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0:33-0:40 sounds so much like a ending of a singaporean national day song

A great clip with fantastic, unmatched talent. An amazing shot, done live, in one take. I have seen the full episode as a kinescope at the Paley Center in New York. At the beginning of the episode, Steve announces that the program will be in black and white. From 1957 to 1959 the Steve Allen Show was usually broadcast in color from NBC Brooklyn. By the fall of 1959, Studio 1 in Burbank was converted to color, where the Steve Allen Plymouth Show was broadcast in color until the spring of 1960. Several episodes of that program in color are widely available. Most of NBC's color programming from Burbank in early 1958 were done from Studio 2 (Eddie Fisher and George Gobel) and Studio 4 (Dinah Shore). You can tell that the segment starts at Studio 1, based on the steep incline of the studio seating, later employed for the Tonight Show. Employing a TK-41 for this tracking shot would have been virtually impossible in 1958, given the incredible lighting requirements for color. Compare the lighting in Studio 1 where Steve starts the song and at the end in Studio 4 where Dinah's show is about to begin.

Steve Allen was one of the best night hosts, as well as a great composer. He had class and was funny as hell. This song by Steve and Edie is one of my favorites. Steve Allen wrote it and Steve and Edie recorded it. Love this clip specially when my favorite singer of all times cameos, Frank!

the song doesnt even deserve to be lost.

what the song called?

Do you remember if you still have the Car?

I remember these in the 60s and 70s promoting grand openings and special events, they were fascinating, and a bit scary to a little kid, what with all the smoke and noise. Of course, at the time I had no idea of their WWII origins.

Has anyone tried contacting the KNBC?

Song at the beginning: Natasha's Brother and Rachele Cappelli - Together Side By Side Edit: Here is another song they made for a movie back in 1990 ruclips.net/video/ozdXAw-FO-c/видео.htmlsi=yls9qFxx4liVzJAf

My grandmother and father are the whites in this ❤

Edythe and Percy White were my inlzws. Percy was a scout. He was sent ahead of his troupe to spot tanks, and enemy. He would train many to scout, and lob grenades into the turrets where the tanks turned. Now they have chains there. He lost most of his hearing, as did some of the men he trained. His story can be read in the Hamilton book of argyles. He was also someone other's came to , after the war, when their family had night terror or episodes. Edythe White worked riviting the wings, on the lancaster bomber. The Hamilton plane museum as of July 2024 has a 3D introduction of the plane. Her picture of Edythe and her sister were what was used to create the uniforms for the movie. Edythe passed in 2017 in my home arnt 95. She was able to see this movir, at a premiere.

The original badly needs remastering. the facial expressions are really important to it. They are really 'selling' the tune and I'm buying it.

0:28 he's dead

0:10 YO DID WE JUST GET JAGGED (Sounds like Now I Know It's Just a Game)

I came here to find the song “Together, Side By Side”

Patty Eckert knows how to do a good roller coaster story for the press! Chuck Henry doesn't.

I Need 9 Of These if i can

the 0:41 song?

0:21 I do not know if it's an unfortunate coincidence, or atrolling editor, but that earthquake victim looks like he's singing the note in the song at that moment.

huh

I think the song was created by the company for comercial but song is nice

Extraordinary! One uninterrupted take, great singing, great song!

we need to find who made this video and contact them to find the song at the beginning. (joking btw but if anyone has any ideas of it, I’m on the hunt for the lost song. please reply to this comment if anyone has any info.)

Looping Coaster 1 looks too intense for me!

what a great piece of music

WOW now that was Talent and Class that doesn't exist anymore!!!!!

Very cool retro video... thanks for sharing!

Came from the other video to this. This is so cool! Just love it.

I forgot about the trains.

0:30 - that's Wendy Tokuda from KPIX 5 and KRON 4 in San Francisco.

I wish I could have written that railroad man I wish they put it back in cuz I think it looked amazing I also think it would have been cool if they could have gone through the hills behind them and just had it run

This video made my virginity grow back.

Why do I remember this commerical? I mean I was a little kid but I still remember seeing it on TV

Hey in the 80s when I was in my teens getting a job at Magic Mountain was coveted! If you got a job there you were one of the cool kids!

Colossus!! The glorious roller coaster of my youth! I miss the classic you but I love the twisted version! It has the classic’s DNA and heart and soul so it literally is the beloved Colossus… with a twist… or two! ❤️❤️❤️🎢🎢🎢

Steve Allen = funny & cool cat!

2:53

The more typical opening catchphrase used from 1978-1981: How many tunes can YOU name in 30 seconds? Two contestants will be playing for the right to win $100,000 in cash on Name That Tune!

What can I say, but: "THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES"!!! You are so KIND and THOUGHTFUL!!! I GREATLY APPRECIATE all of your efforts in arranging and presenting/sharing this STELLAR and HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT VIDEO!!! I especially appreciate all of the background notes/info you provided!!! MANY KUDOS and THANKS AGAIN!!! I GREATLY APPRECIATE ALL YOUR EFFORTS ! ! !😢😊

Worked there in 78'..got fired for getting a couple of my co-workers pregnant on the premises...good times...

At 0:40, Look How Young Gordon Tokumatsu Was With Brunette Hair And Green Eyes! Wowie!

2:35 - It's a shame all that exists of LET'S MAKE A DEAL! from NBC is the 1963 pilot, though it's nice that we can see it on its original color videotape.

Damn! I was born in 76 I'm 47 now would have loved to have been from that time period. Seemed like a much better place in time back when everybody was proud to be All American!✌️

It was Deveraux i tell you!

Very nice tribute video. My uncle, Danny Slator (who enlisted under my dad's name, Michael Slator, because Danny was too young), was killed in a Staghound armored car along with Mike Moroz.

Beautiful remembrance

Extraordinary

Oh Wow !!! Where'd You Find This.. Oh Yeah !!! ☺☺😎👊💯💖 Oh This is Absolute Gold ☺☺😎👊💯💖 And Thanx a Million for The Upload and Sharing ☺☺😎💯💖

Who invited Ann Southern? Did Steve Allen owe her a favor? She can't sing worth a penny.

Watched this again. Did not realize this is one continuous tracking(?)shot. How much cable was needed and wouldn't there have been signal loss with a long cable run? Boom miked or parabolic or WTF ever? And, same potential issues for signal loss? And not in the least, I will assume this was all manually focused ? I would have awarded a slew of tech Emmys on the spot for this. WOW.