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- Robin and the 7 Hoods (1964) #WarnerArchive #WarnerBros #Robinandthe7Hoods
It's The Rat Pack with a very special VIP "plus one" in this sly Runyonesque musical revision of the Robin Hood legend, done up Chicago gangland style. Frank Sinatra stars as Robbo, caught up in a gang war with rival mobster Guy Gisborne (Peter Falk) after mob chieftain Big Jim (Edward G. Robinson, in an uncredited cameo) get the big rub-out. With allies Will (Sammy Davis, Jr,) and John (Dean Martin) at his side, Robbo gets suborned by Big Jim's daughter Marian (Barbara Rush) to ice the man that iced her dad to the tune of 50 Gs.
Directed By Gordon Douglas
Starring Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr.
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Crosby: wears fancy clothes
Sinatra: “you look like an unmade bed.”
Crosby is breaking many style rules from wearing a frock coat to matching vest and trousers and contrasting jacket.
It is also mentioned in the song that he is wearing ‘suspenders a belt and a vest’. What is meant here is that you should never wear a belt with a vest as it makes creases at the bottom (despite the fact that Sinatra is wearing one but I’d blame that on poor tailoring from the wardrobe department) and that instead you should wear suspenders, never together because they wear the same thing.
Later on, as Crosby gets changed into various clown-ish outfits with over-the-top pieces matched together we can see these similar errors again but in a more extreme form.
seaweedWorkers no, I’d be very worried if a 16 year old could become a teacher. Why do you ask dear fellow?
Nothing but the best is enough for him
Pseudo intelectual 16 year old above lol
@@4f52 hardly, just trying to be polite :D
Her: I bet he’s out cheating
Me and the bois:
You’ve either got, or you haven’t got, styleeee
@@TomPlotagon if you've got you stand a mile
@@redranger1949 a flowers, not a flower, if it’s wilted...
@@TomPlotagon a hats not a hat, till its tilted
@@tweedtalk5273 you’ve either got, or you haven’t got, claaaaasss!
Girls going back to 1964: *stop the vietnam war*
Boys going back to 1964: YOUVE EITHER GOT OR YOU HAVENT GOT: STYLE.
stOp tHe viEtnAm wAr
Aircaltail Lol YEAAAA YAYYYYY YAYYYY
You made me laugh loud
Girls with a time machine: omg let's go see San Francisco during the hippy movement!
Boys with a time machine: WE MUST LEARN HOW FO GET STYLE FROM SINATRA, CROSBY AND MARTIN
um im a girl and id go back to live a peaceful life
My grandfather never wore a pair of jeans. Only once did I see him in a t-shirt and that was because he was shaving. He was an engineer by trade and always dressed in a suit. Even on his days off, he wore a suit.
Same thing for my grandfather (a train engineer). Nowadays, whenever my grandmother talks of him, she keeps saying he used to be the greatest and most dashing gentleman she ever knew. ^^
My grandfather’s were the same.. one never wore a pair of shorts in his entire life. They always dressed in suites didn’t ever have a pair of sport shoes (sneakers).belt shoes hat all matched.. impeccable 👍
My grandfather was a dairy farmer but on Sunday he dressed with the best. Men back then at least understood how to be classy even if they couldn’t be daily.
My Grandad always wore his Sunday best. Any time he went out, he’d wear a suit. He shaved every day, sometimes twice if he was going out that night. He passed away in 2000 at the age of 88. But right to very end he always tried to look his best.
My dad was a Tailor, never wore a pair of jeans and neither did any of his 3 children..
"Guy wearing a tie and a blazer"
-You look like an unmade bed
"me wearing a basic shirt, jeans and dirty sneakers"...
I'm sorry Sinatra :(
oh mood
He was wearing a morning coat and an ascot..but i still can relate
Sorry Martin: I don’t have Charm 😔
You should be ashamed
He’s wearing a penguin suit. It’s like the most formal type of suit.
I watched it , and I realized that I haven't got style
On my way to buy my mans a Tux.
Bro I feel the same way
Or class.
Lansky Bellucio
Hmmm.. I think that an honest comment like that suggests that you really DO have style...
Boy ..Style to spare ! Style which you haven't used yet!
I need class
These men would've been hella confused today
No shit
I'm in my 30s and I'm confused about what the hell is going on. Those were real men and respectable women in those days.
They'd be confused on several levels; on what's considered style and what's considered singing, these days.
No doubt there
@@RighteousFiyah hey I'm 26 and confused too fella
Dean looks like the guy who’s gonna have a good time no matter what and just own what he’s doing.
I love Dean Martin’s singing style he always had a playfulness in his voice.
@@calbobz But remember: whatever you do - just don't smoke, cause Martin died of severe lung cancer.
@@calbobz.
Nailed it, soo right
Ever see him drunk on Johnny Carson?
I wish people dressed like that nowadays. Honestly this song ages so well
There are actually many youtube channels like "gentleman's Gazette" who are dedicated to dressing dapper. So if you're a dude, idk any female channels, look him up or Real Men's Style if you wanna dress up better. you'll at the very least be the best-dressed man in the room.
@Michael Löffelmann actually if you learn enough you can make yourself look very good no matter your body size. I'm quite big but can do pull off the stylish look. In fact I'll probably look better with style then with what you normally wear
567 years old? You are almost older than me!
Same here
Amen to that
Girls: Ew, she's wearing the same dress as me.
Boys: 3:49
I swear it is always at a wedding
Modern teenagers: You look gay
Bing was 61 here.. he looks so young
Black dont crack.
@@LiSe0 he's black? hOw
@@thedreamers8271 bro cant you see.
He is black ?? He looks white passing
Low body fat. Moving/dancing... Expensive/real food. CA eats Mediterranean. ❤💕💞 didn't work in the sun.
Sinatra to Crosby: "You looked like an unmade bed!"
Me: *Looking at myself* sorry Frank
Oh yeah.
Best moves: Crosby
Best Voice: Sinatra
Father of charm: Martin
Yep. And Martin also managed to charm Jerry Lewis's wife;) seriously though, poor Jerry
You should listen to Bing’s records in the early to mid 30s. Then you’ll know that Bing’s voice, at least at that time, is unmatched
@@mikeycondry1493 Agreed. In his early days Bing did work of great flexibility and vocal beauty. And even as he became more successful and less musically adventurous his range increased into true bass range without losing that marvelous tone. Where Frank and Dean shone were in their interpretive skills. Bing had the prettiest voice but Frank took you on a profound musical journey and Dean charmed you with every note and with that wicked vibrato of his. Marvelous, magnificent baritones; ah, but what might have become of them had Bing's great rival, Russ Columbo, not died in a shooting accident at the age of 26?
@@wbcjr17106 Agree completely. Bing clearly had not only the stronger voice across the vocal ranges but his voice was also technically superior to Sinatra's. Bing could handle scat and difficult transitions flawlessly. Prime Sinatra, however, was unparalleled when it came to phrasing. Sinatra was such a confessional singer. He made the listener feel the heartache in every note. Bing was uncomfortable with such vulnerability, being a naturally more guarded, aloof personality. Bing was a simmer. Frank was a boil.
Best moves: Crosby
Best Voice: Sinatra
Father of charm: Martin
Candy Man: Sammy
A girl: My boyfriend doesn't prepare for a date ever.
The boyfriend:
Haha
This entire song is just 2 best friends roasting their fit, and making sure he comes thru with a sick drip. And I love it.
No style + No class + you look like unmade bed
@Zed F that's a mid tier suit dude. I'd love to hear Sinatra say dude unironically.
@Zed F" bruh,fit is mid tbh"-Frank Sinatra
Try it in English next time.
I'm glad my dementia will make me forget whatever the hell you just wrote down
"Marvel had the greatest crossover in the world"
Bing: "allow our habilaments introduce ourselves."
I love seeing Bing Crosby with the Rat Pack
Class, style, masculinity, talent, charm...they had it all.
L.
Masculinity has different variants. They had reformed masculinity, these days we have Soyboys (little-not masculinity) or we have raw masculinity (beefy, beards, and carnivorous) reformed masculinity has lowered since the divide between soyboy and raw has increased
They were dream men
you are completely right, think the same, great guys of all times
@@sincourier8110 Someone get this wise ass outta here 😂😂
This was probably a childhood dream come true for Dean and Frank
Meerkat More the irony is that they stole his style
Bing was Frank's idol when he was growing up. Dino said he laid the ground work!
Dennis Mcgarrity exactly bing created the style they follow
Osas as in clothes? Cuz if you mean his performing style you’re dead wrong
Mikey Condry No the singing style, he was a heavy influence
I love that growl in Dean-o’s voice on his last “got or u haven’t got”
He was dead drunk. Throughout the day he drank, so what you perceive as a growl was the last remnant of a mellow baritone. He was great, especially when the Italian Mafia ruled Hollywood singers, but never a shaker.
Now we ask what a shaker was. Good question. I want to answer your question. And I can answer some of it. But if you really want to know, watch the movie The Godfather. I know women don't like it. They don't like it because their stupid man loves it. But you know what? If you watch it a few times you can quote from it, like from Shakespeare. Then you touch his heart... now the rest is up to you.
tryarunm I heard that Dean didn’t actually drink much , that it was just an act
@@justaguy2738 don't destroy the legend.
But seriously, I hope that's true because that immensely talented man did not deserve to die from the bottle.
@@tryarunm sums up why Deans motions are super fluid and slow... and why he looked like he was copying Frank
@@tryarunm There was an interview Dean Martin gave in the mid-60's asking him about the comments that he was a drunk. He said that for the most part, he'll have a glass of apple juice on stage during his afternoon shows in Vegas, a couple glasses of wine with his dinner, and maybe a scotch during his evening show. After his evening show he went to bed, and woke up early to mingle with the casino guests.
I love how just couple seconds before they finish the look on Crosby's face just says "Jesus, I'm too old for this shit"
I mean, yeah, he died 13 years later; he was the oldest out of all of them
@@sword3349 he look 30
@@sword3349 and Dean Martin was the youngest.
Fegelein!
Hey your right I didn't see it before but I do now.
Did Dean EVER have a moment when he WASNT smooth?
Chase Meyer nah, still pretty smooth
Never
@Chase Meyer fair enough
No,Dean could teach the Fonz how to be cool.
@@wilder7659 Who ??
All three of them are amazing, but when they finally allow Crosby to shine, we hear the most gorgeous baritone voice ever heard. All three of them are distinctive and that's why this clip works so wonderfully.
He was no Percy Helton, but yes, Bing did have one magnificent voice !!
This is 1964. Crosby still sounds great but IMO the 50s and very early 60s Sinatra was the best. At this point he's begining to annunciate his words a bit too much.
@@jubalcalif9100 This man said Percy Helton as if the man ever sang. He's literally talking about their singing voices.
Absolutely true
Before The Godfather, after The Public Enemy, The Asphalt Jungle & Ocean Eleven
Script and Lyrics:
"Oh sir, do you think'a three dozen cans will be adequate?"
"They'll have to do, thats all we've ordered"
"Very good sir, I shall call the young ladies and give them a small, promotional talk"
"Ok, now we're opening a joint in two hours so go home and get dressed"
"Dressed sir?"
"Well it aint gonna be a Halloween party, this is a classy opening tonight, you gotta get some decent clothes"
"Well I dont understand sir"
"well look at the way you look!"
"oh betty, dont look nuh-ha"
"Yea maybe not"
"Some people dress cause they like to get dressed, but you just dressed, to get dressed"
"Its only a hunch, but ill bet you a bunch, he wears suspenders, a belt and a vesttt"
"Am i correct in my assumption that you gentlemen find my habiliments, uhh reprehensible?
"think there's something wrong with his tHroAt"
"I told him that six weeks ago!"
"From the tip of your toes to your head, you look like an unmade bed"
"well now i hate to belay with the obvious buta in the interest of Hispanics, im impelled to observe that you've just indulged in a mix metaphor"
"Oh its his throat, its his throat, you"
"You've either got or you haven't got stylee"
"if you've got it you stand out a mile"
"A flowers not a flower if its wilted"
"A hats not a hat till its tilted"
"You've either got or you haven't got class"
"How it draws the applause of the, masses"
"When you wear lapels like the swellest of swells, you can pass any mirror and, smile."
"You've either got or you haven't got"
"got or you haven't got"
"got or you haven't got, stylee"
"Nah. Try this"
"You've either got or you haven't got style"
"got or you haven't got style"
"if you've got it you stand out a mile"
"if you've got it you stand out a mile"
"Uuohh, you look like something of a disaster area"
"You think im too bizare?"
"No i think your too carnival, get up in t- ha"
"With mother of pearl kind of buttons"
"Youll look like the esters and, hutton"
"You've either got or you haven't got calass"
"got or you haven't got caalass"
"How it draws the applause of the masses"
"When you wear lapels like the swellest of swells, you can pass any mirror and, smile."
"Do you mind?"
"Well!"
"Youve, either, got or you havent got, charm"
"Got or you havent got, charm"
"Style and charm, they sort of go arm and arm"
"They kind of go arm and, arm"
"A flowers not a flower if its wilted"
"A hats not a hat till its tilted"
"You've either got or you haven't got style"
"got or you haven't got style"
"got or you haven't got style"
"if you've got it you stand out a mile"
"you've got it you stand out a mile"
"you've got it you stand out a mile"
"When you wear those dudts, dudts with black ties and studs, watch those dolls lining up, in a single, fileee"
"You've either got or you haven't got"
"got oOr you haven't got"
"GAOT or you haven't gaot"
"Got or you haven't got"
"Got or you haven't got, styleeeeeeeeee"
*Claps* *Claps*
"Hooray!"
*Claps*
Please like this took too long - thatguycanmanc
Nice
@@TonyMontanaEdit ty ty
There are just no giants like the 4 of them these days. Singing, dancing, acting in comedy, westerns or drama. Sammy, Frank, Dean and Bing. Legends for a reason. The talent in these 4 is off the charts.
Those guys knew how to charm an audience & could sell an igloo to an eskimo. Their sense of humor was amazing...especially Sammy who once uttered the line I've been insulted in places other black people couldn't get in to be insulted. Sammy took it in stride and when life dealt him lemons he made the best lemonade of his day. I think they'd be very shocked at what passes for "entertainment" these days.
@@barneshomestead1240 Quite the opposite, in my opinion. With very limited choices, *this* is what passed for entertainment in 1964. There may be a lot of dreck out there today, but there's a lot of great stuff, too. And honestly, can anyone *really* say this is even a middling movie? Only Peter Falk, alone, saves it from being a complete waste of time.
I think Bing Crosby has more class than 99% of people you see today.
Honestly yes including me and its sad😭
He certainly knew how to beat his kids properly...if that’s class, he’s got it in spades!
StrangeLittleGirl His kids said so...they were there. 🤷♂️
what the fuck dude did you reallly just dssay that shit, he looked like and unmade bed you fucking munkl (gottem)
Dr Cringe agreed 100% but a very different time. Clothes like those suits in today’s money would be over $5000. People just couldn’t afford to dress like that. Celebrities,yea. The rest of us,NOPE!
martin "chad":
- stylish fedora
- matching suit
- class
crosby "virgin":
- no fedora
- unmatch overcoat
- wilted flower
Kekus Maximus
That's not an overcoat, it's a morning coat. It's supposed to be worn odd with grey pants too.
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@@farrah2558 sneed
@@ivans251 NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I've never been a fan of brown suits, but if one must wear a brown suit Dean Martin's the man for it.
Any Italian for that matter
And David Tennant.
Men in brown suits..are masters of pursuits
Dean martins the man for anything
Sanatras voice is like a fine cut diamond. It’s just is
4:24 dean’s vibrato on “black”🤩
I would never notice, thank you!
Dean Martin’s vibrato is always so lovely
He will always be one of my favorite singers
“Well it ain’t gonna be a Halloween party”
I’m gonna use this line
Dean is doing his own thing. Yes, he’s following the routine, but he’s entirely on his own flow. It didn’t take away from the scene at all, but just go back and focus on Dean while the routine plays out and you’ll notice he’s on his own flow 😂
Dean was know that he did not like to rehearse. Just go out and do what he does best
Class, style, charm, elegance. They don't make them like that anymore.
they never made them like that. its an act for the screens, you see?
@@EmoWader are you really suggesting that people didn't dress like this in everyday life? Or that those actors didn't have those personalities? Because you'd be so desperately wrong
Same with women ( coming from a woman)
@@EmoWader dean martins personality was actually like that off camera
@@EmoWader pfft touch grass
Holy shit, you can pick out Sinatra's distinctive voice even among two other excellent singers.
.. And that is no wonder
Tess Crelli You can pick all of em among each other... But that's why it's that much greater that they sing so well together.
Frank always had that ability
Sinatra’s voice is powerful, dean’s has a lot of vibratto and plays around with his voice a lot, crosby makes you want to sleep on a nice cozy bed on a winter night as the snow is falling outside
Tess Crelli I can pick out dean frank and bing they’re voices are all unique and distinctive
"some people get dressed cause they like to get dressed and you get dressed just to get dressed"
Why is this so me 😂 shooketh
I feel attacked.
I didnt get Attacke cuz i dressed like that since i was 12
@@master-draw3493 nice
@@master-draw3493 lol what a loser
18 years old and I'm in complete admiration and awe of this group and those like them. Truly an incredible time. I hope we can experience a sort of new renaissance like this in my lifetime. God bless.
Crazy a kid your age appreciates this type of music it is amazing
I'm 19 years old and I agree completely.
20 year old here... I'm equally in awe of this wonderful music from the past century! I 100% understand you
17 and in total agreement
I'm 15, and I say you're never too young or old to enjoy the better times of the world.
3:49 Me and the boys before a night out.
"Am I correct in my assumption that you gentlemen find my habiliments... reprehensible?"
"Think there's something wrong with his throat."
"I told him that 6 weeks ago!"
@@marcusblackwell2372 from the tip of your toes to your head
*You look like and unmade bed*
@@megamiow3325 I can't say the next bit
@@marcusblackwell2372 but now I hate to belabor the obvious but in the interest of semantics I am on pail to observe that you just indulged in a mixed metaphor
(I think)
@@megamiow3325 if I heard the part after that correctly: Yep, definitely something wrong with his throat (something to that extent)
"How many legends can we put on one screen?"
Oh yeah! all of them!
Oh yessss!!
Including Toni Basil from Mickey fame
The dislikes are from guys who dont have style
I feel like
Frank is the leader of this
Bing knows everything is actually about him
and Dean i just :Hehe i came here to have fun
I didn't get the impression Sinatra was leading anything. Each did their own style.
Dino actually came for the alcohol, but they made him sing for it.
Hmm, the twig leads helium hips and the grape. Now I’ve seen it all.
Bing was 61 here 😱
And he still looked great
Michael Antonio Re Agreed
My man aged liked a fine wine
Damn really????
WOW!
Infinity War is the greatest crossover of all time
Robin and the 7 hoods: hold my top hat and cane
Credit: to Maxis blackwell for perfecting the joke
Technically it's "top hat & cane"
@@marcusblackwell2372 you just earn a like Mister
@@juantafolla8683 also, ur welcome btw
Les artistes pertes dans le monde
I think my laptop just broke down from the combination of class that is on screen.
Man Sinatra's voice just really hits the deepest part of my heart and pulls out my childhood happiness. Don't have a care in the world listening to these tunes
Sinatra just built different.
Absolutely they don't make music like this anymore 😊
4:41-4:43 I love that he puts some "grit" into his buttery voice here!
Absolutely!
How do you sing like that??
I love Dean Martin's music and his STYLE, but that part sounded weird and out of place.
He was setting up for the big finish!
@@maxiboy0497 You ever growled before? Same principle. You just violently vibrate the lower part of your vocal chords while singing.
These were real entertainers. And, you could understand every word. Marvelous.
true that brother
somehow these days they can't even pronounce the word "work"
And no annoying background music that makes your ears bleed too.
Fo shizzle you speak the truth my nizzle.
Ok boomer
You're never fully dressed without a smile
I used to work in a place where they used to say that until I showed up without my pants
*"From the tip of your toes to your head....you look like an unmade bed."*
Damn Frank, you ain't have to flame him like that 😂😂
These wonderful three will never be forgotten!
rat pack were amazing
Dont forget Sammy Davis Jr, even if he wasn't singing in this scene
You are right, he had the same importance of the other stars of the group and always sang very well!
Yup :3 I'm 20 and my favorite is swing
Reppeti xx This isn't swing however, I fail to see how your comment is relevant.
3:38 classic Crosby voice
My grandfather used to love Sinatra, Martin and Crosby, all three of them were probably his favourite singers. He adored Sinatra’s music especially.
One thing he always seemed to admire about me is that I had a sense of style like these gentlemen.
He recently passed away, but I’m sure he wouldn’t want me to grieve.
This one’s for you grandad! From one man of style to another
"It's not a hat until it's tilted"
Tilts it
Immediately puts it straight right after.
To be fair it’s already tilted he just tilted too much
Sinatra And Martin:**starts singing**
old man: **CHEWING INTENSIFIES**
no it wasnt bing it was the old man spectating them AND MAW GOD HE WAS CHEWING HARD
Was it the old man at: 1:22 ?
Yep lol
@@shaxuesheng6128 also, did you know joker was born in 1880?
He ages in different speed, he was a nazi in WW2, then became a Communist.
He's physically 139, and techniclly 42.
Yes, Joker From Batman.
He also made a song:
m.th-cam.com/video/cBDoPVZ6srw/w-d-xo.html
@@Top_Hat_Man hold on you cant be a nazi in WW1........you mean german
dean martin makes everything looks so easy. talk about cool.
agree
It’s that ol’ Italian charm.
Well, they all did. I don't think you can doubt any of those men's talent.
Tobias Brix Oh, there’s no argument that they were all wonderfully talented, but I have to agree with @debinooks, Dean always had that extra something. However you define it, as class, style, charisma or just plain old-fashioned charm, there’s no doubt that Dean had it in spades. As his producer on his TV show once said in an interview, it didn’t matter who was on stage with him, from Sinatra on down, your eyes were always automatically drawn to Dean. And it still shines through the screen in these old video clips, even more than 20 years after he passed on.
He wasn't called The King of Cool for nothing.
Crosby saying style and charm went so perfectly with the instrumentals 😩😩
3:02 ok that fit kinda fire tho ngl
he looks like mozart or a german soldier, haha.
Dean Martin was just badass.
Buffy Summers
They are all are
I really love this movie this too much
No just a pi~ss head!
Buffy Summers He looks like he's having a good time, just playing and cutting up!
I think you mean Sinatra
@@laundrysauce9344 NOTso hotra
Dean Martin is just the embodiment of cool.
Well, he is dubbed "the King Of Cool" a name which I like btw
He is . Always will be
Even when Sinatra spoke, his voice sounded heavenly!😍
He was no Huntz Hall, but yes, ol' Blue Eyes had one glorious voice !!
Frank has one of the best voices in history
Bin crosby and frank Sinatra and dean martin so inspiring for young men to speak up for themselves and never let their voices be silenced
Hello, please tell me about their hats, for example what they are called and what they are made of?
Crosby's the only one who knows to shake his hat a little.
A better hoofer than Frank or Dean.
Dean shook it a bit but lacked the fluid movement exhibited by Bing.
it's that Vaudevillian in him.
Nobody , I mean NOBODY had style like Dean Martin....he is the ultimate sexiest Man ever to have graced this earth ❤️❤️
Ok but Crosby steals this scene, I love Dean and Frank but Crosby was in his 60's and still had that voice and style.
Beautiful masterpiece. And Dean Martin is one of the few men that can wear a brown suit.
It’s really sad that most people no longer have style.
Mrs Jones i know
Or class. Class is more exempt than style. Men can't even keep their pants on their waist today and it's disgusting!
Big Bill O'Reilly thou hast a fetish with President Trump
Big Bill O'Reilly and now... you can expect a visit from the Secret Service...
Big Bill O'Reilly let's see. Threatening the life of the President of the United States vs.... what exactly?
4:41 god I love deans voice
It is awesome.. as always!👏
I think it's safe to say this video has "style".
Despite the fact his habiliments are reprehensible, he's still better dressed far better than most people today.
I love that cane tap that Bing did. Kinda like a seasoned vet showing his dominance knowing that he's with 2 talented young bucks that would take his place in a moments notice.
The three greatest crooners the world has ever seen in their only number together..nothing today compares..sheer class.
search you tube they have some o[der stuff from tv shows of early 60s. eg together... oldest crap game in new york.
They also were together, along with the rest of the cast in the number, "Mr. Booze".
Come on now, with Como, Frainkie Laine, Vaughn Monroe. Truly you jest. That doesn't mean I didn't enjoy them though.
Bobby Darin?!
Sammy was better than Frank and Dean imo.
"YOU'VE EITHER GOT OR YOU HAVENT GOT: STYLE!!!" True indeed. Watching this brings smiles, tears and chills. Giants of music & cinema.
What sharp men back on those days always dress up no matter how was the weather always wore shoes. And don't forget those beautiful hats they wore God bless those days cheers
Italians telling people how to dress: a classic! Haha!
Aly Borntoolate italians?
Dean Martin is the only italian
aclum the great Frank Sinatra was too...
aclum the great His father was Sicilian and his mother was Northern Italian.
Aly Borntoolate ii
Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr...All Four ... Greatest Actors Ever... The Best And Will Never Never Be Gone... Know Why??? Because They Still In Our Hearts Forever... Thank You For Sharing This... Thank You.
I really wish they had a duet/trio/etc. with Sammy Davis too, gosh, what legends
Such a moment in time with so many legendary people all in one room on a project. Truly a piece of artistic history
I like how each of these men have their own style of preforming *wink-wink-nudge-nudge*
Bing laid the path with him being the one who popularized crooning, Dean had the all-around package (singing, acting, comedy, etc.) and Frank had the powerful voice, and flawless talent as a performer.
Right! Bing started it. Frank&Dean followed through.:)
Bing won the academy award for best actor for a dramatic role and was nominated two more times. He was part of one of the most successful comedy duos in movie history and was one of the biggest selling artists of all time (more No. 1's than any other artist). His version of White Christmas was the highest selling single of all time (up until Elton Johns - Candle in the Wind re-vamp). He was in the Box Office Top 10, 15 years running and was No. 1 for five years (which only a small amount of actors can claim). He was still selling out concerts during his final years, I would say he was the complete package. He conquered every medium there was and usually lead the way for others to follow. I think he had the career that most other stars can only dream of. Both Dean and Frank idolised him and he loved and respected both of them. He apparently also enjoyed the charm and talent of working with Mr. Sammy Davis Jnr. who was also a superstar and legend.
Wonder Dog: - I too love Crosby even more than I love the other two (which is a considerable amount of love!), but I need to remind you that, when offering the fact that Crosby was part of one of the "most successful comedy duos", that Dean Martin was no slouch in this department: NOTHING was more important in the history of show business between the end of WWII and the coming of Presley, than was the phenomenon known as Martin & Lewis!
Arne Fogel, just to say "The Road..." pictures...
Arne was in no way understating Dean & Jerry's importance, both I admire greatly. I was merely observing that Bing not only led the way as a crooner, but was in fact an actor of immense popularity and talent as proven by his oscar nominations and box office clout (which I think can be overlooked). He was a fantastic dramatic actor and he was also an excellent light comic as was proven by the popularity of his many collaborations with Bob Hope. I don't believe that I was not acknowledging the importance of Martin (who I think is also an underrated actor - but a great actor) and Lewis which was an immense and important part of entertainment history. I was simply referencing some of Bing's major achievements that show he led the way not simply in the crooning department, but in all aspects of the entertainment field. I don't see how pointing out Bing's achievements in acting (especially his roles with Hope) have anything to do with Martin and Lewis's achievements, both duos were hugely popular and historically important, i was simply acknowledging Bing's role in one of these. Oh and it's WODGER DOG, not WONDER DOG, but thanks for the upgraded title. Cheers.
To "dress bad" back then was to wear a shabby morning dress. Damn. And that double-breasted dinner jacket. Look how far we have fallen from the tree.
I suppose you were wearing a golden plated three piece suit and a matching fedora while writing that? If not then fuck off. They were preparing for an extremely classy party, not an everyday attire.
Back then colored people couldn't vote
@Pascal Vock suits are really itchy and hard to move in, casual clothes are nice. Also, culture changes. You can wear suits if you want to dude, nobody is stopping you except your own pressure to fit in.
@Pascal Vock unless you already wear suits, then I guess good job for wearing clothes
@@ThatOneRandomSteve They could, they were just supressed in the South and in some of the North. The 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments did exist back then.
Just remember your never fully dressed without a smile
Some of the greatest voices of the 20th century in the same room.
Plus Sammy Davis Jr listening to them, poker of stars.
Wish men still dressed like this. Wish people's self-respect was as prevalent as it was back then.
I still dress like that, and i dont understand why i am the only Person at the airport that wears a suit
Master-draw fedora too?
The problem is that well I cant speak for others but for myself dressing like that all the time would be detrimental to my pocketbook because id end up wrecking clothes like that and cheap suits often dont look as good so I wouldnt cheap out on one.
My work is quite dusty and physical and i spend a lot of time in the outdoors. Get a $3 t shirt covered in dirt? no big deal but a suit like that? id be overprotective. Id still dress like that to go out though for things like dinner an outing. day or night on the town etc.
1. Suits aren’t cheap.
2. People back then didn’t waste money on useless luxuries.
3. They’re not comfortable for many people’s professions.
4. There’s no point wearing a suit unless it’s a formal event.
5. Clothes come and go nowadays.
6. Sneakers have become more of a symbol of wealth nowadays.
7. Fedoras have become very uncool, ties too much of a hassle, and shoes made to be as comfortable and colorful as possible. Put a baseball hat/SnapBack and a pair of tennis shoes on a suit and you would look ridiculous.
They still dress like this - its a matter of choice and taste. Im one for this kind of clothing, but with todays wide selection of clothing it's best to let people dress how they please.
No 3 men have ever defined "Class" more so in history.
Fun fact: Peter Lawford had been due to play Bing's role as Allen A Dale, the children's home director. Sinatra fired Lawford from the Rat Pack in a row about John F Kennedy failing to stay with Sinatra on a trip to the West Coast: a visit Lawford had brokered as JFK's in-law. Considering that J Edgar Hoover had warned JFK off Old Blue Eyes on account of his Mob connections, the setting of 'Robin and the Seven Hoods'- 1920s gangland Chicago- was less than ideal.
Bing had thought his movie career was over before Sinatra summoned him. It almost was: he would play the doctor in the 1966 remake of 'Stagecoach' but that was that.
@3:27, You can really tell that's Bing Crosby's voice right there. He has a very recognizable voice, and this shows.
They threw away the molds. They don't make them like this anymore.
I love the memories this brings to ,e
totally agree
Yes, these days fathers don’t beat their kids like Bing did
John Doe you need to do some research if you really believe all the crap Gary wrote while he was admittedly drinking heavily. He himself said he made up much of it to sell more copies, and that the rest he doesn’t remember writing! Bing was open that he wacked his kids, and there’s nothing weird about that in the 1930s. And it was only because they acted up so badly. Bing was a good man.
John Doe If those stories are true then obviously I don’t condone what Bing did to his sons. But none of them were perfect in their private lives, but that doesn’t detract from their amazing talents as entertainers.
The three horsemen of Fallout radio
If I’m ever in a sour mood, watching this changes that immediately! Such classic icons
I don't know why I love watching these dead guys have fun and sing so much as a 24-year-old but I really do
Some people dress 'cause they like to get dressed;
But you just dress to get dressed.
It's only a hunch, but I bet you a bunch:
He wears suspenders, a belt, and a vest.
>From the tip of your toes to your head...
You look like an unmade bed.
You've either got, or you haven't got style;
If you got it, you stand out a mile.
A flower's not a flower if it's wilted;
A hat's not a hat till it's tilted.
You've either got, or you haven't got class;
How it draws the applause of the masses.
When you wear lapels...
Like the swell of the swells...
You can pass any mirror and smile.
You've either got, or you haven't got...
....got, or you haven't got...
....got, or you haven't got style.
You've either got, or you haven't got style.
....got, or you haven't got style;
If you got it, you stand out a mile.
....got it, you stand out a mile.
With mother-of-pearl kind of buttons...
You look like the Astors and Huttons.
You've either got, or you haven't got class;
....got, or you haven't got class.
How it draws the applause of the masses.
When you wear lapels...
Like the swellest swells...
You can pass any mirror and smile.
You've either got, or you haven't got charm;
....got, or you haven't got charm.
Style and charm seem to go arm in arm;
....seem to go arm in arm.
A flower's not a flower if it's wilted;
A hat's not a hat till it's tilted.
You've either got, or you haven't got style;
....got, or you haven't got style;
....got, or you haven't got style.
If you got it, you stand out a mile;
....got it, you stand out a mile;
....got it, you stand out a mile.
When you were those duds,
Those with black-tie and studs,
Watch those dolls lining up single file.
You've either got, or you haven't got...
....got, or you haven't got...
....got, or you haven't got...
....got, or you haven't got...
....got, or you haven't got style..
Ramses Täpsi THANK YOU!
Great lyrics, fantastic performance and charisma all over! My mum taught me to love musicals because of these great men!
Kinda go arm and arm
Will some body please strangle that blo~ody parrot!
Given that Bing could not change that fast, that's some pretty good editing.
Actually I think they had people in the back that could change his suit within 10 sec with training
They cut in between the changing scenes
@@roteroktober360 His hair would have gotten messed up from that. And Frank and Dean would've still had to have been edited when they changed, so kind of pointless.
@@markhenley3097 To be fair, he had on a toupee
Quick changes can be done surprisingly quickly! I’ve changed models for runway and you can change people in like 10 seconds if you’re good at it. They might have edited it anyways since they switch camera angles a few times but I wouldn’t be surprised if bing was changed back there by 6 people lol
Mr Bing Crosby. always the perfect gentleman. Such a kind and humble man, so well spoken, great voice. Amazing man. He sure had plenty of class, style and charm!
The three best entertainers the world has ever known
I love all 3 but the absolute best is/was Sammy Davis Junior
Frank called him an unmade bed. You know that was a pretty solid roast tbh😂
Damn Sinatra's voice is so powerful and prominent.
Sinatra is the shortest one yet the loudest in voice, style, sass❤️
I think I was more impressed because all three singers that I like.
Timeless legends of both the Motion Picture Industry and the Music Industry. They sure are missed!
I have a notion to second that emotion !! Well said and well put !!
I love that they're singing that Bing needs style LMAO!
"Your drip is mid af"
- Sinatra and Martin
They all three have their own style, and it shows through in their dance, hat waves, cane stomps, etc. Love it.