This part of the episode never ceases to make me cry. Fred and Barney thought they failed Annie in trying to help her make it in the singing/entertainment business (not knowing who she really was until her true name was announced and she began singing onstage). Touched by their effort...Ann returns the favor by having them sing alongside her on stage.
@@kennywohl1061Yes and Wilma was blown away that Pebbles took to her new Babysitter so quickly. She also was a great friend to Tina Turner after she left Ike. She, Rod Stewart, The Stones, David Bowie, and Olivia Newton-John were angels to Tina Turner. Olivia's former manager took her on in 1980 and five years later she has one of the biggest comebacks at The Grammys. The stage is supposed to be the Hollywood Bowl, which holds an important role in music. The Beatles played there, The Supremes performed there without Florence Ballard in 1967, and 10 years later they get booed off the stage, and Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys perform there before Brian Wilson has a nervous breakdown.
@@kennywohl1061 Fact that Ann realized it immediately and made sure Pebbles didn't reveal it as Ann-Maragret took job as Peebles babysitter to get away from press.
I love this episode! The fact that she realizes Fred and Barney won't be on television with all their friends watching, and saves the day? One of the sweetest moments they ever had. And the song is great!
I love this song and I remember Ann Margrock! I love that name! This show's writers were so clever to include a sly wink and a little humor for the adults.
I forgot the beginning lines of the song but bear with me. The first little lamb jumped over the fence and was off to the land of Nod, the second and third were close behind like three little peas in a pod. The fourth little lamb was too chubby to jump, he crawled under instead. The fifth little lamb wasn’t there at all, he must have stayed home in bed number six jumped around as confused as could be he didn’t know where he had been, he jumped over that’s true but before he was through he jumped over, jumped back and jumped over again. The next little lamb was the littlest lamb, too little for such a big leap. Though he tried like a scout he soon tuckered out and the littlest lamb fell asleep, the littlest lamb is asleep.
When i had an opportunity to meet Ann Margaret, i told her i remembered her in the Flintstones. She chuckled that I would remember that. Hell, I'm old too. Lol
I ain't going to be your fool no more Cried and cried until my eyes are sore Gave you all the love I had Still you tried to treat me bad I loves you but I ain't gonna be your fool I'm sick and tired of all your cheatin' and lyin' I'm gonna find myself a boy to keep my heart from cryin' Then you will be so blue A weepin' and a moanin' and a cryin' too I loves you but I ain't gonna be your fool Last night I thought about you About things that we used to do About the things that we used to say But that was yesterday I'm a gonna change my ways Now it's my turn to play Gonna find me somebody new A-take-a-place-a-you now I ain't going to be your fool no more Cried and cried until my eyes are sore I gave you all the love I had Still you tried to treat me bad I loves you but I ain't going to be your fool You're going to find out just what you're done wrong You're going to wake up in the morning baby I'll be gone Each and every day of the week I can't eat my dinner and I can't sleep I loves you but I ain't going to be your fool I loves you but I ain't goinna be your fool I loves you but I ain't gonna be your fool
If I'm not mistaken Ann-Margaret an Elvis was in a relationship off screen anyway. Well that's what I read. His marriage to Priscilla was 8 minutes long and then he told her not to get pregnant. I think he only married Priscilla as a business arrangement.
I think this song should go for both men and women. If the person you're supposed to love and trust betrays you in anyway, you've got to put your foot down.
This episode originally aired September 19,1963 I was just a kid I’m sure I saw it when I was around 8 or 9 in reruns !! This was 1 of the greatest cartoons ever made !! There was no violence just singing,dancing and entertainment love and sharing the joy !! This brought back fond memories of being a child for me I just attended my classes 45th year reunion !! I was talking to a girl that I went to school with from first grade on I said to her it seamed like it was just yesterday Karen that we were kids she agreed !! It a shame that they stopped making these old cartoons !!
No violence? Fred used to beat Barney, their wives used to beat them up too. Fred was always hitting his head, Barney was constantly in and out of the Hospital. It's cartoon violence, but still violence
This brings back memories growing up as a kid. No cellphone, no laptop. We rode our chopper bikes, played baseball on the middle of the street, and read comics, swap baseball cards. Simpler time then.
@@ChrisHansonCanada agreed and even though I'm part of this gen(sadly) I did grow up with some gen Z stuff and older stuff like the Hannah Barbera cartoons(Top cat,Jetsons,Flintstones,Hong Kong Phooey and etc),Tex Avery,classic Looney Tunes, Astro Boy,Voltron(the one from the 80s) and many more cartoons and shows prior to the 2000s that and along with SOME cartoons from the 2000s that are good.Anyway I'm not here to talk about what I grew up with but mainly to express my interest in experiencing life back before there was tech everywhere. Like what did young adults do prior to gaming,on demand Streaming(netflix,HBO+,amazon prime and etc),social media and all the stuff that we have today.
I’ve always loved this!!!! My client went to high school with Ann Margaret they speak on the phone every now and then, but my client has never seen this, so I’m going to show her!!
I love The Flintstones and I adore the shows with Ann-Margaret, the Bewitched show, Hogey Carmichael, Rock Quarry, and especially Stoney Curtis. They were all great. I wish that they were back on TV again and I can see them. &
The Flintstones remind me of my childhood. Loved this particular episode. At the the time " The Flintstones were on Television". Welch's Grape jelly came out with Flintstones classes filled with grape jelly.
The Flintstones will always be the number one cartoon of the century. And it is so fantastic speed Barney and Fred get to dance and sing with Ann-Margret
If felt so good to see Fred and Barney participate in the end. Overall, the Flintstones were probably the best cartoon in the history of TV before lousy imitations such as the Simpsons and family guy came about...... The Flintstones begin to jump the shark after pebbles, then Bam Bam, then hoppy, then the hatrocks, and finally, kazoo
Need I remind you that The Flintstones itself was a lousy imitation of The Honeymooners. Jackie Gleason even considered suing the show, but his agent advised against it, after telling him that he didn't want to be known as the man who killed Fred Flintstone.
@@jasobres Not only did I already know all of that, the one stupid thing Jackie Gleason failed to do was get in on the marketing strategy as to the overall value of the entire Flintstones franchise for many decades to come, Charles M Schulz knew about such a thing with his peanuts franchise. Everything from Books to T-shirts to toys to anything you can possibly put a character on, his franchise just like the Flintstones franchise is now worth billions of dollars, The best thing Jackie Gleason could do besides his lousy cavalcade of stars was playing the role of some damn Minnesota fats while Paul Newman took fast Eddie to a whole different level
I actually like The Simpsons and Family Guy. They are the only place you can go on TV and don't have to be bombarded with political correctness. Everything is fair game on those shows.
Oh that was a good episode. Anne Margeret was a great singer back then. Flintstones was one of the Hanna- Barbera cartoons I loved as a kid, I only saw the third season as a kid. As an adult, I still love Hanna Barbera cartoon. But a year ago, I bought the whole series on dvd and started watching the whole series. I’m on the fourth season.
Besides The Powerpuff Girls (1998), The Flintstones was the other Hanna-Barbera series I wanted Boomerang to bring back to the channel for quite some time. Now, they air reruns of both shows once again.
Love it! Also, every concert shown on The Flintstones showed a packed house of thousands of people in the audience that showed up for a 2 minute 'concert' which comprised 1 song!!! HILARIOUS!!
Ann-Margrock, Stoney Curtis, Hoagy Carmichael, cast of Be Witched, the Beu Brummelstones....The Flintstones had the ALL kinds of stars on it! The 60's were the coolest!!!!
This was prime-time network toonfare, and bear in mind the vintage. Four years in a row, if memory serves, ABC-TV (Stateside) premiered The Flintstones, then The Jetsons, then Top Cat, then Jonny Quest. The Flintstones ran longest, and this song stayed in my head the longest too.
Yea I know I'm glad I bought the whole collection of the flinstones on dvd same with scooby doo Hey Arnold wild thornberries to. I miss the old cartoons can't stand this new crap they got on bring back the old stuff.
I've loved Ann-Margret ever since I saw this when I was very young! I used to make my mom rent this videotape from the rental place repeatedly...I bet that she probably ended up paying about 4 or 5 times what the tape was worth! Haha! I love this song too, it's so catchy!
It just goes to prove that one random act of kindness can make the world of difference. Fred & Barney never left Bedrock, never became wealthy and famous but for that one moment in time they felt like the biggest stars in world. I think that they would remember that night for the rest of their lives.
A few years ago I met an older gentleman that tuned my piano a few times (I don't play the piano anymore). He was a musician in Vegas years ago and played in orchestras for Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. His mother was a singer and knew Ann-Margret. Anyway, this piano tuner told me Ann-Margret used to give him advise and who to trust and who to watch out for in Vegas when he first started playing there. Said she was the nicest person you could meet.
Good Night Pebbles ... what GOOD Memories ... Silvia almost 47 yrs old (in 14 days) from Montreal, Canada. BTW, this song and all songs from the Flintsones are the bestest memories.
Voltar d a forma que passam esses vídeos maravilhosos ! E lindos a bodas de Pedrita e Bambam .o nascimento dos netinhos ! A alegria dos avós ! Deveriam ter esses desenhos novamente na TV! Voltar porque é maravilhoso esses desenhos dos Flinstones ..eles sempre encantam a gente !
The cartoon had a lot of stars on from t.v. and the movies!!!!!! I remembered when the Cartrights ,from Banazana rode into a western town and saved them from the bad guys!!!!!!!!!
This part of the episode never ceases to make me cry. Fred and Barney thought they failed Annie in trying to help her make it in the singing/entertainment business (not knowing who she really was until her true name was announced and she began singing onstage). Touched by their effort...Ann returns the favor by having them sing alongside her on stage.
I think it's funny that Pebble's was the first one who Discoverd Annie's true identity
@@kennywohl1061Yes and Wilma was blown away that Pebbles took to her new Babysitter so quickly. She also was a great friend to Tina Turner after she left Ike. She, Rod Stewart, The Stones, David Bowie, and Olivia Newton-John were angels to Tina Turner. Olivia's former manager took her on in 1980 and five years later she has one of the biggest comebacks at The Grammys. The stage is supposed to be the Hollywood Bowl, which holds an important role in music. The Beatles played there, The Supremes performed there without Florence Ballard in 1967, and 10 years later they get booed off the stage, and Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys perform there before Brian Wilson has a nervous breakdown.
@@laminage yep I've seen every episode of the Flintstones
@@kennywohl1061 Fact that Ann realized it immediately and made sure Pebbles didn't reveal it as Ann-Maragret took job as Peebles babysitter to get away from press.
I love this episode! The fact that she realizes Fred and Barney won't be on television with all their friends watching, and saves the day? One of the sweetest moments they ever had. And the song is great!
I love this song and I remember Ann Margrock! I love that name! This show's writers were so clever to include a sly wink and a little humor for the adults.
hotgritz4sho originally it was supposed to be for adults that's why it would air at 8:00pm when it first came out in the 60s.
And decades upon decades later, no one had any idea she would be the same person who played an old lady in the movie any given Sunday
@@KingD-light WOW.. it hard to believe all these years later and I just heard that.. thanks for the info.. interesting
😮 😊
I loved this episode, remember the song she sang to get baby Pebbles asleep? It made me cry! In a good way!
'the littlest lamb'
@rich allen m.th-cam.com/video/OQyYJ--ce6s/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUgZmxpbnRzdG9uZXMgYW5uIG1hcmdyb2NrIGx1bGxhYnk%3D
I forgot the beginning lines of the song but bear with me.
The first little lamb jumped over the fence and was off to the land of Nod, the second and third were close behind like three little peas in a pod.
The fourth little lamb was too chubby to jump, he crawled under instead. The fifth little lamb wasn’t there at all, he must have stayed home in bed number six jumped around as confused as could be he didn’t know where he had been, he jumped over that’s true but before he was through he jumped over, jumped back and jumped over again.
The next little lamb was the littlest lamb, too little for such a big leap. Though he tried like a scout he soon tuckered out and the littlest lamb fell asleep, the littlest lamb is asleep.
That part of the episode always makes me yawn. In a good way, of course.
They should have released this as a single. This song rocks!!!
I'LL TURN 60 YEAR OLD THIS YEAR IN 2024. STILL MY FAVORITE CARTOON EVER .
The guy playing the big bass, leading off the song is the coolest!!
The band ROCKED!!! I love this song!! 😄
Ann-Margret, AKA Ann Margrock sang the shit out of that song. My favorite part of that episode.
Agreed ❤️❤️❤️
SING IT GIRL!!! lol
And she's still alive 50 odd years later
Aw, that part where she good night to Pebbles and she waved back to the telly! So cute bless her.
That Ann Margrock what a doll.
Cute and sexy at the same time.
This is my fave Flintstones episode❤....and Anne is absolutely ADORABLE here the animation makes her a cutey pie
When i had an opportunity to meet Ann Margaret, i told her i remembered her in the Flintstones. She chuckled that I would remember that. Hell, I'm old too. Lol
“I love you but I ain’t gonna be a fool” love this even still in 2021
I ain't going to be your fool no more
Cried and cried until my eyes are sore
Gave you all the love
I had Still you tried to treat me bad
I loves you but
I ain't gonna be your fool
I'm sick and tired of all your cheatin' and lyin' I'm gonna find myself a boy to keep my heart from cryin'
Then you will be so blue
A weepin' and a moanin' and a cryin' too
I loves you but
I ain't gonna be your fool
Last night
I thought about you
About things that we used to do
About the things that we used to say
But that was yesterday
I'm a gonna change my ways
Now it's my turn to play
Gonna find me somebody new
A-take-a-place-a-you now
I ain't going to be your fool no more
Cried and cried until my eyes are sore
I gave you all the love
I had Still you tried to treat me bad
I loves you but
I ain't going to be your fool
You're going to find out just what you're done wrong
You're going to wake up in the morning baby I'll be gone Each and every day of the week
I can't eat my dinner and
I can't sleep
I loves you but
I ain't going to be your fool
I loves you but
I ain't goinna be your fool
I loves you but
I ain't gonna be your fool
Jhenver Rosales thank you for the lyrics
She went from starring on screen opposite Elvis Presley, to almost getting it on with Al Pacino in any given Sunday
If I'm not mistaken Ann-Margaret an Elvis was in a relationship off screen anyway. Well that's what I read. His marriage to Priscilla was 8 minutes long and then he told her not to get pregnant. I think he only married Priscilla as a business arrangement.
Thank you for the lyrics 👍🙏🌟🌟❤😁
I think this song should go for both men and women. If the person you're supposed to love and trust betrays you in anyway, you've got to put your foot down.
I miss cartoons like that. Especially the Flintstones.
This episode originally aired September 19,1963 I was just a kid I’m sure I saw it when I was around 8 or 9 in reruns !! This was 1 of the greatest cartoons ever made !! There was no violence just singing,dancing and entertainment love and sharing the joy !! This brought back fond memories of being a child for me I just attended my classes 45th year reunion !! I was talking to a girl that I went to school with from first grade on I said to her it seamed like it was just yesterday Karen that we were kids she agreed !! It a shame that they stopped making these old cartoons !!
No violence? Fred used to beat Barney, their wives used to beat them up too.
Fred was always hitting his head, Barney was constantly in and out of the Hospital. It's cartoon violence, but still violence
My bday 09/17/63❤❤❤
One of the BEST moments of the Flintstones TV show! Having Ann Margaret singing with Fred and Barney was a REALLY good idea !! 👍😊
Brings back memories of being a kid in the 70's...it makes me smile
Sixties for me...They're still my favourite cartoon! Watching Ann Margaret and Elvis on TV at this moment.
So very glad I have all 6 season of the Flintstones on DVD👍
For me it's 2000 memories, but so is I love lucy
YEP👍
I've heard that The Flintstones was on TV every day in the 70s & 80s.
This brings back memories growing up as a kid. No cellphone, no laptop. We rode our chopper bikes, played baseball on the middle of the street, and read comics, swap baseball cards. Simpler time then.
Real fun and areal Childhood. Kids these days will never understand, how it was to just be a kid.. technology and Social media destroyed it..
I remember my friends on I got our swimsuits on and designed a water obstacle course. It was fun.
Nostalgia tard no one cares move on and deal with it
@@ChrisHansonCanada agreed and even though I'm part of this gen(sadly) I did grow up with some gen Z stuff and older stuff like the Hannah Barbera cartoons(Top cat,Jetsons,Flintstones,Hong Kong Phooey and etc),Tex Avery,classic Looney Tunes, Astro Boy,Voltron(the one from the 80s) and many more cartoons and shows prior to the 2000s that and along with SOME cartoons from the 2000s that are good.Anyway I'm not here to talk about what I grew up with but mainly to express my interest in experiencing life back before there was tech everywhere.
Like what did young adults do prior to gaming,on demand Streaming(netflix,HBO+,amazon prime and etc),social media and all the stuff that we have today.
Exactly how my early years were like.
I’ve always loved this!!!! My client went to high school with Ann Margaret they speak on the phone every now and then, but my client has never seen this, so I’m going to show her!!
I hope she liked it.
I wonder did she look at Jamie Foxx the same way Cameron Diaz did
Cartoons in the 60s & 70s could not be beat!!!
This is my favorite flinstones episode! I use to sing this song in the shower (very loudly).. Thank you for posting!!
Mine too!
2:22 Oh, that Barney Rubble...what a singer!
Referencing "Night Shift" are we? Love that flick.
One of my favorite Flintstones episodes EVER!! Ann-Margrock & the boys at the Hollyrock Bowl LOL
Like man I dig the crazy beat that guitar cat lays down right off the bat, like cool daddyo....
And who can forget the days when, before saxophones, they played the trunks of wooly mammoths?
Like, those cats can swing,man.😂
I love The Flintstones and I adore the shows with Ann-Margaret, the Bewitched show, Hogey Carmichael, Rock Quarry, and especially Stoney Curtis. They were all great. I wish that they were back on TV again and I can see them. &
Patricia Arold what about James Bondrock, and ed sullistone
You can’t beat the shows from that era, it was my childhood.
This reminds me of my childhood. I always laughed when Fred and Barney were up there dancing and singing with Ann Margrock.
I happened to meet her once. She was so incredibly nice. Was a big USO performer in the day, too. A great American lady.
Holy shit, seeing this on 2019. Tears in my eyes yo. :'D
These were the REAL CARTOONS not like most of today's bullcrap ones!
@@gibbs615 true.
so true.
@@sethcarlow8363 Glad you agree
And as result of her successful gig at Bedrock, Ann Margrock would co-star with Elvis Presstone in his movie "Viva Rock Vegas".
Holy crap, imagine if Elvis had made an appearance in The Flintstones back in the day! O.O
😁😁😁
Made numerous appearances on Johnny Carstone's show
@@DRIVEIN101 As did Angie Brickinson
@@aldiakaroofus well in Hi Fye's manager's office there was a poster of 'Malvis'
When Ann Margaret sang this little lamb to pebbles always got tears in my eyes 👀
CLASSSIC!!!!! LOVE THE FLINTSTONES...EVEN AT AGE 40 :-)
Joe M
Nice . good of you to point they're 5 years older lol.
The Flintstones remind me of my childhood. Loved this particular episode. At the the time " The Flintstones were on Television". Welch's Grape jelly came out with Flintstones classes filled with grape jelly.
The Flintstones will always be the number one cartoon of the century. And it is so fantastic speed Barney and Fred get to dance and sing with Ann-Margret
Love the band! Talented and cool looking! LOL!
I love this song from this show.
Yabba da doo!
Awesome cartoon.
Yabba _dabba_ doo 😎
I love Ann- Margaret. This song and the lullaby she sung to Pebbles.
I love how Pebble's is the one who first realize who she truly was
00:16 lol I love that shot of them all watching it on TV, tapping their feet.
And lol Fred and Barney dancing. XD
I remember watching this after school in the late 60s. Every afternoon they had two back to back Flintstones at 3 pm.
If felt so good to see Fred and Barney participate in the end. Overall, the Flintstones were probably the best cartoon in the history of TV before lousy imitations such as the Simpsons and family guy came about...... The Flintstones begin to jump the shark after pebbles, then Bam Bam, then hoppy, then the hatrocks, and finally, kazoo
Captain caveman was kind of cool too.🤨🤔🧐
Need I remind you that The Flintstones itself was a lousy imitation of The Honeymooners. Jackie Gleason even considered suing the show, but his agent advised against it, after telling him that he didn't want to be known as the man who killed Fred Flintstone.
@@jasobres Not only did I already know all of that, the one stupid thing Jackie Gleason failed to do was get in on the marketing strategy as to the overall value of the entire Flintstones franchise for many decades to come, Charles M Schulz knew about such a thing with his peanuts franchise. Everything from Books to T-shirts to toys to anything you can possibly put a character on, his franchise just like the Flintstones franchise is now worth billions of dollars, The best thing Jackie Gleason could do besides his lousy cavalcade of stars was playing the role of some damn Minnesota fats while Paul Newman took fast Eddie to a whole different level
I actually like The Simpsons and Family Guy. They are the only place you can go on TV and don't have to be bombarded with political correctness. Everything is fair game on those shows.
Those shows are hardly imitations of the Flintstones!
Oh how We all including Pebbles Love Ann-Margrock
2:31 Fred's head is about 1/3 of Ann's body. LOL
The flintstones... Best cartoon ever !
"I luv U butttt I aint gonna B no fool...." Thanks for the memory. Ivette
What an angelic voice!!!😍
My love for music started here as a kid. Thanks Anne Magrock for the memories 🔥
Absolutely fantastic performance by Anne Margaret
I love all of the Flintstones 🙋🏾❤️💗😅😂🤣🙋🏽♂️🙋🏾♀️
Oh that was a good episode. Anne Margeret was a great singer back then. Flintstones was one of the Hanna- Barbera cartoons I loved as a kid, I only saw the third season as a kid. As an adult, I still love Hanna Barbera cartoon. But a year ago, I bought the whole series on dvd and started watching the whole series. I’m on the fourth season.
Besides The Powerpuff Girls (1998), The Flintstones was the other Hanna-Barbera series I wanted Boomerang to bring back to the channel for quite some time. Now, they air reruns of both shows once again.
It’s amazing how Seth Meyers referenced this episode when he did an interview with Ann Margaret for her Queen Bee movie in his talk show on NBC
The power of a single television show, especially back when there were only three networks.
Love it!
Also, every concert shown on The Flintstones showed a packed house of thousands of people in the audience that showed up for a 2 minute 'concert' which comprised 1 song!!!
HILARIOUS!!
Happy 71st Birthday, Ann-Margret!
She was amazing. Wow.
The way ann sais goodnight to pebbles
Absolutely charming.
Ann i believe said this was the best thing she ever did.
Ann Margrock is now Mrs.Lowe on The train Robbers with John Wayne in the Grit Channel. She went from 2 tough guys to another.
In the movie version of The Who's "Tommy", she played Tommy's mother. I'm not sure, but I believe Roger Daltry played Tommy.
I would have liked to have seen the looks on Wilma's and Betty's faces when they saw their husbands on stage with her. Bet they were floored!
I love this so much! Makes me dance every time
Ann-Margrock, Stoney Curtis, Hoagy Carmichael, cast of Be Witched, the Beu Brummelstones....The Flintstones had the ALL kinds of stars on it! The 60's were the coolest!!!!
Don’t forget Ed Sullystone.
Ann-Margret is my favorite guess star on the show next to Owe Thornqvist, Hoagie Carmichael, Joel Curtis, and Elizabeth Montgomery
I thought i would never see this again, I was a kid last time I saw this, and it is so great to see again!
They dont make cartoons like this anymore.
Thank god
This was prime-time network toonfare, and bear in mind the vintage. Four years in a row, if memory serves, ABC-TV (Stateside) premiered The Flintstones, then The Jetsons, then Top Cat, then Jonny Quest. The Flintstones ran longest, and this song stayed in my head the longest too.
I know right
@@orsonwelles4254 What do you mean thank god?!😕
Yea I know I'm glad I bought the whole collection of the flinstones on dvd same with scooby doo Hey Arnold wild thornberries to. I miss the old cartoons can't stand this new crap they got on bring back the old stuff.
Outstanding Episode!
Anne is absolutely ADORABLE
This was one of my favorite episodes 😃
This definitely a top ten moment of the show. Maybe even higher.
I love you Ann Margaret on Flintstones
I Hear Miss Ann-Margret still Lives & She Sings Pretty Good & She is Beautiful
I've loved Ann-Margret ever since I saw this when I was very young! I used to make my mom rent this videotape from the rental place repeatedly...I bet that she probably ended up paying about 4 or 5 times what the tape was worth! Haha! I love this song too, it's so catchy!
It just goes to prove that one random act of kindness can make the world of difference. Fred & Barney never left Bedrock, never became wealthy and famous but for that one moment in time they felt like the biggest stars in world. I think that they would remember that night for the rest of their lives.
A few years ago I met an older gentleman that tuned my piano a few times (I don't play the piano anymore). He was a musician in Vegas years ago and played in orchestras for Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. His mother was a singer and knew Ann-Margret. Anyway, this piano tuner told me Ann-Margret used to give him advise and who to trust and who to watch out for in Vegas when he first started playing there. Said she was the nicest person you could meet.
I remember Ann Margrock!
I love Ann Margaret 😍❤️
There's only one "a" in Margret.
Chris Hanson
thanks for telling me!
Yes Chris, thanks for being a typical eff boy.
That's not Ann Margret, its Ann Margrock, get it right 😏
I LOVE THIS! I grew up with this. Gotta love Ann Margret!
Good Night Pebbles ... what GOOD Memories ... Silvia almost 47 yrs old (in 14 days) from Montreal, Canada. BTW, this song and all songs from the Flintsones are the bestest memories.
When I was 10 I fell madly in love with Ann Margrock, it's been 30 years and she still wont drop the restraining order.
Imagine Fred and Barney telling this to their co workers
It was a big show it was even on TV so I’m sure most would have saw the show but it was a cartoon so who really knows !!
This song is better than most pop tunes of today!
I loved this episode
Ann-Margret could hold her own with anybody Elvis Presley had a lot of respect for her
OMG! Such good memories🌟🙏❤
That band shell is the Hollywood bowl
Deveriam deixar voltar A passar na TV. Esses desenhos retro mas maravilhosos e encantadores ! Que encantou é encanta gente até hoje !
Maravilhoso ! Esses desenhos deveriam voltar a passar na TV. Voltar com tudo !
My favorite episode
One of my favorites
Voltar d a forma que passam esses vídeos maravilhosos ! E lindos a bodas de Pedrita e Bambam .o nascimento dos netinhos ! A alegria dos avós ! Deveriam ter esses desenhos novamente na TV! Voltar porque é maravilhoso esses desenhos dos Flinstones ..eles sempre encantam a gente !
Ann-Margrock was my first cartoon crush.
Cute and sexy at the same time
That beatnik band is real hip man.
Still one of my favorite shows.
love this.....love her shimmy and shake ❤
Great singer That Ann Margrock and in full it's Ann Margrock Olstone.
The cartoon had a lot of stars on from t.v. and the movies!!!!!! I remembered when the Cartrights ,from Banazana rode into a western town and saved them from the bad guys!!!!!!!!!
LOVE the band!!
Oh, we're so old!
I'd love to see the non-cartoon Ann-Margret performing this--you know she'd be twisting all over the place!
Love it
I would have loved to see the studio recording of this song!!!
Cerell Morrison where did that come from?
This is so funny, amazing, lovely I love this so much!!! 😍😂❤️
I haven’t seen this since the mid 70s. Still remember it fondly.