Robert Merrill & Jan Peerce "Invano Alvaro" on The Ed Sullivan Show

Robert Merrill & Jan Peerce "Invano Alvaro" on The Ed Sullivan Show, December 4, 1966. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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[@TomElvisSmith]

Love the Jan Peerce posts, both when he is singing popular song or opera! Thank you for this powerful duet with Robert Merrill! According to episode guides, although he appeared nine times on black and white episodes, Jan only appeared twice in color on the Sullivan show; this appearance and one in the early '70's singing a Passover song. I'd love to see all the appearances, black and white and color.

[@that70sgirl90]

The Stars...🌟🌟 The Greatest Story Tellers! Loved, loved, loved, the Ed Sullivan Introduction!
Happy Friday... thank you for sharing! 💖

[@edrose8259]

Superb

[@OperaMyWorld]

1:04 I always loved that moment! Such a professional memory lapse! Just sing the notes without lyrics!

[@jadezee6316]

Wonderful.....

[@maryc.dalton1284]

Listening to these incredible voices from the past, one can’t help but be infuriated at the voice teachers screwing up today’s singers with their awful technique.