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In The Mood - Glenn Miller (Original Post)
appalachiablue
Sep 2021
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50's were the last era to have slow dancing.... Up against the girl of my dreams, too shy to ask her
3Hotdogs
Sep 2021
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LakeArenal
(28,817 posts)1. Oh man. I love this song.
And this:
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My parents had a console stereo and all the Sing Along With Mitch Albums.
Im glad he did. Still, I dont like musicals.
3Hotdogs
(12,372 posts)2. 50's, I was in my teens. Loved Benny Goodman and Glenn. I still play
Let's Dance and Sing, Sing, Sing.
brush
(53,764 posts)4. "In the Mood" is from the '40s. Written in 1938 really...
by saxophonist Joe Garland. It was popular thru to the '40s
brush
(53,764 posts)3. What a great song. Must've been fun to dance to.
Thanks for posting.
3Hotdogs
(12,372 posts)7. 50's were the last era to have slow dancing.... Up against the girl of my dreams, too shy to ask her
Last edited Tue Sep 28, 2021, 06:27 PM - Edit history (1)
for anything but a dance. She would be chest up against me and I would have a woody. Looking back at it, I know she knew what she was doing.
Where are you now, Mary Jo?
brush
(53,764 posts)8. Naughty, naugthy. Believe me, she felt it.
3Hotdogs
(12,372 posts)9. Given what I've learned about my anatomy from overhearing two women talking about it,
I know she felt it. --- not to brag (too much).
Klxomaera
(1 post)5. Listen to Music on the Radio
I often listen to classical music on the radio luisteren
appalachiablue
(41,124 posts)6. I would never have known, thanks for the suggestion..
gopiscrap
(23,756 posts)10. welcome to DU