In The Mood - Glenn Miller Classic 1940 - A Tribute To My Father A WW-2 Veteran.wmv
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its weird to think this is the last music and enjoyment a lot of young guys heard before their death. adds an extra layer of emotion to the music because of the era.
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I love it! And NO Tattoos!!
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Thank you for making this vid, great pictures, text and sound :)
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Back to the day that real men went rabbit hunting
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My late father was stationed in the Shetland Isles during WW2 and he attended a dance there with a local young lady. They were having a great time dancing to this piece until one of the organizers stopped them and asked my Dad to leave as when they were jitterbugging the folks that were watching got a flash of the young ladies stocking tops. :)
RIP Dad, Glenn's music lives on.
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Great tribute to your dad and others. Thanks.
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@tinkerbruzer Betty Grable was pregnant when that pic was shot. That's y her back is 2 the camera.
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@tinkerbruzer Cool post! Big Band Music is the fore runner of R&R, without it there wouldn't have been any 50s R&R. What a horrible thought!!!!!
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My Dad also served in WWII in the Navy as a radar man aboard ship. He also didn't speak much about his time served, I only knew 2 ships were sunk from under him. My Mom worked in a war time factory in Pgh,PA. Our parents truly were the greatest generation & I fear we r the last remnants of the kind of people this country produced since the beginning. I love Big Band Music, thanks 4 posting the great pics with this superb tune. I so wish I could have lived back then. Salute 2 yr Dad!!!
@4205lr; I understand what your saying, but it's Glenn Miller's Music so it's a part of him no matter whom is playing so it lives and he lives on as long as we play it in rememberance. I look back as a kid to a time when this music was played over the speakers at the drive-in-movies we went to. I can just see my Dad dancing his way back to the car with the pop-corn & drinks in hand boy he sure could jump-n-jive.
tinkerbruzer 6 months ago 3
Nice. Love the images you chose - I showed this video to my history of music class!
EyeLean5280 1 year ago 2
@EyeLean5280; Thank You! for your comment:
I'm glad you picked our little slide show video to show your music class. We here at "Bearly Room To Move Studios" used photo take by Big Frankie C-eeee father the veteran in the opening. Other photo's were of the friend's he had made with other duce-and-a-half drivers, MP's, motor-pool's & aircraft mechanic that cept-em Rolling & Flying in WW-2. Through thoes times Hollywood crossed John's path people like "Stanley Clement & Betty Grable" pictured.
tinkerbruzer 1 year ago 2