Begin the Beguine - Vaughn Monroe Show - first episode (Oct. 10, 1950)
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Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra - The Vaughn Monroe Show (Television)
First Episode, aired October 10, 1950, CBS.
-"Begin the Beguine" (by: Cole Porter; arranged by Frank Ryerson)
-Closing remarks (Monroe)
-"Let's Have a Cigarette Together" (by: Vaughn Monroe; arranged by: Gene Hammett).
The full episode is in our archives, and we hope to someday make the entire show available.
Our new live show (started in 2017) will be back on the road in 2022, and we hope to see audiences again soon. Please like and share this video, keeping the memory of our favorite singing maestro alive!
This is absolutely superb! Vaughn Monroe was a Brilliant singer,his versions of classics, stand out,Haunting
So glad you enjoyed it. He sure was... We will be posting more videos as we get them converted and restored so please subscribe and follow along for more! Thank you!
Mr.Monroe had a pleasant voice...lovely to the ears!! Pure class & appears 🎉effortless. Saw him in a couple movies too.
Vaughn does his usual great job singing.
Keeping the Big Bands alive!
It was smoking that killed Vaughn. So tragic. And only 62. Regards to all his fans from England. September 2022.
Thank you! Hopefully we can bring the show over to England someday soon. Keep in touch!
The most masculine voice in popular music, then and now!! One of my alltime favorites and sang some of the best songs of the day in the best way. Thank you to his family for sharing this clip and for those responsible for putting it on youtube.
He is so cool! And he is my 3rd cousin!
Beautiful voice but one semester of voice training and would have benefited with more....and no one complains ...highly trained singers will know the difference...such as not pushing the volume when moving to a higher note in the song.
Vaughn played many of the U.S. military bases in Europe, 50's-60's.
Always a great performance.
He did indeed! "The Voice That Won The War" as they called him.
Thank you so much for posting this... I love Vaughn Monroe.... such a treat! My first V.M. records were "Rum and Coca-Cola" and "There! I've Said it Again" in a box of old records with a phonograph for my 12th birthday in 1962....
Thank you for the kind words! So glad you enjoyed. More to come, so stay tuned. Hope you can come see a live show sometime! We'll be back touring in 2022!
!!!!!que programado,!que barítono más anfitron!!!
I wish the rest of his shows were available to watch. He was a tremendous talent. I saw his two movies and have quite a bit of his recordings. R.I.P. Mr Monroe.
Us too! Though, we do have three complete episodes here in the archives, and will work on making more clips available. He sure was a tremendous talent! We hope you can come and see our new show sometime!
brilliant!
I wasn't even born when this was on.
Ele não entrou no clima da música (B the B) expressão triste, olhar de preocupação.
Barítono dark