ANN-MARGRET: 'Shot Gun"
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- Gorgeous 1960's icon Ann-Margret in scenes from "The Swinger" (1966), "Bye-Bye Birdie" (1963) and "Viva Las Vegas" (1964) set to one of my favorites as a kid, "Shot Gun" (1965) by Jr. Walker and the All-Stars.
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Sometimes in life one just has to sit down, open a beer, and watch Ann-Margret dance.
oh yea you are so right
Nature was very good to that girl.
Fantasize on her , she was on hot woman for her time . Those Tarts just sets the imagination reeling for a romp with her .
I ready for my day!
th0se sh0tguns sure can shake l0l
That lady was why the word sexy was invented!
Sexy all....day !!
Yes, yes I agree!!!
Yea.
There were no sexy women before her.
In fact...nobody was HAVING sex before her.
Ann Margret was an absolute beast of a woman!
What a bombshell...
Sexiest Woman EVER!!
Still is.
Your word "was" needs to be changed to "is"
@@scottwinar858 You are correct
@@johnmohanmusicno not now
Can't help thinking about Kristin Wiig and her "Ann Margaret tries to throw a piece of paper away into a trash can" sketch :-)
I gotta find that some place.
@@kimaglioti7775 th-cam.com/video/Tm8r8FAQFXs/w-d-xo.html
Have you ever seen Kitten with a Whip? Her high point
@@mariedewitt5033 No, but just watched the trailer. Got to see it! For a minute there I though I was watching evidence from the Depp/Heard trial.
I just saw that sketch for the first time yesterday and so tonight decided to look up Anne Margaret dancing 😆lol
The dance clips here are from three movies:
Bye Bye Birdie
Viva Las Vegas
The Swinger
Note that all three of these films were directed by George Sidney who loved to showcase Ann-Margret's beauty & dance skills...
Thanks from all of us Ann-Margret fans! 🍀
You're very welcome!!
Thanks, because, you know she always dances the same and she wears exactly the same thing, and you can't tell from her rhythm because it's always exactly the same. I mean, that makes it super difficult to distinguish one movie from the other, right?
@@AndyCutright Except that this video proves you 100% wrong! She’s not wearing the exact same thing, and you’e ignoring the tempo/beat/rhythm of the individual songs.
It’s hilariously revealing that you feel a need to bitch about something you’re entirely ignorant about. Good job!!
@@AndyCutrightHaving learnt dancing professionally, I have to completely disagree. Each movie was a different routine, and it was a mixture of different dance styles throughout. Don't ask me to name them, I'm too old to remember, but you can bet she was able to tap dance, waltz, cha cha, salsa as well, back in the day you had to have talent in many different styles, or you were unlikely to find employment.
George Sidney actually had a thing for Anne Margaret to the point he would give her better camera angles and close ups on the set of "Viva Las Vegas" than Elvis causing all kinds of problems.
Breathtaking...Thank You Ann !
ANN-MARGRET! Has there ever been anybody else like this? She's making my laptop smoke and sizzle as I'm watching this!!
Quite possibly one of the coolest chick's ever! Besties with Tina Turner and a great performer!
Tina's assistant for 22 years said otherwise.,Tina in my opinion was a beast. Ann M was always feminine.
One of the worlds most beautiful.
What Norma Jean could have been.
Wow no wonder Fred Flintstone loved her so much?!? I was a child and that was how I first heard her name on a cartoon. I had no idea until now what a powerhouse she was. Mad respect to Ann Margaret.
And Ann Margrocks!
How does she manage to do all that and still gather an in-depth synopsis of the book she's reading at the same time!
She invented multitasking.
Book ? There’s a book ?
It's a Dummies Guide to Dancing
It's the hair.
@@stevethomason4786 Great crack!
she’s an amazing dancer! she moves so intricately yet so natural. i wonder how long she had to train for
I I'm going to say the natural talent in her enjoyed training over and over again however she didn't put much focus on sharpness from my opinion all of the time because her lines were more diagonal on the uprights than perpendicular in right angles to the floor she's a little off balance at times but I think that's her gusto getting the best of her and her enjoying life with this gift that she found within herself I wonder if her and James Brown ever danced together
She is a natural. Great rhythm. You feel it.
@@stoweandy7059 What an eye you have! I love reading comments from people who know dance. All I see is her natural exuberance & wonderful moves to the beat
She didn’t have any training. She just did it. Extremely impressive.
@@stoweandy7059 maybe in Heaven ....
Many years ago, my pre-teen self stumbled on a circa 1964 Ann-Margret movie late one night while channel surfing. It was a revelation. She gave me tingles in places I didn't even know I had and may have been single-handedly responsible for sending me into puberty.
'single-handedly' hahaha! Those black tights! They had a front panel but none in back.
those were the days my friend.
I'm the opposite. I literally only saw The Swinger a few years ago and only knew Ann Margret as the old lady characters she played in the last 20 years. Holy crap did I miss out. I remember telling my older cousin who's in his 60's now about how me and my friend had discovered Viva Las Vegas, Bye Bye Birdie, The Swinger, etc and he chuckled and said "Better late than never"
She has the power!
Well said
You had lots of company my friend. Ann-Margaret did that to a whole generation of American males, males of all ages.
uh I'm speechless. She is exceptional.
since i found this i watch it once a week,at least
left hand free.
Hell yeah!!! Great Ann Video!!!!! the song takes me way back!!!! use to dance to this!!! I'm 70 still Rock n Roll!!!!!
Raquel, Sophia, and Ann. What a time that was.
Back when America was Great (never perfect).
@@azicc817 no need mentioning the Crown Jewel. She's a given.
Oh yeah! I was just a kid but I loved Sophia Loren and Ann Margaret.
@@TheYamahog12 so was I, as a kid, I was mesmerized by Sophia and Ann.
Ann Margret - just wow. An incredible musical talent and the sexiest dancer of all time IMHO.
(Kind of impossible NOT to be when the only clothing her characters are given to wear are tight sweaters & leggings)….
@@Shineon83 - that is a fair point. But she did have legit great dancing skills.
@@timd7782 "and the sexiest dancer" incel please................
@@michajanicki6860 - I had to look up what an “incel” is. I didn’t come here to be made sport of!😁 I am 58, two kids, married for 33 years, I am not a misogynist, thank you very much. Calling Ann Margret sexy is not an insult nor does it make me an “incel”.
@@timd7782 People who call others incel are the actual incels. Michajaknoff has probably never touched a woman in his life. Even his mother is disgusted with him.
She made Elvis happy!
Always loves "Shot Gun." Love the arrangement, listen to the organ. Brings back memories of Army service in the 60's. Ann Margaret, phew, talented and beautiful right up here with Rita Hayworth, best ever.
I was born in 1979. I never understood why Anne margaret was so famous. Now, I get it!!! Thank you technology.
awesome!!
Keep that in mind when you meet any older person.
It's hard to realize what they were like in their prime.
I'm 15 years older and i didn't understand either. I guess i just missed her heyday
For the time, what she was wearing was rather scandalous.
I still don't. I mean she's beautiful and sexy and has a great ass, but I don't see the entertainment. But then I have never understood dancing as a thing one watches others do, as opposed to doing oneself. Some of it isn't even really dancing imho.
Ann Margret doing James Brown moves with heels on!!!
Why am I only now seeing this?! I always loved Ann-Margret and 'Shot Gun' is one of my favorite songs, and you, sir, did both tremendous credit! Thank you!!
awesome isnt she
@@alfonsecoppola5938 Indeed!
I lived five miles from where she used to live (she's twenty years older than me), and my mother taught yoga just down the street from where Ann-Margret's mother was a funeral home receptionist. She spent all but her first year living under Nazi occupation and rule in her native Sweden (they invaded on my birthday, nineteen years earlier). She came up from virtually nothing other than the grit and determination she was born with. She really is the "It Girl" for all the right reasons.
Sweeden was not invaded.
@@jamesb8573 Yes, Denmark and NORWAY, not Sweden. Thanks for reminding me. My once-exceptional memory has been fading in my later years.
Yeah, Sweden got a pass from the Nazi’s because they happily supplied Hitler’s war machine.
I had such a crush on Ann-Margaret when I was a kid. She aged with such style and grace. This is the only reason I wish I was older, about 20 years.
Ann Magret had such a free spirit ! Grace, charm and humility such a wonderful lady ! Great dancer , actress, singer ! Love her ! ✨🌠✨
Nice rack, too!
She is still with us THANK GOD...Obviously father time stops for no one but WOW....Not only was she beyond georgeous, sexy and talented she was also extremely intelligent... Off stage she was almost shy...NEVER HEARD A NEGATIVE THING ABOUT HER...SHE WAS MARRIED TO THE SAME MAN FOR 50+ YEARS...Her heart was broken when her real love...and to be honest from what has been reported and confirmed being said...The King, Elvis and Ann-Margret had a fling...Elvis was absolutely awe-struck by her...she was the only entertainer who could keep up with Elvis in a live performance...He called her his Soul Mate...Crushed her when he remained loyal to Priscilla and didn't follow his heart....seems to have all worked out...She was almost killed in 1972 during the opening sequence of a stage performance when a plaform she was supposed to be lowered to the stage...instead of making her grand entrance from the sides or back...they thought lowering her down would shock everyone...and they were right...an error was made securing the safety lines and as the audience watched her beginning to be lowered the support cables holding one corner of the platform snapped causing her to fall nearly face first from ~25ft...numerous broken bones...facial fractures, broken jaw...mouth wired shut...ribs and hip broke..wasn't sure if she would ever dance again...and she was in a COMA for 3 days...Shocking everyone the firecracker was back on stage about 4 months later....IMO, one of the most naturally, God Given gorgeous women to have existed...
I have a lot of love and respect for Ann-margaret. What an awesome and amazing talent.
Ann MARocks! After seeing her on The Flintstones in 1966 and a Elvis movie Viva Las Vegas around that time.
I'm a major fan here for the long haul.
100% class. What moves Ms. Margaret had! An amazing actor and dancer.
Ann Margaret was a wonder to watch.
Just love Ann-Margret. So beautiful, so talented, such presence!
One of the greatest songs of all time, IMO. There's no good video of this song. I got to see Jr. Walker live in South Bend, IN not long before he died. I was able to shake his hand and thank him for his music.
Ann-Margret is just a bonus. She was to movies what Jr. was to music. Simply amazing.
Greatest songs? lol You must be joking...the lyrics are as idiotic and ridiculous as lyrics come. This song's merit is its R&B rhythm and Walker's sax blowing. We had this 45rpm as kids when it came out and we wore it out on the phonograph. Makes sense, being that the lyrics are at the grammar school level. Plenty of idiotic nonsense songs over the years became top hits or million sellers...this is one that is solidly on that list.
I loved just about everything that came out of Motown, "Shotgun" included. The backup band for most of the singing groups, the Funk Brothers, was awesome. My favorite is probably "Rock Steady" by Aretha. Listen to the drum part of that song. Incredible!
@@waldolydecker8118 The lyrics aren't the point.
Source: Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio.
Jr. Walker sang Shotgun because the man who was supposed to show up didn't and Walker didn't want to waste the studio time which was pricey.
@@waldolydecker8118 As one who loves good lyrics, and is therefore a fan of people like Joni, The Beatles, the Stones, and most of all Paul Simon, I also can appreciate music that just makes you want to dance, or is mysterious (like many Spanish Guitar pieces), etc. Not all music is about lyrics. (BTW, I think Dylan is way overrated. Doesn't even come close to Joni or Simon. )
Fantastic video! Never knew Ann Margaret was so beautiful. ❤
Now that is a WOMAN!!! She had it all, sex appeal, talent, class, just stunning in every way, God broke the mold after he made Ann Margret.
Nothing says "class" like shaking your ass in front of a camera in see-through tights without panties.
Yessss. She also had her own hair, her own boobs & her own bum. She didn't need 30 layers of makeup to look gorgeous. She sang without auto-tune or lip syncing. She could actually dance real dances; no need to pretend to dance by pacing around a stage posing, gyrating & stupid twerking w her nether-regions in the air like trying to pass gas or something. She never minded if hotel or wait staff looked at her when she passed them in the hall - she'd look back & smile at them instead. She spoke to reporters & regular people with kindness instead of disdain. She had a genuine marriage based on love & not fame or an obsession with more & more money. And she didn't feel the need to flash her personal fortune around in everyone's faces... like certain/many celebs seem to do today. She was a true star. A beautiful person inside & out. There needs to be a return to this kind of decency where true beauty & talent shines...not the inflated egos from phony smoke & mirrors stuff we see today that gets rewarded richly far too easily.
She had no butt. Sorry.
@@susanrunge7455oh please. There were plenty of trashy people back then, just are there are now. It wasn’t some golden age of humanity. And back then much of the awful stuff was never uncovered and the perpetrators got away with it. At least now some of the predators get held accountable.
Thanks for making and uploading this video. There is nothing sexier than Ann-Margret. She has the sexiest dance moves ever. Ann-Margret is the most gorgeous & sexiest woman ever created by God. IMHO
You're very welcome!!!
True
I have to agree.
Can't say I disagree.
You're right, man!
Shot Gun Junior Walker and the All Stars. 1965. Great to dance to.
For the first minute of this video, I kept thinking,:"Isn't this what EVERYBODY does when they hear 'Shotgun'?"
@@merriemisfit8406 I wonder what book she was reading?
Wowzers! And, nice to see the LO-ONG dance takes! Not a million editing 'cheat' jump cuts like music videos nowadays.
Poetry in motion, to great music.
That’s pretty much me doing stuff around the house everyday. I had no idea Ann Margret did it too.
You are my new favorite hero.
Haha me too 😀
Same here! Hand me a bottle of Windex and a roll of paper towels and I groove all over my house! My best moves are in the laundry room.
@@jordanchristianson9119 nice 😊. Mine when cook
Do you do that when you throw out a piece of paper?
I could watch her dance for days.
She is having such a good time it makes me uncomfortable. Are people allowed to be that happy?
It's such. Cool, 1960's shit, it's embarrassment, of riches.
Is that a rhetorical question? Because that's such an abnormal thing to ask.
Dont think there there a law to say you cant?.....
Practically impossible in todays miserable society
then WE ALL WERE HAPPY no Godless media to stir up hate.
Beautiful and perfect choreography. Gyönyörű és tökéletes koreográfia.
this is the most that life can be lived! she's exploding with rhythm, energy, sexyness, talent, beauty, joy and thirst for living and feeling the music with every single muscle! my god the time they had dancing go go like crazy!!! great editing btw, and how about shotgun?! the best Jr Walker's song, makes me wanna dance like mad!! I feel exactly like her, only can't show that that well!!😄⚡🎶🔥
Thank you very much for your kind and inspirational comments!
I must say that having first seen and Margaret perform from what I can gather from my 46-year-old memory bank for the first time ever just this evening in that black and white TH-cam viral video and then searching her out more I'm a little upset that she was not part of my genre of stars to watch and figure out a free for free because they put themselves on the pedestal for us all to watch to figure out for free this very interesting personality I wonder having not done any more investigation than the two videos if this is all just a costume and I wonder if she's really was a really sweet and kind and soft-spoken person or if she portrayed somewhat of a looser image on camera and in real life I will say she could feel the beats and moves in dance shapes that I am seeing now a little bit on tick tocks but those foot shuffles and then I've seen Madonna do some funky weird moves with her torso and some video from 15 to 20 years ago but Ann-Margret was before all of them it seems I think she was inspired by Elvis a little bit but where did she hang out where did she understand how to find those beats but she born with it what's her nationality how many times did her hair color change what is her OG color of hair and where was she born
@@stoweandy7059 you should use commas, man
@@jelenastojanovic5984 I've used-up all of my commas and I don't plan on renewing my membership anytime soon you see I tried to look at it this way I don't say, when I talk and as we become more learned as readers and writers I'm pretty sure folks know where the commas should go but do they really need to go and I'm also interested in folks possibly knowing via a group of words that signal a comma is coming next I haven't quite studied it however I imaginary 30 or 40 words that occur more frequently than others that almost either we're just too over it to even think about it or we haven't thought about it enough but these words signal hey the comments coming next we're kind of like the undercover punctuation and pastor ninjas that slice out these funky squiggly marks and allow more room for the more dominant wiggles in straight lines together complete something if I put a bunch of commas next to each other I just have a whole bunch of writing professionally for 12 years, and when your largest medium writing within is the wonderful world of weekly circulars and catalog copy trust me when I say they will shoe horn in every possible feature of any product to catch a wider audience by finding peaks of interest in the variety of people matching up with the variety of sellable points each point separated by your friendly, oh man I've probably used more commas than most maybe not but I imagine so and I did want to point out that I'm not anti, I think it is a good observation of a what is that a cadence with which we talk to help one another understand but it's really just like indicating the rhythm to the forefathers and mothers and brothers and sisters and grandpas and create grandmas ingredients and uncles that were not quite as right style savvy and communicatively Keen and just plain more I'd say broken in to a language that hasn't changed much in 100 years other than when we started pointing out well this is where you pause and this means to raise your voice when you're reading it because it's a question but don't words like and as w h a t already indicate that and do you know I have not heard much mention being paid lately to the very important chunk of information or seemingly important back in the day chunk of information singling out who what where when why how as a very important distinction amongst all the words but they're self-described and I think they have weeded that section of stuff out and narrowed it down to just a day in one ear and out the other let's face it kids are texting with hieroglyphs these days and even the letters might go away in place of a more quicker communicable design I hope not cuz then I wouldn't be able to write run on sentences without any commas and by the way How did you say the word t h a t in your head at the end of that thought whereby a question about the lead off hitters of words like what indicating a question is already understood. Have you ever listened to someone read aloud text or copy they haven't read before and listened to the very unpersonality like act they put on when the question mark comes into view. They don't ask questions so curiously abstract in pitch different than most all other pieces of our language it's still there at the end however sometimes it's more direct and that? Could throw you off except for your own inference and understanding of the context itself so sometimes you're actually being punked and Hoodwinked by members of the punctuation crew whereby a punctual delivery thought I'll be a question or answer or straight up jargon I'd say a punctual communicator is one that delivers an understanding of the language enough even think about wanting to change the name of the dictionary to the spell checkbook I mean we're not overwhelmingly adding any vast amounts of words to our language on a regular basis and I don't think that diction is quite the placeholder in the education system of today's majority populated school systems I will say that gumption is and I will say that you may have been told something just because it's on a list it doesn't mean you have to use it or that the instructor even thought it was useful information but because it was on a list they told it to us or you or maybe not hopefully not I don't know I've not been inside a public school system as a teacher I don't know what is overlooked and what is over past I for one as a teacher currently try to imagine my own son being led by his instructors anytime I feel like getting lazy or anxious to move past a subject I actually take a deep breath and I'm able to dig down even deeper hoping that the karma will pay off and that his instructors do the same and take the deep dive into any teachable learnable coachable moment. May I ask a favor of you would you mind placing commas in the exact spot where you know they should go without overthinking anything just as you would read it in as you hear it in your head in my statement whereby you reply or my usage of Thomas not in this long-winded just the first one I will do the same I will Mark comment in and do it on 12-point type of let's say times New Roman I'll print it off and I'll print mine off let's say it's in letter style and no spaces from the top margin just kick it right off with no indentation paste it in there into a word and I will hopefully be able to lay the two over one another and see if your color, of your choice of any color except for green line up with my dream, you can use dream too I guess doesn't matter as a matter of fact why don't we agree on a color when we both use the same color and I won't lie them on top of one another I will live inside by side see if deleted I or pastor by if they appear identical or if there is you mind or very noticeable misunderstandings and communication marked by your placement of a comma in spots where I figured were already within the wheelhouse of all on liquors. I didn't say I had data I didn't say I had fact but I did want to mention yet once more it's kind of fun coming up with something like this and writing the leading edge of well something that will most likely amount to nothing but a bunch of conversations in my own head all punctuated well but invisibly of course as I read and write
@@stoweandy7059 sorry then, one should spend a lifetime to read and understand your comments, maybe someone will have time and enthusiasm, let's stay optimistic :)
The time when people were really good at their craft, absolutely nothing second rate back then, and Ann Margret, Yes most definitely!
Nothing wrong with dancers today. There's a lot less dancing today in movies, but check out the theater. But I admit that Ann-Margret was on a totally different level.
Please stop the hyperbole. There are tons of people who are excellent at their craft right now. You do know you can praise someone without the need to denigrate others. People really love to overly beholden to things of the past. Ann Margret is great - appreciate her but do it with some grace.
Rosy Introspection Bias is real. The present doesn't even have a chance.
As aging adults, it is far easier to escape into our imperfect and cherry-picked memories and scapegoat our current frustrations on the unfamiliar and the young.
There is no escaping it as we age. We must deliberately combat this bias.
It tends to make us more depressed than happy - and too ungrateful for the beauty and the good around us in the present.
Young person reading this ☝️, as with most things in life, you _won't_ be an exception automatically. You must work on this throughout your entire adulthood. It's just how human memory and emotion work.
@@eddiek8179 Nobody today comes even close to her talent, personality and energy. Nobody.
Ann-Margaret was an absolute unit 😍
Combine The song shotgun along with the Great and sexy Ann-Margret is pure Genius!
Lol!!😅 I love the the wind that just conviently blows only in her hair.
It is a fantastic choreographic effect -- taking advantage of every moving part of this magnificent young woman.
Well done video....the music was very well suited....I could watch this time after time.
She is amazing.
I re-watched the first scene 17 times before I realized there were other people in it besides Ann-Margret.
Where is the part where she tries to throw something away?
I hope y'all will reply to this I love Ann-Margret I have two of the movies that were mentioned here Bye Bye Birdie and Viva Las Vegas also have a 45 rpm record by her she was on RCA Records
I grew up in the '60s but really appreciate her even more now!!! Thanks for your comment!
Camera man knew what he was doing!
I think he was just confirming that she forgot to put her skirt on, and that she was female.
He understood the assignment
@@K4R3N 😄👍
GIRL CAN MOVE! FABULOUS ANN! Fantastic!!!🔥🔥🔥
She is still beautiful and has the greatest smile till this day❤️
Never appreciated enough, what a pro this lady was
I agree .
..still is .. 🙏🍀🤞🖖✌️💪🤳👸👑💃💨👀🌻🌻🌻🌹🌹🌹☕☕☺️❤️❤️❤️
🗿... . .☀️🎁☀️🗽🌟🏆🎆
And all that done in stiletto heels.
I do not think it is that she is a pro so much as she is a natural -- she brings a spontaneous joy to her dancing. Wonderful stuff.
@@daysjours Did you know that it takes a dedicated professional years of practice to make it look that easy?
Wow. So natural and talented...
Just another reason why us Vietnam vets love her. May the good lord watch over her always.
Amen brother.
Always.
She is still with us...Thank Goodness
great job putting this together!
Still one of the most beautiful women to have ever walked on planet earth
Thank you for the Viva Las Vegas footage. It should be in the Library of Congress.
I bought the DVD years ago.
She was truly the pinnacle of women. None other could hold a candle to her.
Sofia Loren?
Wow I wasnt here at the time but its amazing how cool they moved to the music. Never heard of Ann-Margaret before so thank you for sharing. Stunning moves and was she at her prime in the days! haha didn´t see the book, she is holding something like a bluetooth speaker on the other hand
GREAT EDITION! 👍👍👍
God almighty, so talented and one of the beautiful entertainers of all time!!
Watching this makes me want to watch the movies these clips are from. I'm curious what songs she was dancing to. I'm sure it wasn't Shotgun but great song choice, nicely put together, a killer tune and Ann Margret dancing, off the hook! Thanks for posting. Excuse me I want to re-watch this. Cheers mate!
This is from the movie The Swinger
In a hundred years time straight men will be thinking the same thing about this fabulous lady as they do today,
1A and 1B ... Ann and Raquel Welch.
Let me put it this way, didnt need a playboy mag in the late 70's ... Sir Spank-A-Lot was around when these ladies were on screen.
One of the most beautiful Women ever to walk the Earth 😍
Best vid on TH-cam!! Great job. 🤩🤩🤩
She is so beautiful.
So good
Outstanding
Good lord. She is almost to much. WHAT a babe! 😻😻😻
@@MZic-xb7jx they had an affair but he din't want an entertainer for wife.
I have this walker album, the original with the shotgun barrels, I love it even more now
She was awesome on the Flintstones
Wow! what a talent!
Complex choreography, and even more amazing that it was all shot on film and so everything had to be right.
And yes, the Kristen Wiig sketch was hilarious 😆
Couldn't agree more.
I was always in love with Ann-Margret...
That girl could dance. She was beautiful and very talented.
Best xxxxxx
So Mr Wallace I assume maybe you saw live albeit maybe on television or possibly in person performances of hers in your lifetime? I wonder did her and James Brown ever match up and let those dicing pivoting feet cut a rug or should I say shred it
Nothing beats the choreography for bye bye birdie
Dayyyyuumm, Ann...go on!!!! You were the BOMB!!!!
LOVE ❤ Ann Margret!!! So talented and beautiful!! Anyone who gave this a thumbs down is JEALOUS!!
No-one, so far.
Soul-less? Lifeless?
Shes my newx infatuation and this dance lives rent free in my head
Some of the best acting I’ve ever seen
Hot damn this was awesome! Thanks for sharing. And you're right, it was a perfect song choice for these scenes.
Jr.Walker and the All Stars were " out of sight" !
She's simply AMAZING!!😍 There's also a great dance scene with Elvis as well and she gives him those sultry googoo eyes hers that absolutely smittens him!
The gorgeous and indefatigable energizer bunny. Lord that girl can dance!
Wow. Happy this showed up as a recommended video.
Wow! Excellent compilation and sequencing. She's so underrated. Wow!!!
Ah, the 60's...
Started my love affair with ankle pants, ballet flats, and kitten heels...
A classic ensemble to this very day!
Young people think they invented moves. LOL To quote the Highlander, " There can be only one"! Ann Margret.
Nice match up. Bye Bye Birdie and Viva deserve a close re-watch. You have the better soundtrack by far.
Ann Margaret was amazingly talented in her day.
Ann Magret 🌠 Such an amazing dancer ! ✨✨✨
Those are some effing moves for the 60s
Never get tired of seeing this
The opening clip synced up nicely! Ann looked like she was jamming to it! 😂
Great video. Thanks!
This is a show I would watch. Let's get it on the Fall schedule.
I can't believe those tights made it past the censors
Wow
What a great technical achievement of syncing and editing.
Hats off from Hollywood.
Of course, the talent was really good, too.
Thanks for your kind comment!!
That energy is something else.
Simply brillliant....