Nancy Sinatra "Sweet Georgia Brown" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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When entertaining was real.
You go Nancy!
She is 84.
I got some blowback from saying Nancy was gorgeous on previous videos-- are these people friggin blind???!!! She was SMOKING HOT!
Hahaha 🤣
Ikr she is like a real life barbie doll ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yes she was .
She’s hotter than sweet Georgia Brown
🌟Looking lovely Nancy 😊👍 Keep walking on them boys, they love it. Lol
Yes, please! More Nancy!
Captivating stuff.When entertainment shows were actually entertaining.
When they initially posted and removed it from TH-cam over the weekend I feared it was lost forever. Thank goodness it reappeared as it is such a fun clip. The smile never left my face the entire video.
I just read that Nancy Sinatra made twelve appearances on The ESS. "Sugar Town" had been on the charts just a couple months before this one.
Well why don't we just all just admit it already.
Nancy is a foxy Lady!!
C'mon admit it!!!!!
People talking bad about Nancy Sinatra do they realize how extremely well she did during that era.After the British invasion on pop music.For a female singer she was the bomb...
Perhaps she initially came to attention because of her father but she had the voice , charisma and stunning looks of a true star - which she was .
This week in February, 1967, Ruby Tuesday, The Beat Goes On, Gimme Some Lovin', Nashville Cats and, of course, Sock It To Me-Baby were being played on WEAM AM Radio in Northern Virginia, just a very shot list of the MASSIVE HIT SINGLES of that month...This is 'square' baby...with a capital SQUARE.
Spyder Logan..... This is Nancy trying to appeal to her fathers generation....??? Nancy S. had limited vocal ability, plus this wasn't her kind of music.
BUT....I think the records she made with Lee Hazelwood.....Boots....Bang, Bang....Sugar Town...Summer Wine...and of course.....Some Velvet Morning, was some great 60's pop music...!
Nancy by her unique creativity and style could circle any square. Here with sprezzatura (the Italian art of making the difficult look easy) she offers a unique dramatization of the flapper~fun 1920s American popular standard song "Sweet Georgia Brown," sung in her sweet mellifluous style. Debatably her talent (if not the volume of her musical output) nearly equalled that of her dad, with whom she did nice duets.
@@greatbyrondo In various ways -- the Twist and other dances that were variations on 1920s Charleston, Black Bottom and '40s Swing dances -- 1960s revived aspects of '20s styles (as the layered fringe short dresses, black eye makeup) in fashion, song and dance, with fresh interpretations.
Thanks for sharing
thanks so much Nancy Sinatra so special.
I'd forgotten just how much she resembled her Dad.
All that talent, and a big hairdo to go with it! :)
Show our the performance of "These boots are made for walkin'" in 1966. PLEASE THANKS!!!!
They have it already you can search it up
@@lilchopstixz2161 However, they only released a clip of about 1 minute on TH-cam. That was ten years ago. Obviously they have a complete version, but it hasn't been made public until now, or they have been deleted.
Her boots are made for walking all over you!
Watched it with my Mom when it aired. Thought she was the cats pajamas and I'm still captivated. My Mom watched to hear her do My Buddy later in the show that was dedicated to the men in Vietnam. And that isn't a wig; I recall some hairdresser saying he did her hair for the Sullivan show and didn't realize how tiny she was and went a little too high with the hair. But it was the look of the time.
Love Nancy
Valeu
Best flirt cute chick ever! 😘 🥰 😇
..cute..
A lady who can tease in her singing ha
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Harlem Globetrotters brought me here.
That is one big wig on that tiny Nancy!
I think Nancy is kind of like the William Shatner of late 60's pop music
How so? The Shatner of Twilight Zone episodes, Star Trek, Promise Margarine commercials, or Boston Legal?
Ed must have rushed over to get his heart pills...some say they saw him alive that night!
Was the necklace meant to break at the bar? It seems it was intended to be thrown away during the police raid.
Барби в шоке ....
One of the less talented women in show biz.
And you are one of the worst judges of talent on TH-cam.
And I think her dad was one of the least talented singers.
Somebody sounds furiously jealous...
@@judahslion5611 ROFL. Are you a WOKE MOB member too? If so, my sympathies for your imperceptions and ignorance.
@@ginger5057
Not really, hun-- actually quite conservative and very Christian.