Bobby Goldsboro "Everybody's Talkin'" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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Most underrated Country singer / songwriter of all time. Deserves to be in the Country Hall of Fame
I'm watching it in 2024.❤
Who cares?
And you're telling us, why?
Who can not forget Bobby Goldsboro singing this on the Ed Sullivan show on Sunday night :) My sister,s loved him :) Thank u so much for bringing my youth back to me :) Ed Sullivan was are families favourite show :) RIP Ed Sullivan you are truly missed.....
I'm sure someone has noticed the mistake in the early part of the song. Should be "Everybody's talkin' at me
I don't hear a word they're sayin'
Only the echoes of my mind
People stoppin', starin'
I can't see their faces
Only the shadows of their eyes."
Bobby sings " "Everybody's talkin' at me
I don't hear a word they're sayin'
Only the echoes of my mind
People stoppin', starin'
I don't hear a word they're sayin'
Only the shadows of their eyes."
The line after "People stoppin', starin'" is incorrect. It was replaced by "I don't hear a word they're sayin'," which doesn't make sense if you are talking about visual things and seeing. He should have said, "I can't see their faces"
Beautiful song, that I had to listen to more than once. The days when a song had meaning. It would suck you in and make you feel the story! Thank you for sharing! 💖
Truth Indeed AMEN
Bobby Goldsboro, Honey my all time favorite of his
Always enjoyed his music. Especially "I'm a drifter " from 1969
Lol..heard it twice 1.14...remember this beautiful lyrics from childhood..nice memory
They dont make songs like this anymore n bobby got a wonderful voice. Been listening to it back then n still listening to it till now, never grew tired of it. Bless you all Harry Nillson , Bobby n the rest of you that had contributed to this song.
The original by Fred Neal's better
My mistake Fred Neil
Always liked Bobby Goldsboro. He looks a little bit like Chip Douglass on My Three Sons.
A well-tanned Chip...
Better than I expected.
Bobby's only appearance on the Sullivan show. He sang this song and "Can You Feel It" which was his latest single. It's a shame that he didn't sing any of his big hits, but he does a good job with "Everybody's Talkin". I've always liked Bobby's records, especially his ballads and story songs.
He never sang his hit "Honey" or "Watching Scotty Grow", "Lirttle Things" Etc?
@@garychambers5850 No, just this song and "Can You Feel It".
beautiful voice matched by a beautiful song.
A song Bobby recorded for his 1969 "Muddy Mississippi Line" album, although the Nilsson version is the one that took off at radio. At the end of 1970 Bobby would release one of his biggest and most endearing songs, "Watching Scotty Grow", written by the late great Mac Davis. Check out 1:14 where Bobby sneaks in his legendary cricket sound
Such a great song!! Such a great singer!! I’m so glad I grew up in a time when I could enjoy them both.
What a voice❤
He has always been one of my favorites great singer songwriter crystal clear voice
Beautiful voice thanks enjoyed
Omg those were the days❤
Love it‼️
i remember the impression this song had on me the first time i heard it...i think it is a Great song...more important than it has gotten credit for
His early music is really good- "Little Things" and "Voodoo Woman" for example. Both songs are on youtube
Beautiful, song 🎼🎸👍🎶
Beautiful Song
At this time Bobby was leading off his concerts with this song so even though he had quite a few hits by then, it was not that unusual he chose Everybody's Talkin. I always wondered what Bobby looked like without those helmet toupees he wore in the 70's.
I loved right after those first waaa waaa's you can hear him do that trademark cricket sound that he always made LOL
Marianna, Florida's pride and joy!
I remember my mom turning an album many times.
Bobby wrote so many songs
That's true but he didn't write this one. Fred Neil wrote and composed "Everybody's Talkin'".
If this was finally Bobby Goldsboro's shot on TESS, I don't understand why this selection. Talented performer, competently covering the by-then twice-released Harry Nilsson version, which had hit Billboard's #6 position the previous fall. Almost like a cancellation fill-in or someone calling in a favor. And how about a shout-out acknowledgement of Fred Neil, who wrote "Everybody's Talkin'"?
Watching Scotty grow
Who is watching this in 2021? I guess everybody!
Spanky and Our Gang did a great cover of this song.
Lovely song and a nice face.
Спасибо.
Show !!!!!
I don't know if he sang HONEY there, if it is the case, please upload it. It is a great country singer and thus performance was perfect
Imortal
I know him for the song, Summer (the first time), which I love but he looks very different here to what I remember. His skin is darker, features more pronounced, more ethnic. Am i mistaken?
Well done, but that hairstyle!! 🙂
That was common, for many years. Disappeared in the late 80s, early 90s....for most.
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1:14 Tree frog croakin'?!
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Cricket chirpin'.
That soundtrack wasn't the original cut. Was he lip syncing it?
I hear George Costanza humming this every time
Stone
I wonder what Ed thought of his hair cut .
That’s an awesome hair helmet. Great song though…
I was looking to hate this because its Bobby Goldsboro and I was looking to be offended by him ruining one of my favorite songs. I don't hate Goldsboro, but his hit songs were always so corny or down right depressing. But I have to say this wasn't half-bad. My favorite version is Nilsson's and 2nd favorite is the composer, Fred Neil's version.
He never released it as a single. An odd choice to sing on Sullivan!
He’s 80 y/o now😧
Great Song...Well done. This song can be played in the keys of "D" on your "EAST-TOP Harmonica” The very best ever made” …. If you don’t have one buy one today ... they are the very cheapest harmonica you can buy!
I will be making a cover of this song….soooo…Look for it!
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He became a LA Paramedic captain and reserve police officer. He build a replica of Disneyland's main street at his home.
You are confusing Bobby Goldsboro with Bobby Sherman
@@shyman99: Whatever happened to Bobby Sherman?
@@floogelhornzzz4770 - He became a LA Paramedic captain and reserve police officer. He build a replica of Disneyland's main street at his home.
I think he would have been better served by changing up the arrangement a bit, this is so similar to Nilsson's version that it's more of a copy than a cover.
No capo only on his head
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D:
Nancy Sinatra Male ???
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He looks like he’s of mixed race