Glenn Miller & The Modernaires - Elmer's Tune скачать видео бесплатно

Justin Dunn

I wish they still played great music like this on the radio

TuboEspectador

xAxrules - Check out some of the live performances of the Miller band and singers from the two movies they made on YT. Many of them were still in their twenties and actually really cool. You can see they are having a really good time. Glenn Miller - Chattanooga Choo Choo - Sun Valley Serenade (1941). The dancers are great, too! :)

MrRJDB1969

This should be 1941, but I think you may already know by now.

sauquoit13456

On this day in 1941 {May 7th} Glenn Miller & His Orchestra recorded "Chattanooga Choo Choo." and it was featured in the 1941 movie 'Sun Valley Serenade'... And on November 29th, 1941 it reached #1 {for 9 non-consecutive weeks} on the Best Sellers chart, the band's version of "Elmer's Tune" became #1 after Serenade's 4th week in the top spot, then it regained #1 for 5 more weeks... Then the band's version of "A String of Pearls" made #1 and ended its nine week stay at the top of the chart...

xAxrules

@robetrb I'm 15 and this is pretty much my favourite song.

PublicRadioWorldWide

This recording hit no. 1 on the charts the third week in December 1941.

Anu Aaltonen

Actually, there's one group today that achieves the same harmony of voices as the Modernaires - of course, Manhattan Transfer :).

robetrb

This music is timeless! I wasn't even born then, but the harmony in voices and instruments, you just compare them with today's "music". That word is a discrace today of what was REAL music.

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