@@KasenovDaulet есть видео, в котором мальчик смотрит на закат и такой "этот закат такой" и напевает звуки из этой песни. Исполнил он её идеально(комментарии с ссылками Ютуб удаляет, так что без него. попробуй просто вбить "this sunset bouta play")
This was my Mom and Dad's song, THEIR song...Dad fought in WWII and Mom was German and survived the war as a young girl and teenager...they met after the war when Mom was 18 and got married in 1948, and were very happily married for 30+ years...I remember Mom telling my sister and me how Dad would always sing this softly in her ear as they danced together every time this song was played...I cry every time I hear this as I remember the happiness and love of a beautiful, wonderful life as a family, and seeing the love the 2 most wonderful people I have ever known had for each other...this song has always meant everything to me, from those special memories and the happiest, innocent times of my life...RIP, Mom and Dad, you will always and forever be the most precious and loving memory of my life, and I know you still dance to your song together in Heaven...you can imagine the emotions running down my cheeks as I watched Steve and Peggy, back in time to those very same days, and remembered...I'm crying now...remembering...
The kid and sunset hit it on spot, I hope he's having a beautiful and blessed day. May he and his friends always stay together, and may he experience less heartbreak then we've all had to.❤💪🔥 May his positive dreams be turned into reality, blessed be ❤️
@@kaledoodoo1733 Somebody had to return the Infinity Stones to prevent a new universe from being created. Steve Rogers selfishly volunteered because he had a vagina-related agenda, or vagenda if you will.
@@kaledoodoo1733 I agree, without question Rogers deserved to have the real life he'd missed out on after all his service. But returning the Stones was just as important as winning the battle. The Ancient One made this clear to Banner and she explained why. That's why she was so hesitant to give up the Time Stone to him.
@@whycantiexist5884Some kid on tiktok played a part of this song on a brass instrument and a bunch of normies proceed to attribute this songs success to him, despite it being used in countless other media and the song itself being wonderful. Just normal prison planet things, those people don't have souls though no worries. 😊
I was born in 1941 and this is the music my parents listened to. That's when I started to love this music. Now I am 83 and I am still listening to it. Brings back the memories of yesteryear. Thanks for this.😊
My 20 year old son just passed away last week after a 3 and half year battle with cancer. A few days before he passed he told me and his mother that he would listen to this song and dream about it being played at his wedding and asked us to play it at his funeral. I can't explain the emotions I get when hearing this song now. He was just 20 years old but he had an old soul. Rest in peace Lucas, we love you
@@I_hate_everything_about_you ah free, at last, o gabriel now dawns thy new reconing and they gore, shal glisen before the temples of MAN, creature of STEEL, my gratitude apon thee for my freedom, but, thy crimes against humanity are not forgetten and thy punishment....IS DEATH, DIE
I remember this song from somewhere besides Avengers Endgame until I rewatched The Winter Soldier again. This was the same song that Steve listened to in his apartment. I'll be in the corner crying again.
My dad loved him. I grew up listening to big band music and I listen to it because I love it and I think of my dad. My mom loved operettas and I have a love of so many different genres thanks to them. I miss them.
@Martha Henrich my parents only liked country. But me, I ended up loving all kinds of music except Dixie Land and angular jazz. My parents thought me odd, lol.
@@slothdudemanguybecause most of the people here came from one short where there’s this kid and he said “yo bro I’m chilling outside rn” then started humming this song and it sounded really good. That kid is what brought most of us here and I guess he’s known as the sunset kid now
I remember seeing this on an 'infomercial' in the late 80's. I heard a lot of great songs that were forgotten. I simply love this song and many others that, sadly, many folks won't experience. Music can do so much for one's happiness and soul. This chick was ready to close the deal. This song came out after WWII. Guys sacrificed all and their girls waited with hushed anticipation for them to come back. This song captures that energy and 'let's take it to the next step'. Imagine the couple getting back together, at 2:45 in the song is when it really gets real for the couple.
@@itsjeremiah444it certainly is less magical and emotionally uplifting, this sounds straight out of a Disney film whereas a lot of popular music today is vulgar and violent
wtf did i say to warrant the deletion, YT algorithm, i said nothing antagonistic 😒 was just geeking out about the instruments...sheesh. dont tempt me to BE antagonistic towards you, youtube platform, lol
@@laurenward9814 You clearly are proving you're a walnut brain war the beginning of the Cold War along with misogyny and racism not a great decade it had it's flaws along with accepted racism in film and other media
This was my parent's song at their wedding. They are WWII generation. My Mother is still alive. Dad passed in 1995. This song always reminds me of them.
COVID made the early 2020s go by really fast. Going from 10th grade to graduating high school, I didn't feel like a whole lot had happened in my life. Maybe that's partly my fault...
Never thought that you would be standing here so close to me there's so much I feel that I should say but words can wait until some other day Kiss me once, then kiss me twice Then kiss me once again It's been a long, long time Haven't felt like this, my dear Since I can't remember when It's been a long, long time You'll never know how many dreams I've dreamed about you Or just how empty they all seemed without you So kiss me once, then kiss me twice Then kiss me once again It's been a long, long time
I was always a sickly, anxious, depressed, tiny, scrawny, antisocial loner. But i always tried to do the right thing, even when no one was looking. I even served in the military for a few long, difficult years and did well, got decorated, but left because my health got worse. Now im in my mid-thirties and can barely breathe from hyper-inflated lungs, an overactive bladder means i have to use the restroom every half hour even at night when im trying to sleep, which was already hard from insomnia and delayed sleep phase syndrome (chronic night owl). But i listen to this and imagine getting a super soldier serum and vita ray treatment, and after years of fighting to save the world i get to just slow dance forever with my version of peggy carter (samara weaving as nix from guns akimbo haha). Its all just pretend, but it makes me cry because i can actually feel a fraction of a percent like captain america must have felt. In real life, Hydra won, Thanos won, and hope is gone, but for a few minutes each night this song keeps me going.🇺🇸👩🏼🤝👨🏻🇺🇸
@@thomast8539 .... I concur , however I believe we all need direction from time to time , especially the young ones by inspiring them to be curious and encouraging discovery . Some kids might be born with it , while others are not as fortunate and must be mentored .
@@gispel7058 .... while I take your point , for some of the younger generation movies might be the only forum for them to experience swing band music , will they be curious enough to learn more about the music of that era , that remains to be seen .
@@peteklinger6150 Yes Pete. I agree. Forgive me that my patience is wearing thin with the constant praise of a movie who's appeal has a great deal to do with this big band era great music. Yes let's hope it renews intrest and permanently changes the neurons in the minds of our young people. BTW in high school a Robin Klinger had a crush on me. It was all one sided but looking back....I was a fool to not get involved. LOL
" I still don't know how to dance .." "I 'll show you . Just ..just be there " "Let's get the band to play something slow . I hate to step on your ........." ............... ............... "Steve ? ...Steve...."
Guys, we all took the time to find this song through different faucets of media or because of experiences and memories we share with loved ones, there is no need to make someone feel like they don't care for this song nor the genre it comes from because of that. We are all here to enjoy this piece and what brought us all here. Please, it's so ignorant to try and demean someone based off the way they found this song. None of you are more special than the other. Alright my rant is over lol
it feels like the end credits of someone who lived a happy life. And the end feels so loud like it saying time has run out, but you won't be forgotten.
This song causes me very strong feelings. I get goosebumps when I hear this. It's like I remember something, which doesn't make a lot of sense because the lyrics are about romance. I don't really know what it means, or if anyone feels the same way, but it's magical the feeling I get everytime I hear it.
Years ago, my grandmother and I danced to this song in her parlor in Lynn, MA. She loved this song and remembered hearing it at USO dances during the last year of the war. Grammy couldn’t dance very well after the car accident, but I couldn’t either. Holding her as we circled around that small room meant a lot then and means the world now. Twenty years later, Alzheimer’s and time took her away, but this song played last Fall as my boyfriend and I drove back to my house from picking up plants. It was as though Grammy was giving us her blessing from beyond this realm and it was at that moment I knew for certain that Trevor and I were meant to be and we had the go ahead from her and all our favorite people of that wonderful generation that have gone to their reward. I pray we dance to this marvelous song at our wedding.
Especially since so many others never came home to live their best lives either. Made me happy that he got his second chance because so many others never did.
@@harshshah._. Crime was low, American people loved America, men did not curse around ladies and/or children, I could play outside in safety and just go home for lunch which my stay at home mother made for me then fun back out to play with my friends. We had zero electronics and had so much fun playing with each other outside (unless it was raining and then we could make tents using sheets and dining room chairs to pretend in). We used our imaginations for everything and pretended things we could find outside were certain objects we needed for our play. We had to learn to get along with each other and we had to learn that some people had more or better abilities than others and be ok with that. I could go on and on and on about how things were in the America I grew up in and loved. Thank you for asking. ❤ P.S., I was 17 in 1965 😁 😁
@@harshshah._. Watch some movies from the 1940's and you will get some of the flavor of it. People were civil to one another, certain manners and courtesies were shown, children could play outside without their parents having to worry about someone harming them, children were allowed to just be children (I loved swinging as high as I could and then jumping out of the swing, climbing trees, digging in the dirt and making things, using my imagination by myself or with a friend or two, no electronic devices (got a transistor radio for my 13th birthday in 1962 or so). It was as different from now as day is from night.
@@kathleenmckeithen118 why cant we go back to that i would love to go back to when america was perfect,was the late 50s early 60s a great time to be living in. im fascinated in how the tv's were like and how the cars were like if you have anything to share i would love to hear something
i’ve never pictured myself having a future, but hearing this song makes me want to grow old with the love of my life and dance to this song on our wedding anniversaries.
Harry James' trumpet virtuosity is top drawer, and Helen Forrest's voice is so sweet and mellow, and so full of longing and wonder, that after so long, she and her love are reunited once more.
I love how they made this song to welcome everyone that fought for the World War II back to their home and love ones, this is a perfect song to let the soldiers return back to their normal lives and finally be happy with their families again and not have to worry about anything else other than the time that they had spent to protect the country
That kid and the sunset. He nailed it.
True
Glad ain't the only one
here because of that video
Lol I know what video you’re talking about. The boy has talent
Helll yeah
Ye
I hope the sunset kid is happy, he brought us all here, one person can make a difference.
“The journey was the friends we made along the way” ah statement but dayum it hits
Hahaha had to look up what he was talking about
Bro, lol everytime I see that reel I come here lol
That kid hit every note and now made me listen here on UA-cam again.
Truee❤
A kid on IG made the trumpet noise to match a sunset. Thanks kid, didn't know I needed this until now
Ayo me too but on TikTok 😂
fr
Came from same vid haha
Add me into the list
I will need to check the privacy policy after this one
3 reasons.
1. My dad's favorite music (Rip Dad...)
2. Garfield meme
3. The kid and the sunset
I'm so sorry about your dad. Rest In Peace. I hope you're doing ok.
@comic_games Thanks dude. He was a great dad.
Rip to your dad man rip
4th, the carebear (also rest in peace to your dad)
My condolences
That kid on the sunset a legend 🎺
Fr bro
What kid?
@@basalt9628 there was a kid who was sitting and saw the sunset and starting humming this song and it was very good
Что за ребенок и закат , объясните мне
@@KasenovDaulet есть видео, в котором мальчик смотрит на закат и такой "этот закат такой" и напевает звуки из этой песни. Исполнил он её идеально(комментарии с ссылками Ютуб удаляет, так что без него. попробуй просто вбить "this sunset bouta play")
Bro this sunset boutta play 🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷
Bro, his impression was so good
Yep
Except there’s no saxophone in the song 😭😭
No cap bro
Yall blowin up my notifications lol
This was my Mom and Dad's song, THEIR song...Dad fought in WWII and Mom was German and survived the war as a young girl and teenager...they met after the war when Mom was 18 and got married in 1948, and were very happily married for 30+ years...I remember Mom telling my sister and me how Dad would always sing this softly in her ear as they danced together every time this song was played...I cry every time I hear this as I remember the happiness and love of a beautiful, wonderful life as a family, and seeing the love the 2 most wonderful people I have ever known had for each other...this song has always meant everything to me, from those special memories and the happiest, innocent times of my life...RIP, Mom and Dad, you will always and forever be the most precious and loving memory of my life, and I know you still dance to your song together in Heaven...you can imagine the emotions running down my cheeks as I watched Steve and Peggy, back in time to those very same days, and remembered...I'm crying now...remembering...
your parents are such beautiful human beings
this made me cry i hope you’re living a blessed and beautiful life.
Bless you and your family. God speed to your parents Chris.
Awwww
Since I heard this for the 1st time, I cannot stop playing it.
The kid and sunset hit it on spot, I hope he's having a beautiful and blessed day.
May he and his friends always stay together, and may he experience less heartbreak then we've all had to.❤💪🔥
May his positive dreams be turned into reality, blessed be ❤️
My man traveled through space and time just to fulfill his promise. That's true love right there.
Right, I'm sure it had nothing to do with saving the entire fucking universe
wow
You're right.
@@kaledoodoo1733 Somebody had to return the Infinity Stones to prevent a new universe from being created. Steve Rogers selfishly volunteered because he had a vagina-related agenda, or vagenda if you will.
@@kaledoodoo1733 I agree, without question Rogers deserved to have the real life he'd missed out on after all his service. But returning the Stones was just as important as winning the battle. The Ancient One made this clear to Banner and she explained why. That's why she was so hesitant to give up the Time Stone to him.
My man had a date to fulfill, he made a promise glad he got to do that
We All love the sunset kid for showing us this
Yo me too
Ain’t no way you haven’t heard this before
@@Muinciavheyou can have heard things before and simply not processed it or looked it up until you hear it again
What kid and sunset? What video is that?
@@whycantiexist5884Some kid on tiktok played a part of this song on a brass instrument and a bunch of normies proceed to attribute this songs success to him, despite it being used in countless other media and the song itself being wonderful. Just normal prison planet things, those people don't have souls though no worries. 😊
If this song isn’t playing at my wedding, I’m not getting married
Ys that my mood rn and my mood for life?
It's playing at mine, she said it could
Parker Winkler Congrats man!
* at my wedding *
Mom : 🤨 why is this song playing explain!
Me : no ,no I dont think I will
Same
I was born in 1941 and this is the music my parents listened to. That's when I started to love this music. Now I am 83 and I am still listening to it. Brings back the memories of yesteryear. Thanks for this.😊
I hope you stay in good health, as someone who's only just finished school, and appriciates this type of music as well
Sounds like your parents had a good taste in music Tony. Hope you live till 100!
I have "only" 28 and we share the same love of that music.
Were they allowed to say the word "knitter" with a hard R back then?
Operation Barbarossa
I love that they ended an epic story like that with quiet, private, tender romance.
If only Wonder Woman can go back in time to have one more Dance with Steve Trevor
@@manuelorozco7760 never mention dc with the marvel universe again lol
@@aarondaay Then do not insult me
@Ucmh and nowadays your significant other has a relationship with something called OnlyFans.
@@aarondaay Marvel fans like you put a stain on our name. Grow up
My 20 year old son just passed away last week after a 3 and half year battle with cancer. A few days before he passed he told me and his mother that he would listen to this song and dream about it being played at his wedding and asked us to play it at his funeral. I can't explain the emotions I get when hearing this song now. He was just 20 years old but he had an old soul. Rest in peace Lucas, we love you
I'm so sorry for your lost sir. Rest in Peace, Lucas🕊
Sorry for your loss. Rest in peace, Lucas ❤️
I SO SORRY SIR FOR YOUR LOST
REST IN PEACE LUCAS🕊️🕊️🕊️
my condolences 🙏🏼😞
Fucking hell. I am really sorry mate. You should never have to bury your son. Fuck cancer. Rip Lucas
Damn, that kid with the sunset brought all of us here
he did
i wanna rewatch that , can you give me the link or tittle of that short ( reel ) pls
Yep
Fr
The captain brought me here
2019: "What a great song, love it"
2024: "Open the window, Luthor"
"Ah."
@@LexonTheDragonGodfree at last
@@I_hate_everything_about_you creature of steel
@@oak_tree2464 JUDGEMENT!
@@I_hate_everything_about_you ah free, at last, o gabriel now dawns thy new reconing and they gore, shal glisen before the temples of MAN, creature of STEEL, my gratitude apon thee for my freedom, but, thy crimes against humanity are not forgetten and thy punishment....IS DEATH, DIE
I remember this song from somewhere besides Avengers Endgame until I rewatched The Winter Soldier again.
This was the same song that Steve listened to in his apartment.
I'll be in the corner crying again.
Don’t feel lonely me too
It was Fury who actually put the record on, but yeah...
loll ikrrr
@@markomus1 ikrrr lol in winter soldier
@Angel Rosemond yep
Honestly, I’m so glad that Marvel used this song. Their movies introduced so many people to it, including me. It’s genuinely a great song.
I only wished I’ve been on the ride from the start back in 2008
Well it's the perfect song just listen to the lyrics
Harry James never received enough credit for his trumpet virtuosity. He was and still is the most technically perfect trumpet player.
Amen. Harry was the greatest.
I believe that for some time he was the highest paid or biggest selling artist of the Big Band era.
@@campbell7379 He still is.
My dad loved him. I grew up listening to big band music and I listen to it because I love it and I think of my dad. My mom loved operettas and I have a love of so many different genres thanks to them. I miss them.
@Martha Henrich my parents only liked country. But me, I ended up loving all kinds of music except Dixie Land and angular jazz. My parents thought me odd, lol.
Kid with trumpets as vocal chords.... respect. I wouldn't be listening to this song without that kid.🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥
I just slow danced alone with myself in my room, isnt that sad
Emily haha mee 😂
I dance all the time in the shower hehe
Tbh i love dancing with my dogs to music like this.......my boyfriend caught me the other day after comming home as a surprise
I understand now how my grandparents hooked up.
I was at floor thinking ab her...
ayy this sunset bout to play🎺🎺🎺🎺
Why is everyone talking about a sunset?
@@slothdudemanguybecause most of the people here came from one short where there’s this kid and he said “yo bro I’m chilling outside rn” then started humming this song and it sounded really good. That kid is what brought most of us here and I guess he’s known as the sunset kid now
This song made me cry😭😭😭
SAMEEEEEE
Um.. same
Same too
Eitbon
Dam bro it's been 5 years you still there?
Yo this sound about to go 🎺🎺🎺
This sunset bouta play 🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘
I like how you got the detail of it progresively sounding like elephant noise 😂🤣
That boy and his Sunset did the trumpet perfectly.
@Casperdghost618 fr wouldn't have found it without him
The dance he promised
That made me more sad than anything else .. Ironman can come back alive .. so can black widow
This though.. wow that’s crazy
@@Bat-talk nah I think they're both dead for sure
@@Bat-talk i think their deaths are permanent (i still hope that they will all comeback especially iron man). Because its the end of the infinity saga
Captian america
@@Bat-talk Well Black Widow is getting her own movie. But it’s after Civil War & before infinity war. :)
I remember seeing this on an 'infomercial' in the late 80's. I heard a lot of great songs that were forgotten. I simply love this song and many others that, sadly, many folks won't experience. Music can do so much for one's happiness and soul. This chick was ready to close the deal. This song came out after WWII. Guys sacrificed all and their girls waited with hushed anticipation for them to come back. This song captures that energy and 'let's take it to the next step'. Imagine the couple getting back together, at 2:45 in the song is when it really gets real for the couple.
Back when music was simple, perfect, and beautiful.
Jazz and big band music like orchestras still exist, music genres don’t die ya know? All you gotta do is look for it
@@cinemadweebproductions1828 Unfortunately they are not as wide spread as they once were.
@@cinemadweebproductions1828 where they at? Can you give me some
u trying to insinuate that music is somehow worse now?
@@itsjeremiah444it certainly is less magical and emotionally uplifting, this sounds straight out of a Disney film whereas a lot of popular music today is vulgar and violent
This is my new favourite song should I explain why?
“No I don’t think I will”
nice
“I understood that reference”
@@vverisii smooth
If you watch the film you will understand
underrated comment
0:12 trumpet solo makes me want to cry of how beautiful it sounds 😢😮💨🖤
I THOUGHT IT WAS SAX OMGGG
wtf did i say to warrant the deletion, YT algorithm, i said nothing antagonistic 😒 was just geeking out about the instruments...sheesh. dont tempt me to BE antagonistic towards you, youtube platform, lol
real 🗿
Yeahh
Nermal in a trashcan
I'm 19 and I love this music, it makes me feel nostalgic❤. Music as this will never die.
1940s, what a decade...
Amen
Yeah not the greatest decade war and misogyny and racism not 100% great
@@captainjakemerica4579 music wise, it's better than the shit music released now
@@kinghorror2196 No music is good and bad from all decades. It's like movies there's good and bad from every decade
@@laurenward9814 You clearly are proving you're a walnut brain war the beginning of the Cold War along with misogyny and racism not a great decade it had it's flaws along with accepted racism in film and other media
1:08
Directed By
ANTHONY & JOE RUSSO
THEM FEELS :'(
Jonn Baysa You’re the man.
Jonn Baysa You’re the man.
I CLICKED ON THIS WHILE SCROLLING THROUGH THE COMMENTS AND ITS WHERE I WAS IN THE SONG AT THAT MOMENT
I'm crying en bro stoppp
Kid, you mimicked the song so good Spotify found it and here I am now. Outstanding.
"You'll never know how many dreams I've dreamed about you
Or just how empty they all seemed without you"
so good
Who else listened to this song not because of Avengers but because they just love this kind of music?
Absolutely me
Can you guys recommend some more of these wonderful songs, tyvm
@@hichun2132 "Midnight, The stars and you" and "Lullaby of the leaves" are great too!
@@hichun2132 A bit different and 30s but Al Bowlly
Me not gonna lie it attracted me literally lol
This was my parent's song at their wedding. They are WWII generation. My Mother is still alive. Dad passed in 1995. This song always reminds me of them.
Sorry for your lost
I would do anything to see Avengers Endgame again for the first time
Best feel ever. No discussion
Same, it was the best feeling in the world, and i actually cried a bit at the end. And I rarely cry during a movie
Same, it was the best three hours of my life
Definitely a once in a lifetime experience. Glad so many people got to enjoy that decade plus long ride.
Yes
its 5 years since endgame, man, how time flies
fr
COVID made the early 2020s go by really fast. Going from 10th grade to graduating high school, I didn't feel like a whole lot had happened in my life. Maybe that's partly my fault...
Never thought that you would be
standing here so close to me
there's so much I feel that I should say
but words can wait until some other day
Kiss me once, then kiss me twice
Then kiss me once again
It's been a long, long time
Haven't felt like this, my dear
Since I can't remember when
It's been a long, long time
You'll never know how many dreams
I've dreamed about you
Or just how empty they all seemed without you
So kiss me once, then kiss me twice
Then kiss me once again
It's been a long, long time
This deserves more likes lol
@@honey3495 i agree with u
Not all heroes wear capes.
“I Got A Life”
-Steve Rogers
And a Life he Had..
I decidet to try some of that "Life" Tonny told me about...
So he did.
only to steal someone elses :))))
From "I had a date" to "I got a life"
How did that work out for you?
Happy Valentines Day All Sending Love to everyone from the past
I was always a sickly, anxious, depressed, tiny, scrawny, antisocial loner. But i always tried to do the right thing, even when no one was looking. I even served in the military for a few long, difficult years and did well, got decorated, but left because my health got worse. Now im in my mid-thirties and can barely breathe from
hyper-inflated lungs, an overactive bladder means i have to use the restroom every half hour even at night when im trying to sleep, which was already hard from insomnia and delayed sleep phase syndrome (chronic night owl). But i listen to this and imagine getting a super soldier serum and vita ray treatment, and after years of fighting to save the world i get to just slow dance forever with my version of peggy carter (samara weaving as nix from guns akimbo haha). Its all just pretend, but it makes me cry because i can actually feel a fraction of a percent like captain america must have felt. In real life, Hydra won, Thanos won, and hope is gone, but for a few minutes each night this song keeps me going.🇺🇸👩🏼🤝👨🏻🇺🇸
Isn't it great how a movie can introduce our grandparents music to a new generation ???
Yes, but people should be curious and discover old stuff on their own too.
@@thomast8539 .... I concur , however I believe we all need direction from time to time , especially the young ones by inspiring them to be curious and encouraging discovery . Some kids might be born with it , while others are not as fortunate and must be mentored .
Too bad they can't bring themselves to praise the music. They only mention the endgame reference.
@@gispel7058 .... while I take your point , for some of the younger generation movies might be the only forum for them to experience swing band music , will they be curious enough to learn more about the music of that era , that remains to be seen .
@@peteklinger6150 Yes Pete. I agree. Forgive me that my patience is wearing thin with the constant praise of a movie who's appeal has a great deal to do with this big band era great music.
Yes let's hope it renews intrest and permanently changes the neurons in the minds of our young people.
BTW in high school a Robin Klinger had a crush on me. It was all one sided but looking back....I was a fool to not get involved. LOL
I’m using this song in my wedding boys😤
Thought I was the only one and when she asks why I picked the song I’ll say “I don’t think I will”
Well, here's future congratulations if either of you two got married. 👌🏼
Same
alguien habla español?.-.
@@jostinrodriguez3640 Sí, como Estas? I
“I couldn’t leave my best girl, not while she owes me a dance.”
*cries*
Rewatching winter soldier again the night and it’s what brought me here lol, when Nick is in his flat
dont make me cry :(
@@foxtrotdelta225 yess me too
Ahhhhhhhh😭😭😭😢😢🤧🤧
2:49 to the end is the best part
i’m glad i’m the only who loves that part specifically
❤️🔥💎❤️🔥💎❤️🔥
I'm playing this at my wedding❤❤❤❤❤
congrats
I hope you have a great life
" I still don't know how to dance .."
"I 'll show you . Just ..just be there "
"Let's get the band to play something slow . I hate to step on your ........."
...............
...............
"Steve ? ...Steve...."
I’m not crying I sWeAr
Hey, buddy? Fuck you, forreal. You didn't have to do that
Damn! It really makes to drop some tears away.
okay ouch
@@thewaste What? I'm so confused, who are you referring to
Kid in the sunset knew what he was doing! 🔥🙏🗣️🗣️🎺
I'm doing great
I wonder if this guy ever thought that this song would be in the credits of the biggest movie of all time
Well, wherever he's resting, I hope he too is smiling knowing this.
Biggest movie of all time? Lol.
It was. It's the highest grossing film of all time
Harold Remi it was
What movie
"So did something go wrong, or did something go right?"
@Joker ??? CLEARLY right
I was born in 1941. I grew up playing this music on 78 rpms. “You made me love you” is my all-time favorite.
Wow, 1941! I haven’t even been alive for a sixth that you have. Any advice you have?
Now you're 85 happy last birthday 🎉
Guys, we all took the time to find this song through different faucets of media or because of experiences and memories we share with loved ones, there is no need to make someone feel like they don't care for this song nor the genre it comes from because of that. We are all here to enjoy this piece and what brought us all here. Please, it's so ignorant to try and demean someone based off the way they found this song. None of you are more special than the other. Alright my rant is over lol
it feels like the end credits of someone who lived a happy life. And the end feels so loud like it saying time has run out, but you won't be forgotten.
dude go listen to eitbon that is litearlly the ending to it
eitbon fans 💀
"I can do this all day"
-Steve Rogers
Future Steve “yeah I know I know”
@@diegozapata4798 past steve: “i understood that reference”
This song causes me very strong feelings. I get goosebumps when I hear this. It's like I remember something, which doesn't make a lot of sense because the lyrics are about romance. I don't really know what it means, or if anyone feels the same way, but it's magical the feeling I get everytime I hear it.
Absolutely amazing and energetic
I feel same way as you Anna
How are you doing Anna?
Me recuerda a una película, pero no se cual..
@@franciscojehuhernandezhern9527 Endgame?
100th like
I think the time period it was made in brings alot of those feelings that can't be explained anymore...
It's incredible what these types of songs transmit to you.
I recently discovered this song. What is the name of this genre or type of this music? I would like to hear more of these
@@Raj-3100Just listen to the Fallout New Vegas soundtrack.
This song reminds me of
Ratatouille
Toy story 4
Wall-e
End game
Tom&Jerry
Up
Etc.
pucekki The end of Covid. If the vaccine comes.
Bioshock too
Wasn't Wall-e La Vie en Rose? I always get those songs mixed up
Cap's ending reminded me of Woody in the end of Toy Story 4
The Walking Dead Telltale Series The Final Season
“Everything comes to an end”
Aventureros de maravilla yeah even people
Part of the journey is the end
A harsh reality I have been used to for the last year
For every end, is a new beginning..
The end is always new beginning
Marvel intro at Loki's Finale, damn!
I literally cried when that intro came bcz of background music
That is "it's been a long long time 👀
@@ashhherree and yet…Loki SUUUUUUUUUUUUCKED!!!!
Yesssssssss just because we knew it that loki wont end only one season
@@navymusician822 Stfu
it almost feel like cheating
"Open the window, Luthor."
"Ah."
Those who are here from endgame need to listen to his other songs because if you like this song I guarantee you’ll love his other ones
T-BONE ROX Harry James is so good. I hope that scenes like the one in Endgame encourage people to check out this whole genre.
And swing,/jazz in general. Harry James used to play for Benny Goodman Orchestra which his songs are good too.
T-BONE ROX I genuinely like this song
What song is that
I’m into jazz only once in a while. Like the Gershwins
Hearing this song at the end of "Everywhere in the beginning of nowhere" absolutely broke me.
10/10 song, would cry to this again.
“I had a date”
And a date he had.
And he got that dance he promised too.
😭😭😭
Time doesn't stop ⌚
Haaey 11 dam that hurt :(
0:49 bro this sunset bouta play
Years ago, my grandmother and I danced to this song in her parlor in Lynn, MA. She loved this song and remembered hearing it at USO dances during the last year of the war. Grammy couldn’t dance very well after the car accident, but I couldn’t either. Holding her as we circled around that small room meant a lot then and means the world now. Twenty years later, Alzheimer’s and time took her away, but this song played last Fall as my boyfriend and I drove back to my house from picking up plants. It was as though Grammy was giving us her blessing from beyond this realm and it was at that moment I knew for certain that Trevor and I were meant to be and we had the go ahead from her and all our favorite people of that wonderful generation that have gone to their reward. I pray we dance to this marvelous song at our wedding.
1:02 Men am I the only one who will appreciate this part was?
This part was so magical
Roronoa Zoro yeah kinda reminding Wizard of Oz
I do appreciate too🥺 It felt magical
I was thinking Peter Pan
Listening to this song
I can do this all day.
Great reference
thanks marvel for making me discover this beatiful song ❤
this was the perfect ending for Steve since he was originally from the past and deserved to go back and live his life there
Especially since so many others never came home to live their best lives either. Made me happy that he got his second chance because so many others never did.
hell yeah im happy to see how many people one kid brought together
I was born in 1948 so this was my parents' music and I loved it growing up, and I still do. Precious WW ll era music. :)
And Harry James had those beautiful blue eyes. :)
Wow how was it like back then , I am just 17 and wondering how it would've been like
@@harshshah._. Crime was low, American people loved America, men did not curse around ladies and/or children, I could play outside in safety and just go home for lunch which my stay at home mother made for me then fun back out to play with my friends. We had zero electronics and had so much fun playing with each other outside (unless it was raining and then we could make tents using sheets and dining room chairs to pretend in). We used our imaginations for everything and pretended things we could find outside were certain objects we needed for our play. We had to learn to get along with each other and we had to learn that some people had more or better abilities than others and be ok with that.
I could go on and on and on about how things were in the America I grew up in and loved.
Thank you for asking. ❤
P.S., I was 17 in 1965 😁
😁
@@harshshah._. Watch some movies from the 1940's and you will get some of the flavor of it. People were civil to one another, certain manners and courtesies were shown, children could play outside without their parents having to worry about someone harming them, children were allowed to just be children (I loved swinging as high as I could and then jumping out of the swing, climbing trees, digging in the dirt and making things, using my imagination by myself or with a friend or two, no electronic devices (got a transistor radio for my 13th birthday in 1962 or so). It was as different from now as day is from night.
@@kathleenmckeithen118 why cant we go back to that i would love to go back to when america was perfect,was the late 50s early 60s a great time to be living in. im fascinated in how the tv's were like and how the cars were like if you have anything to share i would love to hear something
Planning to dance to this song at my wedding for the first dance this November… can’t wait 😎
I hope it goes perfectly for you bro! Congratulations, and may you and your partner be in each other's company forever!
my guy did all that for a dance with his true love. now that’s dedication
This is the most beautiful music ever written, written by our boy Harry James.
Who’s all here from the sunset 🌅 kid 🎉🎉🎉❤ thanks kid for reuniting us with this old banger
Yup😊
The sunset kid nailed it 😮
Besides the comments to Endgame, just how absolutely beautiful the trumpet was. Takes my heart away 😭💖
Perfect song, perfect ending, perfect conclusion for both Steve and Endgame.
On your left
"DONT, you say it"
"On your left"
"GAHHHH"
I'm in a bad time right now, but this song is helping me. Thanks, Harry James.
whenever i play any of these types of old time songs, my grandma is always the first to sing along with her quiet voice and i find it adorable tbh
That’s very sweet!
i’ve never pictured myself having a future, but hearing this song makes me want to grow old with the love of my life and dance to this song on our wedding anniversaries.
I already knew this song… I won’t feel lonely again when listening to this in the future, thanks Tae. 💘
This is the most wholesome comment, I hope you and Tae are doing well
Here from the sunset kid. Thank you lil bro💙
"Yo bro im chilling outside rn"
"this sunset bouta play 🎺🎺🎺🎺"
*Knocks on window*
*"Open the window Luthor."🦸🏻♂️*
@Envity
"hrmmrmrmmm hrmrmmmmhrmrm hrmhrmhrm hrm hrmm hrmmmmm"
-Trumpet Child 🎺
Harry James' trumpet virtuosity is top drawer, and Helen Forrest's voice is so sweet and mellow, and so full of longing and wonder, that after so long, she and her love are reunited once more.
You can really feel the longing in this. Timeless classic
"How was there Captain?"
"Maravilous, maravilous....."
*GRACES FOR BEING IN THIS GENERATION*
After 70 years waiting,,finally he got a dance at right moment..
Bung 11 80 years, actually.
the ending made me cry ♥️
it’s been a long time for peggy and steve indeed
OMGG THIS IS JUST SO GOOD. THE MELODY’S SO CLASSIC YET AAPEALING
I just LOVE the TRUMPETS!!
Soldier, you can rest now. Thanks for your service for the country, world, and universe.
He kept his promise... :,)
Brooo this sunset bouta play 🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺
I love how they made this song to welcome everyone that fought for the World War II back to their home and love ones, this is a perfect song to let the soldiers return back to their normal lives and finally be happy with their families again and not have to worry about anything else other than the time that they had spent to protect the country