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[@Terramoto73]

Love the big band era. Great music

[@dennisloveland498]

Just in case you were wondering, the picture is Jimmy Stewart starring as Glenn Miller in the 1954 movie The Glenn Miller Story.

[@doubletappinhillbilly]

Would love to have had time with Jimmy. Anytime I'm feeling down I watch its a wonderful life if iv time. Always helps 👍!

[@ManuelDiaz-on7tg]

I noticed that

[@jameslapham4326]

I'll add 'Moonlight Serenade' and 'String of Pearls' to the favorites by Glenn Miller list. Another GREAT musician. RIP.

[@thomasjacques5286]

This was the music that got America through WWII

[@rnicole846]

I wish a new version of the big band era would make a comeback.

[@crystalrock18]

This man holds a special place in my heart as the father of the USAF BAND. I had the privilege of getting to take the USAF BAND to concerts around the DC area when I was assigned to Bolling AFB. The marching band guys were a little odd, but the “airman of note” (the jazz band) and “strolling strings” (the orchestra guys) were amazing folks.

[@barneyfyfe8313]

I had them play Glenn Miller's "Moonlight Serenade" at my daughter's wedding for my parents who were born in the 1920's. Their ears perked up hearing it. It was the last time they would dance together. Married years. The Greatest Generation.

[@webbtrekker534]

The photo is the actor Jimmy Stewart playing Glenn Miller in the movie.

[@mikejordan8259]

I'm only 40 but I'll jam to this like I was in WWII.

[@ljsites]

My Mother and father were married in the 40’s. They would put this on the record player when we were kids and dance together. Mom passed away a few years ago from Alzheimer’s. Near the end we would play Big Band music for her, would always put a smile on on her face. Music can be wonderfully powerful.

[@cathybrown8334]

When I was a teenager in the 60’s I would come home and my parents were dancing to Glenn Miller. I learned to appreciate all music. Thank y’all for bringing back memories

[@roseterry2744]

Nothing like a Glenn Miller song...and I am from the 60's...the greatest generation... undisputed! I really miss them you had to have grown up with them to appreciate them. (Sigh!!)

[@behappy9184]

I was born in the wrong time...

[@Eurynomea]

Watch The Glen Miller Story as they performed while an air raid takes place. They never stopped playing.

[@moxielouise125]

I remember my mom and dad swing dancing to this in the family room…good memories!

[@thedealer777]

One song instantly identifies that time, that era, that decade, that generation in the America, ...Glenn Miller's "In The Mood!" ZOOT!!

[@sallybahner3464]

Favorite? Moonlight Serenade! The most exquisite song ever written! (From a Glenn Miller devotee.)

[@bobnefu4452]

String of pearls is one of my favorites

[@carolweller372]

Love Glenn Miller ♥️

[@davidpugh7503]

Me too but this is not Glenn Miller. This rendition was recorded in the "80's by a cover band. Here is the real deal! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKeyhoyorsRohNk

[@annkoch1333]

My daddy taught me how to swing dance to this when I was 10, I got a cocktail job at the VFW age 18 when they had Oldie Moldy bands. My folks and 2 other other went out to eat and dance every Saturday night. The bands learned quick that when I gave them the nod, play this. I would put down my drink try and Daddy and I would be on the floor! Damn I made a ton on of tips. The regulars loved it and knew if they wanted their drink so bad, they could just go grab it. I'm 60 now.

[@julzy3]

String of Pearls is my favorite song of theirs, too. This one second. Very sweet request 🖤

[@moxielouise125]

Glenn Miller’s version of Moonlight Sonata, the best slow dancing song in history.

[@latachia_2981]

In the Mood is my favorite Glenn Miller song. My parents used to listen to Glenn Miller, & Frank Sinatra They were versitile, they also liked Little Jimmy Dickens & Hank Williams Sr.And Ricky Nelson too!

[@theresagomez2605]

This is big band music of the 40s. The folks of WWII were entertained by this style of muaic. A lot of people associate it with their parents or grandparents. Also, you should look up Glenn himself. He left a huge music career to join the military and fight for freedom. He died in a plane crash, in the English Channel, I believe.

[@richardrodriguez2120]

Got to see a modern version of this band a few years ago and did I really enjoy it. My Granpa listened to his music and other bands from that era and that’s where I got it from. That and old movies from the 30s and 40s

[@susansapp6136]

You can just see the wide skirts flying and turns, kicks and jumps with this. If not, go watch one of the videos on people dancing to this stuff. It is MAGIC!

[@matthewcox9821]

Moonlight Serenade is his signature song!

[@isopropyltoxicity]

No it's this song I've never even heard of the other

[@ThomasGilmore-fi6gb]

I'm sure that I could write books about what you don't know about music 😉

[@20thCenturyManTrad]

Swing music is wonderful, love Glen Miller, Gene Krupa, Benny Goodman, Harry James, and all that Big Band Era.

[@carriesmith742]

This was the first CD I bought at age 16! I was a jazz trumpet player a concert French horn player in my youth.

[@Blend-24]

Little brown jug and Pennsylvania 6500 are good too

[@suem6004]

The Glenn Miller Story was made in the 1950s. Photo there is Jimmy Stewart who played Glenn who was lost over English Channel. Good movie. My dad was in the Air Force stationed in Nevada when film was made. He hated the fact that all leave was cancelled and they had to march before Hollywood cameras all day long!.

[@purfctwmn]

I love this music! And so much fun to dance too!!!

[@x_yinzer_79N]

Just an FYI: The photo shown is Jimmy Stewart as Glenn in the movie The Glenn Miller Story. Nonetheless thanks for the post and kindness to your viewer on his mom's passing

[@debravowell8337]

Yes!!

[@danielharper1542]

Glow worm the mills Brothers

[@impudentdomain]

Glenn Miller was lost at sea in a small military plane during world war 2.

[@gaylemalone5897]

Glenn Miller’s plane went down during wartime and they never found him.

[@barneyfyfe8313]

Duke Ellington "Take the A Train" has a similar vibe.

[@kimberly1234j]

I love In the Mood! ❤

[@davidbentley145]

This music is called 'swing"....Ty brother TY

[@user-vd2un3ro3e]

Speaking of tributes to Moms, this is the very last tune my Mother, Stella, and I jitterbugged to in late Summer of 1993. Unfortunately, her legs, feet, and back were too sore to ever dance again. She left this planet in January of 2006, and I still miss her every day. When my Dad, Jimmy, went to join her in September of 2008, I am sure they were dancing together again with Glenn Miller there beside them... 💞🎺🎷🥁🎹

[@Terramoto73]

Chattanooga Choo-Choo is one of my faves. Also, Moonlight Serenade.

[@GothBatty]

I listen to ragtime and early jazz. I like Glenn Miller and I’m 31 ❤🎉

[@purfctwmn]

Might be fun if you did a movie reaction of “The Glen Miller Story”

[@impudentdomain]

Glenn Miller, Count Basie, Benny Goodman, these are all great big band leaders. Well worth checking out all their stuff.

[@artmanjohn2]

You do realize the picture you have up of Glenn Miller isn't really Glenn Miller, it's a picture of Jimmy Stewart playing Glenn Miller in a movie called "The Glenn Miller Story" from 1954.

[@user-sx7wo1yl7y]

I don't think he ever herd of Jimmy Stewart- debatably, one of the top 3 or 4 greatest film stars of all time. What this generation does not know would fill volumes.

[@NumberSixAtTheVillage]

The image you're using is Jimmy Stewart who portrayed Glenn Miller in "The Glenn Miller Story". Check it out it's a good movie!

[@lgeyser1]

Ty, one of my favorites from Glenn Miller is "I've got a gal in Kalamazoo." Includes Tex Beneke and the Nicholas Brothers doing vocals and tap! Great song from the swing era. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHfZkIOlj5echpI

[@rebeccabledsoe4550]

Grew up listening to big bands love in the mood. Thanks for playing

[@micheletrainor1601]

Please watch the movie which also stars a lot of WW2 veterans playing the The Glenn Miller Band. Brilliant story,teagic,beautiful music from the big band era. Classics.

[@Baraodojaguary]

When i begun listening to jazz and playing fallout i started collecting jazz cds when i got to glenn miller i became addicted to his music

[@otterrufus]

Think about the overall musicianship of the entire band. No overdubs, no double tracks, and definitely no auto tune. Just about 40 musicians playing perfectly in time and on key with each other.

[@diannthomas5653]

Thanks for this song, beautiful!

[@debieee]

❤🙏❤

[@xcanuck4]

Thank You So Much Dear Ty 🥲🥲. Merry Christmas

[@charleskallay5484]

Merry Christmas Ty! My favorite Glen Miller is Moonlight Serenade

[@Iamguyo4404]

I love this song too, great to listen to when cooking for guests. Sorry for your loss Craig. The stars shine over the mountain, the stars shine over the sea, the stars look up to almighty God, the stars look down on me; The stars shall last a million years, a million and a day, But God and I will live and love when the stars have passed away. -Robert Louis Stevenson

[@allarooni]

I don't know how you can sit. I have to get up and dance.

[@AracnotronObliterator]

Eccentric stylus arm, I like it!

[@yambo59]

shoulda done the video of it

[@jennyburns787]

❤

[@allenburney5652]

Ray Steven had a very interesting version of this song. It had a lot less instruments. But I hear it was popular with the CHICKS.

[@vincenthalas7055]

How like James Stewart he looks in that photo

[@GorditoGuapo]

Pennsylvania 6-5000 is pretty decent. People have to remember this is going back to 80 plus years ago.

[@ripleyleuzarder630]

Have you ever listened to Jimi Hendricks' 1983 a Merman I turn to Be, Moon Moon turn the Tide's Away, Gently Gently Fade away (or even Leo Kotke..Dreams an all that Stuff) I was introduced to Jimi's bestest music, while on break from Listening to Whales, on our way Several 100's of feet underwater, The Snapping shrimp Always cracked me up, it was an experience I will never forget. USSPuffer SSN652 r.i.p.

[@user-jy3ni2gf1o]

My dad wrote this song in the Navy.

[@jeffreybrown8859]

ty, you don't look like you like this. I love big band sound.

[@latachia_2981]

Me too!!

[@queenbunnyfoofoo6112]

I love Big Band too. Beats the stuff that's coming out now hands down.

[@Modern-Renaissance-Man]

Did you hear me when I said I've heard it before? So of course I won't have much of a reaction. I also stated that usually I don't react to music I've heard before but I went on head and did it as a tribute for the requester because he dedicated to his mother that he just lost. Hope that helps!

[@Marjolein26264]

​@@Modern-Renaissance-ManThat's a strange answer....I've heard this countless times and react every time!!!

[@Modern-Renaissance-Man]

@@Marjolein26264 you and I are not the same sis.

[@yourefriendlyneighborhoodbuddy]

Please tell me you going to do Bobby Caldwell are you already have I want to see the video

[@Modern-Renaissance-Man]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXiyqKdriauWnZI

[@CristianDiaz-rx1pu]

Could you react to guns n roses there was a time, the best song from the last album, thank you very much

[@jeffreybrown8859]

try some frank sinatra

[@swingband2000]

FYI the recording you played was not performed by the original Glenn Miller Orchestra. Same arrangement as the original, but lacking the verve and excitement of the original recording and original band.

[@katiebarbeau7563]

This damn song never ends 😂

[@user-jy3ni2gf1o]

This recording missing the vocals

[@ThomasGilmore-fi6gb]

The original arrangement had no lyrics or vocals. It didn't need them. This was dance music at a time when the average person actually knew how to do it. Singers and lyrics are overrated.

[@tinymusikcodottv-Musikverse99]

You have to do a reasction the the biggest dong wight now. REN HI REN

[@nightfall902]

never made it past the intro.