn't begin in 1974 y'know!!!!! Don't be too shocked that a world-famous #1 song can be found on youtube!
SheldonLefkowitz 8 months ago
holy cow i cant believe this is on youtube! im reading Neon Angels by Cherie Currie and i she made a reference to this song so i had to look it up. thanks for making it available!
caramkalb 8 months ago
Love them !!!
BiffaBacon 9 months ago
excellent, where is the looping button?
yOwieWu 9 months ago 2
I know that death is the most beautiful part of life but... it just takes REAL talent from the world!
Mrkilerperson 9 months ago 2
@Mrkilerperson :( so true
xxxfealerxxx 9 months ago
1:57 video: Mills Brothers singing their 1952 #1 hit Glow Worm; live from Nat King Cole Show, 1957.
April 2, 1912: birth of Herbert Mills, American tenor/singer (The Mills Brothers) (d. 1989)
mkworkman 10 months ago
I LOVE THIS SONG.
Amazing it's over 100 years old and still so awesome and popular.
'The Glow Worm' is actually a British music-hall song, from 1902.
Shangas 10 months ago
Norman Brown is a beast on guitar do anyone know where i can find more info on him
twev30theprince 10 months ago
I love the lyrics.
visteannika 11 months ago
I LOVE how happy the lead singer is singing this song. I mean, I love the song plain and simple, but seeing him loving it makes it THAT much better.
rb62470 11 months ago
The happiest song ever. I used to have a cassette tape of the Mills Bros and every day when I left work I played Glow Worm as I drove down the freeway. Singing along of course. Great way to unwind.
akarpowicz 1 year ago 2
Absolutely brilliant - finding gems like this makes trawling through YouTube worthwhile.
I love finding clips of live performances that are just about perfect in every way, by performers who are way ahead of the pack, and this, along with their 'Yellow Bird', is right up there. So far I've also found Jacques Brel 'Amsterdam', Dusty Springfield 'I Don't Want To Go On Without You', Pussycat 'My Broken Souvenirs', and Bobby Darin singing just about anything. Anyone got any other suggestions?
westview80 1 year ago
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Love love love
bookabiney3 1 year ago
Top entertainers !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BiffaBacon 1 year ago
Glow Worm??? Maybe they are referring to the night crawlersin the ground near the Hanford Nuclear Reservation.
HoboGus 1 year ago
they're really loving what they do........miss them.
mountainat85 1 year ago
they have given so much joy over many years it is nice to see they enjoy their singing too
ianskidmore 1 year ago
In preparation for this great performance, Nat Cole's crew spent a whole week reinforcing the stage foundation.
waldo2384 1 year ago
6 people hate little glow worms :c
dropsThings 1 year ago
@dropsThings or missed the "love" button
pilover314159 1 year ago
This looks and sounds good and stands the test of time. Isn't it wonderful how the joy of this music lives on each time we enjoy it? The Mills Brothers, what a class act.
w2npjvve 1 year ago
What could one possibly DISLIKE about this clip, except, perhaps, that the sound and picture quality are up to modern standards?
larrydonguy 1 year ago
DS9 - Far Beyond the Stars. Great episode.
twominutepenalty 1 year ago
Great group, boy could they harmonize! Danced many mile to their songs. Also play many a tune on the accordion. Talk about memories! Giovanni Maria Tommaso
GiovanniMariaTommaso 1 year ago
what a great group always makes me smile i wish time was a loop so i could be alive and lisen to music like this being 16 sucks :P rap and hiphop are all kids lisen to now but not me :D
coconuthunterlemons 1 year ago
FANTASTIC!!!!!!
eva9655 1 year ago
the house music pissed me off this is the real music ...good joob
marioVitto 1 year ago
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unforgettable music!!!! How much we love that period of time!!!!
juan58102 1 year ago
He was Bing and Dean's inspiration....
MorganHillChristine 1 year ago
Can anyone identify the three gentleman( besides being the Mills Brothers!)?
taubs3 1 year ago
@taubs3 Yes I can. From left to right, they are Herbert, Donald and Harry.
Brigadierbob 1 year ago
@taubs3 L to R Herbert, Donald and Harry Mills. Accompanist is, I think, Norman Brown.
tigranvartanovitch 1 year ago
Just pure talent. No one today can hold a candle to them. Notice no screaming above loud background music or pyrotechnics to prop them up.
slatsp1 1 year ago
They are having so much fun. What a great sound they have together!
elainebmack 1 year ago
Absolutely fantastic music by a great group. Does anyone have any video of the Mills brothers singing San Antonio Rose? And by the way Lucy is absolutely bush league compared to the Mills brothers.
SuriSJameson 1 year ago
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Sweet!
I found this song in the 1952 chart @ billboardvideos.(net)
999clever 1 year ago
oldies is forever...
0Alcina0 1 year ago
Such wonderful voices, great harmonies! The don't come any better than that!
And Johnny Mercer's new lyrics turned a sweet turn-of-the-Century (1903) German ballad into a swinging American jazz standard.
SandyInSD 1 year ago 3
Lucy does it better. haha
Victorian9322 1 year ago
What a classy act they were.
Thanks for sharing this with the world.
adjam5 1 year ago
@adjam5 haha yeah they were a, class act, haha old people
temptstress666 1 year ago
Thanks, SyberkaPL. Wish these guys were still around. :)
savannahtom 1 year ago
wonderful vocal rhythm johnny mercer is true class and these guys are just a joy to behold :-)
RichardpBradshawFILM 1 year ago 2
I know these men personaly and attended many live show's from front row seats and dinners after and they not only sang like angels they were the nicest most down to earth people i ever have had the pleasure to share my life with and i will miss them very much. God Bless you all
Prissy662 1 year ago
I like Lucy Ricardo's version of Glow Worm better :p
aby121385 1 year ago
encore!
bleuivy 1 year ago
U hav no idea how much I Love these Guys! Prototypes...my mother put their records on for me and it was on these Knights that i slept in Joy and had the deepest dreams....
JoannofHtown 1 year ago
I love this song cause ...they really make it swing baby! Another one I really like is Opus I (one). I can't say I have a favorite of theirs cause I love many of them for different reasons. Cab Driver, Paper doll, Up a Lazy River, Dinah!
flojogrande 1 year ago
Lot of swinging beef on the hoof there.
waldo2384 1 year ago
very very cool. It makes me fricken glow!
Goingbeach 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this! my grandmother used to sing the chorus for this as long as i could remember (probably 25 years ago) I just now decided to look it up!!!
flarnell 1 year ago
His Smile makes me smile :-)
Love this song!!
kungura 1 year ago 3
@kungura YEAH! and YOUR comment made ME smile :-) He was a cutie!!
SueBeaWho 1 year ago
I must have seen this fifty times today.
benabaxter 1 year ago
Gosh! They were so smooth!
olmose 1 year ago
haha woaw! its a nice song! yeaH! its really adictive even though the song is too old already^_^
ralph28diya 1 year ago
Right song married to the right artist=a lifetime's experience.
conradsdad 1 year ago
Always have loved this song, since 1952. My favorite of theirs without question, this song makes me smile, even when I'm upset. I was quite young, but old enough to appreciate their music along with all the other great harmonizing groups of the 50s. I wish this music would come back but.....I don't think so, at least not in my lifetime. But with videos like this, we have the memories that will never die.
JbrickM100A 1 year ago
One of my all-time favorites and groups. I had this on a 45 record when I was a kid.
eccolibri60 1 year ago
This brings back great memories . . . my brother and I learned to harmonize listening to the Mills Brothers when we were little kids.
SamiSpade 1 year ago
I couldn't agree more, myself, and I'm 16.
Gastlis 1 year ago 5
All music should be made like this, with a beat. Great music
Laughinggas6122 1 year ago 5
Sadly music today is barely deserving of the name....no one can touch the harmonies of the Mills bros
jimmbo13 1 year ago
can we say CHOOOOOOOON??????????
MrAldsf 1 year ago
those cats were so cool the lyrics are very interesting
SHOJMPR42 1 year ago 2
Those were the days!! adjam5-I agree!
thkn1 2 years ago
this song sounds a lot better preformed by these guys than by lucy and her saxophone on I love Lucy.
theclawt 2 years ago
i love Swing Music
apolkadancer 2 years ago 3
I wish music was made like this today. These guys are way before my time(I'm 45) and their music is timeless.
Thank you for posting this vid.
adjam5 2 years ago 7
i couldnt agree more..and im 22
nickwalco 2 years ago 3
This song is addictive...
m9mdc 2 years ago 49
@m9mdc stuck in my head for days on end...not a bad song to get stuck though ;)
beefire05 1 year ago
Mills brothers are really wonderful.....having a great time singing!
nicomateo23 2 years ago 4
These guys are having FUN!
WoundedEgo 2 years ago 59
Everyone is always very surprised when they find out that my favorite thing to listen to is the Mills Brothers. But i love them, and "when he's gone" is my favorite song from them, but this one was rather enjoyable as well. Keep them alive guys!
~Baby
xtinnybabyx 2 years ago 5
Thank You very much for nice comments.
SyberkaPL 2 years ago 15
I disagree with the "dull and grey" comment. This was, very EARLY television. In person, they would have appeared very 'stylish'. I especially like Harry's "half-rim" glasses (the latest thing). Black groups such as the Mills Bros. reallized they were representing more than just themselves, so they always looked their Very Very Best. Incidentally, the key change from D-Flat to D is alot of fun also.
Bill25cycle 2 years ago 6
This was cleared up earlier, but MAZDA is the incandescent bulb brand, like KLEENEX facial tissue. or Band-Aid. Mazda in the early 20th century basically meant 'light bulb'. Or so wanted the General Electric Co. for everyone to believe. If you listen carefully, the Mills Bros are pronouncing that word precisely correctly. The fun part of this song is they start out in 4 part harmony, at least it sounds like it. hard to do LIVE.
Bill25cycle 2 years ago 2
I would have never heard the Mills Brothers if it weren't for the records my grandparents left behind for me. I am 25 and whenever I am in a gloomy mood I just set the needle to this one and I start smiling. Music has that effect on me. I just love the Harmony of the Mills Brothers and the crackle of an old record. "Rock On"
wjwood2002 2 years ago 6
This was my first favorite song..I was maybe 4 at the time. I remember seeing them on TV lookin' just like this.
roanoke703 2 years ago 4
pure class
diabhal 2 years ago 6
Saw them live in Vegas in the 1970's and they were great!
Eintragfaden 2 years ago 4
fantastic! I knew this from an album my dad had when I was a kid -- I must have heard it a thousand times, but I've never seen them do it. they are just so fantastically cool - thanks for posting!
Bossalero 2 years ago 2
such classy men.
fiabia23 2 years ago 9
Mazda was a trademarked name used by General Electric and others for incandescent light bulbs from 1909 through 1945; Mazda brand light bulbs were made for decades after 1945 outside the USA. So a vest pocket mazda is basically a torch.
02cohenj 2 years ago 3
Thank you so very much for giving this explanation. Unless you lived in that time period or knew someone who did and mentored you. You hadn't a clue what they were talking about. This was a time period where it was also so chick, hip, and cool to smoke. Break out your Chesterfield, Fatimas.... Thank you Joe Friday....Thank you for the explanation! I'm 44 y/o and those lyrics have been puzzling me for ever.
flojogrande 2 years ago
LOVE the Mills Brothers!
DishyEnglishmanLuvr 2 years ago
THANK YOU, YOUTUBE!!! So many gems that could be lost on future generations. I'm seeing and hearing stuff here I never would have had the chance to see. Even if you were around then, if you didn't happen to be watching Nat King Cole's show or whatever you'd have missed this...so GREAT to have this resource for older film, tv, music. :D
rlgee 2 years ago 4
I SOOOO agree!......I'm addicted to youtube......and I can't get enough of the Mills Brothers.....please keep 'em coming because I don't have any of my own to post.......I watch them over and over.......I wonder how many others there are just like me......lost in a time warp?
denise25denise 2 years ago 5
my late dad used to like this. Happy memories.Love it. Babs.
daveyray1 2 years ago
Watching this clip is worth what I paid for my computer!
TheMikester307 2 years ago 7
Ahw man I know what you mean.
BrandNewSinTV 2 years ago
fabulous!
JohnnyHorton 2 years ago
Could music be any better than this?
LanceGrande 2 years ago
Damn, I wish i could sing like that
Lafo247 2 years ago
electric! just electric!
diddymuck 2 years ago
Great Johnny Mercer lyrics........"into yon woods primeval" "tailight neon".
The Mills Brothers guys really make his words........glow.
hdfatboy2k 2 years ago
I thought these lyrics were translated from German.
AllBobsAllTheTime 2 years ago
Allbob,
You are correct that the song is originally from Germany.
I don't know the German lyrics so I can't say if the words are a direct translation, but I would doubt it for two reasons.
1) A direct translation wouldn't rhyme and fit the meter so perfectly.
2) Johnny Mercer was a first class lyricist. He may have liked the original premise and just took it from there.
So, like "Mack the Knife" the original is German, the English version is uniquely the work of a American lyricist
hdfatboy2k 2 years ago
Yeah - the chorus is pretty much a direct translation and Mercer filled in the verses.
AllBobsAllTheTime 2 years ago
i love how these guys look like bank managers. a bit grey and dull. imagine a 'boy band' being allowed to lok like this these days....
morganuk 2 years ago
Right? They're dressed so sharp and they look nice. Compared to how bands dress to day it's...drastic, I guess is the word.
kickflipkb 2 years ago 3
They could sure sing. Thanks for this.
ravioneu 2 years ago
Excellent!!
babeofelvis 2 years ago
Just PURE G E N I U S and so much damn fun!!!! Great great post...many many THANKS!!!!!
Wayne in Texas.
LaVerne37 2 years ago
These guys were fantastic. What great harmonizers and just plain wonderful singers. 5 stars*****.
goldenoldiesPete 2 years ago
Thanks for setting this clip on youtupe.
Great song, great band..
And after 57 years still a beauty to hear..
evilhobglob 2 years ago 2
I know why my dad thought these guys were the BEST!!!!
Clarkthewolf 2 years ago 2
I hope these guys will continue to be heard by future generations and inspire young musicians to work hard at their craft and not leave it all up to "modern technology"!
ajpp9 2 years ago 2
Awesome ^^
LeftForBlues 2 years ago 2
Got to see them live 1974 at Disney World - still flawless then when I was seventeen. Love them still ! ! ! !
chkjns 2 years ago 4
I've got a few of their albums and think they are the tops. This tune, "Paper Doll" and others are just fantastic.
rlwalker2 2 years ago 3
Well done. They sing with an articulation you just don't hear anymore. Nice to hear some happy music.
GoldRushDutch 2 years ago 3
I never would see myself listening to the oldies, I would listen to alternative/punk music, but boy..
I've been listening to this all day, I absolutely love it!
AppleSummit 2 years ago 8
Glad I'm not the only one. ; )
GoldRushDutch 2 years ago 3
my mom used to sing it to me when i was a baby
mefisch 2 years ago
The Mills Bros. made it look smooth and effortless, but I wonder how many people know how hard it really is to sing like this? "Glow Worm"'s lyrics are a real tongue twister, too.
LWOPP 2 years ago 6
Great song not heard in ages.
ghostgal30e 2 years ago
I like this rendition so much that I put it on a tape to play in my car. Their harmony is the best.
Doris
Spen1030 2 years ago 2
No doubt that they are, at the least, one of the greatest harmonizing groups of all time and THE greatest, at the most. Thanks for sharing, Max.
oldcountrytunes 2 years ago
The MAGICAL, tight harmonic convergence is exeplified here in this very showcase,filled with flawless vocals and on the mark musical timing.
Many thanks for sharing this rarity with us.
Peace,
Max
stewballmax2 2 years ago 2
Harry Mills.
StoneWallD 2 years ago
I first heard about this song in an I Love Lucy episode. Man, the Mills Brothers are amazing!
sundragonra412 2 years ago
I used to make my mother play this tape in the car an obscene amount in the car.. That and 'The Andrew Sisters' Christmas carol tape in, like, June. I must get this onto my Zune!!
AcidicEyeliner 3 years ago 2
Whoops, 'The Andrews Sisters' :)
AcidicEyeliner 3 years ago 2
We forgive you!
SaveTheGrizzly 3 years ago 3
Mills Brothers, greatest vocal group of ALL TIME
scuzeme 3 years ago 8
without question, the greatest harmonizers of all time. No one could deliver a song like the fabulous Mills Brothers.
bzabra 3 years ago 3
Love this song. The Mills brothers were before my time, but I've always thought that they were very very talented. Thanks for posting!
Osmondheaven 3 years ago 3
before my time too (i'm 24) but this song always makes me smile - they sound great!
you are equipped with tail light neon....hehe
betaBoomer 3 years ago
GREAT !!!!!
whitefalcon64 3 years ago 4
love this song its one of my ring tones
--
Sent from my Helio Ocean
ericdajerk 3 years ago
GOOD
bishop23d 3 years ago
I cant believe kids my age think this is crap
THIS IS AWESOME!
Swing baby SWAAAAAAAAANG!
crazycuntryboy2 3 years ago 23
Dude I am like 15 and I hate how ppl my age think this is shit.. now some people may call me shit but most of todays music is pure and utter over hyped shit that under-worked and over paid assholes make... ohh and to caler something up RAP IS FUCKING CURSING AND RHYMING
Commissar1032 3 years ago 2
AMEN TO THAT
crazycuntryboy2 3 years ago 2
I dont think they think that. Why would they?
Ziggy1614 3 years ago
Love it... what a cool sound.
catchersmitt0 3 years ago
This is music on the highest level.
Animas3D 3 years ago
it's called a modulation
Mills Bros kill me!
UncleCaptainMidnight 3 years ago
For anyone who's interested, I worked with my friend Brian Reingold and found that they start out in 'D Flat' and switch at "turn the key on" to "D Natural". (for those of us trying to learn the song)
Bill25cycle 3 years ago
OOPS SORRY I meant to press the 'thumbs up' and to my horror I hit the 'thumbs down'! I was very interested to hear about the chord change, now I will listen again and try to catch it! SOrry about the thumb!!
originalsims 3 years ago 2
what a great bunch of guys!
Bill25cycle 3 years ago 2
It's been a long time since I listened to this...I also watched what my parents did every Saturday night...what memories...and my kids are calling this..crap....
taylorswift1250 3 years ago
It is definately not crap, it is better than some of the rap crap that is made now- a - days.
gerryfan2 3 years ago 2
'Some'??? There is aboslutely no rap music, that was, is, or ever will be as good as the Mills Brothers.
ertznay 2 years ago
A classic lives on...where the hell are these guys today????!?!?!?!?!
american2339 3 years ago
THEY HAVE ALL GONE ON!
millsbrothers 3 years ago
Only Donald's son sing.
SyberkaPL 3 years ago
class and talent - big time
nybigi 3 years ago
I wish my generation acctually had some decent music really music has allways been good until now
joemcooolpants82 3 years ago
Hi Joe, I think MILLS BROS got their start during a Musicians strike, and they just sang 4-part harmony, thereby not violating the strike. This is the only version I've seen on You Tube, but I think there were even more musical ones than this.... It will be interesting to see if anyone has them and puts them up.
Bill25cycle 3 years ago 2
I love it
pazaj0 3 years ago 2
I could sing this song all day long!!
QueenBotu 3 years ago 4
I'm still glowing after listening to the wonderful Mills Brothers. Very grateful to my parents and our one TV. We watched what they watched and that's when my love for the Mills Brothers came to be. I love Jerry Lee Lewis music, but Glow Worm set my feet to stomping. Thanks for posting, SyberkaPL and thank you, Moxee33, for the words. It's so much fun to sing along.
barbiefinn 3 years ago 3
That's neato! Thanks for sharing! :)
karamojong 3 years ago
I love it! I only wish Nat had joined in.
comemr8 3 years ago 3
Beautiful! x
HeartbreakHotel56 3 years ago
moxee33 4 years ago 7