Nice, she even looks like Rosie the Riveteer.

Btw, you know it is her three times on stage (as brunette, redhead and blonde)?

I'm no fan of hers, but this video is nice.

Btw, did you notice the B-17 flying past in the clip?

Erwin

B-17? Ther is too many leggs,pal , i missed B-17

Did someone mention the Andrews Sisters Yes, it's very nice music video with all those Cristinas!

I made a deep analize, you're right she is triplicated!

Have to admit I haven't seen it. Don't catch many music videos anymore. Too many other things going on. Guess I am getting out of the loop. Will try and catch it though.

Damn good song I've downloaded the video some months ago and watch it from time to time, but like Misha I didn't see the B17

I like the song but especially the video

http://musicbox.sonybmg.com/video/christin...bctid=537093456

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candyman_(Chr..._Aguilera_song)

The song was inspired by the 1941 Andrews Sisters hit "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy"

http://youtube.com/watch?v=-wiVkdVPGoY

The songs of the Andrews sisters are my preferred

Véronique

Véronique, you are correct.

It is inspired by the Andrew Sisters.

I personally like Glenn Miller for when it is quiet in the evening; Pennsylvania 6500, In the mood, Moonlight Serenade, etc.

(And to wake 'em up, I play Saint Louis Blues, hehehe :armata_PDT_25: )

Erwin

Thank you very much Erwin .

I would say to you that I like very much as you Glenn to miller . I have all his discography and I like particulierement " In the mood and moonlight serenade " as you .

But I would say to you that I am very nostalgic music of the year 40 .

Erwin,

Is what I can ask you . In what city of Belgium you live ?

I live in the suburb of Lille.

Véronique

Far better than most of the modern junk they throw out the radio these days.

Must confess that last night, I played Metallica One and Hero of the Day).

No, I'm not a biker or so ..... can't even drive one, hehe.

Véronique, I live near Dendermonde (Home of the legendary Bayard Steed) which is about 45 minutes driving from Ghent and Brussels.

I hope to go live in the Ardennes area (or closeby) in a few years, but that's just a thought right now (need to figure out some stuff first).

Erwin

(Oh my, they made me a Major now )

Hey congrats MAJOR Erwin. You're just a posting fool. Look at him racking up that rank. On the serious side you've added a lot to this forum and it's really nice having you here.

Hey Veronique and all, hope you've had time to listen to all the great G Miller songs on my VI Corps music site. A lot of great toe tappers!

When I'm working on the computer, I often go to your collection, Marion.

Great songs on it.

Time for some for the Major.

Btw, thanks for the kind words.

Just informing the troops here, no big deal.

Erwin

You have my vote...Major!

BTW, I've found something about Major Glenn Miller, some speculations abot his dead on:

http://www.bigbands.org/millercrash.htm

http://www.bigbands.org/miller_files.html

That smells like "Top Secret" :glasses:

Sorry, I'm not in the race for a higher rank, one more site about mistery of G. Miller's death!

http://skygaze.com/content/mysteries/GlennMiller.shtml

Maybe not so far from the truth? Anyway , He give us great music with his famous and unique sound,copied by many big bands!

Well I dunno. Rumor is rumor until it is substantiated yes? Plus there are SO many stories. Which one do we believe? I say none. It is easy to assume. It very well may be that his plane did indeed just crash. It happened ALL the time. The one that said, well we didn't find any bodies, well, is that proof? The English Channel is a big choppy, deep body of water, and we may never know.

It just appears to me that people like to believe in conspiracies and cover-ups, because face it; they are a lot more fun and imaginative. Qui?

So here's to Glenn and his great music and the gifts he shared with the world in the 40's. He made many people happy and he still is today. That is all that matters.

Typical human; we just love conspiracy theories especially when the circumstances are a bit hazy.

Personally, I think Miller's plane was just at the wrong place at the wrong time.

I even heard (well, read) that the plane flew under a group of bombers returning from a bombing mission. Apparently, a few bombers dropped their loads in the Channel (we all know a WWII plane didn't land wih armed bombs in its belly, right?) as they didn't had the chance to drop them on their targets.

One of these bombs (or several) must have hit the plane underneath.

That's just another theory.

I don't believe the French widow and that prostitute story at all (smells like revisionism to me!).

Erwin (a BIG fan of Glenn Miller's music )

PS: Not in race for ranks either, wanted to remain Sergeant.