I've Got No Strings - The Andrews Sisters & the Glenn Miller Orchestra

[beyoncetyratina]

@TitanicBritannic1

XD I think that when I posted that comment up I was really hooked on that song. Well... just beat me daddy eight to the bar! XD Great talking to you!

[beyoncetyratina]

@TitanicBritannic1

Your welcome :)

[BabyDillGerkin]

FANTASTIC

[LovedbyKenubus]

OH MY CHEESCAKE I love them,,I have been looking for this version of the andrews sisters with the glenn miller orchestra singing begin the beguine....do you think you can post it by itself....please....=)...♥

[beyoncetyratina]

@LovedbyKenubus

I would love to. But you'll have to wait a bit longer. I'll try and post it tomorrow :)

[LovedbyKenubus]

@beyoncetyratina

thanks...

[1nightstorm]

This is fast becoming my fav Andrews Sisters tune and I can't thank you enough for introducing me to it. I'm sure those solid older fans of the Sisters or Glenn Miller as well as younger people just learning about these awesome artists and their impact on music and the world will be pleased. For the Andrews Sisters, this collaboration came about roughly a year before Don Raye's "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy". The loss of Glenn Miller cannot be adequately expressed in words, it's so tragic.

[beyoncetyratina]

@1nightstorm

No problem. I like to share music that I enjoy. Newcomers to artists like the Andrews Sisters would be pleased, unless they are interested by the artist that they are listening to. My friend actually said that the Andrews Sisters are awesome, just today (coincidentally)! That's very interesting informationfrom the album and about "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy", I'll put it in the description. Thanks! I was very shocked to hear that Glenn died at such a young age. It saddened me.

[1nightstorm]

Here' s some info on "I've Got No Strings" & the Chesterfield album I found online:

-The Chesterfield Broadcasts, Vol. 1 -The Andrews Sisters

-Recording Date: Dec 1939 - Mar 1940

-Label: RCA

1939 was Glenn Miller's breakthrough year, and at the end of it he earned his own network radio show, broadcast on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights at 10 p.m. over CBS. The Andrews Sisters stayed with the show only for the first 13 weeks.

[1nightstorm]

The sound quality here is outstanding and makes it hard to believe it's a radio broadcast from almost 70 years ago! Thank you for sharing this treasure.

[beyoncetyratina]

@1nightstorm

There will be more to come, so hold tight! 

[MaxCruise73]

Great music. just wondering if you have the Chesterfields Broadcast of the Andrews Sisters and the Glenn Miller Orchestra performing WELL ALL RIGHT (TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT)? Heard this song on XM Radio. Great, great music and vocals. The Andrew Sisters have really amazing voices. Many Thanks for posting these two songs from the Chesterfield Broadcasts.

[beyoncetyratina]

@MaxCruise73

I'm very dissapointed and sad to say this, but no I don't. I have the recording of "Well All Right" though. If you'd like, I could post that up, though it's not from the Chesterfields' Broadcasts.