@@photonotavailable7936 Yes; she is still married to him. She was also best friends with Annette Funicello until she passed. They were best friends since they were very young.
I know, she is like really classy. Shelley is really like, groovy.She be,like really purdy too.And I really kind of,really like that,YOU know, like being cool.
@@chairlesnicol672 czytalam osobiscie, Charlie Hodge , przyjaciel Elvisa od podawania apaszek na koncertach i najblizszy wspolpracownik na zadane pytanie dziennikarza , ktora aktorka Ann Margret ,czy Shelly Fabares byla ulubiona Elvisa, wymienil Shelley Fabares, wiec nie ma powodu tego kontenstowac. Moze pomyliles z romansem, to zgoda ,nie Shelley a Margret
@@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc - Never said she did. Everyone that knew him spoke highly of him, but the media always has a way to start crap on people after they die.
Clark did have a knack for interviewing. Had a way of keeping the celebrity relaxed and coaxed them to give interesting and relatable answers. RIP Mr. Clark and thank you for giving us the entertainment.
Only because of sour attitudes like you. You look for the bad in society because you're probably old and bitter and you've likely left your youth far far behind. I've never understood why people like you have to denigrate legions of extremely talented and gracious performers in order to compliment one, long dead one.
When people actually learned English in school and social skills, how to treat people, etc. I was 16 in 1965 and she is wearing the classic hair style of the day.
@@Orange-Jumpsuit-Time The most popular hairstyle of the 1960s is what you see on Shelley. Toward the end of that era, long straight hair on women was the rage. The 'helmet look' was never really 'in'.
@@felixmadison5736 If you really believe that, "The 'helmet look' was never really 'in'." then you need to look at some mid 1960's High School yearbooks.
@@Orange-Jumpsuit-Time I was in high school during the 1960s, and graduated high school in '67, so I guess you're the one who needs to look at some high school yearbooks.
A banner year for Shelley. One of the flagship artists on Dunhill (along with P.F. Sloan, Barry McGuire, the Mamas And Papas, the Brass Ring, etc.) and working with Elvis Presley in Girl Happy (and their scene at the pool side as Presley sings Fort Lauderdale Chamber Of Commerce is priceless). And coming up for her was a co-starring role in the motion picture, Hold On with Herman's Hermits. Covering the Platters' My Prayer was a good choice by Lou Adler for her. Job well done.
I always liked sweet Shelley Fabares. I found her very girlish and lady-like at all times. I recall seeing her as a kid [I too was one] back in 1956 playing Rock Hudson's daughter in 'Never Say Goodbye'. She returned to the big screen as one of Elvis Presley's leading ladies in "Spinout" and made quite an impression.
Shelley was Queen Azalea at the 1962 North Carolina Azalea Festival in Wilmington Still a teenager and star on The Donna Reed Show at the time, she arrived by train The entire city had a teenage crush on her that weekend She remains the youngest Festival Queen in the Azalea Festival's long history
Mine is Clambake. They are so charming and cute together in that! Loved her really black hair, matching Elvis. AlThough I'm thinking it was a great wig~
My mom was an extra on Girl Happy , and told me how Elvis always treated everyone with respect and was always in a pleasant mood . She also said “ He was the most handsome man I have ever seen “ .
@@lastnamefirst4035 Maybe. Her hair is tinted in different colors. Not that there's anything wrong with that. She still has that same sweet voice~ Check out her more recent interviews.
@@rocketmom60 she almost looks younger today. In this video what she says and how she looks appears to be what she was told to present. Does that make sense? As a woman I remember those days and I had little idea who I was then
She was incredible in Girls, Girls, Girls, so much of the 60's with a flicked up hairstyle and iconic 60's clothing. Every time I see her with Elvis singing to her it takes me right back to the 60's
Shelley Fabares was born on January 19, 1944 and celebrated her 80th birthday today, January 19, 2024. She was on "The Donna Reed Show" (1958-1963) and the sitcom "Coach" (1989-1997) which earned her two Primetime Emmy Awards nominations. Her recording of "Johnny Angel" reached number one (#1) on the Billboard Hot 100 chart on April of 1962. It was a certified Gold Record, selling over a million copies. I was in eight grade at Miami Springs Junior High School when this song was popular
Because she has said she can't sing that well. The sound studio would have to clean up her pitch problems after recording. Not sure how you did that in the early 60s before auto-tune, but apparently they could.
@@anthonyrobertson2011 I always suspected it isn't her singing, that they used someone else as they often do in movies and television when an actor can't sing, and didn't expect the song to be a hit, but just rolled with it, for the sake of the show.
@@anthonyrobertson2011 I believe I read that Shelley said that Darlene Love sang back up on that record so having her really helped strengthen the sound.
Only 21 y.o. here.....one year later after this interview in 1966, she and Lou Adler separated with the divorce becoming finalized in 1980. I loved Shelley on "The Donna Reed Show", and I especially loved the episode when she sung, "Johnny Angel", in a February/1962 episode of the show. Donna Reed herself was impressed, too!
Sammy scotchguard So he was on the tonight show? When? He out lived Jimi Hendrix. Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, wow all those Js. He toured until the day he died. Nobody is perfect like you Sammy 😝
@@ronniebishop2496 Iam perfect but my name isnt Sammy. Sammy is my cat. Hendrix was on Dick Cavett show (its here on utube) Janis was on several shows (utube) Doors were on Ed Sullivan and American Bandstand. Whats your point anyway?
@@ronniebishop2496 toward the end not many places wanted to hire Elvis bc they were aware of the shape he was in and they didnt want to insure him. Its too bad nobody around him knew to intervene and get him rehab and the help he needed so badly
Sammy scotchguard Lol his tours were sold out until the day he died. Omaha was his last concert , it was packed , he died that August. My point is Elvis never did Dick Cavet or the tonight show. Can’t you comprehend what we’re talking about. I know Jimi Hendrix and Jopin were on those shows that’s not even what we’re talking about. We’re talking about Elvis never being on them lol again now do you understand!!!
Sammy scotchguard Well why in the hell did you act like you knew so much about it and what he did and why people wouldn’t hire him and all kinds of acting like an expert. lol 😆 now that you find out you don’t really know what happened you don’t care, lol. Well that’s about right. He wasn’t playing Vegas he was playing arenas. lol 😝 June 26 1977 Indianapolis garden in front 18 thousand fans lol one month before he died, hahahahaha
1965 was the year I graduated from North Salem High and remembered there was a ton of good songs. I think this one was from 1961 and still a great year for music.
…..and then you woke up. Truth be told though, I don't think I have EVER seen a celebrity in my dreams, at least not a beautiful lady one. That strikes me as terribly odd.
@ronniebishop2496 zanim napiszesz sprawdz. Shelley zaczela spotykac sie z Lou Adlerem od pazdziernika 1962 roku , miala skonczone 18lat, a pobrali sie 7 czrewca 1964 roku tuz przed nagrywaniem filmu z Elvisem Girl Happy i ona miala skonczone 20 lat a on 30. Taka jest prawda.
What a blusteringly fool of an interviewer. Imagine this happening nowadays! Suppose that sort of disrespect was tolerated at the time. Makes me feel ashamed of male arrogance and misinformation. Rant over.
My God, those poor women back then. Look at the clothes Shelley is wearing here. Look at that hair! Married already at 21? What a waste of a life. And this whole charade of Fabares being able to sing - it was all bogus. Even she admitted that she couldn't sing a lick. It was all 'studio magic'.
Ace Rothstein: What should she be wearing? How would you do her hair back in '65, (hairstyles being what they are, always changing..) and when should she have gotten married? (according to Ace Rothstein.) She looks lovely, and you have made (no) point whatsoever (as you well know.)
I guess you like the totally classless, over ambitious, loud mouths who claim to be women today. Fifty years of the fraud of the womens movement have ruined what could be a beautiful thing, when women were helpmates to men, treasured and protected by them. You can take all the "progress" made go pound salt with it. I am a woman of the 1960s and let me tell you, it was a fantastic time before the communist Left ruined it all. It's a crying shame.
@Hippy(Bboomer) I am disgusted by where society has gone. Girls used to be such nice things....we had good role models..Jackie Kennedy, Annette Funicello, Sandra Dee, Shelly Fabares..all real ladies who dressed with class, had manners and didn't act like the neighborhood street walkers. Watching girls go to school now is mind bending. There is no difference from the way they dress than the prostitutes downtown. It's too late now, so hang on to your memories.
What a very classy beautiful young lady. Boy that era was so simple and special. Most of the celebrities of that era was so respectful and the ladies all kept their clothes on. Imagine that. This clip was so refreshing. I was born in ‘61; so glad to be able to look at entertainers of gone by eras. Music was so good back then. Today for the most part music is just so bad, and because of auto tune today’s singers sound like their voices are computer generated.
I've always admired Shelley Fabares. So beautiful and talented.
She talks about her husband Lou (Lou Adler) a famous record producer.They divorced and her 2nd husband was Mike Farrell "B.J. Honeycutt" of M.A.S.H.
4thstooge Still married to Mike?
Does Coach Hayden Fox know about this?
@@photonotavailable7936 Yes; she is still married to him. She was also best friends with Annette Funicello until she passed. They were best friends since they were very young.
So beautiful and classy, and not using the word “like” after each word.
I know, she is like really classy. Shelley is really like, groovy.She be,like really purdy too.And I really kind of,really like that,YOU know, like being cool.
Or “you know what I mean?”.
You know, right?
Or," At the end of the day!"
@01:24 and @01:48 she says "um" as a placeholder .
Many will think that Ann Margret was Elvis favorite co star but nope.It was Shelley Fabreas.
LEL 200 : How do u know that for sure? Were un talking terms with Elvis back in the day lol!
@@chairlesnicol672 czytalam osobiscie, Charlie Hodge , przyjaciel Elvisa od podawania apaszek na koncertach i najblizszy wspolpracownik na zadane pytanie dziennikarza , ktora aktorka Ann Margret ,czy Shelly Fabares byla ulubiona Elvisa, wymienil Shelley Fabares, wiec nie ma powodu tego kontenstowac. Moze pomyliles z romansem, to zgoda ,nie Shelley a Margret
@@bogumiabieniek7685 Sorry needed English translation!
There’s a reason Shelly has been so popular after all these years,what a sweet woman.
so pretty..
How amazing, everyone always spoke very highly of Elvis, but as soon as he died all the garbage rumors started to fly and he couldn't defend himself.
Shelley Fabares never said a bad word about Elvis Presley.
@@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc - Never said she did. Everyone that knew him spoke highly of him, but the media always has a way to start crap on people after they die.
Today is Elvis' Birthday and, he sends his greetings !
Beautiful Girl. Very Polite . loved her with Elvis
She was,is and always will be beautiful!
Clark did have a knack for interviewing. Had a way of keeping the celebrity relaxed and coaxed them to give interesting and relatable answers. RIP Mr. Clark and thank you for giving us the entertainment.
The days of class and lady-like manners are missing from our current society. Boy I miss those standards and qualities.
Me too Kelly. Manners are taught and that is not done anymore.
Only because of sour attitudes like you. You look for the bad in society because you're probably old and bitter and you've likely left your youth far far behind. I've never understood why people like you have to denigrate legions of extremely talented and gracious performers in order to compliment one, long dead one.
You mean you don’t like nasty women whose asses are packed in spandex with tattoos?! Extra attractive when they swear and smoke. Yum 😋
Me also we dressed well spoke well
She’s an incredible lady! ☮️🖖🏽
When people actually learned English in school and social skills, how to treat people, etc. I was 16 in 1965 and she is wearing the classic hair style of the day.
The classic hairstyle was the bouffant, where girls looked like they were wearing a helmet.😆😅🤣
@@Orange-Jumpsuit-Time The most popular hairstyle of the 1960s is what you see on Shelley. Toward the end of that era, long straight hair on women was the rage. The 'helmet look' was never really 'in'.
@@felixmadison5736 If you really believe that, "The 'helmet look' was never really 'in'." then you need to look at some mid 1960's High School yearbooks.
@@Orange-Jumpsuit-Time I was in high school during the 1960s, and graduated high school in '67, so I guess you're the one who needs to look at some high school yearbooks.
When i was young i had a crush on her used to watch Donna Reed show and when i seen her sing Johnny Angel i was smitten Talent Class and Beauty
Me too.
Me too.
Amazing how Hollywood has ruined So many, but doesn't seem to phase a select few. Still the Picture of Style, Class and Beauty today!
Absolutely!!
A banner year for Shelley. One of the flagship artists on Dunhill (along with P.F. Sloan, Barry McGuire, the Mamas And Papas, the Brass Ring, etc.) and working with Elvis Presley in Girl Happy (and their scene at the pool side as Presley sings Fort Lauderdale Chamber Of Commerce is priceless). And coming up for her was a co-starring role in the motion picture, Hold On with Herman's Hermits. Covering the Platters' My Prayer was a good choice by Lou Adler for her. Job well done.
THE HAIR....'65!!!!! cool then..... etc
Y can see Shelly from the 90s in a tv series called Coach🦹🏾♂️👌🏾👍🧕🏿🥰
I grew up watching Shelley Fabares on television. I have always loved and admired her so much. Thank you for posting this video.
I always liked sweet Shelley Fabares. I found her very girlish and lady-like at all times. I recall seeing her as a kid [I too was one] back in 1956 playing Rock Hudson's daughter in 'Never Say Goodbye'. She returned to the big screen as one of Elvis Presley's leading ladies in "Spinout" and made quite an impression.
Growing up she was the girl I wanted to be so my parents would love me.
I agree with the person that said girls back then dressed appropriately unlike today like trash.
Wow, she is gorgeous and so sweettttttttttttttttttttttttttt
She is sweet as a cupcake 🧁
Shelley was Queen Azalea at the 1962 North Carolina Azalea Festival in Wilmington Still a teenager and star on The Donna Reed Show at the time, she arrived by train The entire city had a teenage crush on her that weekend She remains the youngest Festival Queen in the Azalea Festival's long history
love her
Girl Happy is absolutely my favorite Elvis movie.
Mine is Clambake. They are so charming and cute together in that! Loved her really black hair, matching Elvis. AlThough I'm thinking it was a great wig~
Jail House Rock And King Creo And Roustabout And that one was good,
She looked beautiful in that picture too Kelly
@@ronniebishop2496 no doubt
My mom was an extra on Girl Happy , and told me how Elvis always treated everyone with respect and was always in a pleasant mood . She also said “ He was the most handsome man I have ever seen “ .
57 years ago!
January 22nd, 2024
HAPPY 80th BIRTHDAY, SHELLEY!!! 🩷💐🩷
Loved her and Jeff on their show and singing talent
What a gracious lady. Always like S. F. Soft spoken, so grown up at 21. Dressed impeccably. She was good back then. She has real different look today.
Maybe bc she's almost 80 years old?
@@lastnamefirst4035 Maybe. Her hair is tinted in different colors. Not that there's anything wrong with that. She still has that same sweet voice~ Check out her more recent interviews.
Yes she does. Yikes!
@@rocketmom60 she almost looks younger today. In this video what she says and how she looks appears to be what she was told to present. Does that make sense? As a woman I remember those days and I had little idea who I was then
@@lastnamefirst4035 Me too!
Two ultimately poised, professional people.
The hairstyle almost looks like our hairstyle today lol
SF was a beauty but that hairstyle didn't do much for her.
Such a lady. Who was Junior that she might fill in for?
She was incredible in Girls, Girls, Girls, so much of the 60's with a flicked up hairstyle and iconic 60's clothing. Every time I see her with Elvis singing to her it takes me right back to the 60's
She wasn't in Girls, Girls, Girls. She was in Girl Happy Clambake and one other
@@sandrajohnson7448 The other was "Spinout".
What a lovely human being like an angel👍
Well said ,sweetheart,,she is!!👍
Beautiful Lady. Best Brothers and Sister Jeff and Mary Store
that's Jeff and Mary STONE
Stone
Gomez Salvatore Always Love that Quote ( FRIENDS ARE THE SIBLINGS GOD FORGOT TO GIVE US )
Shelley Fabares was born on January 19, 1944 and celebrated her 80th birthday today, January 19, 2024. She was on "The Donna Reed Show" (1958-1963) and the sitcom "Coach" (1989-1997) which earned her two Primetime Emmy Awards nominations. Her recording of "Johnny Angel" reached number one (#1) on the Billboard Hot 100 chart on April of 1962. It was a certified Gold Record, selling over a million copies. I was in eight grade at Miami Springs Junior High School when this song was popular
I wonder if he needed to call on her to do the back up?
im1who84u then clasped her arm - not today
I think her husband at the time was Lou Adler.
A nurse on "Little People" w/ the late Brian Keith; say Mr Clark ,,, there will be more Legends to come, i am living proof! Broadcaater
Shelly is hot as hell 🔥
@lendrury2771 to co powiedzialbys o Margret? jaka ona?
Her looks and voice are so pleasant for the eyes and ears.❤️
Why is there no footage any where of her singing Johnny Angel live?
Because she has said she can't sing that well. The sound studio would have to clean up her pitch problems after recording. Not sure how you did that in the early 60s before auto-tune, but apparently they could.
@@anthonyrobertson2011 I always suspected it isn't her singing, that they used someone else as they often do in movies and television when an actor can't sing, and didn't expect the song to be a hit, but just rolled with it, for the sake of the show.
She sang well but had a thin voice so they used a studio technique to make it richer...they did that a lot.
@@anthonyrobertson2011 I believe I read that Shelley said that Darlene Love sang back up on that record so having her really helped strengthen the sound.
Noticed how women spoke back then and how most women talk now.All class n charm have vanished now thanks to women's liberation
My dream girl back in the day! 😊
She got away from LOU Adler right away, but didn’t divorce him for years later. Elvis never played American bandstand.
LED HEAD PRESENCE 76 He never did the Tonjght Show either. Jerry Lee Lewis played live on AB or he wouldn’t go on.
LED HEAD PRESENCE 76 Jerry Lee did too. I’m almost positive. But I’ve been wrong before.
LED HEAD PRESENCE 76 Well I was wrong. But I can’t remember why I thought that about Jerry Lee.
LED HEAD PRESENCE 76 I think you better look on you tube Jerry Lee Lewis AB 1957! Hahahahaha. Great Balls of Fire lol 😝
LED HEAD PRESENCE 76 I think you better look on you tube 1957 Jerry Lee Lewis
My mom was 20 that year lol, wow
Happy Birthday Shelley!
She reminds me of an American version of cousin Cathy from the Patty Duke Show.
Didn't you watch the Donna Reed show?
he meant it when he said "a couple thousand years"
Such a pretty lady..thank God for the creation : )
We love you!! Thank you!!
Never aged
Only 21 y.o. here.....one year later after this interview in 1966, she and Lou Adler separated with the divorce becoming finalized in 1980. I loved Shelley on "The Donna Reed Show", and I especially loved the episode when she sung, "Johnny Angel", in a February/1962 episode of the show. Donna Reed herself was impressed, too!
Remember her playing Brian Piccolo's wife in the TVmovie "Brian's Song". She was beautiful .
Elvis was so big he never did any of these shows, after he hit it.
Sammy scotchguard So he was on the tonight show? When? He out lived Jimi Hendrix. Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, wow all those Js. He toured until the day he died. Nobody is perfect like you Sammy 😝
@@ronniebishop2496 Iam perfect but my name isnt Sammy. Sammy is my cat. Hendrix was on Dick Cavett show (its here on utube) Janis was on several shows (utube) Doors were on Ed Sullivan and American Bandstand. Whats your point anyway?
@@ronniebishop2496 toward the end not many places wanted to hire Elvis bc they were aware of the shape he was in and they didnt want to insure him. Its too bad nobody around him knew to intervene and get him rehab and the help he needed so badly
Sammy scotchguard Lol his tours were sold out until the day he died. Omaha was his last concert , it was packed , he died that August. My point is Elvis never did Dick Cavet or the tonight show. Can’t you comprehend what we’re talking about. I know Jimi Hendrix and Jopin were on those shows that’s not even what we’re talking about. We’re talking about Elvis never being on them lol again now do you understand!!!
Sammy scotchguard Well why in the hell did you act like you knew so much about it and what he did and why people wouldn’t hire him and all kinds of acting like an expert. lol 😆 now that you find out you don’t really know what happened you don’t care, lol. Well that’s about right. He wasn’t playing Vegas he was playing arenas. lol 😝 June 26 1977 Indianapolis garden in front 18 thousand fans lol one month before he died, hahahahaha
1965 was the year I graduated from North Salem High and remembered there was a ton of good songs. I think this one was from 1961 and still a great year for music.
Until I saw this I thought her last name was pronounced “Fa-BAR-ez”.
I was 11 years old in 1965, and remember Dick Clarks American Bandstand.
Hi nice young polite young lady and got to work with Elvis on 3 films😁, Paul in the UK
Look at her in a "Chanel" type suit.
Back in those days when they said "The camera adds 10 pounds" this is what they meant.
I wish Shelly Farebale could have kissed me in the cruise in the love boat series.
You can see why 'Clearasil' was the shows major sponsor, just by those teenager closeup shots.
When your young you can’t wait to get old, when your old you can’t much because your body aches
OMG ! SHE DOESN'T LOOK LIKE A "POLE DANCER," LIKE THE GIRLS OF TODAY !
Who was JR and did he show?lol
hippie holmes
Maybe Jr. Walker (&the Allstars)?
"Shotgun" was pretty big around that time.
Johnny Rivers?
Johnny angel.
Shelley Fabulous.
Steppenwolf was Dunhill gold.
Happy 80th birthday Shelley!
GIRL. HAPPY. BEST MOVIE EVER❤
I'd rather watch her in a 5-minute interview than Taylor Swift.
Amen, you got that right.
She looks like Geri Halliwell ( Spice Girls )
SHELLEY WAS MY FIRST GIRLFRIEND IN HIGH SCHOOL.
If you were a young man in those days, she was everybody's dream girl girlfriend!
…..and then you woke up. Truth be told though, I don't think I have EVER seen a celebrity in my dreams, at least not a beautiful lady one. That strikes me as terribly odd.
Gorgeous 💖
He had a great job.
❤😊🥇💯😊❤️‼️
QUALITY
She married LOU Adler. Well somes got it and some don’t, married him at 17 I guess.
@ronniebishop2496 zanim napiszesz sprawdz. Shelley zaczela spotykac sie z Lou Adlerem od pazdziernika 1962 roku , miala skonczone 18lat, a pobrali sie 7 czrewca 1964 roku tuz przed nagrywaniem filmu z Elvisem Girl Happy i ona miala skonczone 20 lat a on 30. Taka jest prawda.
Oh my goodness the sexiest questions
Hello Caterina, How are you doing?
What a blusteringly fool of an interviewer. Imagine this happening nowadays! Suppose that sort of disrespect was tolerated at the time. Makes me feel ashamed of male arrogance and misinformation. Rant over.
You have no idea wtf you're talking about.
? ? ?
chill...its just tv
Nice wig.
It’s not a wig.
Men, is Shelley not very beautiful here.
I don’t understand your comment
@@Thisisrydges I mean she is very beautiful here!!! But being a woman myself I prefer looking at Charlton Heston in his prime to looking at her.
@@beasmith5262 100% agree
@@beasmith5262 NRA, NRA,NRA.
The acne girl 🤣
co?
My God, those poor women back then. Look at the clothes Shelley is wearing here. Look at that hair! Married already at 21? What a waste of a life. And this whole charade of Fabares being able to sing - it was all bogus. Even she admitted that she couldn't sing a lick. It was all 'studio magic'.
Ace Rothstein: What should she be wearing? How would you do her hair back in '65, (hairstyles being what they are, always changing..) and when should she have gotten married? (according to Ace Rothstein.) She looks lovely, and you have made (no) point whatsoever (as you well know.)
I guess you like the totally classless, over ambitious, loud mouths who claim to be women today. Fifty years of the fraud of the womens movement have ruined what could be a beautiful thing, when women were helpmates to men, treasured and protected by them. You can take all the "progress" made go pound salt with it. I am a woman of the 1960s and let me tell you, it was a fantastic time before the communist Left ruined it all. It's a crying shame.
@Hippy(Bboomer) Chinese junk that falls apart on your back...ill fitting, tight, slutty and degenerate. Yep, that's fashion in 2019.
Ace the only thing you came close to getting right was her singing. The rest is hahaha.
@Hippy(Bboomer) I am disgusted by where society has gone. Girls used to be such nice things....we had good role models..Jackie Kennedy, Annette Funicello, Sandra Dee, Shelly Fabares..all real ladies who dressed with class, had manners and didn't act like the neighborhood street walkers. Watching girls go to school now is mind bending. There is no difference from the way they dress than the prostitutes downtown. It's too late now, so hang on to your memories.
What a very classy beautiful young lady. Boy that era was so simple and special. Most of the celebrities of that era was so respectful and the ladies all kept their clothes on. Imagine that. This clip was so refreshing. I was born in ‘61; so glad to be able to look at entertainers of gone by eras. Music was so good back then. Today for the most part music is just so bad, and because of auto tune today’s singers sound like their voices are computer generated.