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Be honest, have you ever been 'In The Mood?' (Original Post) Ptah Feb 15 OP
Just once. LuckyCharms Feb 15 #1
Did you want to sing? Ptah Feb 15 #3
I was entirely always in the mood in the late 80's NNadir Feb 16 #10
Always! Floyd R. Turbo Feb 15 #2
Then what happened? Ptah Feb 15 #4
Nothing! Floyd R. Turbo Feb 16 #9
That was so enjoyable. who is the actor "playing the piano"? efhmc Feb 16 #5
every time I picked up that instrument! justaprogressive Feb 16 #6
More mood for your moody day True Dough Feb 16 #7
Great Tune ProfessorGAC Feb 16 #8
I don't get it. LudwigPastorius Feb 17 #11

NNadir

(37,824 posts)
10. I was entirely always in the mood in the late 80's
Mon Feb 16, 2026, 06:07 PM
Feb 16

It made dealing with Reagan and Bush I livable, I guess, giving me the opportunity to distract myself.

ProfessorGAC

(76,470 posts)
8. Great Tune
Mon Feb 16, 2026, 05:04 PM
Feb 16

Learned it on piano when I was a a kid because my dad loved Glenn Miller.
Did a kind a boogie-woogie bass line to make it swing.
Would take me a month to relearn it now, and I'm way too lazy for that!

LudwigPastorius

(14,551 posts)
11. I don't get it.
Tue Feb 17, 2026, 12:54 AM
Feb 17

Somebody goes to the trouble to colorize and post a clip of the Glen Miller band playing this tune, but the underlying soundtrack is a cover version by somebody called "The Serious Dance Band".

Here is the original version of the song:



You can tell that THIS is the Glenn Miller Orch. because 1) It's a mono recording, 2) the vibrato is specifically correct for that era, and 3) the soloists are improvising and not playing a written out transcription (with wrong notes) like the colorized "Glen Miller" version.

Here is The Serious Dance Band:

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