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Genre: Music
Date of upload: May 16, 2009 ^^
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YouTube Comments - 189 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
My computer and YouTube takes me back 80 years were I can enjoy the past 8 decades in music. What wonderful music and memories.thanks to all the people who makes this possible
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I had the pleasure of accompanying (on Drums) Charlie Barnet when he cruised
with his wife on the Cunard Liner I worked on in 1963. He borrowed the
bandleaders alto and we gave a concert for the ships crew featuring (of course!)
Skyliner and Cherokee. He was a gent!!
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First rate band from an era that was far too short. Very sophisticated, and a joy to watch. Imagine hearing this live!
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I once spoke to him on the phone when visiting my mom in San Diego in my teens. This was in 1978. I worked on a big band radio program in Atlantic City and was hoping he'd do a phone interview with us later. His name was in the phone book (he lived on Anchorage Drive, I remember that). He was as nice as could be and was rather pleased to know he was speaking to a 16-year-old fan.
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This just evokes memories of my long departed parents......
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My father was conscripted into one of the tank regiments in the UK around 1946 or 47. As well as being a driver of the tank in Germany he volunteered to be the projectionist for films and the news reels. He always played this to let the troops know the film was about to start. We all thought it fitting to play it as his funeral.
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Thank you so much, for 2 mins. and 52 seconds, I forgot about all the earthquakes, floods and poverty that's surrounding us. This music is from an era that will never be forgotten. The stage design reminded me of Ricky Ricardo's Tropicana Club...Wonderful...
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Love this song. Love Big Band music period. Shame that music went downhill since then.
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Great find, Chuck. Charlie definitely had one of the most underrated of all of the big bands,Thas some all -star lineup he had!
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Charlie Barnett is great.
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One of my all time favourite tracks
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American troops in Munich in 1945 used this as a theme song for the show "Midnight in Munich.
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This was used as the theme song for a radio show on WJQS AM in Jackson, Miss., in the late '50's and early '60's, from 11 PM till 2 AM or so. They played great music on that station, which my dad managed.
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This music makes me soooo happy!!! People that make this beautiful music are AMAZING!!! <3
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Glorious. You don't need to to have lived in 1944 to feel nostalgia for that period. Makes you feel good to be alive.
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My dad just named this man as a great contribution to his 45 record collection .
Thanks for your post , he got to enjoy tunes from his childhood.
🙏
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Oh just wonderful love this music happy days for me
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Thanks. My favorite tune of Barnet's, who is sadly forgotten in the realm of Big Bands. Posted on May 16th -- my birthday. There used to be a video of Barnet doing "Cherokee" from a film, on You Tube, but it has disappeared.
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Conjures the wonderful sight of lights of the airport coming into land.
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@TheBoondoggler
1 month ago
Imagine living during the time this music was the most popular. What a blessing.
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