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Be honest, have you ever been 'In The Mood?' (Original Post)
Ptah
Feb 15
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LuckyCharms
(22,447 posts)1. Just once.
In the 80s.
For a couple of minutes.
Ptah
(34,085 posts)3. Did you want to sing?
NNadir
(37,824 posts)10. I was entirely always in the mood in the late 80's
It made dealing with Reagan and Bush I livable, I guess, giving me the opportunity to distract myself.
Floyd R. Turbo
(32,711 posts)2. Always!
Ptah
(34,085 posts)4. Then what happened?
Floyd R. Turbo
(32,711 posts)9. Nothing!
efhmc
(16,476 posts)5. That was so enjoyable. who is the actor "playing the piano"?
justaprogressive
(6,822 posts)6. every time I picked up that instrument!
True Dough
(26,359 posts)7. More mood for your moody day
ProfessorGAC
(76,470 posts)8. Great Tune
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
(14,556 posts)11. I don't get it.
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: