I just read an article online which states that demolition of the Hotel Pennsylvania in NYC is slated to begin in January 2022. For those who are unaware, Pennsylvania 6-5000 has been the Hotel Pennsylvania's telephone number for decades, and Glenn Miller and his band played at the hotel in the late 1930's/early 1940's. I wonder who will get the iconic Pennsylvania 6-5000 number now that the hotel is scheduled for demolition?
I'm a New Yorker. I went inside a few years ago to see the famous ballroom. It was under renovation. Strange because why would they spend all that money in renovation when they were just going to demolish the hotel?? I'll have to do a little research to see exactly what's going on. I'm only very rarely in that neighborhood these days.
This is a fine sound recording. ThereS something about Glenn Miller I realy Admire THAT BIG BAND SOUND 😍 . I'm 64 now wasn't alive when Glen Miller was
played trombone for a year in jr hs also enjoy the "warmth" of early recordings one of my brothers father-in-law was a Miller. A ceramics engineering student turned soldier boy in the 40's i play this song in his memory quite often
I know I'm old!!🙄 But the music of that era never seems old to me! Our parents were starting our family then. I love music from the 1920s, 30s, 40s and 50s as much or more than recent years.🤓
Oh Glenn Miller....I know how you made this...dancing....telephon... music....for your wife to hear at home...though apart....miles away love....can fly....with your music... wonderful.....love the film..💕🌬🎶🎵🎼🎷🎺🎶🎵
That's Jimmy Stewart in the still picture, not Glenn Miller. Stewart did play him in "The Glenn Miller Story", but you'd think if you went through the trouble to post this, you'd give Glenn his rightful credit.
I recently restored a gramophone cabinet for school and got a bunch of 78 rpm records from my moms friend. This song was one of them, definitely a keeper!
I loved listening to this and others on my older brother’s LP back in the 50s. Then in 1958 when we stayed at the Statler Hilton in NYC I saw that the phone number belong to the hotel, which was originally named The Pennsylvania Hotel.
I live in Germany. I was at a town Fest today where there were various stages set up to play live music - and I chose the one that had the big band sound orchestra played by school kids - and they played this BEAUTIFULLY
@@wideawake914 It was over the disappearance of Glenn Miller. The crew of the Red Dwarf encounter an alien craft and Rimmer mocks it dryly, sarcastically suggesting that they want to give Miller back to them. Rimmer, not being a fan of the man or his music and assuming aliens are of the same taste, warns the craft on the comms that they're quite alright and they will not accept him.
I copied this from another video concerning Glenn Miller's death. Another sad Glenn Miller story is that the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York (opposite Maddison Square Garden) is to be demolished, because it went bust during Covid lockdown. The hotel’s phone number was 65000 and that’s why he wrote the tune “Pennsylvania 65000”. It’s a shame that another Art Deco masterpiece is to be flattened, especially after the ridiculous demolition of Penn Station which was replaced by the fugly MSG building.
I REALLY DIG. ** THE MUSIC OF. GLENN MILLER. AND A COLD BEER. "" MILLER ( THE CHAMPAGNE OF BEERS). AND. A HIT PIAZZA. !!! O N L Y INN AMERICAN YOU CAN FINE. THIS TYPE OF MUSIC TALENT. & SKILLS.
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thank you, Sydney Hoffman.
Sydney is one of my top 10 personas of Roger 🥰
Right? It always bugged me when I used to hear this stuff and didn’t know how to look it up
I love this episode
Rip
🤣🤣
“Peaches and cream that’s delightful!”-Sydney Hoffman
I love playing this song while spinning around while holding a picture of my daughter.
Wow, I think Chris Hansen needs to pay you a visit
@@NKdidit.24 bro i don't think that's what he's implying
@@NKdidit.24 twin peaks
@@NKdidit.24 hahaha wtf
Hehe😅oh goodness
my mother used to play this to us when I was a kid and we'd dance around the kitchen good times
ok but what about those settlements
@@willowm1839 another settlement needs your help, here I'll mark it on your map
I just read an article online which states that demolition of the Hotel Pennsylvania in NYC is slated to begin in January 2022. For those who are unaware, Pennsylvania 6-5000 has been the Hotel Pennsylvania's telephone number for decades, and Glenn Miller and his band played at the hotel in the late 1930's/early 1940's. I wonder who will get the iconic Pennsylvania 6-5000 number now that the hotel is scheduled for demolition?
It's already closed
That's not how phone numbers work anymore
I'm a New Yorker. I went inside a few years ago to see the famous ballroom. It was under renovation. Strange because why would they spend all that money in renovation when they were just going to demolish the hotel?? I'll have to do a little research to see exactly what's going on. I'm only very rarely in that neighborhood these days.
@@tomcarl8021 pretty sure covid happened and they just never got around to reopening after the lockdowns. Shame
OH NO! I stayed there on my first trip to NY
My late father used to play this whilst his Sunday dinner cooked and my late mum would do the Yorkshire puddings. Both sadly gone up to heaven now..
What an awesome memory my friend...I can easily imagine it...
So are you about in your 50s ?
@@skantiloak 56 now
@@robmiddleton01 still young
Sad
Acá en Chile, el Maestro Horacio Saavedra la adaptó como 24.500-03 durante la V Teletón.
This is the version that I like best, including the hiss, crackle and pop😁
How exciting it must have been to dance to Glenn Miller
Llegué aquí por 31 minutos!! Alguien más?? 😊
Pure perfection in big band music !!!
Glenn Miller never gets old..... his music will be evergreen forever and ever. Thanks for posting this wonderful share.
Played at my grandpa's funeral. He probably danced to this with my grandma during the war.
This is a fine sound recording. ThereS something about Glenn Miller I realy Admire THAT BIG BAND SOUND 😍 . I'm 64 now wasn't alive when Glen Miller was
played trombone for a year in jr hs also enjoy the "warmth" of early recordings
one of my brothers father-in-law
was a Miller.
A ceramics engineering student turned soldier boy in the 40's
i play this song in his memory
quite often
One of my dad's favorite band leaders. Listened to this gem growing up plus many others. Smooooth!
Just a couple of simple musical hooks, BUT masterfully arranged and beautifully played ... fantastic stuff! Who can sit still listening to this?
Me,
I might be in my 40s by always like Glenn Miller’s music. I grew up listening to music from everybody in my family.❤❤❤❤
I know I'm getting old when music like this appeals to me.. This is way before my time.
I know I'm old!!🙄 But the music of that era never seems old to me! Our parents were starting our family then. I love music from the 1920s, 30s, 40s and 50s as much or more than recent years.🤓
Good music never grows old!
the funny part about this comment is that this is one of my favorite songs and im 12
Los datos curiosos de 31 Minutos en la Teletón 2003, me mandaron acá.
I love the music. It was a music for the people during the second world war. He gives joy and hope for the soldiers.
I know this song brings joy :D
This music means a whole lot to me my grandpa used to love these records.
dedico esta melodía a mi papá, aunque sé que él puede escuchar toda la música que quiera, allá, donde ahora se encuentra.
Glenn Miller is my most favorite bands of all time and my favorite pieces of music.
A national treasure.
My Dad bought me here. RIP.XX
RIP.XXX
Oh Glenn Miller....I know how you made this...dancing....telephon...
music....for your wife to hear at home...though apart....miles away
love....can fly....with your music...
wonderful.....love the film..💕🌬🎶🎵🎼🎷🎺🎶🎵
Hello Eva, How are you doing?
Esa música les gustaba mucho a mis papás me acuerdo mucho de ellos 😅😅 ya están en el cielo los amó 😍💞
My grandparent’s favorite song, many a dance to this classic.
Es una alegría escuchar al gran Glenn Miller
That's Jimmy Stewart in the still picture, not Glenn Miller. Stewart did play him in "The Glenn Miller Story", but you'd think if you went through the trouble to post this, you'd give Glenn his rightful credit.
That’s what I was thinking! I thought, “ DANG! Jimmy Stewart sure DID look just like Glenn Miller!!” 😂 👍🏽
Played this at my dads funeral.....class
Thanks for the memories !!! Philadelphia USA
24.500-03
Used to listen to Glenn Miller, my dad played his records. Remember this one really well
straight up banger
I recently restored a gramophone cabinet for school and got a bunch of 78 rpm records from my moms friend. This song was one of them, definitely a keeper!
Just wanted to hear something from long ago. I look at old pictures of 1800s & 1900& wonder how it was. Today you can listen to anything with a phone.
Adoro esta música!!!!
This was one of my dad's favorites.
This song gives Frank Burns goosebumps
it sure does
Looked this song up for that exact reason!
We have to dance for Laura
I loved listening to this and others on my older brother’s LP back in the 50s. Then in 1958 when we stayed at the Statler Hilton in NYC I saw that the phone number belong to the hotel, which was originally named The Pennsylvania Hotel.
USA midterms brought me here ! Everytime I hear the name Pennsylvania I think of this song !
Twin Peaks brought me here :)
Scott Mcdonald me too just now
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
WHAT IS GOING ON IN THIS HOUSE
good man
Fallout brought me here.
so there i was watching American Dad where I heard this track so I came here looking for it :)
It was just used in a Family Guy episode as well, I guess Seth is a fan haha
Was it the double personality episode?? Lol
@@albannach93 Yep "The one that got away" is the episode's title.
De ahi salio la cancion 24.500-03 de la Teletón
Saw the band do this in Palm Beach a few years ago 😊
They were having way too much fun on-stage 😊
I like Glenn Miller's Band!
We have to dance for Laura!!
I love that you have a photo of Jimmy Stewart as Glenn Miller
Congrats, Pennsylvania & America!!
Love from Malaysia!!
terima kasih
Remembrance Sunday brought me here! God Bless all.
Woo my eyes have been opened
My local theater had this in their 1940s USA Show!
En el inconsciente colectivo de los chilenos esta el : 24500-03.....
Jajajaja toda la razón
El subliminal más eficaz, pegajoso, notable y bueno de Chile
Aguante chile ctm
No hay Teletón en la que no resuene este jingle.
The man in the picture is James Stewart
James Stewart played him in a movie
When I was in the high school marching band, we had played this tune.
My sister played this in March of 2014
Takes me back to 4th grade.
...in 2004.
Awesome song I heard in Music Appreciation
NEW RINGTONE! This Earworm must be shared.
Buenísimo la buena música nunca muere👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤❤❤❤❤🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟😘😘🙋💖😍😍😍
My late father love this song always play it on his Birthday
This is such a fun number! Gosh, I wish my dad were still alive. We'd be dancing the jitterbug to this.
grande la teleton
Reminds me of Leland Palmer!
😃❤Bravíssimo !❤👍 Happy Xmas and Happy New Year ! ❤👏👏👏
Dancei muito com essa linda musica❤
Gracias por subir este temazo.
One for my uncle ken, no longer with us, you could make your sax sing.
this song SLAPS
Grandpa w i d a s thank you for enlightening me with music and life I love you sir see you soon
!!UNA JOYA!!.-GRACIAS!!!
Jimmy Stewart, the Glenn Miller story.
Excellent 👍
I danced to this tune tonight at Wabasha St Caves, St Paul, WI. The year is 2022.
Sydney Huffman!!!!!! Thanks
I love this it's a bop
I love the big band music ❤
I love this olden day music so much i wish is born 30 years ago
I think you mean 70 years ago! This is from the 1940s!!
I live in Germany. I was at a town Fest today where there were various stages set up to play live music - and I chose the one that had the big band sound orchestra played by school kids - and they played this BEAUTIFULLY
Your music is what I learnt at school
Apparently you didn't learn spelling
Thank you, Ken Follett, to bring me here
Reminds me of my dad and his brothers down the pub on a Sunday afternoon 👍
A line by Rimmer on Red Dwarf brought me here, who else?! :D
Same red dwarf is legend ;)
what was it.
@@wideawake914 A line by Rimmer on Red Dwarf brought me here, who else?! :D
@@wideawake914 It was over the disappearance of Glenn Miller. The crew of the Red Dwarf encounter an alien craft and Rimmer mocks it dryly, sarcastically suggesting that they want to give Miller back to them. Rimmer, not being a fan of the man or his music and assuming aliens are of the same taste, warns the craft on the comms that they're quite alright and they will not accept him.
@@rossfurey7101 thanks Ross, a great series very clever.
Such a catchy tune!
I don't forget this song...
My dad and uncles played this aloy😊
I’m 80 year old Russian woman. I love music very nice very bold.
In soviet Russia you don’t play music
Music plays you.
AMEN!!!
Nice. thanks.
La canción de la Teletón de Chile ! 24.500-03 !
Mi amor a Dios me trajo aquí. Qué buena música.
We are IN THE MOOD .........
They dont make music this good anymore.
I'm Hungarian..to us it's Transylvania 6- 5- oh oh oh!
Thank you Sydney 😊😊😊😊😊 lol
I copied this from another video concerning Glenn Miller's death.
Another sad Glenn Miller story is that the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York (opposite Maddison Square Garden) is to be demolished, because it went bust during Covid lockdown.
The hotel’s phone number was 65000 and that’s why he wrote the tune “Pennsylvania 65000”.
It’s a shame that another Art Deco masterpiece is to be flattened, especially after the ridiculous demolition of Penn Station which was replaced by the fugly MSG building.
Great hotel stayed there on 3 occasions, great location too, sad to see it go
Vamoooooos Chilenooos!!!!
Awesome
Classic!
I REALLY DIG. ** THE MUSIC OF. GLENN MILLER. AND A COLD BEER. "" MILLER ( THE CHAMPAGNE OF BEERS). AND. A HIT PIAZZA. !!! O N L Y INN AMERICAN YOU CAN FINE. THIS TYPE OF MUSIC TALENT. & SKILLS.
The show should have more Joe Swanson.
Man, there is so much cool stuff I wouldn't know about were it not for Seth MacFarlane
@@Rumptertumskin79 that’s too bad lol I love his too but needed to grow up in the 80s and have parents that grew up in the 60s
@@julianross1084 true!
Thank fuck I’m not the only one here from that
@@matthawkins7763 ore stanly rodgers other live or simpsons
Rockin it out long before rocknroll !!
What a gread music wonderful
yes,it is.