グレンミラーさん、坂本九さん御両人航空機事故で命を落とされてますね。どうか安らかに。

Great respect to Mr. Hilscher for perfecting his singing of this world famous, classic Japanese song. It is so well loved that he was obviously under a massive spotlight for singing in Japanese. Well done and thank you.

Been there done that!

The brakes must be very good. It took exactly 20 seconds for the train to stop. The distance from the point the brakes were applied to the Lorne Ave crossing is about 270 meters, so that gives a deceleration rate of about 13.5 m/s^2. Pretty surprising for a train.

Did not know Col. Harry Potter was a soda jerk in WWII.

Whoever wrote this song proved that not all the Japs were feral animals

Thank you goodbye and gooluck 😊

Музыка на веки.

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. I liked when Nick Hilscher led the band.

❤❤

One of the most beautiful melodies ever written.

I grew up on this music !❤ in my head I'm still there.

I was surprised to hear him sing the song in Japanese. What a great way to honor Kyu Sakamoto.

Thanks for loading this tribute. I had no idea. Also, I received the 2CD set, Thank you!

The original Joe Garland composition was recorded in early 1938 by Edgar Hayes & his Orchestra, and is a fantastic uptempo version, with bass(!) saxophone played by Joe Garland himself (a bunch of the Hayes band recordings feature the wonderful bass sax snorts of Mr. Garland). In late 1938 he sold the tune to Artie Shaw, whose band played the tune with the same structure, but at a slower tempo (slower than the Miller version), and with updated instrumental arrangements that gave it a texture that more closely resembled the eventual Miller version. When Miller purchased the the in 1939, he had it trimmed down and re-arranged into the version we are all most familiar with. in 2022, the Czech band Ondřej Havelka and his Melody Makers released an album Swing Nylonového Věku (Swing of the Nylon Age) containing a version that is a hybrid between the Miller rendition and the earlier versions, and it is also very enjoyable.

1:35:47 What town is this?

True heart and soul talent. Please return! We desperately need great music and songs again in our nation. 1956 here but appreciate big band.

1:53 Instrumente bei Ebay für 50 EUR ersteigert? 😉

Johnny Desmond and Marian Hutton sing "At Last". Marian Hutton sings "Serenade In Blue". Tex Beneke and The Modernaires sing "Chattanooga Choo Choo" and "Kalamazoo".

love this music have done since very young

Program (by timestamp): 0:20 - Intro 1:00 - April in Paris (Basie) 3:58 - Jumpin' at the Woodside (Basie) 7:40 - All of Me (Basie) 10:25 - Come Fly with Me (Sinatra) 15:20 - I've Got You Under My Skin (Sinatra) 19:20 - The Way You Look Tonight (Sinatra) 23:20 - Strangers in the Night (Sinatra) 27:35 - Lady is a Tramp (Sinatra) 31:35 - Pennies from Heaven (Sinatra) 35:15 - Day In, Day Out (Sinatra) 39:35 - Wichita Lineman (GCampbell) 45:30 - That Old Black Magic (JDarren) 49:25 - Luck Be a Lady (Sinatra) 56:55 - Endless Lawns (KElling) 1:05:40 - Fly Me to the Moon (Sinatra) 1:09:10 - Sway (Buble) 1:13:55 - You Raise Me Up (JGroban) 1:18:25 - Sing Sing Sing (Krupa) 1:23:45 - Angel Eyes (Sinatra) 1:27:30 - New York, New York (Sinatra)

THANKS to kcbigbandjazz for the awesome audio/video work!

WONDERFUL ORCHESTRA ! Very professional girls !

I wish I could've made it to Clarinda this year to see this amazing orchestra play in person. Thank you for uploading!

Choo Choo loves that horn!

It just shows that no matter how you do a song, and this version is excellent, a great song is always a great song.

Admirável sob todos os aspectos. Música para a alma, virtuosismo para o Mundo.

Wow, the Bugle Call Rag knocks me out! What an amazing jazz classic! What a kickass drummer! Who was the drummer? And it looks like Tex Beneke on sax. Way cool!

すごく歌も日本語も上手いのになぜかやっぱり日本の哀愁はでませんね　仕方ないけど

上手だけど、日本の「田舎」から来ました感がすごい😂

WoW..... Beautiful Music....And With So Much Talents.....

Great movie

凄い…。

His Japanese?!?!😳😳😳

I bet it was fun back then and the holidays we're beautiful.

@ddmr7902 I stand corrected I was lead to believe they were related thanks for that.

Why do they let communist liberals like jon basten direct this band??

I never knew of this. Miller’s improvements certainly prove his genius.

Pat fridays vioce people

Super-complete Japanese pronunciation

la gracia...........la elegancia....................todo tipo de apreciasiones..........como ropa...estilo ..........en todos los sentidos................pelo.....puesta en escena............voces con tesitura...........llenas de dedicacion y ejecucion............de cuento.....................instrumentistas...............y cantantes .....totalmente dedicados........a ser lo mejor de lo mejor....................solo con el esfuerzo.......de ser lo mejor de lo mejor...............entre los mejores....................

epoca preciosa........................

発音がすごすぎる

I just loved the unforgettable songs sung in this upload from Orchestra Wives. This movie dates back to my parents time and we kids recall my mother singing all these old golden tunes. "At Last" and "I know why and so do you" brought tears to my eyes remembering the past and those good old golden years that will never come back. But, these lovely videos live on and are a constant reminder to the golden years of Hollywood. Oh, yes, George Montgomery looked very handsome and, he was my mother's heart-throb.

20:12

Love them!!! Have been following since 2014.

Not the same without Glenn

Outstanding video of this route in the snow, thanks for sharing.

Is that Jackie Gleeson on bass?

I was born at the wrong time.