@Waitwat11 Agreed. I know it's "merely fiction", but the parts about Julia being "a perfect conversion" (probably a blatant lie) and Julia laughing with O'Brien and Charrington in the corridor make me bawl.
Late in 1940, [Winston Churchill] told Colville 'he quite understood the exasperation which so many English people feel with the American attitude of criticism [of how the British fought the Axis] combined with ineffective assistance [USA's unfair trading terms and neutrality towards the Axis]; but we must be patient and we must conceal our irritation. (All this was punctuated with bursts of "Under the spreading Chestnut Tree".)'
Max Hastings: "Finest Years: Churchill as Warlord 1940-45"
what's 1984?
minimusmax 3 weeks ago
@minimusmax
Great novel by George Orwell, it's definetely worth reading. Theres also a movie adaption, but i recommend reading the book first.
IrRrIS1l3nt 2 weeks ago
I wonder if I rip this song straight from the record if youtube could still track it, without that digitally remastered nonsense embedded in it.
PSTroopers 1 month ago
lol nearly everybody's here 'cos of 1984...
starsafterlight 4 months ago
1984? I could not read that again. Yet it brought me here.
KairiMcEwin 4 months ago
@Waitwat11 Agreed. I know it's "merely fiction", but the parts about Julia being "a perfect conversion" (probably a blatant lie) and Julia laughing with O'Brien and Charrington in the corridor make me bawl.
Verozzani 6 months ago
does she sing the verse "i sold you and you sold me?"
Yyansquared 11 months ago
Late in 1940, [Winston Churchill] told Colville 'he quite understood the exasperation which so many English people feel with the American attitude of criticism [of how the British fought the Axis] combined with ineffective assistance [USA's unfair trading terms and neutrality towards the Axis]; but we must be patient and we must conceal our irritation. (All this was punctuated with bursts of "Under the spreading Chestnut Tree".)'
Max Hastings: "Finest Years: Churchill as Warlord 1940-45"
edrxedrx 1 year ago
And 1984 brought me here too...
Silktoff 1 year ago
i hate when im listening to this song in The Chesnut Tree and i start crying because i think of julia
stoyer6969 1 year ago 6
@stoyer6969 thats embarassing
agentsparx 1 year ago
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the Memphis Belle, and" I know why, and so do you" too and where do you leave "Danny boy"?
nicosta64 1 year ago
the Memphis Belle, and" I know why, and so do you" tooand where do you leave "Danny boy"?
nicosta64 1 year ago
yes ,the Memphis Belle,and Iknow why and ,and do you too,when they're already airborne
nicosta64 1 year ago
Funny, 1984 had me expecting something much more sinister :P
Trogdorwillrise 1 year ago 9
its 43's...
co's it played before the Memphis Belle bomber flight to their 25th MISSION IN GERMANY...
jameslalu1 1 year ago
This song, my friends, is not only glenn millers finest, but one of the finest records of its kind ever. RECOGNISE!!!
carlkamuti 2 years ago
under the spreading chestnut tree
i sold you and you sold me...
kzsoci 2 years ago 36
1984....
That's why I'm here in the first place, actually :)
numb3r2wo 1 year ago 31
@numb3r2wo me too!
tracelessbygone 1 year ago
@numb3r2wo yeah me too ;]
blackbloodemoeater 1 year ago
@kzsoci 1984 rules
musicmaniactc 1 year ago
@kzsoci hehehe
blackbloodemoeater 1 year ago
This song rocks!! America had Glen Miller......and we had to settle for Vera Lynn LOL
englishguy2005 2 years ago 4
this song makes me lol
MakotoShishio5 2 years ago