I love this song, what a sin along with so any talented people that die so young. This is dedicated to DAD and Mom, R.I.P. Dad, we all miss you. Thanks for teaching me the Jitterbug as I was the oldest and the one that just loved to dance. My other sister following my footsteps in that way, but the jitterbug was special to me!
On my wedding day my dad and I danced to this song for the Father and Daughter dance. Unfortunately, the marriage didn't last. However, I still have and will always have fond memories of my dad and I dancing to this beautiful song together.
I would just like to make y'all aware that a new publication is being issued which features thousands of comments from YouTube. It is entitled 'You Are A Tube!' compiled by Steven Fried PLC.
I love this one! My Mom and Dad introudced me to this and others from that era!
Dad I love you, I miss you so much! RIP. Mom is so sick with AZ. THANK YOU MOM AND DAD!!!!!! Dedicated to my dear Nicky!!! I love and miss you so, so much!!! RIP. 01/16/1959-05/07/2010.
At my grand parents house, my mom, my dad, uncle mar, aunt elenor...sunday dinner knock on the door the door opens and there are my uncles Jack and Forrest in their marine corps uniforms back from the pacific.....oh my oh my
My father and mother loved the music of their era, and this was that music. I grew up listening to old albums of Glenn Miller, Arte Shaw, the Dorsey brothers, and Harry James. There was something shared between those musicians and their audience, an intimacy and ultimately, a World War.
@MagnoliaLoon ~ hey Magnolia..reading all these comments really made me cry...I'll be ok..lol. My mom is gone, my dad is still around, a korean war vet....I asked him why he didn't listen to his "records" anymore,meaning all this beautiful music...and he said "It reminds me of your mother..and I just can't" ....THATS how powerful memory making music is......I will listen for him :o)......SQ1
@Manic205 Omg me too! I have always loved the old Glen Miller/Frank Sinatra era type of songs rather than the Modern songs these days. It always never fails to bring a tear to my eye. It's emotional feel is unconditional. And I'm only 15 LOL ....
@jansoars1981 You give me hope that all is not lost for young folk.
You go out and talk your contemporaries into listening to real music and we old doddering musicians will be delighted to provide it, on both sides of the Atlantic.
Should feel the need to take some quality time. Just listen to Glenn Miller and the Band.
Your disappointments and heart aches might not vanish but they can be contained in the sentiment of the music. The capacity of the magic to dissolve your cares is ageless.We while still in life touch heaven with the most wonderful music.
My Father, Zeke Zarchy (Glenn's first trumpet and Master Sargeant), was the last person to speak to Major Glenn before he flew off for Paris. Up until we lost Dad at 93 years old, he still had vivid memories of the Big Band days and it's priceless style of music. But mainly of what a wonderful friend Glenn was.
Look up Zeke Zarchy on YT, see a great interview where Dad talks about Glenn, with background music from that era. You'll be in for a treat.
God bless the generation that fought the big one, and the music made you really feel and be proud to be an American. I wish I could have been there with my great uncles and grandparents that lived and fought through those tough years. You have to have taste to appreciate this sound. Thank God for all of you that lived those times and kept Americans from being speaking German. Toughest generation that will never be followed.
To think in 1944 i was about one mile away GLEN MILLER when he and the band preformed at Wycombe abbey for American 8th army airforce i listend AFN this band intrduced BIG BAND MUSIC and a life time of pleasure thanks Mr Miller
sorry ment my wife passed away 4 weeks ago people, this song is the epitomy of 2nd world war my dad and mom danced to this in 1941 before getting married. its in a time warp of its own aint it just
and I thought I couldn't love my wife anymore than I did ,listening to this beautiful tune makes love her even more , thanks, Now I wanna dance with her.
oh wow me and my pappy would cruise in his caddy and crank this tune way up, those were some of my best memories of my pappy god rest his immortal soul, i will see you again when my time comes pappy and mammy, I LOVE YOU BOTH SO MUCH
This is the song we danced to at the end of my High School Prom. All melted upon each others shoulders, and dreamed of the future. Many sweaters were wet with tears as we were first introduced to love, adult life and this awesome new wonder called television.
@DrHemlock94022 .. your posting is awesome... reminds me of my mother and dad, before they were married.... they were high school sweethearts and used to go to all the high school dances together... they were married right after he got back from the Korean War.
Have to agree with you about the genius of Glenn Miller but WWII was not senseless. Without it we probably would not be able to listen to this music today. Thank God for the sacrifices so many made to allow us the freedom to hear this music!!
@bci76179 Glenn was a real true hero, recent bio tells it was not the plane.....red white and blue--I get it now......and I have become a real Glenn Miller fan.
no.3 of my "secret" songs.i´m NOT religious.or shit like that.but maybe too much melancholic at this time!!! and i hope dad wherever you are,you know i miss you!!! so many happy times.if i listen to this,i see my parents dance to this....wish to meet them again only 15minutes...i would give my life for this 15minutes.if you like music,listen and understand.glenn miller an icon,genius,he was searching always for his own orchestra sound and wrote this for his wife....and died in the senseless WW2!
You can make good memories for others too. I'm trying to make them for my four grandsons now- by playing this music for them.
Want to make some people feel really good? Take some of these recordings- Miller, Shaw, Goodman, Lombardo, -lots of them- into a nursing home- ask permission to play these tunes in the common room.
You'll see lots of smiles on some dear old faces. They're remembering too.
@baghend you are right Bill, the old guys said listen again, I finally got it....I am classically trained and a punk rocker, all genres are good...I really like it now, the lead lines are very complex.....enjoyed the recent Glenn Miller bio, he was a real hero, the true story was not the plane, I really have respect and delight knowing the historic contrast of that era now......cheers. oh and keep dancing.
Thnaks for your reply- I admire (and am jealous of) your musical training and talent-
Slam dancing to Beethoven? I'd pay to see that!
Check out soome of the Artie Shaw recordings with Helen Forrest- Deep Purple, They Say, and many others. And listen to Goodmans Carnegie Hall (1938) rendition of Sing Sing Sing- with the Gene Krupa solo on drums- fantastic- you'll love it all.
@histre101 Nope I'm almost 29, my parents were born in 1953 and 1958 respectively. So Glenn Miller really belongs to my Grandparents. My grandpa was in a big band for years (trombone and trumpet). And my grandma would hum Glenn Miller melodies all time, particularly while doing housework. LOL
@MichieHoward now that is very cool....your grandparents showed you how it goes! And Mom and Dad showed you how to rock! Nice! Does my heart good to know....
@histre101 Yeah, listening to Glenn Miller makes their presence in my heart even more alive. Hopefully can pass it along to my sons. Had my youngest swinging to Louie Armstrong, my dad particulary happy, said it make my grandma cry to see her great grandson dancing to Louie.
@MichieHoward That is freaking awesome! I'm sure that it put a song in your grandma's heart to see someone of this generation bringing her back a great memory from a better time in music.
Glenn Miller ...indiscutivelmente o melhor de sua época...
Se acreditam em reencarnações, conto-lhes uma estória um tanto inusitada, mais parece-me que vivi nesta época e que o mundo parou quando deflagou-se a 2.Grande Guerra, e esta música fez muitos soldados entre outros FELIZES ao dançar esta melodia maravilhosa
I was born in 1946 and at my mother in laws funeral we had played In the Mood, we both loved Glenn Miller's music. And for my stepdaughters funeral we played Fields of Gold b y Sting, and there was not a dry eye in the chapel.
One of the worlds most beautiful melodies in memory of my dad Alex Johnstone, who died last Sunday. I heard him play this with Constellation Big Band so many times. I love you dad and will miss you forever. Thankyou for being such a wonderful father and giving me my love of music xxxxxx
Glad I finally looked this song up. I would watch The Golden Girls and just repeat the part with this song. They played this same song over n over again in several episodes of the show. :) Absolutely relaxing, shiver inducing music and REAL music. wonderful to slow dance to!
Growing up every Sunday mom would put on about 7 LP's on the turntable - Glenn Miller was always a choice. I'm a child of the 70's and I love Lynrd Skynrd to Led Zeppelin, but this music feeds the soul. My parents danced to Glenn Miller in New York in 1939 before the world almost died. My dad was gone for 5 years - very bittersweet music, this is.
@Santacruzlyn --I'm also with you. Grew up with it myself. As me & my family w/ bros. who also grew up w/ R&R in the 70's. Loved to hear how music was then. My Father's treasure was Glen Miller & Benny Goodman. Boy did he love to dance too. Every era has it's time. Classic & Timeless.
@Santacruzlyn --I'm also with you. Grew up with it myself. As me & my family w/ bros. who also grew up w/ R&R in the 70's. Loved to hear how music was then. My Father's treasure was Glen Miller & Benny Goodman. Boy did he love to dance too. Every era has it's time. Classic & Timeless.+
No words can describe the experience of this song, just thoughts. This song could break my will at any time, most beautiful thing I've ever heard. Glen Miller was the greatest band leader of the 1940s, this song alone can prove it. My friends wouldn't understand, but that doesn't matter. Tears, beautiful.
This used to be pop music, if that doesnt say something about the level effort that went into music back then I dont know what does, but aside form the music the 40s werent that great of a time and I'm glad that all of my friends enjoy (somewhat) equality and employment opportunities, not all things in the past were as great as we like to remember them, but the music was just bloody brilliant.
My school band is playing this and I am the clarinettist! I love this music and I am 16, so I just wanted you all to know that we do still enjoy this music!
I'm 42 years old and remember watching my grandparents dance to this great song. I'd give my left arm if today's younger crowd would listen and dance to great songs like this.
/watch?v=rQIkmLv3G8E
sorry guys, short extract I thought I'd do on guitar :)
InstrumentalSpeak 1 day ago
oh, Monty, my favorite song...
Iaokanan29 1 day ago
I love this song, what a sin along with so any talented people that die so young. This is dedicated to DAD and Mom, R.I.P. Dad, we all miss you. Thanks for teaching me the Jitterbug as I was the oldest and the one that just loved to dance. My other sister following my footsteps in that way, but the jitterbug was special to me!
Kkrnbrcht 2 days ago
Makes me think of a time with hope and then resulting in tragedy with Germany losing the war.
lolfaces37 4 days ago in playlist Favorite videos
On my wedding day my dad and I danced to this song for the Father and Daughter dance. Unfortunately, the marriage didn't last. However, I still have and will always have fond memories of my dad and I dancing to this beautiful song together.
healthcaregirl3 4 days ago 5
I would just like to make y'all aware that a new publication is being issued which features thousands of comments from YouTube. It is entitled 'You Are A Tube!' compiled by Steven Fried PLC.
garyw930 5 days ago
I love this one! My Mom and Dad introudced me to this and others from that era!
Dad I love you, I miss you so much! RIP. Mom is so sick with AZ. THANK YOU MOM AND DAD!!!!!! Dedicated to my dear Nicky!!! I love and miss you so, so much!!! RIP. 01/16/1959-05/07/2010.
Nickie0016 5 days ago 8
A beautiful song and it always gets me teared up.
LeslieCTS 5 days ago
At my grand parents house, my mom, my dad, uncle mar, aunt elenor...sunday dinner knock on the door the door opens and there are my uncles Jack and Forrest in their marine corps uniforms back from the pacific.....oh my oh my
fluidpwr56 6 days ago 4
JAFFA CAKE JAAAAAAAAAAAM
ChainsawPolice 1 week ago
69 people have no taste in music
SheWhoDances146 1 week ago
wish i lived when people went to dances for a good time! :(
mrsplum100 1 week ago
Love it! It will allways mind me of my grandparents. ( sorry if it´s correct in english)
Millepigen83 1 week ago 3
My father and mother loved the music of their era, and this was that music. I grew up listening to old albums of Glenn Miller, Arte Shaw, the Dorsey brothers, and Harry James. There was something shared between those musicians and their audience, an intimacy and ultimately, a World War.
MagnoliaLoon 2 weeks ago
@MagnoliaLoon ~ hey Magnolia..reading all these comments really made me cry...I'll be ok..lol. My mom is gone, my dad is still around, a korean war vet....I asked him why he didn't listen to his "records" anymore,meaning all this beautiful music...and he said "It reminds me of your mother..and I just can't" ....THATS how powerful memory making music is......I will listen for him :o)......SQ1
MissSusieQue1 1 week ago 2
reminds me of my late mother
kae4466 2 weeks ago
I was born in the wrong era! Damn it!
Manic205 2 weeks ago 5
@Manic205 Omg me too! I have always loved the old Glen Miller/Frank Sinatra era type of songs rather than the Modern songs these days. It always never fails to bring a tear to my eye. It's emotional feel is unconditional. And I'm only 15 LOL ....
RubyAngel3000 2 weeks ago
@Manic205 good one- totaly agree wiv u!
mrsplum100 1 week ago
Yeah, simply awesome. Mom and Dad had GREAT music :)
jansoars1981 2 weeks ago
@jansoars1981 You give me hope that all is not lost for young folk.
You go out and talk your contemporaries into listening to real music and we old doddering musicians will be delighted to provide it, on both sides of the Atlantic.
Must warn you that you got your work cut out!!
best wishes...sax player.
g3nby 1 week ago
señora bouvier no prefiere ser la señora de abram simpson?
estupro666 2 weeks ago
awesome
dianaleksandrova 2 weeks ago
I intend to fashion much of what my orchestra does in the years to come to what this man accomplished.. Bob McGreevy " songs For Tropical Fish"
songsforfish 2 weeks ago
Found this through Doctor Who, like several others. "You'll find your feet at the end of your legs...."
claire8sterling 2 weeks ago 3
You can still feel the love. We were so lucky to have had beautiful music.
isabellalaing 2 weeks ago 2
awesome!
PestControl02 3 weeks ago
My wife and I danced to this at our wedding reception............in 1978!!! Timeless...
spaar503 3 weeks ago 2
Sorry all that i missed an A out in Gaga but its what do when i see her ?
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Billyg215 3 weeks ago
LADY ?? GAG eat you heart out this IS music
Billyg215 3 weeks ago 3
@Billyg215 this is wonderful music not like the garbage of today
zisi48 2 weeks ago
This song is just so beautiful, I love to play it in jazz band so much!
musiclover7996 3 weeks ago
Nezaboravna melodija,nekad kod nas bila na cuvenoj radio 100-tki...
76trojanac 3 weeks ago
I wish I could play this on my trumpet.
KongregateAddicted 3 weeks ago
The Aviator Brought me Here ,
atomicbomb3701 3 weeks ago
I feel like dancing on top of an invisible spaceship in front of the Big Ben.
tiyow 3 weeks ago 38
@tiyow With a bisexual Captain by any chance?
thuddedme 3 weeks ago
@thuddedme A handsome Captain. Full homo.
tiyow 3 weeks ago 2
@tiyow Ha! Captain Jack Harkness calling to all Dalek boys and girls!
TheDoctorwho747 3 weeks ago 13
@tiyow dr who nerd :)
i was once
steelie2010 1 week ago
@tiyow OK. We're standing in mid-air on a space-ship during a German air-raid. Do you really think now's a good time to be coming on to me?
MissionExterminate 6 days ago
@tiyow Thumbs up X 100 for the DW Captain Jack reference!
Ameliemichelle 56 minutes ago
My mom and dad used to dance to this all the time...It was "their song" I can remember them dancing to this when I was a little girl :)
magpieeye 3 weeks ago in playlist More videos from Bluebirduk 3
This makes me go all fuzzy round the edges. love it.
sythead 3 weeks ago
What a wonderful way to start the new year, listening to this great song.
Exaltatus 3 weeks ago
Ohhh my soul
UPLOAD84000 3 weeks ago
Should feel the need to take some quality time. Just listen to Glenn Miller and the Band.
Your disappointments and heart aches might not vanish but they can be contained in the sentiment of the music. The capacity of the magic to dissolve your cares is ageless.We while still in life touch heaven with the most wonderful music.
Glenn you are truly inspired - Thank You
BigBillie01 3 weeks ago
Also, thank you, Russell, for using this song for the middle of "The Empty Child" and the beginning of the end of "The Doctor Dances".
TennantJunkie1993 3 weeks ago 2
My Father, Zeke Zarchy (Glenn's first trumpet and Master Sargeant), was the last person to speak to Major Glenn before he flew off for Paris. Up until we lost Dad at 93 years old, he still had vivid memories of the Big Band days and it's priceless style of music. But mainly of what a wonderful friend Glenn was.
Look up Zeke Zarchy on YT, see a great interview where Dad talks about Glenn, with background music from that era. You'll be in for a treat.
Keep on Swingin' and Happy New Year All!
chettmansberger 4 weeks ago
BRILLIANT
Billyg215 4 weeks ago
I just love this song.... When or if I get married I am so going have Glenn Miller music.....
MsLMD123 4 weeks ago
I love Glenn Miller
グレン・ミラー大好き
gyooooza 1 month ago
I think i broke the replay button. Too much replays
krakatoa09 1 month ago 3
I am glad I didn't live before this song was written.
TCfoxs 1 month ago
awesome song!!!!!! beast clarinet solo
outie514 1 month ago
God bless the generation that fought the big one, and the music made you really feel and be proud to be an American. I wish I could have been there with my great uncles and grandparents that lived and fought through those tough years. You have to have taste to appreciate this sound. Thank God for all of you that lived those times and kept Americans from being speaking German. Toughest generation that will never be followed.
bfmv20boii 1 month ago 2
To think in 1944 i was about one mile away GLEN MILLER when he and the band preformed at Wycombe abbey for American 8th army airforce i listend AFN this band intrduced BIG BAND MUSIC and a life time of pleasure thanks Mr Miller
daveyboy731 1 month ago
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lollypop123452 1 month ago
I listen to this every night to sleep
It's such a shame that girls my age only listen to crapy cookie cutter pop music, this is real
REAL music that touches lives
That moves your emotions,
Music that has made an impact....
vpink28 1 month ago 3
@vpink28
You are special
fluidpwr56 6 days ago
L/D=100.5/1
ff2paladin 1 month ago
Everytime I heard this, I can see Lionel Tinplate trains run around my head
trainchugger53 1 month ago
i still have the bloodlust , christmas double homicide suicide anyone?
THEFLESHMANN1 1 month ago
First time i listened this song was in the Aviator and i love
atapiarojasadrian 1 month ago
lol at the top comment
redshark618 1 month ago
Maravilhosa.
ramalho123 1 month ago
why does this remind me of titanic? o.0
Thepiehaslanded 1 month ago
@Thepiehaslanded Not sure, because Titanic took place well before this
ff2paladin 1 month ago
BIG
luke8520 1 month ago
69 people listen to Justin Beiber
DoctorMCNoodle 1 month ago 2
How many times Woody Allen used that tune in his movies?
.a
arman10101 1 month ago
Perfect.
nicotrancetv 1 month ago
To those that fought the great war proud of you all and feel at times I was there tooo.
jamesc831 1 month ago
One of the best songs of all time beautifull!!!
Vidflm 1 month ago 2
sorry ment my wife passed away 4 weeks ago people, this song is the epitomy of 2nd world war my dad and mom danced to this in 1941 before getting married. its in a time warp of its own aint it just
delmec 1 month ago 3
my passed away 4 weeks ago allthough we were born in 50s this was our favorite 40 s song its romance in a song full stop
delmec 1 month ago
My dad passed away in August 2011 and this was his favorite song.
flog1223 1 month ago in playlist Liked videos
Outstanding!
RustyMarxStyle 1 month ago
Tenho muito orgulho de ter vivido nos anos 60. Só dava esse tipo de beleza melódica. Era nas matinês dos cinemas, nos eventos, enfim, só paixão...
zerobertoballestra 1 month ago in playlist Glenn Miller
I want to dance to this with someone, just because of Doctor Who.
bulletproofnigel 1 month ago 2
and I thought I couldn't love my wife anymore than I did ,listening to this beautiful tune makes love her even more , thanks, Now I wanna dance with her.
CentinelThe 1 month ago
This song was my first dance with my husband.
raquelcohanim 1 month ago
Glenn Miller is my favorite artist/composer of all-time!
NForcerSA 1 month ago
Classic!
buffalosoldier19 1 month ago
It`s a greatest music!!
suika1195 1 month ago
The Aviator Brought Me Here
MortalKombat4290 1 month ago 2
oh wow me and my pappy would cruise in his caddy and crank this tune way up, those were some of my best memories of my pappy god rest his immortal soul, i will see you again when my time comes pappy and mammy, I LOVE YOU BOTH SO MUCH
topcatroar61oliosc 1 month ago
This is the song we danced to at the end of my High School Prom. All melted upon each others shoulders, and dreamed of the future. Many sweaters were wet with tears as we were first introduced to love, adult life and this awesome new wonder called television.
DrHemlock94022 1 month ago 71
@DrHemlock94022 man, I can fell it :)
pesbondi 1 month ago
@pesbondi *feel
pesbondi 1 month ago
@DrHemlock94022 .. your posting is awesome... reminds me of my mother and dad, before they were married.... they were high school sweethearts and used to go to all the high school dances together... they were married right after he got back from the Korean War.
kerryincolumbus 4 weeks ago
how good was dancing together here in Brazil, me with my wife in the 60's till now.
wilsonjorge50 1 month ago
A Bizarre Collection Of Puzzles by The Enigma
garyw930 1 month ago
Have to agree with you about the genius of Glenn Miller but WWII was not senseless. Without it we probably would not be able to listen to this music today. Thank God for the sacrifices so many made to allow us the freedom to hear this music!!
bci76179 1 month ago
@bci76179 Glenn was a real true hero, recent bio tells it was not the plane.....red white and blue--I get it now......and I have become a real Glenn Miller fan.
thepixieful 1 month ago
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Oh it gives away my age!
asas2jh 1 month ago
no.3 of my "secret" songs.i´m NOT religious.or shit like that.but maybe too much melancholic at this time!!! and i hope dad wherever you are,you know i miss you!!! so many happy times.if i listen to this,i see my parents dance to this....wish to meet them again only 15minutes...i would give my life for this 15minutes.if you like music,listen and understand.glenn miller an icon,genius,he was searching always for his own orchestra sound and wrote this for his wife....and died in the senseless WW2!
TheSuendenfall 1 month ago
@TheSuendenfall Take care of yourself.
You can make good memories for others too. I'm trying to make them for my four grandsons now- by playing this music for them.
Want to make some people feel really good? Take some of these recordings- Miller, Shaw, Goodman, Lombardo, -lots of them- into a nursing home- ask permission to play these tunes in the common room.
You'll see lots of smiles on some dear old faces. They're remembering too.
-Bill in Canada
baghend 1 month ago in playlist big bands 40's
@baghend you are right Bill, the old guys said listen again, I finally got it....I am classically trained and a punk rocker, all genres are good...I really like it now, the lead lines are very complex.....enjoyed the recent Glenn Miller bio, he was a real hero, the true story was not the plane, I really have respect and delight knowing the historic contrast of that era now......cheers. oh and keep dancing.
thepixieful 1 month ago
Thnaks for your reply- I admire (and am jealous of) your musical training and talent-
Slam dancing to Beethoven? I'd pay to see that!
Check out soome of the Artie Shaw recordings with Helen Forrest- Deep Purple, They Say, and many others. And listen to Goodmans Carnegie Hall (1938) rendition of Sing Sing Sing- with the Gene Krupa solo on drums- fantastic- you'll love it all.
I'll keep dancing if you keep listening.
-Bill in Canada
baghend 1 month ago
just heard this on Doctor Who, its beautiful
cpthooker 1 month ago 5
go on 240p for the true essence of this music
booobiieeees 1 month ago
Playing this for clarinet choir :) go contrabass clarinet!
ryguylovesbass 1 month ago
Great great music. Thanks for this. Such a treat to hear real music.
2468Bubbly 1 month ago in playlist Liked videos
Thumbs up if memories of your grandparents brought you here.
MichieHoward 2 months ago 2
@MichieHoward how about mom and dad??
histre101 1 month ago
@histre101 Nope I'm almost 29, my parents were born in 1953 and 1958 respectively. So Glenn Miller really belongs to my Grandparents. My grandpa was in a big band for years (trombone and trumpet). And my grandma would hum Glenn Miller melodies all time, particularly while doing housework. LOL
MichieHoward 1 month ago
@MichieHoward now that is very cool....your grandparents showed you how it goes! And Mom and Dad showed you how to rock! Nice! Does my heart good to know....
histre101 1 month ago
@histre101 Yeah, listening to Glenn Miller makes their presence in my heart even more alive. Hopefully can pass it along to my sons. Had my youngest swinging to Louie Armstrong, my dad particulary happy, said it make my grandma cry to see her great grandson dancing to Louie.
MichieHoward 1 month ago
@MichieHoward That is freaking awesome! I'm sure that it put a song in your grandma's heart to see someone of this generation bringing her back a great memory from a better time in music.
NForcerSA 1 month ago
How could 68 people dislike this??
Its the most romantic, beatiful song ever and i never tire of it. i could listen to it all day.
whimsicalVanilla 2 months ago
LOST, season 1. When Sayid fixes the radio it picks up this song :D
adamhully 2 months ago 2
Glenn Miller ...indiscutivelmente o melhor de sua época...
Se acreditam em reencarnações, conto-lhes uma estória um tanto inusitada, mais parece-me que vivi nesta época e que o mundo parou quando deflagou-se a 2.Grande Guerra, e esta música fez muitos soldados entre outros FELIZES ao dançar esta melodia maravilhosa
young9075 2 months ago
the best love song ever
glenscott1 2 months ago
I was born in 1946 and at my mother in laws funeral we had played In the Mood, we both loved Glenn Miller's music. And for my stepdaughters funeral we played Fields of Gold b y Sting, and there was not a dry eye in the chapel.
maccorinlinda 2 months ago
thumbs up if Captain Jack Harkness brought you here :)
trekkiekid3000 2 months ago 5
@trekkiekid3000 Agreed!
RamzanCasanova 2 months ago
i live 2 minutes from the airfield where he did his last gig and where he took his last flight from
weedgrip 2 months ago
Timeless music during a different America, but the best.
dmhtuber 2 months ago
niezapomniany artysta ! wielka klasa .
terrok1952 2 months ago
One of the worlds most beautiful melodies in memory of my dad Alex Johnstone, who died last Sunday. I heard him play this with Constellation Big Band so many times. I love you dad and will miss you forever. Thankyou for being such a wonderful father and giving me my love of music xxxxxx
TheMistyMinx 2 months ago
67 people have no class.
McPhaill 2 months ago 2
This is Moonlight Serenade down memory lane.
franklindavid 2 months ago
BEAUTIFUL!!! How can anyone dislike this? Sooo relaxing & romantic.
GAtomicDaw 2 months ago
This song makes me wanna live in the 40's....
ixbeavisxi 2 months ago 3
Thank you
shannoncash1972 2 months ago
Eternal music.
muzyka753 2 months ago
Thank you I played the trombone in grade and high school Good music and I loved the big Band songs,
JEMCO2008 2 months ago
67 people prefer '' The sunrise serenade''...
StephanePleyel 2 months ago
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Glad I finally looked this song up. I would watch The Golden Girls and just repeat the part with this song. They played this same song over n over again in several episodes of the show. :) Absolutely relaxing, shiver inducing music and REAL music. wonderful to slow dance to!
guesswho2390 2 months ago
The Good, The Bad, and The weird brought me here!
pbarrillea 2 months ago
Glenn Miller for ever.
Moschovitis 2 months ago
Alot of you were conceived thanks to this song.
yamba01 2 months ago 3
glenn miller at his best .one can touch this song.
oralonoral 2 months ago
Goose bumps all over.
LEOPARDTWO 2 months ago
We just played this in my jazz band tonight.
Sight reading is such a thrill.
<3 Trumpet and Glen Miller :)
Chowkin9 2 months ago
One word- Timeless
BritishSoulBoy60 2 months ago 2
Growing up every Sunday mom would put on about 7 LP's on the turntable - Glenn Miller was always a choice. I'm a child of the 70's and I love Lynrd Skynrd to Led Zeppelin, but this music feeds the soul. My parents danced to Glenn Miller in New York in 1939 before the world almost died. My dad was gone for 5 years - very bittersweet music, this is.
Santacruzlyn 2 months ago 4
@Santacruzlyn --I'm also with you. Grew up with it myself. As me & my family w/ bros. who also grew up w/ R&R in the 70's. Loved to hear how music was then. My Father's treasure was Glen Miller & Benny Goodman. Boy did he love to dance too. Every era has it's time. Classic & Timeless.
OROSEY 2 months ago
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@Santacruzlyn --I'm also with you. Grew up with it myself. As me & my family w/ bros. who also grew up w/ R&R in the 70's. Loved to hear how music was then. My Father's treasure was Glen Miller & Benny Goodman. Boy did he love to dance too. Every era has it's time. Classic & Timeless.+
OROSEY 2 months ago
Classic track and featured in this weeks episode of BlueBloods .....
saintgeorge67 2 months ago
I think I was born in the wrong era
foodllover1 2 months ago 2
They may be gone but not forgotten
marsh7997 2 months ago
searching for real music brought me here.
Ecosse57 2 months ago 63
@Ecosse57 lol i just searched for "real music".... it was strange...
MeLuvsYuuu1347 2 months ago
@MeLuvsYuuu1347, i just searched "real music" and got some interesting results. none of them were glenn miller, sadly.
:)
Ecosse57 2 months ago
@Ecosse57 well said
homersimps1 2 months ago
awesome. great song
thelastquincy559 2 months ago
This song was played at my grand 'Pa's' funeral. He loved this song
vandanross 2 months ago 49
@vandanross, may he rest in peace.
Ecosse57 2 months ago
@vandanross playing this for my grandad to on tuesday
shuttsworth 2 months ago
@vandanross Sorry to hear about your grandfather. May he Rest In Peace.
DEELiSHiZZZ 2 months ago
@vandanross It was played at my Grandfather's memorial as well. It gets me every time I hear it.
TherIsStillHope 2 months ago
@vandanross
Your Pa was a true gentleman.
GnomeGuardian 1 month ago
@vandanross Thank you for sharing, your "Pa" had good taste.
NickiWaters23 1 month ago 11
Timeless!
MrRichObe 2 months ago
My and my wife's song. We danced to it during our 'First Dance', just a year, two months and twenty days ago.
JerJax 2 months ago 2
And on the Moon they love Glenn Miller too.
They just call it Earthlight Serenade
LoneTinaja 2 months ago 2
"I can't remember when I felt this young.....really, I can't!"
Always remember this song from The Simpsons, such a wonderful song as well as most of Glenn Miller's work is
MeshChromatones 2 months ago
No words can describe the experience of this song, just thoughts. This song could break my will at any time, most beautiful thing I've ever heard. Glen Miller was the greatest band leader of the 1940s, this song alone can prove it. My friends wouldn't understand, but that doesn't matter. Tears, beautiful.
what4321ify 2 months ago in playlist what4321ify's favorites 2
Golden Girls brought me here!!! At 19 yrs old! :D
bnvcmaav 2 months ago
Maravilhoso!!!
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bacchinetto 2 months ago
Maravilhoso!!!
bacchinetto 2 months ago
As a child I was introduced to this song in Tom and Jerry cartoons. Thanks to WB for incorporating Glenn Miller into their shows.
camidawg1 2 months ago in playlist Glenn Miller
Doctor Who brought me here!
mikeymcdoable 2 months ago 4
@mikeymcdoable Dude, Dr. Who brought me here, too! :D
nintendude1993 2 months ago 2
@nintendude1993 Doctor Who brought me here too! such a romantic tune...
summerday1983 2 months ago 2
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my grandparents married with this song ! is just awesome
A8opi 2 months ago
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A8opi 2 months ago
timeless perfection
glennirish 2 months ago
I played this on piano ^-^ I love Glenn Miller!
happypuppy4 2 months ago
This used to be pop music, if that doesnt say something about the level effort that went into music back then I dont know what does, but aside form the music the 40s werent that great of a time and I'm glad that all of my friends enjoy (somewhat) equality and employment opportunities, not all things in the past were as great as we like to remember them, but the music was just bloody brilliant.
MrGermantim 2 months ago
Bioshock made me love this xD
chungchongyu 2 months ago
im a nostalgic person...and i don't know why....hope the era will come back and bring my self on top of the world
vincentharlling90 2 months ago
They played this song on my grandfather's funeral.
matthias8263 2 months ago
My school band is playing this and I am the clarinettist! I love this music and I am 16, so I just wanted you all to know that we do still enjoy this music!
RozzleSnozzle 2 months ago 2
66 people's ears don't work.
Marcoplo 2 months ago 2
It reaches to the heart.
patchpanel 2 months ago
I'm 42 years old and remember watching my grandparents dance to this great song. I'd give my left arm if today's younger crowd would listen and dance to great songs like this.