And I am only 75 and feel the same.....

I am 81and is so enhotable and therapeutic. This music we will findet it a long time, probebly and after 1000 of yers.

i feel you im 19 and love this era of music wish i knew more people who are into it

@@maxweiss1597I think you'll also like the songs the late Richard Tauber sang. Songs like By a Sleepy Lagoon, Song of Songs and many more. He also starred in films including Pagliacci. He was an Opera singer but during WWII turned to popular love songs. He passed away in 1948 at the fairly young age of 56. I listen to him every night on my Alexa Echo Dot. He was Austrian and fled to the UK just before the outbreak of WWII. He puts so much emotion into the songs he sings whether they are upbeat songs or romantic songs. I grew up listening to a lot of songs from that era as my parents both lived through WWII. So glad young people are enjoying this wonderful music.

what a base you have to build on..Get a little jazz on and some opera too. early rock ..a base to know music is the key to total enjoyment..Don't be afraid to hear anything.

@@craigschepers714 Totally agree

It even stopped being music by the late 70s early 80s, it was just insulting noise.

Nope, but some have been just as special.

This music is the best it gets.can listen to it always

I'm certain that I lived and died through these years. Just can't seem to get it out of my DNA that the music I love and even crave and secretly have always hidden from all of my friends and family, all of my life..... is all from the war years. I was a young architect? I went to the Pacific? Guadalcanal is so strong in my mind. I never made it home. 6 yrs later I was a new born kid in a new home in a new country... I've had those feelings forever. May be nothing more than just imagination. I love this music. Maybe that's what brings it on.

me too

🥰💖🎶

I wish I was there. I was born in the wrong times, the 90's.

Wonderful ! ! ♪ From East Gold Land.

Wow! I’m envious. I love this movie (and band).

Omg you still alive? xD

My 90 year age means I danced to REAL MUSIC including Moonlight Serenade which is among my 5 all-time favorite songs.

Hello, Mr. Isaac. For my many gripes about the Internet and technology, I'm very thankful for KZfaq for allowing me to experience so much of this bygone but magnificent era of music and movies. I'm also glad it lets me connect with folks like you who lived through such remarkable times. We owe a lot to your generation. Thank you for your service, too, shipmate. I'm sorry for the passing of Mrs. Isaac. God bless you both.

That's beautiful happy memories of wholesome moments in time they most have been unforgettable experience well best wishes to you and your family and happy holidays to a prosperous new year in 2020 god speed peace everyone 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.

Good for you Navy! Thanks for service. King Neptune would be proud!

I would have loved to experience this era. I love the music from those times.

yup...same here! I miss them so much

Sorry about your parents

My father wanted to be in the RAF.But ended up in the army, he had to take military vehicles to Airforce bases to help identify from the air.would hear the stories of half trucks used as a stage with The Glenn Miller Band performing on the USAAF bases in Norfolk and Suffolk. The nightmares of his war came back to haunt him but would seldom tell those stories of being in Europe.

Keep listening

Such joy

Totally agree! They have very little sense of beautiful harmonies and gorgeous arrangements!

I'm 24 dawg

I'm 16 but I have the soul of an 83 year old🔥

I'm 63, my parents played the big bands all my childhood. We love the sounds of Dorsey, Harry James, Glenn Miller, etc.... but....., we have to agree with you.

im 47 and i do enjoy this very much

Согласна с тобой на 💯 ! Просто обожаю эту божественную мелодию... 😊

“Spoil sports” as my dad would say. They enjoy being contrary. It’s the only way they can draw attention to themselves. They’ve got nothing else worthwhile - consider the source and ignore their stupidity.

Might be because of the audio clipping, aka distortion.

It's people in Australia liking it.

you're great!!

Their all too great lookin'. Gee I wish I was your age..at least then, I'd fulfill my dream of being a father in the middle 1940s to 1950s. instead of a teenager, every damn day I would read the articles and see all the wonderful mens fashion...I was only hoping I'd be wearing my own choice of clothing by then and could look more mature... however I simply wasn't the case. I grew up in a old, very old family, my grandmother died at 96 in 1948, my parents were middle age at 52 and 55 by 1949, practically my grandparents.. me being at the ripe young age of 10 and all that. We lost a ton of people in the war, its haunting really how music changed in the years coming to 1942 and 1943 with Glenn Miller and his haunted tracks of beauty, to Artie Shaw playing sweet melodies for all to hear, and the lovely Damn Vera Lynn for London's war torn side way. My uncle had a friend who was in the eagle squadron...I loved war pride, when we actually liked our country.

Do you still have the records? Are they playable?

and still is.

De acuerdo contigo 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤

Beautiful lalette childhood memories never die I can see you were well loved .

Thank you for sharing this with us, Lalette

What a beautiful memory!!!! Thank you for sharing this with us! xxxxxx

SO true. He had such impressive plans for his postwar career - concert tours, opening a music institute, establishing a chain of music stores, and more. But we'll never know ... About 15 years ago historians from the U. of Colorado opened a new investigation into his loss. Using modern forensic techniques, they determined that many of the theories surrounding the crash were unfounded, and that sadly the cause(s) were likely to have been quite prosaic: > The plane had been sighted in the standard non-combat flight zone, putting it too far away and at the wrong time to have been anywhere near returning RAF bombers as was suspected back in the 1980s. > The plane had a litany of fuel-system problems that had never been fully resolved due to wartime priorities and shortages. > The pilot had agreed to take the flight even though he wasn't fully trained for bad-weather travel. So - we'll never know 100%, but those circumstances strongly point to the cause(s) being mechanical failure, pilot error, or both.

"Real music' - so right Brian!

I love Glen Miller music I listen to it on you tube I was born in 1950 u was brought up on it I'm sorry he's not been found in all these years great musician can't bear to think we'll never hear that music again it's fantastic god rest your soul Glen we'll meet again don't know we're but I know we'll meet again some sunny day b

Это моя музыка

yes Julie this is fab. Now listen to another great -Guy Lombardo. Hope you enjoy/

16 years old and I'll never stop listening

@@rubyann179 oh I love Guy Lombardo too!

@@sheevpalpatine2231 great!! :)

@@jtcarrey Thank you for the reply Juliette. Have fun keep listening. Check out Ruth Etting and Al Bowly- both old time terrific entertainers.

I agree! I’m 70 and I wish that I had slowed down and enjoyed life a little more leisurely. We just didn’t realize then how fast life would fly by. I love all these old standards.

may they never fade and may the next generations learn to appreciate the loveliness of a melody line.

Don't feel bad about it. Kids don't appreciate it until they're no longer kids. I didn't and I wish I'd listened more. However, I always loved the music and sounds of the 30s and even the 20s. Not so much before then. It's the 1970s style I hated and now I love. And always the things I now can't find anymore!

That’s a great story. Thanks.

Sadly she wasn't credited in the film. Worse yet, for decades her work was mis-attributed to Lorraine Elliott who'd dubbed for Lynn Bari in the late 1940s. Pat Friday finally got credit around *1990* 😢

@@Poisson4147 is Pat Friday alive still or no?

@@matthewarroyo3118 Sadly no. A quick search shows she passed away in 2016 at the grand age of *95.* Fortunately that was long enough for her to be publicly honored for her work, including an appearance at the annual Glenn Miller Festival in his birthplace Clarinda IA.

@@Poisson4147 that’s sad

@@matthewarroyo3118 I can't believe that it took so long to correct the misinformation about her role in both of Miller's films, and then even more time to finally give her public recognition. A BIG thanks to the people at the GM Birthplace Society in Clarinda.

Barry I. Grauman THE greatest

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Same here.

Hello Faye, How are you doing?

I also had it played for my fathers funeral 3 years ago, it’s a classic, reminds me of my parents and it’s one of my favourite songs of all time. I am sorry for your loss,

Thank you

amen!!!

I was not a big fan of the film itself, but I found it to be an absolute class act to include relatively forgotten gems like this in the soundtrack.

Yes, me too.

Me too.

@@jenniferjones188 my pops was a big Glenn Miller fan. He used to go to see him at Glen Island Casino not far from us. Miss the guy. Would have been 94. WWII Navy vet.

Same here, had a great live for G.I. in fact he worked for W.C. and was park foreman for a number of years. Maybe 72'-82'? He passed 16' at 90.

That is what good music does to listeners, instead of the crap noise that passes for music in today's world. I can't think of a single enjoyable piece of music in the last 35 or 40 years. And if you do hear good music today it's a remake of Miller or Dorsey or other Big Band greats.

Possibly because it has something the trash of today does not have - MELODY.

I'm 22 and I still love this song! Discovered it at 19 (Ok, 3 years may not compare 😋)

I am 42 and still love it, and basically Glenn Miller

66 here and still love all great music no matter what genre. When music is great it lives on...but unfortunately so does crap rap music which takes no vocalization talent at all...you just have to know how to talk fast in rhyme.

Don't forget The Four Modernaires accompanying Pat.

Hello dear,how are you doing,i hope your okay??

yea...try to whistle this junk they play today...there's NO TUNE...just bump bump bu-bump-bump loud enough to rattle your dishes 5 blocks away! and the law does nothing about it! It's no wonder the younger generation cant hear!!! I love the 40's & bee-bop & doo-wap of the 50's...you could whistle that stuff!

those Arrangements for me. Music Arrangers have always been the unsung heroes of the Music Business, and the most underpaid.

Absolutely terrific. Real beautiful romantic music.

That was the tallent of Glenn Miller! He was an ACE, when it came to arranging a song or stringing them together!

Agree

Gracias!

And I lived in Berwyn at that time......

Me, too--except as a fellow millenial, I believe I'm meant to live out all those morals, that class, and those dreams today. Because in every era, we need people who set an example, just as they did then. (But I know what you mean about wishing it were society-wide, like before.) Online there are quite a few vintage communities and vintage-inspired millenials and Gen Ys (also a few from other generations), some of which have hundreds of thousands of views and thousands of subscribers. There are more of us out there than you might think, and probably more who would like to join in, if they saw more examples!

@DC Same for me. We share the same idea. Though, as a German, I am glad I did not live in the 1930s. Being into jazz/swing was not easy in those times.

It was a terrible injustice that she didn't get public recognition for decades. In fact as late as the 1970s the dubbing was repeatedly credited to Lorraine Elliott, who'd ghosted for Lynn Bari in some postwar films.