Never was and never will be anyone like Glenn Miller.

Oh damn, this original version of "At Last" is wonderful. Then Etta James' version took it to another level as well. I was born in 1950, a bit too late for romantic music like this to be part of my youth. ... This was my parent's generation's music to fall in love to. Love it !

Hands down this is the best of the best. I’m 80 years old and transported back in time to when I was a child listening with my mother. Thank you.

I miss this era of music, and I’m not even old enough to have known it. I don’t know how I first discovered him, but I love me some Glenn Miller Orchestra.

I'm 86 and My Brother Playing This Record Over and Over 1941 In Los Angeles Love This Song Forever and Ever . T38 William

Most don't realize this incredibly beautiful song came way before the Etta James classic.

Ohhh so so beautiful, this is the era that I wished that I was born in. Plus this alongside Moonlight Serenade is one of my favourite Glen Miller songs. My mums era and she loved Glen Miller. 🎷🎺🎼🎙🎼🎺🎷

I'm 59 yers old and have seen my share of rock concerts and enjoyed them all...but this is 100% class and beautiful as well.

Wow Etta covered this so well that I had no idea this song was a glen Miller original

My people brought me up with this type of music am 66 now..just beautiful 🇬🇧 uk

What an incredible era filled with so much natural talent. I was a very lucky guy. I was a busboy at a Mexican restaurant in the early 60's called Macayo Vegas. Betty Grabel, Harry James and their daughters would usually come in every wednesday evening. Really down to earth nice people. Hard to imagine I was only 15 at the time.

Should a time machine ever exist, this is the first era I would visit and find a big band concert asap

AT 83 I CAN ONLY ADD MY ADMIRATION FOR SOOO MUCH TALENT IN ONE PLACE....BRINGS CHILLS!!!!

I am 82 and still here. I have enjoyed Glenn Miller and other such music for many years and still do.

Pure gold ❤❤

i wish i could be transported back to that time and place , wonderful

My father danced and listened to this just before he boarded a transport early in the war. This and other Great songs during this period carried young men to and from ww2. My father was a great man and,y mom would tell me of how they went to dances and of all the great music.. they are both gone now, this song brings back memories of them.

How I wish I could travel back time.. loving this era.

Today, any idiot with a guitar and a bad voice can make millions, but not music.

My wedding song... 23 years of being “our song” and this is the first time I’ve ever heard the original. I’m glad this video found me!

the most beautiful song when you are in the arms of the one you love.

How's it possible that someone could give this beautiful piece a thumbs down?

In my humble opinion this is the best version!! The band the couple singing just perfect! I wish I was there enjoying this in the crowd

I used to DJ but still have my equipment and this music seems to need a club to be played at. Orchestras like this must not be forgotten.

An era when musicianship, melody and harmony were not dirty words

The best of music forever The big bands Glenn Miller and others . I love The music made during and after de II World War!!! It will last forever!!!

This sort of music is so sweet to hear and very good to relax hearing it. The singers sings well pronouncing the words clearly, so it is easy to understand what he says. And what he and she sing has meaning.

Superb! How could they write so wonderful songs? Songs that never grow old

So magical and yet during one of the worst times in human history.

One of the all time great songs by the best ever big band performed on film. Outdoors and as one with the vocals, the trumpet, the gal falling for the trumpeter, everything....a moment in time...

Just perfect: The level of talent on display, is just jaw dropping ; today's musicians could not replicate this song

So sweet. You only hear this kind of music at lindy swing dances. Long live the swing era!

This describes exactly how I feel about my late-in-life love. He came along after my 5-1/2 years of sleeping-walking thru life after losing my husband of 38 years. Coincidentally, he had lost his long-time wife and reached out to me, the widow of his boyhood friend. 🥰

So soothing so calming we have gone backwards in life

Every time I hear this music , this song I feel like home . Crazy! Like I have lived in those times I feel like crying! Lol I love the 20,30,40 and 50s . My kids listen to this music every time I clean my home . Or make dinner ! ❤️

The most romantic music I have ever heard. Talent like this comes once in a lifetime!

My Parents are dancing to this in Heaven ...........tonight amongst the stars.

Music from before my own time, that is still Great to hear. And sung with real talent without the help of electronic gimmicks. Very good to hear, despite the fact the quality of the recording is not up to today's standards.

I never knew there was another version but etta james' ... she sung it and she owned it ...but this is marvellous

STILL LOVE THIS........EVEN THOUGH I AM OLD NOW........WAS VERY YOUNG THEN .

As a child, my mom always said I was an old soul. I had no clue what she was talking about. She was on to something. I've always enjoyed Big Band music......just as much as Motown.

Damn.. This is sooo good, my eyes turn tearful. Sometimes I wonder if musicians, artists even common people from this time gave everything a little extra heart knowing what was around the corner ?

This is the outdoor concert scene from the 1942 20th Century Fox film musical Orchestra Wives. The first song played is the instrumental "Boom Shot" which is followed by the encore "At Last" performed in the duet version with vocals by Ray Eberle and Pat Friday (lip-synched by Lynn Bari in the film). "Boom Shot" is played on the Wurlitzer juke box and then at the open air concert featuring Harry Morgan as soda jerk Cully Anderson and Ann Rutherford as Connie Ward. They go to see the Gene Morrison Orchestra featuring George Montgomery as Bill Abbott on trumpet. After performing "Boom Shot" the band leaves the stage. The audience is still on their feet. The band returns to play an encore, "At Last" featuring Ray Eberle and Lynn Bari (overdubbed by Pat Friday). "At Last" was composed by Harry Warren, music, and Mack Gordon, lyrics. Glenn Miller first recorded the song in 1941. "At Last" first appeared in the 1941 film Sun Valley Serenade in an instrumental version performed by Glenn Miller in the cafe scene after the 1941 version of "In the Mood" is played. "At Last" is also played as background music in Sun Valley Serenade and during the final ice skating scene but without the lyrics. John Payne and Pat Friday recorded a version with vocals with the Glenn Miller Orchestra in 1941 for the movie but the song was not used in that film.

This is what love sounds like…82 years and this is how life feels magic.

Always loved the big bands. Was unaware that this was a Glenn Miller original. Thought Etta James made it famous. She is awesome, but Marlena Shaw sings my favorite rendition of this. Saw her in Hollywood, CA in the 90s, which was a highlight of my life.

my wedding song love the music from the 40's

No tatoos, no piercings, no torn troussers, just good looking people, well dressed and clean.

You can not only dance to it, you can understand what they are singing!

Music will never be this good again.

Once again this is my Papa and Mama Fovoriets songs and they dance with gracefully steps like a newly lovers and I am looking TILL I find one somedays...well, I wait for that times till it comes okay! Bye and thanks everyone for being here be good to yourself and enjoy the Valentines with your love one's goodbye for now ok ! Till we see to each other again sonetimes thanks Again ❤❤❤

I just remember Etta James singing this song....but this is pretty cool, my parents and grandparents must have danced to this.....slow dancing at its best...

I had no idea it was written for Glenn Millers orchestra! it's lovely as a duet.

When days where long and slow, now we lost that sense of living in the moment.

Great song ! Brings back memories of my mom and dad !! Miss them so much !! 🙏🙏❤❤

I love watching videos of times gone. This is 42 years before I was born. Makes me want to go to an club to watch a band while sipping on a gin fizz or martini. It's tough to find lounge music now.

Best music ever nothing will ever beat it, make me feel happy. Sheila x

Wow! Back in the day. Good music. Romance in the air. Men are men. Women are women. People having fun. Time Machine leaving, all aboard!

Fabulous. Dont you just love that signature reed sound in miller with addition of the clarinet? Just changed the tonal quality in a lovely subtle way.

❤ I still love this music and I am 83 yong !

Pat Friday was a wonderful singer.

Memories of watching my parents dancing to this...

I'm a 79 veteran like 30/40/50 music best it don't get any better/ thanks

I WISH THAT I WAS AROUND IN THOSE DAYS. THEY MUST HAVE BEEN. FANTASTIC

Joanne Eberle was my friend for awhile until she died. She fell apart when Ray died. He was her sweet heart.

pure gold!!!!!

Great days, perhaps I should have been borne to that era….❤

If only more Gen-Z's and and Millennials are able to appreciate older and classic tunes like this, it'd be wonderful/

The Best, Glenn Miller! ❤

Thanks a million Harry Warren and Mack Gordon.

I picture my late mom and dad dancing to this song, ww2 parents. When no one locked there doors. When music was music 🎶, not noise. When I hear this music. I THINK OF AMERICA AS IT WAS. FRANK SINATRA DEAN MARTIN JOHN WAYNE ROBERT MITCHUM LEE MARVIN ERNEST BORGNINE. THE NIGHT WW2 ENDED MY DAD DANCED TO THIS SONG AT LAST BY RAY ANTHONY, IN 🇦🇹 AUSTRIA SO HAPPY THEY DIDN'T HAVE TO GO TO JAPAN IT WAS OVER.. GREAT SONGS.. SEPTEMBER 2 1945.. HIS UNIT WAS THE 88TH INFANTRY DIVISION GENERAL MARK CLARK.

What a wonderful era ❤

wow - didn't know that it was so old - I LOVE the Etta James version

66, so born long after this period, but OMG what a classy, stylish era.

Oh this is my mother music...I love so much too

Such a normal atmosphere n soothing sounds..lol I still listen n love it all..

American brass band sound stirs fond memories of my Dad. One of the family’s first LP’s is by Glenn Miller. I owe my love for music to Dad.

just another example of the great American songbook, the greatest popular songs ever written, this one by the brilliant Harry Warren and Mack Gordon.

At last my love has come along My lonely days are over And life is like a song At last, the skies above are blue My heart was wrapped in clover The night I looked at you I found a dream that i can speak to A dream that i can call my own I found a thrill to press my cheek to A thrill i've never known You smiled, and then the spell was cast And here we are in heaven For you are mine, at last

Justo beautiful music

This is so poignant for me.. Because my mum and dad loved THIS FILM@ SONG and DAD WAS A TRUMPET PLAYER WHO LOOKED JUST LIKE THE ONE IN THE GLENMILLER BAND.... AND MY MUM LOOK JUST LIKE THE GIRL WITH THE DARK HAIR IN THE CROWD GAZING AT HIM 💞.. WE LOST DAD 8 YEARS AGO AND MUM DIED ONLY IN OCTOBER 2020 SO THEY ARE TOGETHER 🎼AT🎵LAST🎶RIP PEACE MA@PA ♥️🙏🏼❤️

This is so damned sweet! Great trumpet feature at the end. Wonderful sentiment from another time. Would that we could embrace this kind of sentiment - commitment and quality of music, and life in general

If I had a time machine that's the era I go to even with the war going on people still had a good time America at its best

Could listen to this forever!❤️

Que belleza de voces! Glenn Miller, lo escucho desde chica, nací en 1955 pero mi padre era su admirador y yo también

Love Etta James version. However when the orchestra starts, I get chills…. My parents era, but just transcends years and periods and genres ❤

How lovely the music was just listening to the song atlast

Greatest Generation. What happened to us? It’s sickening to see how far we have fallen.

SHE'S. GORGEOUS

Some people hate on different renditions. I long for the era when several different musicians would perform the same song in their style. Example: Ella Fitzgerald right alongside Patsy Cline right alongside Frank Sinatra. All three of them can carry the same songs. ...amazing to hear the delightful differences like how various artists used to perform songs from the great American songbook you know. Now it’s like everyone’s just comparing one against the other and no one has the freedom to just do their own thing.

This was the greatest song to ever come out of that era. Lynn Bari and ray Eberle , make it impossible for anyone else to ever top their rendition. They could melt the coldest hearts!

This was the best Era ever!

Just gorgeous. especially the trumpet interlude, that is Ray Anthony, isn't it? I wish we had more music like this today, but we CAN listen to the recordings and weep with joy!

I am just nuts about the Miller recording of " At last ". Fabulous. Those saxes jost WOWl

This is the song I think of when I think of my wife...do love that lady!

Just gorgeous! And a revelation on the origin of this song, which has become such an enduring one for so many! Wonder if I can find a youtube video of Orchestra Wives...

This is why the CDs in my car are 60+ years old! Several are by Jackie Gleason's wonderful "Music For Lovers Only" orchestra. And he, just so happens, plays the bass player in this movie!

What I say after I get off from work.😂. come to think about it; this is the right song.

Glenn Miller certainly knew how to arrange a love song. He could squeeze every bit of emotion out of the song.

We’re still enjoying it, this tune is timeless. Keep putting it out there…I’ll pass it along.

Preciously beautiful music. In Chicago, from 1966 until 1972, I listened to it being played on WGN's "Meisterbrau Showcase," MC'ed by the late Franklyn MacCormack. During the long nights as a graphical illustrator, I worked for a large consulting and engineering firm known as Barton-Aschman & Assoc., Inc. I think they allowed me as much overtime as I could tolerate. I often had more overtime, than regular hours. That big band music and Franklyn MacCormack made it very pleasant. In 08/01/1972, I moved to Panama City, Florida...