Ed Ames, who stepped in with his 'Mingo' wig on, was also a vocalist of renown at that time as a family member of the Ames Brothers singing group (cf).
really a great combo , th-cam.com/video/-SGLzMnkbe4/w-d-xo.html , releasd 53 the year I was born but I remember it played a lot and was on of my favorites , still is , how bout rag mop , th-cam.com/video/KM8Ak7z_hiU/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/48dS7XRSQ4w/w-d-xo.html
That you for sharing thus video I’ve never seen. Beau Brummells were a great group, and Mike Douglas did appreciate good quality music. Moby Grape appearance another fine piece of musical history. Wish we had more. Thanks again you made my day.
Ed Ames made a very attractive looking Indian. Mike Douglas looked like Bob Hope in drag. Pearl Bailey was her usual gracious self. Totally fun way to bridge the generation gap. BTW The Beau Brummels' had a couple of really fine hits -- Great Sound!
The Beau Brummels were the first professional band that I saw live. About 1965 and I was in the 10th grade. I’ve be a fan of popular music since then. Sal Valentino has a unique voice. He will never be confused with another singer.
Ron Elliott was diabetic and his blood sugar levels posed problems while touring with the band. Restaurant food was not diabetic-friendly and was geared for general diet. Nice to see the Brummels fulfill their commitment on the Mike Douglas Show. It was a popular daytime syndicated tv show that gave them good exposure in 1965. They took the ribbing very well from Mike, Ed Ames and Pearl Bailey.
pgh45rpms Thank you for sharing Ron Elliott’s story, I had no idea. But have since learned that he suffered from seizures due to the diabetic condition you speak of. Very happy to learn that he’s well and still composing. Hopefully by now restaurants are diabetic-friendly!
From the old KYW Philadelphia studios on Broad St. Douglas' show was in the basement studio with about a 200 seat capacity. KYW at that time was a converted radio facility. The Douglas show was a Westinghouse production first originating from Cleveland and later moved to Philadelphia. It was likely the last national show to be produced in Philadelphia or for that matter, Cleveland.
Yes Yes Mui Bueno- were the Beau Brummell - even tho Minot was a small town- because of the Air Force Base( met my husband 53 years strong) we got a lot of music entertainment, these Honeys at the Fair. Saw Roy Oberon 3 times down town . So many good groups. Gene Pitney- Johnny Rivers trashed a hotel room & was asked not to come back. Days gone bye & missed by many.
Hadn't seen this before (I was only 2 in '65 - lol)- super funny stuff & has been a favorite tune of mine since I heard it as a kid in the early '70's. Love how great music spans generations !
I LOVE THE BEAU BRUMMELS STILL AND APPRECIATE THE TALENTS OF RON ELIOTT, SEDN THEM ONE TIME IN A SMALL VENUE AND YOU CLD JUST SEE THE PRIDE RON HAD IN HIS SONGS AND HE PLAYED WITH NO.EFFORT AND A TRUE ZEAL. YOU CKD TELL HE LOVED THE WAY PPL DUG HIS MUSIC AND YET SO HUMBLE. THE B B S WILL ALWAYS BE A PART OF ME WISH I CLD.MEET RON !!
Wow and HA! I love this! - Really great memories for me as I'm 70 years old. And when Mingo walked out I laughed! They recently ran a Daniel Boone marathon here in St. Louis, Mo. What a treat to see this. Thanx so much for sharing and God Bless you!
I have all the LPs on CDs. Ed must be tall because John was about 6'5". I typed in his name on Google and a picture of me and John came up! Never goes away...Michigan State Fair.
now that's what a talk show should be like.... just amazing back then.. Mike Douglas, Merv Griffin, Dick Cavett, Johnny Carson.....yes, they had politicians on, but it wasn't all one sided, and they were all good interviewers....
A lot of groups were teased about their hair and clothes,back in the day (the guys were anyway),so it wasn`t something new to them. Most took it in stride and still cashed their checks.
Amazing what a band will do to promote and push a their band and and their song in in a 1960's crowded field of great bands including the greatest of all , the Beatles.
Ed Ames (who was Jewish) was the go-to guy to play Native Americans on TV in the '60s, most notably on Daniel Boone & the Rifleman -- And in his role as a safe family-friendly pretend Injun, he would show up on all of our grandparents favorite variety shows to demonstrate tomahawk throwing
PC doesn't offend.It indicates staying open to a group, instead of being closed off like nazis. Hence, friends don't need it or anyone with common understanding. PC role is to offer protection, because racists attack so much. No one minds another culture adorning Indian nose piercings; sarongs, jewelry, henna or pants they invented. Focus on the truth for a change. Minorities dislike racists who must "adopt" their styles to make it acceptable. Yet, the same style is still hate inducing for minorities.Also, racists don't mind if non-racists wear cross-cultural attire. So, the public knew about this "subtle" racism that gets people beat up around the clock somewhere. Indian clothing is renamed french fashion, to give no credit to minorities, and to give low heed to presumably "low" minorities, in order to serve the racist masses too. This was the crude standard that made blacks stand up against having black hair being "fashion" for caucasians, but "dirty" Still, they expected people they roasted, for wearing dreadlocks, to show understanding or commonality, and help to become peacemakers, but they refused. Instead, they made sure to stick with the "olden rule" to pretend they owned it. This is how it became muddled. Yet, the clarity remained, and they won. Aside, inventions, fashion and music, were meant to spread around. Inventors were special and have nothing to do with the rest of their group that invented nothing. They expect to sell music etc everywhere. Just make sure to like "your" version, btu not deny that blacks had something to do with it for the sake of pretending it's "yours", and feigning "building" everything to attack long time minorities and Natives.
thats a great tune and it was all in good fun to promote the band and at the time it was always welcome for fans to see the band on tv but gosh it was nearly painfully excruciating to have to watch today
This is Sal singing live along with the studio recording. Sometimes the instrumental tracks only would be provided and the vocalists would sing live over it. But that's not the case here. I don't think Ron and John are seriously attempting any backing vocals.
Mike Douglas' guests on the show were Ed Ames and Pearl Bailey, with special musical guest The Beau Brummels. They pre-rehearsed this lttle adlib after Elliot informed the group that he couldnt make the gig. Mike Douglas was always hamming it up, upstaging his guests and butchering their acts, which were usually lip-synced prerecorded numbers anyways. Douglas would sometimes do his own solo singing spots when he needed to stretch the show for time, botching the popular tunes of the day. Merv Griffen did the same crap on his show, whenever a guest called out as a no-show.
@user-dc6mg2rk8p he was in his trademark character. He played Daniel Boone's very popular half-Cherokee sidekick named "Mingo" on that TV show. He did skits and such when promoting that show on the talk show circuit, and also would often display his prowess at throwing tomahawks. But in real life, Ames was a Ukrainian Jew.
Boy, the "older generation" had a difficult time dealing with the younger Rock acts. Mike Douglas is goofy..while Dean Martin was simply insulting to The Rolling Stones. (look it up)
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The Beau Brummels were a highly under rated band! I remember this wonderful song!
Did you know Slyvester Stewart(Sly Stone) produced Laugh Laugh ?
They weren't underrated, you just didn't follow them.
Used to love listening to this album when I was a kid. Good tunes.
Geez I remember this song. What was I …14. Now i am 71. Love the old days.
I was 15. I am now almost 73!
Such an innocent time with great music!
Great music great times we should be thankful for such great music.
A very simple but truly great song. I still like it this many years later.
Tune is classic , and I remember this on Mike Douglas that came on 4pm(I think) on channel 3 in Philadelphia, Pa.
One of the most underrated bands that there ever was!!! These guys rocked!!!
Ed Ames, who stepped in with his 'Mingo' wig on, was also a vocalist of renown at that time as a family member of the Ames Brothers singing group (cf).
really a great combo , th-cam.com/video/-SGLzMnkbe4/w-d-xo.html , releasd 53 the year I was born but I remember it played a lot and was on of my favorites , still is , how bout rag mop ,
th-cam.com/video/KM8Ak7z_hiU/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/48dS7XRSQ4w/w-d-xo.html
Yes, and Ed Ames also played Mingo on Daniel Boone TV series.
Wow, thanks for uploading this, really enjoyed it! Mike Douglas was a real cool class act of a talk show host!!
He was great, and the guest stars that he had!!!!!! Tremondous
That you for sharing thus video I’ve never seen. Beau Brummells were a great group, and Mike Douglas did appreciate good quality music. Moby Grape appearance another fine piece of musical history. Wish we had more. Thanks again you made my day.
Ed Ames made a very attractive looking Indian. Mike Douglas looked like Bob Hope in drag. Pearl Bailey was her usual gracious self. Totally fun way to bridge the generation gap. BTW The Beau Brummels' had a couple of really fine hits -- Great Sound!
There's a video out there of Bob Hope and Jack Benny doing a skit with the Beach Boys, and Bob in his wig looks just like Mike Douglas does here, LOL
Absolutely fabulous they were good for the times
The Beau Brummell song got into r&r hall of fame as being first to influence the SF sound
They lived right down the street from us on Moneta way. My sister and her crazy friends were their personal fan club
Such fun everyone including big stars Ed Ames and Pearl Bailey pitching in...loved the laid back feel. Beau Brummels brilliant as always
Oh my gosh, such memories.
Love this song and many more performed.
Will blast if ever in car!
Excellent!
A truly Great American Band!
The Beau Brummels were the first professional band that I saw live. About 1965 and I was in the 10th grade. I’ve be a fan of popular music since then.
Sal Valentino has a unique voice. He will never be confused with another singer.
Ron Elliott was diabetic and his blood sugar levels posed problems while touring with the band. Restaurant food was not diabetic-friendly and was geared for general diet. Nice to see the Brummels fulfill their commitment on the Mike Douglas Show. It was a popular daytime syndicated tv show that gave them good exposure in 1965. They took the ribbing very well from Mike, Ed Ames and Pearl Bailey.
pgh45rpms Thank you for sharing Ron Elliott’s story, I had no idea. But have since learned that he suffered from seizures due to the diabetic condition you speak of. Very happy to learn that he’s well and still composing. Hopefully by now restaurants are diabetic-friendly!
@@elftails Ron's solo record "The Candlestickmaker" is an absolute gem. My god what a group.
BUT YA KNOW, THEY WERE COOL!
The dude in the wig? He coulda passed for Benny Hill. Love this band and their playful banter. As most creative people have that gift of humor! 😂
From Philadelphia
I used to catch their act at a little club in Redwood City , CA, back Iin ‘65. They were fantastic back then and now!
Ron Meager was a classmate me at Oakland High...we both went to San Francisco---he became famous and i became almost famous
Fascinating. I attended Oakland High for a couple of years in the 1970s. I love the Beau Brummels and had no idea they had an Oakland High connection.
Loved this band and grew up with them! Best music of all times❤️🙏🏻🎸
Thanks for the memories. Really great group.
Mike Douglas was alright in my book . So many great bands played on his show👍
Yup
I watched his show as a kid and wouldn't miss it
He even had prog rock band Renaissance on once.
Good sports for sure. And a great song. Drummer (tall guy) John Peterson went on to be in local band in my home town of Santa Cruz Harper's Bizarre
THAT WAS GREAT! To see Ed Ames(Mingo from"Daniel Boon") on that show! As well as Sal Valentino and the rest! GOOD JOB!
What was with his shirt and tie? Totally rumpled! hee hee
Ron Elliot and Sal Valentino were a dynamite duo
This video is hilarious, especially seeing Mike & Ed hamming it up with these guys! Air date June 16, 1965.
Mike had chops..!
From the old KYW Philadelphia studios on Broad St.
Douglas' show was in the basement studio with about a 200 seat capacity.
KYW at that time was a converted radio facility.
The Douglas show was a Westinghouse production first originating from Cleveland and later moved to Philadelphia.
It was likely the last national show to be produced in Philadelphia or for that matter, Cleveland.
Interesting, thanks for sharing that. How far was this studio from the one where American Bandstand was shot?
Bandstand was in the WFIL studios at 30th and market in west Philly. The Douglas show was in the old KYW studios on broad street.
KYW in Cleveland became WKYC. The KYW tower was a couple of miles from our house on Snowville Rd in Brecksville!
They played at my temple in 1965 and then 10 years later I saw them at the Amazing Grace coffee house on the Northwestern campus.
Thank you for posting! Awesome piece! So funny! Good ole days
You shouldn’t be clowning with the dignity of this great song.
Yes Yes Mui Bueno- were the Beau Brummell - even tho Minot was a small town- because of the Air Force Base( met my husband 53 years strong) we got a lot of music entertainment, these Honeys at the Fair. Saw Roy Oberon 3 times down town . So many good groups. Gene Pitney- Johnny Rivers trashed a hotel room & was asked not to come back. Days gone bye & missed by many.
this jams no matter is classically ah groovy peace everyone😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉.
people had fun back then
Mike Douglas I'm sure was not a fan of 60s music. However, he was a good sport in this clip. I always liked Mike.
You are right Tom. Maybe in 1970 when the Beatles broke up the fun broke up too??? There is no fun today with the PC crowd on patrol.
No doubt Tom. Miss them days.
People were amazingly stupid back then especially short haired people
this common when long-haired rockers would make appearances on the old folks' variety shows
Priceless!! Thank You.
Such a classic very rare video
Great band indeed!!!!
Hadn't seen this before (I was only 2 in '65 - lol)- super funny stuff & has been a favorite tune of mine since I heard it as a kid in the early '70's. Love how great music spans generations !
Never get enough of this song.
They were great. I remember them like yesterday and the words. I hope that's not a sign of something bad.
Mike Douglas having some fun with the guys.he’s hired 🎸
How fun!! Love this song, I was a teenager then!! Good times great music! 2021
THE BEAU BRUMMELSTONES
There ya go, best cartoon show ever!
Frankie Saldorino The Flintstone Frantic !!!!!!!
I remember when they were on the Flintstones as the Beau Brummelstones in 65 I think that it was
They were great on the Flintstones!
Hilarious! Thankyou. Can't wait for my Mom to see this.😀🤘🏼
I LOVE THE BEAU BRUMMELS STILL AND APPRECIATE THE TALENTS OF RON ELIOTT, SEDN THEM ONE TIME IN A SMALL VENUE AND YOU CLD JUST SEE THE PRIDE RON HAD IN HIS SONGS AND HE PLAYED WITH NO.EFFORT AND A TRUE ZEAL. YOU CKD TELL HE LOVED THE WAY PPL DUG HIS MUSIC AND YET SO HUMBLE. THE B B S WILL ALWAYS BE A PART OF ME
WISH I CLD.MEET RON !!
Got to No.24 in Melbourne 1965 (Thirty Years of Hits - T. J. Guest)
Esa escuela de folk-beat,que tanto me gusta:Byrds,Lovin Spoorol,el label Dunhill,que maravilla de música,ahora ya no existe, qué pena
Watched Mike Douglas Show religiously as a kid! He was an icon of all things Pop at that time. He was Regis before Regis!
I used to watch the Michael Douglas Show every afternoon along with Merv Griffith
me to.back then it was all we really had..be sides "AmericanBand.."
Ed Ames also famously showed Johnny Carson how to throw a tomahawk! LOL
yep right in the balls.
Robert, I remember that event, so funny!
Wow and HA! I love this! - Really great memories for me as I'm 70 years old. And when Mingo walked out I laughed! They recently ran a Daniel Boone marathon here in St. Louis, Mo. What a treat to see this. Thanx so much for sharing and God Bless you!
Great song. Mike Douglas was a class host and did so much to bring performers on his show.
Simply Beautiful ,,Just a Little ,,
There was 5 band members for awhile.
I have all the LPs on CDs. Ed must be tall because John was about 6'5". I typed in his name on Google and a picture of me and John came up! Never goes away...Michigan State Fair.
Cute video ❤🙏Love the song❣
Everybody here is having fun,Mike Douglas is a good sport joining in the fun-The Beau Brummels are great value and the song is a 💎
man the girls went crazy as hell when their name was called. they must have really loved these guys.
Great folk psych and sign of the Ted with the War in Vietnam raging !
I was 8urs. Old when this came out..
now that's what a talk show should be like.... just amazing back then.. Mike Douglas, Merv Griffin, Dick Cavett, Johnny Carson.....yes, they had politicians on, but it wasn't all one sided, and they were all good interviewers....
A classic comic disaster where one is forced to make lemonade out of lemons.
They were a great musical group.
Love this song alway
Ah when TV was fun... Mike was great, he had a great Show.
A lot of groups were teased about their hair and clothes,back in the day (the guys were anyway),so it wasn`t something new to them. Most took it in stride and still cashed their checks.
Cool. 1965
They're the Beau Brummel Stone !
they were all good sports!
Amazing what a band will do to promote and push a their band and and their song in in a 1960's crowded field of great bands including the greatest of all , the Beatles.
I remember the Beau Brummells. I was a teenager in the 1960’s when they were popular. They’re going along with the host’s gag. It was all planned.
It’s 9/14/24 in Austin, Tx! Seniors were great in ‘68! Great singers! I’m 75 and still rockin to the ‘60s today🎶🥳
My God would the PC nuts go crazy about Ed Ames showing up with that feather headpiece. Love this song and this group!
Ed forgot to bring his tomahawk.
Ed Ames (who was Jewish) was the go-to guy to play Native Americans on TV in the '60s, most notably on Daniel Boone & the Rifleman -- And in his role as a safe family-friendly pretend Injun, he would show up on all of our grandparents favorite variety shows to demonstrate tomahawk throwing
PC doesn't offend.It indicates staying open to a group, instead of being closed off like nazis. Hence, friends don't need it or anyone with common understanding. PC role is to offer protection, because racists attack so much. No one minds another culture adorning Indian nose piercings; sarongs, jewelry, henna or pants they invented. Focus on the truth for a change. Minorities dislike racists who must "adopt" their styles to make it acceptable. Yet, the same style is still hate inducing for minorities.Also, racists don't mind if non-racists wear cross-cultural attire. So, the public knew about this "subtle" racism that gets people beat up around the clock somewhere. Indian clothing is renamed french fashion, to give no credit to minorities, and to give low heed to presumably "low" minorities, in order to serve the racist masses too. This was the crude standard that made blacks stand up against having black hair being "fashion" for caucasians, but "dirty" Still, they expected people they roasted, for wearing dreadlocks, to show understanding or commonality, and help to become peacemakers, but they refused. Instead, they made sure to stick with the "olden rule" to pretend they owned it. This is how it became muddled. Yet, the clarity remained, and they won. Aside, inventions, fashion and music, were meant to spread around. Inventors were special and have nothing to do with the rest of their group that invented nothing. They expect to sell music etc everywhere. Just make sure to like "your" version, btu not deny that blacks had something to do with it for the sake of pretending it's "yours", and feigning "building" everything to attack long time minorities and Natives.
@@jacquelinesaxena1036 Other than that, how did you like the Beau Brummels?
Sometimes you cannot win from losing.
Loved their "Laugh Laugh"
que musica tan agradable y rrelajante
Was that Pearl Bailey?
Back in the 60s, a LOT of shows went for lip-syncing. Sometimes, it was NOT a particularly good idea... 😱😱😱
Sometimes they played the accompanying track was recorded, and they sang live.
Love this song
Very clever to sing and clap to the recording.
Yeah they were okay there lyrics was great but you're right they were underrated
Interesting how the older generation cannot hack the younger. On and on it goes . . .
Excellant sound
COOL 😎 SONG from the past 60's past! 😅
Ha! That's great!!
thats a great tune and it was all in good fun to promote the band and at the time it was always welcome for fans to see the band on tv but gosh it was nearly painfully excruciating to have to watch today
It's hard to tell if this is lip sync or not.
Sal’s voice can be heard live above the tape. He had a beautiful voice back in those days.
Well, they certainly aren't playing their instruments!
This is Sal singing live along with the studio recording. Sometimes the instrumental tracks only would be provided and the vocalists would sing live over it. But that's not the case here. I don't think Ron and John are seriously attempting any backing vocals.
The girl sitting next to Pearl, is that Shelley Fabares from "The Donna Reed Show"?
That is actress Margaret O' Brien but does look like Shelley!!
@@jthyme7940 Yes, absolutely 😀! But, thanks for telling me. 😊👌
Sal Valentino was an Italian right?
duh
He had to be a Paisan, because all Italians can sing. That's right, every single one of them.
With a name like that...what else could he be...lol...lol
No Dutch.
Yes. His real last name is Stampamoto.
Very entertaining! Mike Douglas Show with Ed Ames in Indian headdress.
Great memories
The Mike Douglas Show was out of Philly.
This was when people had a sense of humor.
Cleveland until late 60s.
I never knew Ed Ames was so handsome !
Ed Ames a great singer. And part of the Ames Brothers
I Love LIKE Bea Brummlsea
What was Ed Ames doing on there with a headdress and suit?
Mike Douglas' guests on the show were Ed Ames and Pearl Bailey, with special musical guest The Beau Brummels. They pre-rehearsed this lttle adlib after Elliot informed the group that he couldnt make the gig. Mike Douglas was always hamming it up, upstaging his guests and butchering their acts, which were usually lip-synced prerecorded numbers anyways. Douglas would sometimes do his own solo singing spots when he needed to stretch the show for time, botching the popular tunes of the day.
Merv Griffen did the same crap on his show, whenever a guest called out as a no-show.
Ed Ames played an Indian named Mingo on a TV show called "Daniel Boone" at the time.
@@tommylitz4543you didn’t answer the question
@user-dc6mg2rk8p he was in his trademark character. He played Daniel Boone's very popular half-Cherokee sidekick named "Mingo" on that TV show. He did skits and such when promoting that show on the talk show circuit, and also would often display his prowess at throwing tomahawks.
But in real life, Ames was a Ukrainian Jew.
Boy, the "older generation" had a difficult time dealing with the younger Rock acts. Mike Douglas is goofy..while Dean Martin was simply insulting to The Rolling Stones. (look it up)
I like this
Mike Douglas was more entertaining than I remember. Miss shows like MD.
Great days
How embarassing for the BBs. They didnt deserve that. They were a serious group.
They made fun of the Stones too as well as Dean Martin
I thought it was just funny.
You obviously don't know Mike Douglas.
You don't have a sense of humor.
@@moemcgovern7345
Mike was cool. This was just a silly thing put together by the writers when they heard the guitarist would be absent.
Ron Eliot suffer from Diabetes and could not tour as much.
Good sports here, all around. Mike Douglas was actually kind of cute.
Mike respected the new sound ....