Part two of Bobby Darin's appearance on The Andy Williams Show on 11th January 1965, also starring Vic Damone. The singers see what they would sound like with each others voices.
Bobby Darin's sense of humor was awesome. He was only 29 years old here. Lovely man. Thank goodness for these videos because these lovely men are no longer with us and I miss them!
I love him one of the most brilliant awesome artists ever.Is just really sad he left his fans too soon.May he Rest In Peace 🙏❤️Thanks for sharing this beautiful show I appreciated
Class died around the time my dad died. In a sharp suit cool shades diving a 62 T-Bird listening to jazz and Frank Sinatra. Yeah, class is gone. Cool died with Johnny Cash..Tj Struska
I couldn’t agree more with a great group I’ll never never forget Bob Darren tremendous person great great person and music will always remember wonderful
Did anyone notice how winded Bobby was he the heart ailment from childhood that's the first time I noticed it in anyone of his performances God Bless Bobby Darin we miss you.
This is priceless golden television for sure. Watching these shows was a family night of togetherness to enjoy the music and laughter, non of that today. I loved these shows and great to see them now after all these many years, such gems still gives me a great laugh. The days of real talented performers on these shows just high lights what is so sadly lacking on television today.
OMG; I clearly remember this; we used to watch the Andy Williams show every week; (I was 12); the good old days of "golden television".....Bobby died way too young, as did Andy. Luckily, thru youtube, my daughters (33 and 28) are now sharing these priceless gems with me and their kids.
How amazing these three men are! What a great routine & so much fun to listen to them ! Love their poking fun at each other & their humor! Such talented men, so handsome & such class! Love this!❤️
This is elegant and surreal... Incredibly tightly-rehearsed, and yet they're giving the impression that they're making it up as they go along. I've seen Sinatra, Crosby and Martin be this good together, but never better than this. And although there is a great deal of physical energy being expended here, they're never out of breath, and their 3-part unisons are pitch-perfect. (I have new respect for Vic Damone.)
Compare the two albums where Billy May (a true swing band leader) accompanies: 1. Darin's Oh, Look at Me Now 2. Damone's The Lively Ones Damone sounds stiff and forced, like Robert Goulet trying to sing Screamin' Jay Hawkins. Damone has a good technical voce, the vibratto and phrasing are decent. He cannot swing, has less range than Darin.
Nope, just sayin'. A lot of folks on these old crooner shows think a guy is talented when he can stand and sing like Robert Goulet. You've got the right idea.
For a man with a chronically damaged heart Bobby Darin looks very energetic in this 1-derful performance with Andy and Vic. I was 15 when Bobby died at age 37 on December 20, 1973, such a sad day for me. My earliest remembrance of music in english is listening to Bobby's LP which included Down By The River Side, My Darling Clementine, Beyond The Sea, Splish Splash, etc. The movie Kevin Spacey made about him was a lovely tribute and thanks to it my daughters, ages 22 and 17, love Bobby's music. Blessings from San Juan PR !!!
@@mrs.herculepoirot7763 My pleasure !!! It's so good to reminisce about such beautiful times, great artists who made us happy and still do, even years after they left us !!!
Saludos, Beto (Luis Humberto - We are from the same neighborhood, and even took Organic and Analytic Chemistry at the UPR). It has been such an impressive remembrance you have articulated here about Bobby Darin's passing. I was at a loss that you were such a great fan of his. He was at the peak of his prime in this show (1965) - so, he could pull this act off, as his rheumatic valvular disease would be striking him hard a few years later. Mr. Bobby Darin, Mr. Andy Williams and Mr. Vic Damone had a wonderful time here. Such camaraderie comes across as real. As breathtaking as this performance was by these three gentlemen, it came on the heels of the celebration Mr. Bobby Darin held earlier in 1960, in a video with Paul Anka, Pat Boone and Frankie Avalon. The leitmotiv then was the year 1942. "That's the year I was born" would blurt Mr. Anka at Mr. Avalon, Mr. Boone and Mr. Darin - teasing them, by being the youngest of them all. That meeting was a class act by itself - memorable.
@@rolandoe.diazolivom.d.4777 Rolando, Saludos !!! Si de acuerdo con Google eres el Neurólogo con oficina en Bayamón te voy a contactar próximamente, qué gusto saber de ti !!! Rayos, Orgánica (Waldemar Adam) y Analítica (Manuel Torréns, o "Toens", ¿ recuerdas su vacilón con lo de las RRs de Rechazado 😄?), eso fue en 1977-78 !!! Dios te Bendiga, tenemos que encontrarnos !!! 😃
What amaze me how ALL of the entertainer of that day truly care very much for each other ... These 3 plus Sammy Davis Jr, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin even Jerry Lewis. True Dean couldn't work with Jerry but the way he joke about Jerry show down deep there was warm feeling for him. You don't make fun of someone you don't care about. Today entertainers rip each other up, try to prove they are number 1. So sad
This is so funny.. real talented entertainers all the way through! Bobby breaking out in dance with a straight face in 7:24 just kills me! The whole bit is just amazing, this talent is sorely missed!
Came across this video by accident and so glad I found it. Absolutely adored it, we loved Bobby Darin and Andy Williams and grew up on their music. Thanks so much for posting this video.
(guest) Echoing what several folks are saying here, that these old shows , especially Andy Williams' ones, were so entertaining, never disappointing, musically satisfying , and funny. Ever since I was a kid, I remember one scene with Andy and 2(?)others , chatting as " yokels", and one said, " ..when I get rich, I'm gonna buy me an extra day, cos when I say rich, I mean RICH !" Isn't but funny the things that stick in your mind ! This would be from over 50 years ago ! Does anyone remember that ?! Have you seen the one with Richard Chamberlain as " Beau Regarde", about the riverboat, his sister, and the moustachioed Andy playing the baddie ! They had such a sense of humour, and were doing the southern accent in an exaggerated way : loved every moment ! But they also then quickly slipped into a song and dance routine : considering this was all ' live', that was pretty good going! As others have said, how I wish the modern programme makers would learn from the old shows ! I'm increasingly opening up you tube to savour these gems, rather than watch the regular current t.v. " entertainment" shows, most of which are boring by comparison . I think the nearest we had in u.k. were " The Black and white minstrel show", and " the good old days". The B & W show was stopped due to "political correctness" . Why on earth couldn't they carry on with the music etc, but if they were so sensitive, why didn't they just ditch the black faces? Anyway, loving seeing the old shows here, Many thanks. 😊😊😊😊
I think these guys invented "lip synching". Love it when Bobby does his impersonation of Andy's Moon River and nearly walks into the tree! And also love him running across the stage and punching holes in the other two guys' hats. Simply hilarious! You can tell they were all having so much fun. Great writing!
What I really love (aside from this video, the "Do-Re-Mi" video, and these guys) is how, in the comments, everyone says how they think Eddy Fisher is the best of the three or how they prefer Andy Williams, but no one says that they hate all but Bobby Darin and that anyone who disagrees is stupid and should burn in hell. What I'm trying to get at is that everyone respects each other, each other's opinion, and the three musicians. I just think that's wonderful. :)
I loved all the skits they did on Andy Williams. I do remember that I loved the one with Bobby Darin, Eddie Fisher and Andy Williams. I haven't seen that one in a while.
The male entertainers in those days had such gracefulness and class. My father and his pals were as handsome graceful classy and fun loving then too... it was their generation. Most men today can’t carry themselves like those men: Seems It isn’t natural for them.
gameruiners007 I’ve often wondered why men don’t wear hats any more (and I mean real hats, not those ugly baseball caps) There’s just something about a man in a traditional hat that makes him look so stylish.
Man did Andy have a lot of great talent on his show: Simon and Garfunkel, Peter, Paul and Mary, the Carpenters, Julie Andrews, Bobby Darin and so many others!!! Television needs to take a lesson from it's past, because it ain't gettin' any better with the crap that's on now. Some of it is good, but most of it isn't.
Wow! I also came across this video by accident & I must say,I was cracking up with the well scripted humour! It is hilarious! Oh,& I just turned 54.No-one could ever get away with this nowadays!I remember very well when I watched late night TV in the old days & this type of humour was rare.It had it's time.Those times were GREAT!!
