@@tsicby Well, where is his monitor? Where is the mic? The music has to be coming from somewhere, perfectly mixed with his voice, with prominent finger-snaps coming over the same channel, ostensibly, as his voice. But look, there are no wires coming off of him, he's free as a bird, and this is 1965. The prominence of the finger snaps, and his complete freedom of movement means it was probably a boom mic. With the guy moving all over the room, picking up his finger snaps, but his voice would not have been able to remain so consistent with a boom mic moving around like that. The distance to the mic would vary. He even climbs up on stuff! His finger snaps fade in and out, but not his voice? In 1965, most live singers stood at a mic and didn't wander too far unless they carried the mic with them. Nobody is suggesting that this was the official recording of the song. He likely recorded it for the show in the studio, then they played it back as he mimed to it. It's 1965, no shame in that, but those weren't live vocals on the spot. That's kind of obvious, no? Just watch the performance closely, and note how the levels stay the same while he moves all over the place. Still a good rendition of the song.
@@martinj.hammersmith8512 I know this is going to blow your millennial mind, but the music is live. The Ed Sullivan Show recorded with a live orchestra. The orchestra is playing behind the cameras right in front of Tom Jones. The audience is seated in stands that rise above the orchestra and is watching a projection of the live show above the stage (notice when Ed Sullivan looks high up to address the audience when he announces Tom Jones). The show had sound monitors hung from the same galley as lighting aimed at the performer. The mic is on a boom over his head. Look, I don't think you understand how many people tuned in to the Ed Sullivan Show every week. With only 5 or 6 channels on TV at the time, 40 to 50 million Americans tuned in to watch his show every week. That's an enormous amount of ad revenue for the network and they had the production budget of a major Broadway musical to say the least. I worked at studios in Hollywood and spent a lot of time in the audience of talk shows and variety shows so, while I'm not old enough to have been in the Ed Sullivan audience, I've seen this kind of set up with my own eyes and, in fact, there are publicity stills from the show online showing this. But the idea of a boom mic following Tom around on stage just to record the fingersnaps while he moves his lips around in silence is all the proof I need to know that you have no idea what you are talking about. Get off the internet and stop making shit up.
@AMT He's been touring three or four nights a week all through Europe for his new album. Some have complained he is only performing the new album, but I don't care.
I'm actually a lot more impressed by the sound engineering of this mid-1960's LIVE performance than the performance itself! He's moving all over the place, he's snapping his fingers, and the microphone (probably on a boom) is picking it all up! Wow!
Lip-synching isn't necessarily a condition of not being able to sing, especially in the 1960s when record labels were sometimes apprehensive about what live mixes of hits they were trying to promote might sound like on TV. Some artists will lip-synch AND sing live during different songs in the same set (see: The Jackson 5 on The Hollywood Palace)
1965-1995. 30 years had passed when Carlton was doing his Carlton Dance to this song. 30 years ago from today (2024), the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air was still airing new episodes. How quickly time goes by.
@beemrdon52 Auto tune, lip syncing and bands that can’t play live without tech is not the real thing. Not sure how old you are, but do a little research into the subject. There are many artist that are real professionals that still do it, but unfortunately there are too many that don’t because they can’t.
@Cian MacGana Yes, humans are social creatures and masculinity is an important trait for men. Without it, men are just boring, uninteresting and bland. Just what you have these days..
My mom and her cousin were obsessed by TJ in the late 60's early 70's. As a kid I didn't get it, he was just some 'old man' singing, not playing any instrument or in a band, lol. As an full grown adult I'm just...wow! Dude reeks of animal-magnetism 😲😲😂😂
Hello amazing 🤩 😻 fan Recently,I made up my mind to reach out to some of my fan here on TH-cam, this is something I’ve not really been doing but I just realized it’s a necessity and also amazing to reach out to my amazing fans here on TH-cam who has been showing me endless love and support all these years. I made out time to go through the comment section in my official TH-cam channel and also some of the channels created by my fans and I’ve seen a whole lot of fans who have been showering me with lots of love and support. I decided to create a more private account just to reach out to my dear fans due to the fact that my official accounts are being handled by my management. I couldn’t just scroll pass your beautiful comment without appreciating your support over the years. I must say it gladdens my heart to know I have fans like you. Thanks for being such a devoted fan. Much love from me to you dear fan❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
A family friend said he recorded a whole album in Hebrew in the mid-60s. Yes, a British musician recorded an entire album in one of the hardest languages to learn and speak.
Written by Gordon Mills his manager and with a little help from Gordon's wife... He got Tom to do a rough country-type demo of this song without the big brass backing and gave it to barefoot British female singer Sandy Shaw to consider. She said the guy demoing it should sing it. Gordon found Tom at his wee London flat with, as he described, "a face as long as a fiddle" and demanding to be THE one to sing this song or else he was packing up and going home to Wales. Tom later said he had a very strong gut feeling about the song. Gordon agreed to Tom's demand, rearranged the song with the big brass sounds and a pre-Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page doing the lead guitar solo as a session player, and the rest is history...
“HAD a great voice”? “HAS a great voice” is more accurate. Sir Tom Jones is still performing and @ a rampant pace (I don’t think he’ll cease ‘til his last breath is breathed)! Tom Jones IS a genuine, humble, & kind person who gives 100 percent w/every show he plays. A true, dedicated, performer, Sir Tom Jones! 👍♥️🎶🙂
Tom posted on january 22, 2021...this was the 56th anniversary of his hit song that literally took him and his family from economical poverty to stardom...january 22,1965... loved it then, love the singer and song even more today ❤❤❤
i remember like was yer'day we dance at home party with my friends like dililah green apple and many more waht memories give enything to go back oh good lord
I saw him in concert 2 years ago. He belted several ballads without a beat. Then instant old man wobbly cane walked off stage when done. True professional.
Sir Tom Jones. Entertainer. The two are synonymous. What a dedicated, talented, GENUINE, performer. Treasure these moments (while you can), for one day it’ll be over & you don’t wanna’ regret not paying attention. Sir Tom is a treat to be enjoyed and relished. Cheers, Sir. You always made us smile! 🤟👍🙏
What an incredible voice. He was such a great entertainer. Tom had swag!!! Always luv to watch Tom Jones dance... he moved man! He always looked like he was having so much fun... and 'he ain't hard to look at either'! lol
This guy was a real singer. It is easy to see why he took the charts in the U.S. and Europe. I heard this at the gas station and after not hearing it for 50yrs- I realized that he could really "belt it out" there. This guy is great!
Hello amazing 🤩 😻 fan Recently,I made up my mind to reach out to some of my fan here on TH-cam, this is something I’ve not really been doing but I just realized it’s a necessity and also amazing to reach out to my amazing fans here on TH-cam who has been showing me endless love and support all these years. I made out time to go through the comment section in my official TH-cam channel and also some of the channels created by my fans and I’ve seen a whole lot of fans who have been showering me with lots of love and support. I decided to create a more private account just to reach out to my dear fans due to the fact that my official accounts are being handled by my management. I couldn’t just scroll pass your beautiful comment without appreciating your support over the years. I must say it gladdens my heart to know I have fans like you. Thanks for being such a devoted fan. Much love from me to you dear fan❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great live TV recording with unheard of finger snapping and hand clapping as Tom sings, keeping time. Ed Sullivan is hilarious, walking away before properly introducing juvenile looking Tom 🎉
If you cannot tell this is live. You need to listen and observe a few things. His hand claps, His voice cracking. He doesn't go for the high notes at the outro like he does on the record. His voice is not carrying or echoing Only in certain areas of the stage. The orchestra overwhelms him a few times , but not much. And still he belts it out like a champ.
So nice to see a Tom Jones video I have not seen before and this one must be his first appearance in the U.S. as he is being introduced on the Ed Sullivan Show.
Loudest, most confident, finger-snaps in the business.
I saw Tom Jones two times in Jacksonville and one time in Miami and he is the sexiest thing I ever seen❤❤
He is so sexy and he can dance I saw him twice in Jacksonville and once in Miami and he threw me away❤❤
TOM JONES....The man that made snapping fingers a martial art.
That is hysterical..
Hahahaha!
Finger click is loud lol 😆
That's funny.
LOL :)
The birth of the modern day Mullet, not unusual at all!
Mullets are extraordinary. I am growing my hair out to encapsulate the aura of Tom Jones by having a lovely mullet.
Eu já tive um Mullet!
Sad, but true.
Personally I mourn the death of the comb- over.
1965
@leokimvideo Never thought I see you here
To think those are totally live vocals. He's the real deal.
The vocals were not live, only the finger snaps were.
@@martinj.hammersmith8512 How do you know this? The vocals don't match the record.
It's live vocals, just hear the dynamics and compare with the original record.
@@tsicby Well, where is his monitor? Where is the mic? The music has to be coming from somewhere, perfectly mixed with his voice, with prominent finger-snaps coming over the same channel, ostensibly, as his voice.
But look, there are no wires coming off of him, he's free as a bird, and this is 1965. The prominence of the finger snaps, and his complete freedom of movement means it was probably a boom mic. With the guy moving all over the room, picking up his finger snaps, but his voice would not have been able to remain so consistent with a boom mic moving around like that. The distance to the mic would vary. He even climbs up on stuff! His finger snaps fade in and out, but not his voice?
In 1965, most live singers stood at a mic and didn't wander too far unless they carried the mic with them.
Nobody is suggesting that this was the official recording of the song. He likely recorded it for the show in the studio, then they played it back as he mimed to it.
It's 1965, no shame in that, but those weren't live vocals on the spot. That's kind of obvious, no? Just watch the performance closely, and note how the levels stay the same while he moves all over the place.
Still a good rendition of the song.
@@martinj.hammersmith8512 I know this is going to blow your millennial mind, but the music is live. The Ed Sullivan Show recorded with a live orchestra. The orchestra is playing behind the cameras right in front of Tom Jones. The audience is seated in stands that rise above the orchestra and is watching a projection of the live show above the stage (notice when Ed Sullivan looks high up to address the audience when he announces Tom Jones). The show had sound monitors hung from the same galley as lighting aimed at the performer. The mic is on a boom over his head. Look, I don't think you understand how many people tuned in to the Ed Sullivan Show every week. With only 5 or 6 channels on TV at the time, 40 to 50 million Americans tuned in to watch his show every week. That's an enormous amount of ad revenue for the network and they had the production budget of a major Broadway musical to say the least. I worked at studios in Hollywood and spent a lot of time in the audience of talk shows and variety shows so, while I'm not old enough to have been in the Ed Sullivan audience, I've seen this kind of set up with my own eyes and, in fact, there are publicity stills from the show online showing this. But the idea of a boom mic following Tom around on stage just to record the fingersnaps while he moves his lips around in silence is all the proof I need to know that you have no idea what you are talking about. Get off the internet and stop making shit up.
He's 80 now and his voice... oh my god it's still powerfull.
Got tickets to see him in Manchester in December!
That's why they used to call him the Bull from Wales!
@AMT He's been touring three or four nights a week all through Europe for his new album. Some have complained he is only performing the new album, but I don't care.
Facts
1964
The rare exception when the artists sound better live than on the record.
Actually no.
Elvis.
@@MarkRogersVOCFB Jimmy Hendrix
Hes lip syncing over the record
@@brandonbingle4716 No
It is unbelievable that he is still going strong 56 years later.
Long live Sir Tom
Yes
1965
He's a judge on The Voice UK, Britain's Got Talent, and Britain's Got Talent Ultimate All-Stars.
And Still Sounds GREAT!
I'm actually a lot more impressed by the sound engineering of this mid-1960's LIVE performance than the performance itself! He's moving all over the place, he's snapping his fingers, and the microphone (probably on a boom) is picking it all up! Wow!
OK, but they did rehearse.
1965
@@krane15 what does that suppose to change exactly?
Play back
All lost in the early 80 when sound got compressed and flat! 😢
I was halfway expecting him to do the Carlton dance.
🤣
I remember
Almost 👏😊
SIM!
👏😄🌟
that dance didn't even exist at that time. lmao
This version is 10x better than what I usually hear on the radio.
When I was about 8 (1968) Tom was HUGELY popular
Originally this was a song about snapping fingers... reluctantly, he decided to sing to the snaps. This, is the story of Tom Jones.
lol
Best comment.
could also be used as a metronome to stay in time 😂
1965
He didn’t have to lip sync. One of the most powerful voices.
totally on pitch too. a lot of singers sound off-key live.
It’s not live for crying out loud. The mic was just open so the finger snaps can be heard.
Lip-synching isn't necessarily a condition of not being able to sing, especially in the 1960s when record labels were sometimes apprehensive about what live mixes of hits they were trying to promote might sound like on TV. Some artists will lip-synch AND sing live during different songs in the same set (see: The Jackson 5 on The Hollywood Palace)
1965
@@martinj.hammersmith8512 it was. Listen to the official record, it's different
1965-1995. 30 years had passed when Carlton was doing his Carlton Dance to this song. 30 years ago from today (2024), the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air was still airing new episodes. How quickly time goes by.
He looks like the absolute definition of *CHAD* .
I didn't think mullets were legal in '65. My mom loved this dude.
This is live with no lip syncing and Tom nails it. Life was so much better when it was real.
@beemrdon52 Auto tune, lip syncing and bands that can’t play live without tech is not the real thing. Not sure how old you are, but do a little research into the subject. There are many artist that are real professionals that still do it, but unfortunately there are too many that don’t because they can’t.
Except they had to add in the snapping sound on the fingers...
1964
This man radiates masculinity like a spent uranium rod.
@Cian MacGana Yes, humans are social creatures and masculinity is an important trait for men. Without it, men are just boring, uninteresting and bland. Just what you have these days..
wow, well-said )
@Cian MacGana oh for christs sake stfu
@Cian MacGana : And that brother constructs masculinity in spades.
Whatever...
When I was a little girl I ran to the tv and kissed the screen when this came on. 💓
Trop mignon
At least you didn't throw your underwear - it was a thing at his live shows
1965
Tom Jones don't need no Autotune...
I always assumed this came out in the 70’s. Learn something new everyday.
After lengthy and diligent research, scholars were able to painstakingly trace the origins of the mullet.
Rightly said my man😁
This was awesome - thanks for the cackle :D
i was looking for a comment like this. lol
Yes, you are correct!
Omg!! Hilarious. Always wondered about the origin of this coiff. Still saw people with this in 2004. Very distinct..
Amazing that he had an 80's hairstyle 20 years before they were in fashion.
Joe Dirt would be proud.
1965
Tom is one cool cat!!
And at that moment, standing somewhere in the audience, the life of a young boy named Carlton changed forever.
😆😆😆
1964
My mom and her cousin were obsessed by TJ in the late 60's early 70's. As a kid I didn't get it, he was just some 'old man' singing, not playing any instrument or in a band, lol. As an full grown adult I'm just...wow! Dude reeks of animal-magnetism 😲😲😂😂
Hello amazing 🤩 😻 fan
Recently,I made up my mind to reach out to some of my fan here on TH-cam, this is something I’ve not really been doing but I just realized it’s a necessity and also amazing to reach out to my amazing fans here on TH-cam who has been showing me endless love and support all these years. I made out time to go through the comment section in my official TH-cam channel and also some of the channels created by my fans and I’ve seen a whole lot of fans who have been showering me with lots of love and support. I decided to create a more private account just to reach out to my dear fans due to the fact that my official accounts are being handled by my management. I couldn’t just scroll pass your beautiful comment without appreciating your support over the years. I must say it gladdens my heart to know I have fans like you.
Thanks for being such a devoted fan.
Much love from me to you dear fan❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Where are talents like Tom today? They don't exist.
Ok Boomer
Where have you searched for them?
@@CodeByGozzo ok zoomer
I'm not sure anyone could ever match Tom lick for lick.
@@fernandograca698 yes we search and no one sing like him
I love you ❤❤
This bastard had the best voice and many great songs !!!!!!!!!!!!!
A family friend said he recorded a whole album in Hebrew in the mid-60s. Yes, a British musician recorded an entire album in one of the hardest languages to learn and speak.
1965
The suit The mullet The moves The finger-snaps = Magnificence!
He SMASHED IT OUT THE PARK. Wow man. What a singer.
My MOM LOVED Tom, she would go nuts whenever he was TV!!
So funny
58 years later he still sounds and looks great !
He was behaving those hips!! What a beautiful man😄
Gotta be one of the catchiest songs ever recorded!
Written by Gordon Mills his manager and with a little help from Gordon's wife...
He got Tom to do a rough country-type demo of this song without the big brass backing and gave it to barefoot British female singer Sandy Shaw to consider. She said the guy demoing it should sing it.
Gordon found Tom at his wee London flat with, as he described, "a face as long as a fiddle" and demanding to be THE one to sing this song or else he was packing up and going home to Wales. Tom later said he had a very strong gut feeling about the song. Gordon agreed to Tom's demand, rearranged the song with the big brass sounds and a pre-Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page doing the lead guitar solo as a session player, and the rest is history...
1965
This guy had a great voice and lots of energy.He made you feel the song. This is something that is lacking nowadays.
HAS a great voice
1965
“HAD a great voice”?
“HAS a great voice” is more accurate. Sir Tom Jones is still performing and @ a rampant pace (I don’t think he’ll cease ‘til his last breath is breathed)!
Tom Jones IS a genuine, humble, & kind person who gives 100 percent w/every show he plays.
A true, dedicated, performer, Sir Tom Jones! 👍♥️🎶🙂
Tom posted on january 22, 2021...this was the 56th anniversary of his hit song that literally took him and his family from economical poverty to stardom...january 22,1965... loved it then, love the singer and song even more today ❤❤❤
Esperemos que siga entre nosotros por mucho tiempo más .the great Tom Jones .greetings from Perú.
i remember like was yer'day we dance at home party with my friends like dililah green apple and many more waht memories give enything to go back oh good lord
1965
He recorded an album in Hebrew. He speaks Welsh, Italian, German, Yiddish and Hebrew.
One of the greatest entertainers of all time.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
DAMN!!!! I can see why Elvis like to keep tabs on this man... This man was DOPE.
Well, hip-swivel and dimple-wise, Tom Jones sure make elvis run for his money!😂😂😂
Still made 20 y.olds screaming in his 80s.
1965
In a time when you actually had to have talent to be talented.
Tom ❤ great voice 😊 & sex appeal galore . Elvis Presley really liked Tom
One of my all-time favorites..
his hips don't lie
I saw him in a concert in Vancouver years ago! I can still hear the women SCREEEEEEAMING 🤣❤️🤣❤️🤣❤️🤣❤️🤣❤️🤣 He was FABULOUS ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@AMT yes that was one concert I will NEVER forget for sure ! ❤️🥰❤️
@AMT He gives an ammmmmazing show, and those gyrating hips 😍😍😍 OMG 😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️
this will always remind you of the 60's
Powerful voice, great interpretation , fun! yet dramatic, mesmerising , elegant.Forever Tom Jones!
wow tom jones you really did rock & i was only 9 ye ars old at the time
Es una de las mejores canciones de los 60s, aún suena extraordinaria será así por mucho, irónica, potente, y en una voz como pocas
I love this song!!!! Pure talent and swagger!!!!!
Great,strong voice,dynamic stage presence,off the charts charisma=Legend.God bless you Tom!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Just fabulous!🥂🥳🎉🎊👏👏
I loved his show in the 60's. He is one hip cat.
When artists actually performed live!!! He's really singing!
OMG HE IS PHENOMINAL!! People cant perform like this anymore. The great showmen are all gone.
HE IS STILL ALIVE!! HE IS A SHOWMAN!! HE IS MY SHOWMAN!!!
I saw him in concert 2 years ago. He belted several ballads without a beat. Then instant old man wobbly cane walked off stage when done. True professional.
I remember seeing this live. Man, how many great acts came out of the United Kingdom in the sixties?
you can feel the 70's slowly creeping in
A mullet back in 1965! What a voice!
Anacronic
not a mullet...yuck...i think maybe a modified da...and yes what a voice
It was called a ducktail, not a mullet.
@@sometimeslyrical I stand chastised & corrected!!
@@sometimeslyrical well a mullet is a duck..... ;o) but yeah, it looks like a cross between a ducktail and a pompadour
Waiting for him to kick into a Carlton dance!!!!
Sir Tom Jones.
Entertainer.
The two are synonymous.
What a dedicated, talented, GENUINE, performer. Treasure these moments (while you can), for one day it’ll be over & you don’t wanna’ regret not paying attention. Sir Tom is a treat to be enjoyed and relished.
Cheers, Sir. You always made us smile! 🤟👍🙏
I was 3 in 1965. Glad to see Sir Tom still going strong and entertaining the crowds with his amazing powerful voice
Me too. Know the family watched this show, so we were catching the good songs even before we were enrolled in school!
What an incredible voice. He was such a great entertainer. Tom had swag!!! Always luv to watch Tom Jones dance... he moved man! He always looked like he was having so much fun... and 'he ain't hard to look at either'! lol
He added to what Elvis pioneered. Although I think he catered to a more mature crowd.
1965
Tom Jones: young and at his best.
This guy was a real singer. It is easy to see why he took the charts in the U.S. and Europe. I heard this at the gas station and after not hearing it for 50yrs- I realized that he could really "belt it out" there. This guy is great!
Hello amazing 🤩 😻 fan
Recently,I made up my mind to reach out to some of my fan here on TH-cam, this is something I’ve not really been doing but I just realized it’s a necessity and also amazing to reach out to my amazing fans here on TH-cam who has been showing me endless love and support all these years. I made out time to go through the comment section in my official TH-cam channel and also some of the channels created by my fans and I’ve seen a whole lot of fans who have been showering me with lots of love and support. I decided to create a more private account just to reach out to my dear fans due to the fact that my official accounts are being handled by my management. I couldn’t just scroll pass your beautiful comment without appreciating your support over the years. I must say it gladdens my heart to know I have fans like you.
Thanks for being such a devoted fan.
Much love from me to you dear fan❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Those two claps were clean as fuck
The voice and the moves! Every girl in that show probably melted.
Love this song ,I remember watching Ed Sullivan when I was a kid
Hello Karen, how are you doing?
1965
I saw him live twice, once in the 80's, and again in the 90's, he was as great as ever.
1965
The biggest hunk I ever had a crush on growing up. I love all of his music, even to this day..
You are still a hunk. I am 63 and will forever be a fan. I down load your music & listen to it as I travel now. Much love to you Tom..😘
I cannot believe how sweet he seems to be and how talented he is
1964
I have gained a much deeper appreciation of Tom Jones as I have aged. Have mercy!!!
I forgot how talented he was! incredible stage presence!
Classic This song is 59 years old and still sounds contemporary
I remember watching Tom on his TV show as 10 yr old in the 70s. Looking back he was really talented.
Right there a legend was born💯💯🔥🔥
And in 2024 he sounds just as good! Amazing!
Ive watched this ten times now....its beautiful.
I love hearing Ed shout out my name!!! LOL
That guy had the moves.
If I could sing like this guy I would never do anything else. Incredible.
What a singer gifted with a phenomenal voice
Dripping with swagger
He turned 25 the week before this shows date The last living Legend He was amazing then and still has that incredible voice
Now that is some beautiful live singing right there, lost art truly.
Theres a lot of good singers but none if them can really “throw” their voice quite like that
1965
The voice goes without saying but that band, especially the horns, is on fire!
Amazing! Gorgeous Tom catapulted from 1965 right into 1985 in a split second! Wow!!!
He is so awesome even today! You rock Tom. You can ring my bell anytime baby!
NO! TOM IS MY FIRST, MY MY LAST, MY EVERYTHING!! HE IS NOT YOURS!!
Clap 👏 them cheeks and bottom you out
1964
Beautiful voice
Hi beautiful
What stage presence. Wow.
I am happy this man was born!
I went to the doctors and told him ... `doc I just can`t stop singing Tom Jones songs. The doctor said it`s not unusual.
Damn you punner...you are everywhere😂
Underrated comment lol
1965
Great live TV recording with unheard of finger snapping and hand clapping as Tom sings, keeping time. Ed Sullivan is hilarious, walking away before properly introducing juvenile looking Tom 🎉
He wouldn’t make it today. He’s too much of a man.😎
100% live and raw, amazing
He has so much class and also ED wouldn’t let him move like he wanted to because he loved to dance when he performers
25 years old here, but looks and sings like a man in his forties. They don't make 'em like they used to.
If you cannot tell this is live. You need to listen and observe a few things. His hand claps, His voice cracking. He doesn't go for the high notes at the outro like he does on the record. His voice is not carrying
or echoing Only in certain areas of the stage. The orchestra overwhelms
him a few times , but not much. And still he belts it out like a champ.
Holy! Year 1965 Sir Tom Jones had the skincolour of a person from Wales...And a legendary beautiful voice of course.
So nice to see a Tom Jones video I have not seen before and this one must be his first appearance in the U.S. as he is being introduced on the Ed Sullivan Show.
Oh ❤❤❤❤Tom! Why can’t we go back to 1965 if only for a song or two?