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Let me just say sandra, FANTASTIC! Please be encouraged to do more. I am a huge fan of vintage and would rather dress like this than the styles that are out now. At least the clothes and shoes were made well.
The thirties and fourties are my favorite eras for fashion. I collect clothing, shoes and jewelry from this era. I recently bought a feed-sack dress. It's beautiful. People made clothing from feed sacks if they couldn't afford material. The woman I bought it from said she was embarrassed to wear her dresses but now they are very collectable and some are displayed in the Smithsonian.
The song you are wondering about is called "Sentimental Mood" or "In a Sentimental Mood" and was popularly performed by Duke Ellington and other jazz superstars of that era. Check out the Miles Davis version. It's my favorite!
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The song you are wondering about is called "Sentimental Mood" or "In a Sentimental Mood" and was popularly performed by Duke Ellington and other jazz superstars of that era. Check out the Miles Davis version. It's my favorite!
Hope that helps. :0)
Now to watch it again :)