What do Saxon-fans think about Glenn Miller-kind music

[heavycelli]

I often ask myself do a lot of saxon fans like Glenn Miller Music? I always have the idea that Paul Quinn likes that music, like I also do. I hope I can hear it sometimes during a chat-session somewhere. (So that particullary Glenn Miller- sadness-sound, with flavours of danger/ fear and those nice orchestra-riffs you hear in that Orcest Of Glenn miller. I would like to sea Saxon making a cover of one of that songs. For example the song PERFIDIA (1941)

(w-Eng.- Milton Leeds; m.- Alberto Dominguez)

"To you, my heart cries out, perfidia,
For I found you the love of my life in somebody else's arms.

Your eyes are echoing, perfidia.
Forgetful of our promise of love, you're sharing another's charms.

With a sad lament my dreams have faded like a broken melody,
While the God's of love look down and laugh at what romantic fools we mortals
be.

And now, I know my love was not for you.
And so I'll take it back with a sigh,
Perfidia's one good-bye. "


Thinks about treason in Love, and than Paul fills it up with nice riffs, and Doug the end-solo. **** Just some phantasy of mine, but deeply meant, I would love this***

 

[DirtySanchez]

Er...have you been smoking crack?

 

[Meshie]

Er .. and whoes crack have you been smoking?..lol

 

[MatRattz]

WTF?

Glen Miller..... next you'll be suggesting something by Vera Lynn that you think might be in Biffs Vocal range?

Wierdo....

 

[WILKS]

Wow and I thought the shit i'm smoking was strong.But to honest my two friends who I visit often London love that stuff(as well as punk, metal, blues,rock n roll and just about anything that aint pop). So I get to here it from time to time and I can admit to tapping my foot.Just remember Simon Cowell is killing music not Glen Miller(or home taping)

 

[RicknRoll]

I don't care much for Glen Miller but I do like jazz and big band swing as well as rock.

I often ask myself do a lot of saxon fans like Glenn Miller Music? I always have the idea that Paul Quinn likes that music, like I also do. I hope I can hear it sometimes during a chat-session somewhere. (So that particullary Glenn Miller- sadness-sound, with flavours of danger/ fear and those nice orchestra-riffs you hear in that Orcest Of Glenn miller. I would like to sea Saxon making a cover of one of that songs. For example the song PERFIDIA (1941)

(w-Eng.- Milton Leeds; m.- Alberto Dominguez)

"To you, my heart cries out, perfidia,
For I found you the love of my life in somebody else's arms.

Your eyes are echoing, perfidia.
Forgetful of our promise of love, you're sharing another's charms.

With a sad lament my dreams have faded like a broken melody,
While the God's of love look down and laugh at what romantic fools we mortals
be.

And now, I know my love was not for you.
And so I'll take it back with a sigh,
Perfidia's one good-bye. "


Thinks about treason in Love, and than Paul fills it up with nice riffs, and Doug the end-solo. **** Just some phantasy of mine, but deeply meant, I would love this***

 

[Paxoman]

I saw Glen Miller at the Barbican the other day. He came up to me and said "How the f**k do I get out of here, I've been walking around for years!"

 

[secret_weapon]

Saxon covering Glenn Miller? Yeah... someone has been smoking some potent stuff! Actually, I'm not that into Miller, but I do like Coltrane, Return To Forver and a bunc of other jazz stuff. Also, the bass player in my band is a huge Miles Davis fan.... you'll never hear the end of it from him on Miles! I like all kinds of stuff, but I don't know about Saxon covering Glenn Miller. No disrespect meant, just joking around. Anyway, why not ask the band? Saxon members, post something here if you're thinking of covering Glenn Miller!

 

[Griffin-]

who's Glenn Miller

 

[Paxoman]

He was a big band leader in the 30's and 40's until he mysteriously disappeared.

 

[heavycelli]

He was a big band leader in the 30's and 40's until he mysteriously disappeared.

Yeah, and he did sit in a plane.... going nowhere! Just like that 747...

 

[Paxoman]

Apparently the American airforce were unloading their bombs before flying back home, and Glen Millers plane just happened to be flying underneath! I saw a programme about it on Discovery channel a little while back.

 

[WILKS]

Wow pax thats a great story.I love them rock n roll stories.How did Robert Johnson die?Did Jim Morrison die?Who shot Biggie? Did Saxon record the D album?

 

[I Ain't No Angel]

Glenn Miller's wartime home was at RAF Twinwood near my home town Bedford, so we have a lot of memorial shows and stuff going on in remembrance of him here. Can't say I've ever really taken a liking to that sort of stuff though.

http://www.roll-of-honour.com/Bedfordshire/BedfordCornExchange.html

 

[I Ain't No Angel]

Mind you, a bit of horn blowing can be fun sometimes!

 

[Black Lagoon]

Mind you, a bit of horn blowing can be fun sometimes!

Trust You!

 

[WILKS]

I wish I'd watched that Hornblower on telly the other night now.Ain't no angel was you in it?

 

[I Ain't No Angel]

Ha ha ha Wilks, I wish! Nothing beats the feeling of a big horn slipping between your lips!

 

[WILKS]

Would'nt know.But I hear that sort of thing can make your lips sore if you do it to often.

 

[I Ain't No Angel]

Well, I think if you make sure the lips are moistened properly beforehand that should stop the soreness! A change in technique or position of horn playing may help too!