The Modernaires - People Like You And Me video free download


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Uploaded: 2013/01/31

The Glenn Miller Orchestra with The Modernaires from 1942

LYRICS:

Say, get a load of that moon,

Look at those stars,

We get it all for free;

All the pretty birdies sing for

People like you and me.

You've heard of roses are red,

Vi'lets are blue,

That's corny poetry;

Maybe corn is just the thing for

People like you and me.

Folks may say we're antiquated,

If they do who cares?

So, we're not sophisticated,

Leave it to the millionaires.

I'm gonna stick to the moon,

Stay with the stars,

That's my philosophy;

Nature must have thought of spring for

People like you and me.

Chorus 2:

Say, get a load of those guys,

High in the skies,

Wingin' to victory;

Up and at 'em in the fight for

People like you and me.

Hey, get a load of those gobs,

Doin' their jobs,

Keepin' the sea lanes free;

Just to make the future bright for

People like you and me.

You must put your Yankee heart and soul in

Everything you do.

Keep 'em flyin', keep 'em rollin',

Uncle Sam'll see you through.

We'll have to roll up our sleeves,

Tighten our belts,

But through the dark we'll see;

The lady with the liberty light for

People like you and me.

Comments

9 years ago

Grace Cho

is it a movie? or a sort of the music video that time?

9 years ago

Halo101st

The blonde vocalist is Betty Hutton's sister, Marion.

9 years ago

Don Harmon

I wasn't even born when this was recording made, but I found it very interesting and appealing. Even more so is the gorgeous 22-year-old Marion Hutton from 72 years ago! Never heard of her before, but I thought she had not only good looks, but great charm and magnetism. Maybe I'll hunt up an old movie on her and watch it streamed on my TV.

9 years ago

Mit Dinger

Do any of you GM fans out there know anything about the substitute vocalist for Paula Kelly that sang with the Glenn Miller Modernaires in some of the Soundies around 1944? There are 3 Soundies on YouTube featuring the Modernaires and this mystery woman. "Do Nothing Tell You Hear From Me", "Jukebox Saturday Night" and w- Reg Kehoe's Marimba Queens & Glenn Miller's Modernaires doing "I've got a heart full of love". Best guess is Harriet Clark but nobody is sure. She evidently filled in while Paula Kelly was on maternity leave.

10 years ago

grenville snell

HOT daddy-o, Just HOT

10 years ago

Paschal1963S.C.L.

February 12, 2014: From the 1963 graduating class of Paschal High School, Fort Worth, Texas--Happy 100th birthday to a great Paschal alumnus, the late Gordon Lee ("Tex") Beneke! You and Mr. Miller and all your associates did so much to boost the morale and determination of so many Americans during one of our country's darkest times. It was our parents' generation, and in memory of our parents and all other members of their generation--The Greatest Generation--who served the cause of liberty in so many ways, military and civilian alike, during and after that time, so that we might have the opportunity to enjoy the lives we have lived, we proudly salute you! Your wonderful music sounds as good today as ever!

10 years ago

sheiladianemarie

At 30 seconds, the saxes are Tex Beneke, Ernie Casceres,, Skip Martin, Al Kink and the fifth---is that Hal McIntyre or Willie Schwartz ????

11 years ago

Chris Redfield

Awesome! Just heard Modernaires on 40's on 4 with "Juke Box Saturday Night" glad to find this as well!

11 years ago

Austin Casey

Hahaha awesome! Probably my all-time favorite movie. I don't have TCM but luckily the whole movie is on YT for free! :-D -Austin

11 years ago

jimbo97

FLASH! "Orchestra Wives" TONIGHT 4-9-13 on Turner Classic Movies at 10pm Eastern time!

11 years ago

James Passantino

Great music from a fun movie.

11 years ago

SyberkaPL

Good good..! :)

11 years ago

mokmok8080

Ill def have to search the net for that film, sounds good. And i really dont know where i know this from, mabye just from the radio haha

11 years ago

Austin Casey

Indeed! I'm not sure where you might know this from. I'm not much of a gamer but it may have been used in a game or commercial maybe. This is from the 1942 film "Orchestra Wives". Excellent film, probably my all time favorite. Glad you enjoy! -Austin

11 years ago

mokmok8080

Great lyrics!

11 years ago

mokmok8080

2 things: The Video with the music makes it all the better :) And do you have any idea why this song is famillar to me, mabye from a game or movie, but i dont recocnize the name?

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