Anna Maria Alberghetti "Who Can I Turn To" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Anna Maria Alberghetti "Who Can I Turn To" on The Ed Sullivan Show, December 15, 1968. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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Anna Maria is one of the best vocalists of all time. Her operatic talent is unbelievable.
Oh Wow! Anna Marie all grown up. She looks stunning... Beautiful dress! What a voice... thank you for sharing! 💖
Thank you very much for this beautiful performance of "Who Can I Turn To" by Anna Maria. This was her last of many appearances on the Sullivan show. She first appeared in 1951 at the age of 14 and here is at 31 in her final performance on the show. I'm not sure if she was on any other color episodes, but this is a treasure. Thank you!
Nice performance of this standard from _The Roar of the Greasepaint-- the Smell of the Crowd_ Tony Bennett hit the charts with it, and Matt Monro recorded my favorite version.Thanks for posting this one!
I had to look that one up. I listened to both versions. They were both so good, but there was something about Matt Monro's voice. I also found a duet with Tonny Bennet and Glorie Estefan, that was Beautiful. Thank you for sharing! 💖
What a crossover from opera❗
Pretty woman that can also sing very well.
I remember her “salad dressing”! 🥗 🥰
I was a little boy and those commercials were on all the time. I had no idea what she was famous for. William Shatner did “Promise margarine” and Florence Henderson did “Wesson oil”. She kind of disappeared after that.
That would be Good Seasons salad dressing mix. 🥗🇮🇹😁
Never knew that the gorgeous lady could sing. Phenomenal upper register.
Phenomenal everything. Exceptionally well-trained vocalist.
Guzman was in the news
Knock knock.
Who's there?
Anna Maria Alberghetti.
Anna Maria Alberghetti who?
Anna Maria Alberghetti in a taxi, honey, better be ready 'bout half past eight....
Stupid.
@@yankee2666 From the Mary Tyler Moore Show, Season 6, Episode 1. It is the classic joke told by the master of the knock-knock joke, Ted Knight.🙂
@@joehill8014 I don't care. I knew Anna Maria - she was a brilliant artist...a brilliant diva, and a lady of pure class. Any jocular reference irritates me.
@@yankee2666 sigh
This video came up because I just watched the MTM show. @@joehill8014
I can't
my ears!!
try the Sammy Davis jr.....version...or the Tony Bennett...one
Always a negative nancy
Even as a child, Anna Maria was one of the top operatic voices in history. A beautiful woman in and out (Yes, I knew her). It might surprise many of you that many people, even remarkably talented ones, come to a point where an A-list career in show biz loses its allure, and they either walk or stay active in a non-limelight capacity, as did Anna Maria. It's infinitely more common than most would think.
Sei una signora straordinaria, mia compagna italiana. Say hello to your sister, Carla, another magnificent and magnificently talented lady.
She was on key and diction was perfect.
When women were feminine, no tattoos or metal on their faces. Just diamond earrings and pearl necklaces. I remember that the vast majority of young women weighted about a 100 lb. And husbands could carry brides over there threshold!! The good old days weren't always so good, but it was very elegant!
The good old days weren't perfect - nothing is - but they came a damn site closer to perfection than what we're experiencing today.
There's a great little paperback novel called Jordy, Bounce, and Lilli, that captures the flavor of the post- WWII era through the lives of two small children and their cat. I know it's available on Amazon. I just finished my copy… loved it.