The Glenn Miller Orchestra - People Like You And Me

Vocals by, Marion Hutton, Tex Beneke, Ray Eberle, and The Modernaires.

[brianwilson]

Seriously, was there ever a more adorable gal than Marion Hutton? What a doll!

[MrDjslav]

The way Marion looks at Tex...We should all be so lucky.

[dudley]

Miller at his best with such a great vocal with Ray Eberle, Marion Hutton, the Modernaires, plus talented Tex Beneke doesn't get better than this.

[raymondfaron]

Love you Marion Hutton, 75 years ago, America at its' finest

[danmenefee]

All these people are legends- they saved the world from fascism.

[theophilusthistle]

The tall trombonist in short sleeves and vest is Paul Tanner, who passed away recently being the last survivor of the original Miller band. He is perhaps the only swing musician to make the transition from the Swing Era to Rock in the mid-60's....You can hear his work in the Beach Boy's masterpiece "Good Vibrations" playing the "Tannerin",   a new type of Theremin he invented.

[thomaswebb]

"All for people like you and me..." Thank you to everyone who - like my dad - served this great nation in her, and our allies' greatest conflict. Best. Music. Ever.

[Wolfsky]

Marion Hutton, you were a Total-Babe & a half!!!

[lizaelliott]

This song ought to be made the American anthem, with Tex and Marion as mascots.

[philipchretienkarlsson]

A faboulous orchestra, singing about the hope of a better and brighter future FOR ALL !

[fjbutch]

Those terrific harmonies back then...just magical !!

[jackkkk]

This is what got us through the war...Great job

[GMBogart]

From when America fought fascism in Europe and Japan.
Hope we will always do as well here at home.

[Anvanho]

2:32 ... adorable swing body moves by Hutton!!!

[Skyhigh]

With tunes like these, there was no way we could lose :) #USA

[is]

I just turned 69 years old on Jan 14, 2022 . Marion Hutton died on Jan 12, 1987 She was a great talent, but I am stunned as to what happened to her in the rest of the 1940's She was with Glenn Miller from 1938-1942, but Miller did not die until July 1944. How did they become disconnected. Was Miller playing music for that long of a period of time during the World War 2.I know Hutton played in one Abbott and Costello film, but that should not of had anything to do with here singing career. How did she die out?

I realize she had a major drinking problem and addiction to prescription drug in 1965, but her talent should have carried through the 1950's. I need a 90 year old person or somebody in the music industry that can explain why here career died so quickly. Marion will always be alive in my home along with Glenn Miller, Tex Benakee and Ray Eberle.

[purfctwmn]

I love the music of my g-parents! I remember seeing this movie. It was great!

[jeffcraven]

Turn it up and let it blast like the bands in front of you. Love it!

[bennyjazzful]

WOW WOW WOW
From a mad keen 77yo Aussie fan.

[Finglesham]

I'm watching this to see Tex. He was something else.