oops,I was reading the post about the train so if I could board that I'd love to get off in the big band era.Of course it would have to be a time traveling A Train.
I always think it's interesting to know that big bands like Harry James', and Glenn Miller's as well as some others, had string sections that weren't limited to a guitar and a cello. These guys had violins, and they used to great effect while still maintaining that swaying feeling these guys were famous for. Here, they kick in around :39.
This was the theme of my senior prom. Man does it bring back memories and tears. All our great band leaders and artists are gone. What a great era for us.
@pendragonshaw Love the music, and period, but I think you are over romancing it a bit. There was a war on and rationing, there was no health service or the advances in medicine and technology we take for granted today. No! A great place to visit but I wouldn't want to live there.
In what years was this song recorded and released by Harry James & His Orchestra with Helen Forrest as vocal?
maldelus 3 weeks ago
oops,I was reading the post about the train so if I could board that I'd love to get off in the big band era.Of course it would have to be a time traveling A Train.
73380401 2 months ago
I always think it's interesting to know that big bands like Harry James', and Glenn Miller's as well as some others, had string sections that weren't limited to a guitar and a cello. These guys had violins, and they used to great effect while still maintaining that swaying feeling these guys were famous for. Here, they kick in around :39.
Mcoov 6 months ago
@Mcoov I personally loves strings. They're so beautiful and can be used in a variety of ways. :)
SamTheToyRobot 6 months ago
Hope you all have been enjoying the music. I'll try and upload more soon. Thanks for stopping on by!
SamTheToyRobot 11 months ago
11,000 people made it to apple blossom time. 23 of them changed their names.
Mcoov 11 months ago
the best version ever!!!!!
hamstery32 1 year ago
This was the theme of my senior prom. Man does it bring back memories and tears. All our great band leaders and artists are gone. What a great era for us.
SigP229R 1 year ago
Thanks for posting!
twhootis 1 year ago
I agree, tell me where to catch the "A" train!
knitinggal 2 years ago
Do you mean the chattanooga choo choo!!
antandshar 2 years ago
I would like to catch that train too if it will take me back to this wonderful time.
knitinggal 1 year ago
WE SHOULD INCORPORATE A "COUNTRY" WHERE ONLY MUSIC AND CUSTOMS FROM THE 40's EXIST, PERIOD. I'M QUITE SURE WE COULD FILL IT UP.
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THAT SUGGESTION???. B.
pendragonshaw 2 years ago 13
@pendragonshaw Love the music, and period, but I think you are over romancing it a bit. There was a war on and rationing, there was no health service or the advances in medicine and technology we take for granted today. No! A great place to visit but I wouldn't want to live there.
libertywhite57 1 year ago
@pendragonshaw
If only...and if this kind of music came through the speakers it would be first class all the way.Where do I board?
73380401 2 months ago
Love it, thanks for uploading.
BIGSLMAN 2 years ago 5
Helen Forrest was the best female big band singer of them all!
sheayankee 2 years ago 7
Yeah, she was great.
:)
SamTheToyRobot 2 years ago 3
You betcha! I especially like her on the Goodman version of 'Perfidia'.
ljliljohn 2 years ago
Helen sang so many great songs but my favorite is "I've Heard That Song Before"with Harry James.
sheayankee 2 years ago 4
Awesome!
NotOrdinaryInGames 2 years ago