At 91 years old, this is my music

@danadelosreyes6867

6 жыл бұрын

Darby Bailey At 16 years old, this is my music too. Simply love it, moonlight serenade is the most romantic song ever.

@erictalkington5674

5 жыл бұрын

I'm 37 and I absolutely love older music. Anything made after 1996 I have no use for, but I mostly listen to music from 1930-1980. I wish I could go back to the 30's provided I had a bunch of money.

@benjaminromanello3157

5 жыл бұрын

I'm 35. My grandpa is 97. He still listens to this music. So having heard it most of my life, I have a deep appreciation for it

@ApartmentKing66

4 жыл бұрын

Just turned 53, and with Depression/WWII-era parents, this is my music too. I've been listening to it pretty much constantly since the mid-70s when I was a 4th grader. My parents, now both deceased, would have been 87 (Mom) and 94 (Dad) if still with us.

@robertnielsen2461

4 жыл бұрын

Grew up with this music.Glenn Miller is the best.

Very sentimental, coming home after battle of bulge served in 101 Airborne division

I was born in 1940, so this is my father's music. Thank God, he handed it down to me.

@joesprinks4215

4 жыл бұрын

Much the same as myself (1940) remember hearing it played on the bbc light program turned me into a swing fan !! A legend of a band what music

@ApartmentKing66

3 жыл бұрын

My dad was born in 1925, so this was his music too. He was just entering his teens at this time.

I was born too late for this great music.

@ralfsiebert-filmcreator-ffm

8 жыл бұрын

+MangoHombre I was born to love this great music. And I love it for all the time since I was 7 years old. What a fascinating music and movie world this is for me. A great land of dream ... and more ... without any drugs ... That is the reason I think ...

@Shibacki

8 жыл бұрын

Exactly.

@governm3nt697

8 жыл бұрын

+MangoHombre Well, at least today, you can still listen to this music, you can listen to any of it at any time, and you have more options.

@Admiral8Q

8 жыл бұрын

Born too late? The music is still here.

@ralfsiebert-filmcreator-ffm

8 жыл бұрын

Yes, and the Music is playing for all of us! Now and today! In many Ballrooms in the whole world again. Thanks to both of you for posting your messages

May I pass a comment. I am 75 years old and my dad made this music a very important part of my of my life and it's never left me. And I will pass it on to my grand kids. It's marvellous.

@neosystem852

Ай бұрын

Please tell me your dad is Artie Shaw

GLENN MILLER WAS THE GREATEST AND HE IS STILL THE GREATEST.

@jimthompson471

4 жыл бұрын

l witnessed Glen Miller and his band play and nary has on the new Haven commons drummer on a Jeep 1942 now 93 great😂😄😀🤗!!!

I am going to use this particular video to 'introduce' my 7/8 grade music class to the 1) radio days; 2) Glenn Miller music... Think they can do it for 45 minutes? no phone, video games, etc. just sitting and listening... I will give it a try...

@ralfsiebert-filmcreator-ffm

8 жыл бұрын

+Hmb MusicClass Very nice! Yes, do it end enjoy it. Thank you! ^^

@robertgardner1498

3 жыл бұрын

I know this reply is WAY late, but... I think Neil Simon's Radio Days is a great intro to music from this era. It is a nice way to show kids how music has provided the backdrop, the soundtrack for people across time and that the music FIT for that time. it's a gentle history lesson and can be a launch pad to the era, with music from all of the bands punctuating the lesson. Just a really late thought from a like minded individual. Hope all are well.

Siempre me he preguntado la razón para que estos músicos tocaran de manera tan artística, magistral y bellamente. Cómo hicieron para comprender en dónde estaba la belleza en los arreglos, la manera de interpretarlos, la técnica de grabación, etc. ¡ Qué misterio ! Maravilloso álbum, como siempre con G. Miller. Desde Colombia, gracias señor Ralf Siebert. gracias YOU TUBE.

Oh my god, this is solid gold. The clarity of the songs he played live are jut astonishing.

A wonderful musical snapshot from a day long gone. What a tight band.

Hello dear Glenn Miller friends! I am soooo happy to read all of your friendly comments. What a joy! This video is at the moment the most successful video here on my channel. So many visitors. Thanks to all of you. Glenn Miller's history and his music is so alive. It is amazing!

@ocianaigh1

8 жыл бұрын

+Ralf Siebert I like it reverb and all.

@juneniven5048

7 жыл бұрын

Ralf Siebert

@erictalkington5674

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for this! I was so happy to find things like this from the days of old! A time I never got to experience for myself, but sometimes when I'm home, I'll turn this on and just lay on my couch and try to pretend I'm back in this time. It's as close to time travel as you can get! Thanks again!

@anthonyayala5604

5 жыл бұрын

Lucky to have experienced the best music dating back as far as late 30s

@MrJoeybabe25

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for this and I hope to hear more of this great music!

Oh wow, :52 the Center Theater, southeast corner of W 49th St. and 6th Ave. Demolished in 1954, it was the only Rockefeller Plaza building to be razed. NBC used it as a radio studio for a time. I think Simon & Schuster is now on that site.

What fantastic music. My father and all of the men in my family were in wwIi. what a great generation and what great memories. And boy could we dance.

Even though I wasn't born in this era, I can't help but, Love it. No matter what ages are, music speaks to every generation

Have seen the movie of his life over and over and wish I could see it again....So glad they saved this recording for me to enjoy.

I was three days old on that October 7 show!

Back in the mid 1980's my son and I went to a Star Trek convention that was held in that ballroom.

Not enough words coming from a ww2 veteran the beauty of the sound, lyrics, and arrangements of all the side man and singers of the Glen Miller Band. There many beautiful melodic dance able tunes recorded by singers Ray Eberle, Johny Desmond Skip Nelson and the Modern airs.

As my college Professor " History Of Jazz" always said - " We Americans should really appreciate Jazz much more than we do. It is truly America's Music, and the last time real Dance music was also Pop Music. It was sad to see the era pass ...... and to see what has become Pop Music. But this is how we do the artist justice, keeping the memory alive ...

I grew up listening to this music . My parents grew up during The Great Depression and my dad was a veteran of WWII. I absolutely LOVE it. Many thanks.

FELICIDADES A QUIENES PUBLICAN ESTAS MARAVILLAS.... PARA ESCUCHARLO EN YOU TUBE...Y VERLOS.... . UN ABRAZO.... SON LEGENDARIO... 😀😀🙆🙆🙆👍👍👍

Good music. I like.

Thank you been looking for this era was lookin in 1937 🎶🌞🎶

My brother was in the USAF and played in the Glenn Miller Band...while he was stationed in Germany. Magical.

My dad listened to this when I was growing up and I still do!!!!1 Thank you SO much for putting this together!!!!!!!!! So nostalgic

AÑOS MARAVILLOSOS DE MIS PADRES... Q. E. P. D.... Y MI PADRE ERA MUSICO Y NOSOTRO ESCUCHAMOS DESDE PEQUEÑO ESTA MUSICA... JAZZ... TAMBIÉN AL GRAN LOUIS AMSTRONG... GLEN MILLER... PURO JAZZ Y DEL BUENO..... YDE ESA EPOCA.... LI MEJOR DE RECUERDOS DE MUS PADRES Q ENSALLABA... Y TOCABA TROMPETA.... GRANDES MOMENTOS DE INFANCIA Y GRANDES RECUERDOS DE ADULTOS AUNQUE YA MIS PADRES PASARON A MEJOR VIDA... Y ESA MUSICA QUE NUNCA PASARA...Y ESOS GRANDES MÚSICOS TAMPOCO.. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🍸🍸🍸GRANDE LAS PERSONAS QUE PUSO PARA YOU TUBE... UN ABRAZO.... LOS FELICITO... 😉😉😉🙆🙆🙆

My mother would have listened to these broadcasts and in these troubling days this is a welcome relief (besides that I love the tunes). Thank you and Happy New Year.

so amazing. thank you so much..

I had thought first it is the time my dad was there. It seems it's not, unfortunately. But his parents took him and his brother to NY City by train, from Montreal, in 1938 to listen to Glenn Miller and his orchestra at this very same hotel. He was only 14, and told us often about this most fantastic experience. My grandparents were visionaries to organise this trip for their family, can you imagine, not many people travelled those long distances at that time to listen to a band! And Moonlight serenade is one of the pieces I had played to dad in the hour before he passed away, two years ago.

Always lovely to turn GMB on in your house and let it play while you go about your chores. Long live Glenn!

Señor Ralf Siebert, eternamente agradecido por permitirnos volver a oír estas bellezas de obras de jazz-swing. A quienes la óímos, nos ablanda el corazón, nos hace la vida amable en este mundo convulsionado. Gracias , también, a YOU TUBE, por colaborar en esta magnífica difusión.

I was thinking it was 1938. If it was 1940 I was two years and three days. In any event I was born in the middle of this great music. It would be nice to box all the music from about 1936 to 1942 and be able to listen to all of it.

@anthonyayala5604

5 жыл бұрын

Ditto to your request... I desire the same!!!

WOW what sound. I plugged in my earbuds and really enjoyed the beautiful music. Thanks so much for your work.Roy

@ralfsiebert-filmcreator-ffm

10 жыл бұрын

Hello Roy! Thanks for your nice answer. I love it too, the wonderful Music of Glenn Miller and his famous Orchestra. I like America and New York. I wish Glenn Miller could be with us. Greetings to you, Ralf.

👑Glenn Miller💎🎼♥️💐🇧🇪

maravilla la introduccion inconfundible,cuando tenia 4ños lo escuche con unos primos mayores eran buenos para bailar yo los recuerdo mucho en las fiesta de la tia mela ,,fabulosos ambiente unico hoy todavia hay muchas emociones y alegrias.por seguir escuchandolos musicos formidables.

The music is amazing, and the pictures you chose are perfect!!!

Thanks RS very enjoyable Matt NY

what a great recording ... thanks for posting this ralf ... enjoyed it alot ...

Such an amazing video.....the original broadcast of Glenn Miller's music enhanced by all the photos, album covers, sheet music covers, stills from his movies plus some artwork cleverly captures the mood of the best era of musical history. Thanks for the terrific job.

Gorgeous! Thank you soooooooooooooooooooooooooo much!

way before my time BUT there is no one like him today

My grandmother's fave besides Sinatra. I have all her old albums.

Excellent work Ralf. I enjoyed the music very much, but also enjoyed all the photos you have presented. Great stuff. Thank you for sharing your work.

Thank you for remastering. This sounds great. I always treasure hearing Glenn's recorded voice.

Espléndida música me trae.muchos recuerdos

I should have been born in that era I love the 1930s

Even though I grew up in the early days of rock n roll I love Big Band music and Glenn is at the top of my list.

Listen with my 82yr old dad helps his memory as he has dementia thanks💕

Great upload man!

This music is what defines Cool. I was born in 1957, so this music was old when I was born, but Baby it’s Soo good !!!

Wunnerful, wunnerful, wunnerful!!!!

Love the touch of the "2 CD Set" just to show how modern Glenn Miller is.

@anthonyayala5604

5 жыл бұрын

I would like to purchase glen millers whole library / where ?

@piggymansvintagevault

Жыл бұрын

@@anthonyayala5604 Well, there is no complete collection in vinyl/CD anywhere, but you can get a compilation of The Swing Era in general (1934-1945) in various vinyl box sets. That’s how I have collected them.

Reminds me of my grandfather, I miss him so :( so glad he educated my brother and I on how things were back then and to appreciate history.

@loisschell9922

Жыл бұрын

Oh so good to hear this again I am nearly 93 so I was around when this was played. Really good quality and this is wonderful to hear again. I was a fan so I have all of these recordings. But hearing them again from the ballroom is quite exciting. You have done a wonderful job of bringing back the sound . Thank you for this. I will love this music forever. Hope I can listen wherever I go after this life. It surely won't be heaven without it!

Thank you for sharing this with us!

Love it...best music this side of Heaven;

Real music that has truly stood the test of time - unlike what we have today !! PETER TORRE war baby Hendon North London UK

I walked downtown from E 115th Street in Cleveland to hear the Miller band playing at the Palace Theater in '39 or '40. I wasabout 12 years old. I have been a Miller fan ever since. I was devastated when he was missing on that flight from England toFrance, but all us kids knew even then that his music would always be with us. Does anyone know what year that may havebeen that Miller was on the road and played Cleveland. I will be 90 this year and I just bought tickets to hear a current Millerorchestra playing at Yavapai College in Prescott, Arizona.

GREAT POST 🌠

Glenn Miller could swing,play romantic ballads,etc. Ray Eberle singing and Glenn Miller playing. Incredible mix of song and instrumental! Sun Valley Serenade was a classic score! No words left.. Musical history was made! Thanks for the memories!

Excelente gravação! Parabéns pela postagem! Saudações de São José dos Campos - SP - Brasil Excellent recording!! Congratulations for your posting!! Greetings from São José dos Campos - SP - Brazil

The correct date is actually 7/10/1940. As you hear from the announcer, this is the opening night from Glenn's 2nd period at the Cafe Rouge(7/10/40-18/1/1941).This is my favourite version of Pennsylvania 65000, it really swings. Thanks for sharing

@fayeherde2363

5 жыл бұрын

Mr7171551 my birthday!!!

Oh… Capistrano and A Handful of Stars. Two of my favorites.

WONDERFUL MEMORIES. THANK YOU RALF.

@ralfsiebert-filmcreator-ffm

8 жыл бұрын

+ellenhawk Thanks for your friendly visiting too. And our Glenn Miller Party goes on ...

I’m so at home here. An old soul.

Thanks for the memories. 😊

Cette musique me fait toujours rêver. J’aurais voulu connaître l’ambiance de cette époque, ces salles de danse luxueuses, ce romantisme

This is a civil comment section

Tramendous quality, thank you for your effort and thank you very much indeed! This means a lot :)

@ralfsiebert-filmcreator-ffm

8 жыл бұрын

+GAM3RS ASSASS1N Hello! Thanks to you and your nice words. I enjoy it. Friendly Greetings to you from me!

Hello from Galway, wonderful, almost feel like you were there.

Very fine remastering of the great but very commercial Miller band. Given the sound of the band, I would guess that the broadcast dates from latter 1939 or early 1940. It would have been either just before or just after the engagement of the Artie Shaw band at the same location, famous for Shaw’s walking off the bandstand. I believe that the earlier Miller band would not have sounded quite as tight and “finished” as this band. Thank you.

Good job man

Fantastic, thanks for uploading!

I wish I born in this era. This era is where I belong.

@ApartmentKing66

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but you wouldn't have that computer in front of you watching this on KZread.

@shorty332

3 жыл бұрын

@@ApartmentKing66 true. I wouldn't care life was much better without this

@EricCole69

3 жыл бұрын

20s to actually experience the 40s lol

um ícone da música mundial. bons tempos

If I could find a time machine I’d be there!

Remember this like it was yesterday, well it was yesterday for me, things are strange here, not sure if I should go farther? can't go back now, they said thats impossible, hopefully this wont change too much...

этот оркестр всегда возбуждает прекрасные чувства. светлая память Глену Миллеру и его музыкантам

The reverb is really close to the way it would have sounded in the spacious Café Rouge. It was a very live place with built in load speakers in remote areas.

@acfinney1

9 жыл бұрын

Of course the bass would have been more audible.

this is my favorite version of call of the canyon (Tex Beneke's solo)

Class! Cafe Rouge at The Hotel Pennsylvania! Glenn Miller with that singular style! Ray Eberle singing so romantically… Before WWII.. What a shame he died in a plane crash ! Thankfully,his legacy continues.. Marion Hutton and Tex Benecke! Fantastic. Memorable…

I was looking for something to sleep to I wanted old radio and I got what I wanted I'm glad. (Idk why I love this stuff i was born in 2007 😭)

@ralfsiebert-filmcreator-ffm

2 жыл бұрын

Don't worry, everything is fine. You are certainly not the only one in your age. It's the authenticity that probably fascinates you. A real trip back in time to a time you may have once lived in as a human being back then. This time travel grabbed me at the age of 7. When you enthusiastically internalize this music, these movies and all the magic of old Hollywood movies, you discover a world that won't let you go. And this world is very big, believe me. With this in mind, have fun continuing to discover, immerse, marvel and listen. It is worth it.

I'm crazy about the Glenn Miller Orchestra!

The broadcast date was October 7 1940 according to Miller's discography.

@charlesmiller7283

8 жыл бұрын

Glenn Miller was not the Greatest swing band ever, that honor goes to Count Basie or Duke Ellington the Real Jazz Bands.

i love this music even though i was born in 1998

@ralfsiebert-filmcreator-ffm

6 жыл бұрын

Hello, and now, you are 19 years old? Nice to read your comment for the music of Glenn Miller and his Orchestra. I also grow up with this kind of music since I was seven years old. It is nice that some youngsters like you discover this taste of music today.

Just bought his “army Air Force band” 15 record set (45 rpm) set today on eBay-can’t wait to hear it.the mystery of WW2-where did Glenn exactly disappear on December 15th,1944??

@ralfsiebert-filmcreator-ffm

Жыл бұрын

The musician was on his way to newly liberated Paris on December 15, 1944, when his plane disappeared without a trace over the English Channel. Presumably, the U.S. musician was a victim of Allied bombers: at the time of the flight, a British bomber squadron was on its way back from an aborted raid on a German city. Since landing with bombs on board was considered too dangerous, the planes dropped their bomb load over the English Channel. Miller's small propeller plane, which flew much lower than the fighter planes, may have been caught in the deadly hail of bombs. To this day, the plane has not been found. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version) Original Webside Information: www.handelsblatt.com/technik/forschung-innovation/verschwundene-flugzeuge-tod-im-bombenhagel/9618638-3.html

Love it. Wish I knew the musicians' names. Know Tex Beneke, is it Bobby Clampet on trumpet?Great musicians. Live!!!

@jason60chev

7 жыл бұрын

Saxaphones- Gordon (TEx) Beneke; Hal Klink; Wilbur (Willie) Schwartz(also lead Clarinet); Hal McIntyre; Ernie Caceras / Trombones- Glenn Miller (Leader); Frank D'nolfo; Jimmy Priddy' Paul Tanner / Trumpets- Billy May; Johnny Best; Mickey McMickle; Ray Anthony / Rhythm- Chummy MacGreggor- Piano, Maurice (Moe) Purtill, Herman (Trigger) Alpert, Jack Lanthrop -Guitar / Vocals- Marion Hutton, Ray Eberle, Modernaires (Chuck Goldstein, Ralph Brewster, Hal Dickinson, Bill Conway...........Personnel changed quite often, but this is the core band about 1940-1941

@jimthompson471

7 жыл бұрын

jason60chev

Born in 1961 but I find G Miller as genuis

First of all, October 7th fell on a *Friday* in 1938. Second, Glenn's orcheatra hadn't quite been "assembled" as yet. This was broadcast over NBC's Blue Network on a MONDAY, in 1940- at 12:30am(et), because dance band remotes were generally scheduled between 11pm and 3am(et).

That's the slowest version of Moonlight Serenade ever.

The year I was born.

@jimstokes6742

6 жыл бұрын

Me, too.

Compare this wonderful 40s music (including Duke Ellington) to our crappy modern Hotline bling and whatnot.

@xPURPLExKILLERx

7 жыл бұрын

like comparing a poop filled dumpster to the Ritz

@thebuzzard577

7 жыл бұрын

Cat-Men B 25

@jimthompson471

7 жыл бұрын

xPURPLExKILLERx b

@zach1262

6 жыл бұрын

OLD MUSIC IS BETTER BECAUSE IT IS OLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111

@erictalkington5674

5 жыл бұрын

There is no comparison. Music today is just a cheap fabricated assembly line factory made auto tuned so called "music" strictly for making money not moving souls.

Okay! Thanks to you for your friendly information! (°_°)

Wspaniałe

Ray Eberly sings "Call Of The Canyon" superbly. With the clear stereo sound it enough to bring chills down your spine. What a wonderful era as far as how much more dignified society was at so many levels. Today it seems society has thrown in the towel and anything goes. Anywhere you go - dress, music, the language you hear, etc., you can't help but be offended. Often disgusted.

@jorgea.rodriguez1952

Жыл бұрын

@JosephConsoli Ray Eberle was the romantic voice in the Miller band between 1938 to mid 1942. Bob Eberle (later Eberly, probably to avoid confusions), was the older brother of Ray, singing in the Jimmy Dorsey orchestra from 1935 to 1943.

@josephconsoli4128

Жыл бұрын

@@jorgea.rodriguez1952 Thank you. I should know that being a huge, big-band fan. I'll do the edit.

Tas ir mans! Это мое! Meine !

Spectacular sound?? Is this taken from a master tape?

HELLO! Thank you so much for this video! I love Glenn Miller and the radio broadcasts that take you back to a simpler time! I was wondering if this compilation is available in cd version? I am getting married next month and it's a 1930-40s themed wedding and I would love to play what sounds like a radio broadcast as the music guest listen to while waiting on the ceremony to start.....I would just make copies but the venue doesn'tplay MP3 copied cds :/ Could you help with how to purchase this? Thanks for any reply :)

Гленн - кумир нашей молодости, трагически погибший в декабре 1944г накануне рождественских празднеств, перелетая Ла-Манш на частном самолете... 😢

Miller didn't arrange "Call of the canyon". It is Bill Finegan's arrangement.

Surely Glenn's music deserves to be improved upon with today's technology, if that is at all possible! Personally, I look forward to any pleasant change in the sound... IF it is professionally produced, (and this re-recording certainly was). After all, the original monaural recordings are readily available so why not a slightly different sound? Wonderful job, my friend!

@ralfsiebert-filmcreator-ffm

9 жыл бұрын

Al Westwood Hello Al, thank you very much for your message! Yes, I'll try to do the best for all of us who like the Glenn Miller Broadcasts of NBC. For Me it is a joy too !!!