Diahann Carroll "Elusive Butterfly" on The Ed Sullivan Show

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Diahann Carroll "Elusive Butterfly" on The Ed Sullivan Show on May 12, 1968. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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@joemiller6975 3 года назад

Diahann Carroll was incredibly gifted and classy and beautiful! There is nobody like her in showbiz today ! Fabulous!

@toddanthony6664 3 года назад

Did Diahann Carroll ever have a bad hair, wardrobe, anything day? She was the epitome of a stunning beauty.

@LazyIRanch 3 года назад

She's the epitome of grace and beauty, and a great talent. She broke color barriers, I was a little girl when her show "Julia" was on the air, and many girls of all colors wanted to be her. I was a little white girl in Dallas, TX in the 60s, but I had a "Julia" doll because she was way cooler than Barbie, and had a professional job!

@richarddixon7855 3 года назад

She sure was gorgeous in person, c. 2000, when we got her autograph in the lobby of "The V. Monologues" in NYC!

@rondothard1698 3 года назад

She just knew that she was black and had to be as close to perfection to make it in the business. They say what it is that you wont do if you want something so bad. Diana was the same way but she just wasn't as good looking and didn't have that same class!

@frankcheers7529 2 года назад

Well, I wasn't the hugest fan of her wardrobe and costume changes when she hosted the Hollywood Palace in 1969 or 70. Otherwise, you're right.

@jayt4835 2 года назад

No, she didn’t. She was a pure example of elegance in the highest order. Over & over again voted to the “best dressed” list by critics.

@renegaderunner332 Месяц назад

Diahann Carroll was pure CLASS! CLASS! CLASS!

@kevingoins9858 3 года назад

Class, grace and beauty. RIP Diahann

@buckjohnson1119 3 года назад

The Beautiful song of Bob Lind- Elusive Butterfly. Diane was a beautiful woman, and of high talent.

@simon.hh15 11 месяцев назад

She definitely was blessed with talent, voice, beauty and elegance. Rest in peace, Goddes. ❤

@joemiller6975 3 года назад

I always loved this song and I am sure The Great Miss Carroll does a smashing job of delivering it!

@bienemaja5610 3 года назад

Dynastie 💗💓💕 RIP Diahann 💐🕯

@Lpb726bw 3 года назад

Ikr

@johnblack9921 Месяц назад

Simply beautiful and regal. ❤

@efemeridesymashd2438 3 года назад

Wow

@ThePopAttic 3 года назад

The end really rang! Diahann 🥺

@dapdne4916 5 месяцев назад

WOW! JUST BEAUTIFUL.😮😊

@poorthing 2 года назад

Ms Carroll looks beautiful here, that gown could be worn today and the color is gorgeous. Her singing style is not my favorite but she sure had a presence. I'm not sure she is remembered much as the years go by but she actually was quite an important figure as the 1st black woman to star on her own network tv series.

@dianag.1997 3 года назад

Diahann Carroll was absolutely stunning! What a Goddess's soul! Thank you, White Collar, for introducing me to this gracious lady and exceptional talent!

@Bushkangaroo59. 3 года назад

What a “good looking” woman!

@janepateman2925 Год назад

Beautifully sung..

@thediahanncarrolllegacy 3 года назад

@The Ed Sullivan Show It would mean a lot to us longtime fans of Diahann Carroll if you can upload Diahann Carroll singing "Yesterday" and "What The World Needs Now" on The Ed Sullivan Show April 10th 1966, It will mark 55 years tomorrow 💖

@LazyIRanch 3 года назад

Did anyone else have a "Julia" doll as a child? She was kind of like Barbie, but prettier and waaaay cooler! She was a nurse, not an bimbo. Looking back at the kind of toys my mom bought me, I think she was a covert feminist and SJW. Thank you, Mom!

@GiftSparks 3 года назад

I remember the Julia lunchbox. There were pictures of her little son and his friend, Earl Jay Wadadorn.

@erichudson774 Месяц назад

Yes

@pqdlindasgaiolascarlinhosd5758 3 года назад

Show !👏👏👏👏👏

@noeycedro1827 Год назад

A powerful rendition of a mellow song!

@bobjlv 3 года назад

Just caught this on Ed Sullivan on ME-TV last night. Still love Bob Lind's the best, but she did one HECK of a job during this Sullivan performance. I am so glad you posted this!!

@ndodier Год назад

Stunning 🤩

@trevordarden8077 Год назад

My Family Is Beautiful 💕🤍

@skadankosmokez2545 2 года назад

RIH Love You Big Cuzzo. 🌠💞💜

@Dion_Mustard 3 года назад

They don't make singers and performers like this anymore..Amy Winehouse was the exception in the early 2000s...BUT you cannot compare modern day artists to the likes of Eartha Kitt, Nancy Wilson, Shirley Bassey, Etta James, Aretha Franklin, Dionne Warwick, Ketty Lester, Dinah Washington, Ella Fitzgerald, Mahalia Jackson, Darlene Love, to name a few...these artists were (are) EXCEPTIONAL and made for the stage.

@LazyIRanch 3 года назад

I love RU-vid, because I've been able to add to my list of favorite performers that I didn't hear growing up. All those you mentioned are wonderful. I just found out about Ruth Brown in recent years, and it makes me mad that I never heard her on radio growing up. Now I can't go more than a couple of days without listening to her. OH! And Sister Rosetta Tharpe and her guitar work that influenced early rock and roll! I'm so grateful that video survived of her performances.

@Dion_Mustard 3 года назад

@@LazyIRanch LOVE Ruth Brown..did you know she starred in the original Hairsprays movie in 1988?? Etta James LOVED Ruth. AND Sister Rosetta...wow...you know your artists!

@mattc2094 3 года назад

Would you include Diana Ross in this list?

@Dion_Mustard 3 года назад

@@mattc2094 Ms Ross is a musical legend. I generally prefer the more "gospel" "soulful" singers like Mahalia Jackson, Gladys Knight, Whitney Houston, Patti Labelle, Etta James, Tina Turner. The ones whose voices reach the heavens!!

@LazyIRanch 3 года назад

@@mattc2094 Of course! The original Lady Di! That's why the OP said "to name a few". There are so many, like Gladys Knight, Sara Vaughn, Billie Holiday, Tina Turner, Whitney Houston... It really is an almost endless list