I just saw Engelbert last night (Saturday January 14 2023) at the Saban Theater in Beverly Hills and was SO happy he sang this. Simply a fabulous concert and he looks AMAZING at 86yo, may God bless him!
@@thomasphillips96 Have you ever seen him live? If you haven’t, he’s definitely worth the drive from SD. This was the 3rd time I’ve seen him. 2005 Cerritos, 2015 Beverly Hills and now 2023 in Beverly Hills also.
NO TOM JONES WAS SUPERIOR AS WELL AS ROY ORBISON Sadly Engleburt Was always chasing the birds for extra sex his shows evolved around his best friend John Thomas
@@peterwood-jenkins3634 Englebert is just badly underrated and Tome Jones is overrated. That's it. And speaking of scandals, do you know that Tom Jones has indulged in sex 250 times per year during the peak of his fame? His own wife even filed an assault against him and he even got an affair with Mary Wilson of The Supremes.
Tom and Englebert both equally talented and both didn’t know the meaning of being faithful yet always said their wives were their only love, talk about having your cake etc!
Yesterday I had the opportunity to take my wife to see Engelbert sing live one more time to celebrate our 42nd. anniversary. This great singer, despite having physical problems, has not lost anything of his great voice. Best of all, my wife was thrilled to see her favorite singer so close to her. Time shouldn't go through this kind of stars that make us happy, and at the same time make us dream awake. Let's keep listening to Mr. Engelbert Humperdinck so that he will never be forgotten by the new generations.
I remember watching these tv shows as a kid back in the day. My family would all gather around and watch these specials which included awesome singers like Sinatra, Humperdinck, Tom Jones, and a whole bunch more! It says this one aired on 10/25/1969. I was turning 12 on November 20th! It was such a different time... magical era for many of us... even for us kids! Style, talent, beauty and class... right here! What memories!!
@george..so right you are my friend ..earlier days were magical there was so much harmony...peace amongst people ..nature even a small outing with family was eagerly awaited n thoroughly enjoyed ..from.songs.to movies etc all was so good nowaday the flavour seems to hav lost we have quantity but no quality
The Hollywood Palace. Fabulous theatre, Fabulous show. The last best solid variety TV📺 program. Like it’s disappearing neighbor, last vestige of Hollywood’s Golden Age and dear old friend, The Brown Derby, this landmark, historic theater cum Saturday night hit hosting this old fashioned, vaudeville format favorite [albeit on “the screens that got smaller!” Norma Desmond, “Sunset Boulevard”] maintained a portal into a world where pure magic was made…the Dream Factory.🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 🎥 🎬☀️👙⛱️ 🌊💰 💃🏼🦍🍿
Up to this time Engelbert is still the best balladeer the music industry ever had. The voice that will linger on throughout all ages. Such a great singer. My salute!!!
I just saw Engelbert Humperdinck singing in Manila on Sept. 9th, 2023. He was singing absolutely great for 86 years old. Next to my seat there was a former Philippino ambassador to India in 1980s that has seen Engelbert singing in Tajmahal Hotel in New Delhi more than 50 years ago. And believe or not, the voice was still the same❤ It was his best concert EVER. Who else his age would perform better!
As a boy of 14 years I loved his songs. After retirement from the Indian Railways my craze for his songs has multiplied manifold. May the almighty gift him a very long healthy life!
A lot better than today. Not a bunch of sub woofer base with synchronized talking (i.e rap). People could actually sing and entertain without pyrotechnics and computers...
1969? Well The Beatles and The Rolling Stones were already big, Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath were just around the corner and Frank Zappa already kicked some serious butt. This kind of music was a holdover from decades ago for older folks. At least there was a wide choice in the ''60s and much more in the '70s. You had it all from badass to total cheese. Now it's all image and a ton of mediocrity. No matter how cheesy this song may be (it is), at least it had to be written by a skilled arranger and performed by pro musicians.
People can still "sing and entertain without pyrotechnics and computers" now, Fred Flintstone. Music and the world have ALSO expanded beyond that, however. I guess we'll just get off your lawn now.
Humperdinck was so handsome!! During the late 1960s and up to around 1973, he was on tv alot, especially variety shows. He sang real well. I had some of his LPs. I liked his song The Last Waltz, the best, but liked this song too.
I just saw Engelbert perform on Sunday in Ottawa-Gatineau at the ripe old age of 88…he joked a few times about being 48. Was excellent. He’s calling it his farewell waltz tour.
all the most beautiful songs are italian: tony renis (quando quando quando), gigliola cinquetti (quando m'innamoro), mai mai mai ti lascio (orietta berti), piove, la lontananza, volare (domenico modugno), non pensare a me, guaglione (claudio villa) and so on...
Wow, wow, wow!!!...??? Do you FULLY FORGOT, the best ITALIAN song! Fron "The Muppets": "Mahna Mahna" (From Italian Jazz Music) ruclips.net/video/zb47CstE7R4/видео.html
I'm a 48 year old Rock, new metal, thrash fan (accidental click). I have one question. How is this BLOWING! MY! FU××ING! MIND!!!!! That dude's slayin the stage.
I'm an old guy who grew up with Metal, Punk, Skinhead and Ska, etc and I came back to music like this now to appreciate it after watching it on TV as a kid and my parents playing it. Its plain and simply excellent music no matter your taste. Hard to argue with that plus Metalheads appreciate a broad range of sounds generally.
You know, I can't put my finger on it but the way this guy moves during the song is obviously practiced but natural at the same time. Graceful, even. It's a strange mix.
"Quando, Quando, Quando" Tell me when will you be mine Tell me quando, quando, quando We can share a love divine Please don't make me wait again When will you say yes to me Tell me quando, quando, quando You mean happiness to me Oh my love, please tell me when Every moment's a day Every day seems a lifetime Let me show you the way To a joy beyond compare I can't wait a moment more Tell me quando, quando, quando Say it's me that you adore And then darling, tell me when Every moment's a day Every day seems a lifetime Let me show you the way To a joy beyond compare I can't wait a moment more Tell me quando, quando, quando Say it's me that you adore And then darling, tell me when Oh my darling, tell me when My darling, tell me when When
My dad wants us to step to this song while we carry his coffin down the aisle when he diea. to the footsteps of this song and I cant imagine this song while crying but if he wants this to be one of his final remembrance to his life I damn well sure ain't gonna be against it!!!
My grandma was one of those dancers...she still knows how to twerk it Edit: forgot about this post. Only remembered as nan past away early this year. She's the brunette at 1:02:45
When I was eight (1969) I started to seriously listen to records, and music was becoming part of my life. As each decade has progressed - the standard of both music and performance has regressed. It's a tragedy quite frankly. For everyone.
These aren't necessarily high quality lyrics. The music is nice and simple, but really not that great. You like the music that was made back in the day. Don't write off everything that has come after.
+Matthew Wright Thank you! Lots of great music is still being made today. Music keeps evolving, and will do so forever. Sure you can look back at an era and enjoy it, but you can't expect art to stand still and remain the same.
Damiën Falkenburg I don't expect anything to stop evolving but art is subjective, people have as much right as you to an opinion. The argument for talent versus technology (autotune, sequencers etc.) is a strong one because science still has not pinned down why we like music, it's a psychology thing therefore humans are more musical than machines which is why shortcuts are soulless. (l love science but it is not art).
Music is an Art. Science (in my humble opinion) is very much Second Division.. That's why modern cars are (like so many facets of modern life )also so bloody ugly - they are designed by a machine for efficiency, not by a human for beauty.
That was a close one. Engelbert had to swerve. Saw him in the 70's also. He gave a magical performance. Not as close as I wanted to be for that concert in Las Vegas.
I was brought up with his music when I was living with my parents in the Bahamas for 10 years in the 1960"s. My mom loved his music, and she is born in the same year and month as Engelbert.
My favorite Engelbert song! So cool and smooth. Discovered it on Mom's old cassettes I inherited. Play it when I need a boost. Big smile, Mum knew best!!
Creative choreography and super-smooth dancers make even a stiff performer like Engelbert look good. He has the definitive version of this classic. Love this!
Yes you are right, these is one of those adorable moment we will always remember. Englebert Humperdinck is my favorite, i love his voice, he is so talented. What is your favorite country music?
My grandparents used to play this song, in a 3rd world country, years ago. when I was about 8. I am now in a different country, at an age of 60, In 2024, this music is still brilliant.
@@panchitaobrian1660 Back then women wanted trim derrieres, not big baboon butts. As to the trans dancers, I see very slim to quite curvy women and all look lovely.
Why do you wish people would stop talking about his good looks. He is gorgeous and very very talented. Pleasure to watch his concerts. Missed the opportunity to see him perform in person. My loss
To think that I was 4 years of age when this was on TV. I Love the "natural need" in this song. The vocal part is perfectly in tune with "Feel". A great example of self expression. He is really feeling the words. Great writing, Great production. My Students are all good at nailing the notes with feel, but that needing feel has to be worked on. They actually love learning this song and if you need it transformed into a key that better suits your voice, I can help you with that as well. Thanks for posting this Video.
Listen to these old songs takes me back to when my whole family used to sing his songs together at Christmas time ,really nice memories ,now in 2022 the world has changed so much I only have my mom left now ,how I wish I could turn back the clock thanks for the memories Engelburt
One of my favorite videos. The surreality (if that's a word) of life. Here are these beautiful women, could have worked side jobs at the Playboy Club or something. Hot ladies in their prime, stylish and fashionable, the world revolving around them, And they're all at least in their mid 70's now if still alive. They are OLD people now. Elderly That is surreal. Time flies
His wife suffers from dementia and he is so devoted to her. I recently saw an interview with him at his home and there was no hiding his love for her. Such a lovely man who doesn't carry a big ego like many celebs.
Just discovered that Pat Boone wrote Quando. I used to see Pat playing as a soda jerk on WBAP Channel 5 in Ft. Worth when I was a teenager. Always liked him and his mellow voice.
Ervin Drake wrote the English lyrics to this song, Pat was the first to sing this English version in '62, the original song is an Italian song written by Alberto Testa
He did a A LOT after his acting career and before he was elected President to demonstrate that he had the ideas, the demeanor, and the ability to be President. He was the most well thought and well prepared President of the 20th Century. So go back under your 3rd World rock
Well thought out response, Space Altlas. Do a little reading about Ronald Reagan from the 1950s through his election in 1980 before you react without thinking. But then again, that is the essence of Leftism: reaction without thinking.
well that's a pretty big claim to make, spcially considering all the competition: Kennedy, Roosevelt, FDR, Ike, El BJ (now you can never unhear it), Wilson, Truman... Whatever your inclination, that is a long list of big names, some of which had ofucsed their entire careers to being president (can't speak for Ike, who came from the military and probably didn't think about it before WWI, unlike TR who dedicated his entire life to being the incarnation of awesome in his time and fuck the world's vagina with his grand american dong).
Вот что такое молодость гениального исполнителя! У нас в России в 60-х появилась его пластинка, и стало нам ясно, что где-то в мире существуют такие же значительные исполнители, как наш Магомаев.
Tell me when will you be mine Tell me quando, quando, quando We can share a love divine Please, don't make me wait again When will you say yes to me? Tell me quando, quando, quando You mean happiness to me Oh, my love please tell me when Every moment's a day Every day seems a lifetime Let me show you the way To a joy beyond compare I can't wait a moment more Tell me quando, quando, quando Say it's me that you adore And then, darling tell me when Every moment's a day Every day seems a lifetime Let me show you the way To a joy beyond compare I can't wait a moment more Tell me quando, quando, quando Say it's me that you adore And then, darling tell me when Oh, my darling tell me when Mmm, my darling tell me when When?
Lovely early performance of Engelbert when he was oh so shy! BTW Enge is a tremendous entertainer and superb performer live. He can really dance and has a fantastic voice with a really superb range. Absolutely lovely person too. Been so fortunate to see him many times and to have met him and he's really specail. (Certainly not gay either looking at a few comments just to clear that one up!). Gorgeous!
Just found out Engelberrt Humperdinck is still alive! I'd love to see him perform the Eduard Khil "trollolololol" song (i.e. "I Am Very Glad, as I'm Finally Returning Back Home") before he passes away
Let's hear it for the Welch people and their great voices. Tom Jones, Dame Shirley Bassey, Engelbert Humperdinck, Richard Burton (not a singer but great narrator voice none the less) Charlotte Church and many more.
His father is of Welsh decent his mother German. Doesn't matter where he grew up he's got Welsh in his blood and those genes have some strong voices regardless.
derryk1 I'm not Irish I'm English. The rest of my Grandparents are English. I think I get my argumentative side from my Grandad, that miserable old sod would cause shit in an empty house.
AWESOME, THIS GUY IS UP THERE WITH THE GREATEST PERFORMERS OF HIS GENERATION. WHAT'S MORE IMPRESSIVE IS THAT HE STILL HAS LOTS OF FANS WORLWIDE TODAY IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The shows of past times such as this were so entertaining.....the melodious songs, the beautiful dancers and the well choreographed dances made the dhow so appealing.
I re-discovered this song from watching a K-Drama called Our Blues. Great memories of the old times watching this video. The K-Drama Our Blues is worth the watch if you are into K-Dramas.
It was the best of times back then . Wish I could turn back those happy days. Music was really music and rythum and every artist had a great hit song on the radio from elvis to enbelbert to tom jones, the beatles ,the rolling stones,the beach boys,diana ross,lesile gore ,oh so so many. I could go on and on. Tney were all so fabulous. So glad I grew up with all that wonderful music. Nanette
OMG: I just realize that us baby boomers may have lived thru the golden age of mankind. We had clean air and water, blue skies, employment, cars, travel, relative world peace, wonderful music & singers, composers like of Rogers and Hammerstein, L. Webber, many and many other fine artists. We had it all, but left a terrible mess behind!! I hope the current and future generations will be able to solve the environmental problems. On behalf of all the boomers, I apologize to the youth of today and tomorrow.
Yeah right. The Vietnam War. The Cuyahoga River catching fire. People suffocating to death from foul air in London, Love Canal, race riots....Yep, good times, good times.
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I just saw Engelbert last night (Saturday January 14 2023) at the Saban Theater in Beverly Hills and was SO happy he sang this. Simply a fabulous concert and he looks AMAZING at 86yo, may God bless him!
Well, I wish he would give a concert in San Diego.
@@thomasphillips96 Have you ever seen him live? If you haven’t, he’s definitely worth the drive from SD. This was the 3rd time I’ve seen him. 2005 Cerritos, 2015 Beverly Hills and now 2023 in Beverly Hills also.
Lucky!!!!!!❤❤❤❤
You must be high as a kite, or sat a mile away from the stage!? The guy is looking rough!
Omg!!! Wish I was there. His voice still silk?
My dad had passed recently. This is his favorite song. RIP Dad, I miss you so much
I'm so sorry. I'm so glad you can find this song, so easily. Never stop listening, for your dad. Hugs
I'm so very sorry 😢. I hope you feel better. He is with you.
PRAYERS to you for your great loss.
@ thank you so much for your kind words. God Bless to you and your family.
THE BEST IN THE BUSINESS. NO ONE (AND THIS IS MY OPINION) HAD A VOICE LIKE HIS BACK IN THE DAY. THIS IS TALENT.
NO TOM JONES WAS SUPERIOR AS WELL AS ROY ORBISON Sadly Engleburt Was always chasing the birds for extra sex his shows evolved around his best friend John Thomas
@@peterwood-jenkins3634 Englebert is just badly underrated and Tome Jones is overrated. That's it. And speaking of scandals, do you know that Tom Jones has indulged in sex 250 times per year during the peak of his fame? His own wife even filed an assault against him and he even got an affair with Mary Wilson of The Supremes.
Tom and Englebert both equally talented and both didn’t know the meaning of being faithful yet always said their wives were their only love, talk about having your cake etc!
Elvis
@@ekunsa Elvis was wonderful, but I feel Engelbert had a superior voice and more range.
当時「太陽は燃えている」が日本で大ヒットして中学２年の時にレコードを買いました。懐かしく思い何年か前にアルバムを購入してこの曲の素晴らしさを知りました。年とともに曲の好みも変わって行くのだと感じました。
Yesterday I had the opportunity to take my wife to see Engelbert sing live one more time to celebrate our 42nd. anniversary. This great singer, despite having physical problems, has not lost anything of his great voice. Best of all, my wife was thrilled to see her favorite singer so close to her. Time shouldn't go through this kind of stars that make us happy, and at the same time make us dream awake. Let's keep listening to Mr. Engelbert Humperdinck so that he will never be forgotten by the new generations.
Saw Engelbert in Las Vegas in the 70's. Our table was very close to the stage. Concert was great!
I remember watching these tv shows as a kid back in the day. My family would all gather around and watch these specials which included awesome singers like Sinatra, Humperdinck, Tom Jones, and a whole bunch more! It says this one aired on 10/25/1969. I was turning 12 on November 20th! It was such a different time... magical era for many of us... even for us kids! Style, talent, beauty and class... right here! What memories!!
You're very right, bro
@george..so right you are my friend ..earlier days were magical there was so much harmony...peace amongst people ..nature even a small outing with family was eagerly awaited n thoroughly enjoyed ..from.songs.to movies etc all was so good nowaday the flavour seems to hav lost we have quantity but no quality
❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 I was born September 12, 1958. I remember all these shows and Johnny Cash and John Denver show Tom Jones oh yeah great memories.❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊😊
The Hollywood Palace. Fabulous theatre, Fabulous show. The last best solid variety TV📺 program. Like it’s disappearing neighbor, last vestige of Hollywood’s Golden Age and dear old friend, The Brown Derby, this landmark, historic theater cum Saturday night hit hosting this old fashioned, vaudeville format favorite [albeit on “the screens that got smaller!” Norma Desmond, “Sunset Boulevard”] maintained a portal into a world where pure magic was made…the Dream Factory.🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
🎥 🎬☀️👙⛱️ 🌊💰 💃🏼🦍🍿
Up to this time Engelbert is still the best balladeer the music industry ever had. The voice that will linger on throughout all ages. Such a great singer. My salute!!!
Then, there’s Julio Iglesias
Nat King Cole, baby!
Elvis
I just saw Engelbert Humperdinck singing in Manila on Sept. 9th, 2023. He was singing absolutely great for 86 years old. Next to my seat there was a former Philippino ambassador to India in 1980s that has seen Engelbert singing in Tajmahal Hotel in New Delhi more than 50 years ago. And believe or not, the voice was still the same❤ It was his best concert EVER. Who else his age would perform better!
Neil Sedaka is still going in his 90's and doing daily shows on his youtube channel right now.
As a boy of 14 years I loved his songs. After retirement from the Indian Railways my craze for his songs has multiplied manifold. May the almighty gift him a very long healthy life!
Ok, I love Engleberts music, but the dancers and whoever chose those costumes deserves some credit in this video too. Excellent choice!
😂😂😂may b.
It's hard to imagine what the world was like when THIS was a hit.
A lot better than today. Not a bunch of sub woofer base with synchronized talking (i.e rap). People could actually sing and entertain without pyrotechnics and computers...
1969? Well The Beatles and The Rolling Stones were already big, Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath were just around the corner and Frank Zappa already kicked some serious butt. This kind of music was a holdover from decades ago for older folks. At least there was a wide choice in the ''60s and much more in the '70s. You had it all from badass to total cheese. Now it's all image and a ton of mediocrity. No matter how cheesy this song may be (it is), at least it had to be written by a skilled arranger and performed by pro musicians.
Christian Schonberger yeah, sgt pepper album was out 2 yrs prior to this. no one song really defines that era i guess.
People can still "sing and entertain without pyrotechnics and computers" now, Fred Flintstone. Music and the world have ALSO expanded beyond that, however. I guess we'll just get off your lawn now.
for sure, quite better!!!!!!!!
Engelbert is still going strong in 2024, recording new songs and doing concerts at the age of 88!
Es , y será el mejor en su estilo de cantar.
How sweet !!! 😊
Это вообще моя слабость. Такой дар и талант даётся богом.
I just saw him last night at Aqua Caliente for the first time!!! ❤❤❤❤
@@tinasally379 Fantastic! He is 88 and still performing!!
Humperdinck was so handsome!! During the late 1960s and up to around 1973, he was on tv alot, especially variety shows. He sang real well. I had some of his LPs. I liked his song The Last Waltz, the best, but liked this song too.
I just saw Engelbert perform on Sunday in Ottawa-Gatineau at the ripe old age of 88…he joked a few times about being 48. Was excellent. He’s calling it his farewell waltz tour.
I was there as well last week (Monday night Nov4th) and I really enjoyed it. I'm Ottawa and it was my first time seeing a show at the Casino!
@@fabienneroure9995 cool!
this is my mom's favorite singer and Elvis Presley....I grew up listening to these great artist... God Bless you mom.
She had great taste and hopefully passed that on to you...sounds like she did xxx
all the most beautiful songs are italian: tony renis (quando quando quando), gigliola cinquetti (quando m'innamoro), mai mai mai ti lascio (orietta berti), piove, la lontananza, volare (domenico modugno), non pensare a me, guaglione (claudio villa) and so on...
Wow, wow, wow!!!...??? Do you FULLY FORGOT, the best ITALIAN song! Fron "The Muppets": "Mahna Mahna" (From Italian Jazz Music)
ruclips.net/video/zb47CstE7R4/видео.html
I like Volare via Domenico Modugno. But favorite version of it is with Bobby Rydell😊
🙂🤪
In the Netherlands he is known as the British René Le Blanc
Legend hahahahah
Hahahahaha 100%
Hahah
Why?
Ok het zal wel..hij lijkt meer op willy alberti..vind ik..fijne avond
I'm a 48 year old Rock, new metal, thrash fan (accidental click). I have one question. How is this BLOWING! MY! FU××ING! MIND!!!!! That dude's slayin the stage.
I'm an old guy who grew up with Metal, Punk, Skinhead and Ska, etc and I came back to music like this now to appreciate it after watching it on TV as a kid and my parents playing it. Its plain and simply excellent music no matter your taste. Hard to argue with that plus Metalheads appreciate a broad range of sounds generally.
A friend just sent me this, what a beautiful song ❤
I just learned of Jinjer (Pisces) and her ilk, and though I am generally not a metal fan, I respect the musicality.
Aussie here,grew up on pub rock and the rest heard this as closing credits on a movie...fucken awesome
🙂🤪
He chose such a unique name and has great stage presence. He carries himself very well and sings effortlessly. Bravo!
He did not choose his name btw.. They did
Gordon Mills chose his name.
Yes he did and what a change it made
@Germo Adok he would still be famous as Jerry Dorsey but not as memorable
You know, I can't put my finger on it but the way this guy moves during the song is obviously practiced but natural at the same time. Graceful, even. It's a strange mix.
Looks weird but somewhat enchanting
@@ekunsa He's like a lean, jungle cat in this, suddenly turned human or something...
Yes, he is a class act from the word GO!
Was thinking the same thing. It's about grace and smoothness.
"Quando, Quando, Quando"
Tell me when will you be mine
Tell me quando, quando, quando
We can share a love divine
Please don't make me wait again
When will you say yes to me
Tell me quando, quando, quando
You mean happiness to me
Oh my love, please tell me when
Every moment's a day
Every day seems a lifetime
Let me show you the way
To a joy beyond compare
I can't wait a moment more
Tell me quando, quando, quando
Say it's me that you adore
And then darling, tell me when
Every moment's a day
Every day seems a lifetime
Let me show you the way
To a joy beyond compare
I can't wait a moment more
Tell me quando, quando, quando
Say it's me that you adore
And then darling, tell me when
Oh my darling, tell me when
My darling, tell me when
When
I don't like in italian
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.in english it's much better and least soppy
Thank you
Thanks soo much you deserve much more likes! 😀
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Pastor Murray is an Anointed Servant of GOD who teaches the Word of GOD with Authority!!!!!!!
My dad wants us to step to this song while we carry his coffin down the aisle when he diea. to the footsteps of this song and I cant imagine this song while crying but if he wants this to be one of his final remembrance to his life I damn well sure ain't gonna be against it!!!
Эта обалденная белозубая улыбка,этот бархатный баритон,его нежность и любовь к женщине в каждой песне ...Мой любимый Хампердинк!
Это звучало как стихотворение 😅
A ,;chi lo dici!!!
2021: I’ve sung and hummed this tune to my three daughters when they babies as a lullaby, rocking them to sleep! True Classic! Thx EH!
My grandma was one of those dancers...she still knows how to twerk it
Edit: forgot about this post. Only remembered as nan past away early this year. She's the brunette at 1:02:45
Can I have her number or nah?
Cool
Which one?
You got good genes
Great dancers. Congratulations 🙂👌
When I was eight (1969) I started to seriously listen to records, and music was becoming part of my life. As each decade has progressed - the standard of both music and performance has regressed. It's a tragedy quite frankly. For everyone.
These aren't necessarily high quality lyrics. The music is nice and simple, but really not that great.
You like the music that was made back in the day. Don't write off everything that has come after.
+Damiën Falkenburg well said. Just because someone doesn't like the music of today, doesn't mean it's bad
+Matthew Wright Thank you! Lots of great music is still being made today. Music keeps evolving, and will do so forever. Sure you can look back at an era and enjoy it, but you can't expect art to stand still and remain the same.
Damiën Falkenburg I don't expect anything to stop evolving but art is subjective, people have as much right as you to an opinion. The argument for talent versus technology (autotune, sequencers etc.) is a strong one because science still has not pinned down why we like music, it's a psychology thing therefore humans are more musical than machines which is why shortcuts are soulless. (l love science but it is not art).
Music is an Art. Science (in my humble opinion) is very much Second Division..
That's why modern cars are (like so many facets of modern life )also so bloody ugly - they are designed by a machine for efficiency, not by a human for beauty.
One of the best songs of Englebert .No matter how many times one listens , it will never fade away.
That was a close one. Engelbert had to swerve. Saw him in the 70's also. He gave a magical performance. Not as close as I wanted to be for that concert in Las Vegas.
I was brought up with his music when I was living with my parents in the Bahamas for 10 years in the 1960"s. My mom loved his music, and she is born in the same year and month as Engelbert.
My favorite Engelbert song! So cool and smooth. Discovered it on Mom's old cassettes I inherited. Play it when I need a boost. Big smile, Mum knew best!!
I remember watching this in 1969. Those were the days......
Emese egy szép magyar név.
These are the days too.
Me too. I love this kind of music. I thought about this song because it is at the end of the movie Game Night. Englebert has a wonderful voice.
hello madam
A beautiful song, can’t stop hearing this song. Sung by the master as only he could.
At my senior center we have guest singers who sing classics. I focus on the words. It’s amazing how often these songs have beautiful words. Gee!
I was 16 at that time! It was really good time, much better than what the world is today.
Creative choreography and super-smooth dancers make even a stiff performer like Engelbert look good. He has the definitive version of this classic. Love this!
There are a few moments in history when time stops - and -even the Stars, the Moon and the Sun take a bow. This was One of those moments.
Yes you are right, these is one of those adorable moment we will always remember. Englebert Humperdinck is my favorite, i love his voice, he is so talented. What is your favorite country music?
This was music for an adult audience. Sounds good in my adult ears today.
How many of you will believe that, Engle was my father's friend. He was born and brought up in India, in karnataka bangaloree.
while I was waiting for my bus last night someone in the parking lot was rocking this song. I had to find it today.
My grandparents used to play this song, in a 3rd world country, years ago. when I was about 8. I am now in a different country, at an age of 60, In 2024, this music is still brilliant.
What do you mean to say third world country.
Who r u?
U r just a speck😂
Went on a pub crawl with about 20 mates in Hong Kong and every time we entered a different bar we sung this , the Chinese thought we we're nuts.😂😂😂😂.
Humperdinck, Matt Monroe, Tom Jones, Frank Sinatra. Ahhh the classics. Voices worthy to be heard on the halls of Heaven.
How you call this musical gender off all this singers you mentioned it, jazz? Blues or what?
@@raulalejandrofaciopizarro4313 Vocal Pop, I think
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Sometimes labeled 'Pops' or 'Big band pops.' That also includes the great Shirley Bassey.
Mate, I am aussie, from Bundaberg Queensland, Englebert is my absolute idol.
This man is a gift from India to the world among many. These moves in his early days are the same as Amitabh Bachchan, famous Indian actor.
Great singer, gorgeous dancers. The whole performance is so sensual, but classy and tasteful at the same time...
Yes, nobody dropping it like its hot or twirling. I love the old stuff.
wow, those women look so strange with their "no hips" bodies. Like our days' transvestites. Not pretty :(( His voice is very pleasant though
@@panchitaobrian1660 Back then women wanted trim derrieres, not big baboon butts. As to the trans dancers, I see very slim to quite curvy women and all look lovely.
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indeed ...
Game Night! Just watched it and had to play this. What a TUNE!!!!!
I’m really impressed by the beauty standards back then
Yeah women are filthy now
And not a lot of tats on those ladies..
Just heard this song so searched for it.. stunned to find it's Englebert Humperdink..
It's glorious..
Why do you wish people would stop talking about his good looks. He is gorgeous and very very talented. Pleasure to watch his concerts. Missed the opportunity to see him perform in person. My loss
He’s doing a farewell tour in the UK (London, Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow) in September
To think that I was 4 years of age when this was on TV. I Love the "natural need" in this song. The vocal part is perfectly in tune with "Feel". A great example of self expression. He is really feeling the words. Great writing, Great production. My Students are all good at nailing the notes with feel, but that needing feel has to be worked on. They actually love learning this song and if you need it transformed into a key that better suits your voice, I can help you with that as well. Thanks for posting this Video.
Listen to these old songs takes me back to when my whole family used to sing his songs together at Christmas time ,really nice memories ,now in 2022 the world has changed so much I only have my mom left now ,how I wish I could turn back the clock thanks for the memories Engelburt
One of my favorite videos. The surreality (if that's a word) of life. Here are these beautiful women, could have worked side jobs at the Playboy Club or something. Hot ladies in their prime, stylish and fashionable, the world revolving around them, And they're all at least in their mid 70's now if still alive. They are OLD people now. Elderly That is surreal. Time flies
His wife suffers from dementia and he is so devoted to her. I recently saw an interview with him at his home and there was no hiding his love for her. Such a lovely man who doesn't carry a big ego like many celebs.
She died few time ago
Just discovered that Pat Boone wrote Quando. I used to see Pat playing as a soda jerk on WBAP Channel 5 in Ft. Worth when I was a teenager. Always liked him and his mellow voice.
Ervin Drake wrote the English lyrics to this song, Pat was the first to sing this English version in '62, the original song is an Italian song written by Alberto Testa
I saw him in concert a few years back and by god he can still sing!
He could have been a James Bond.
Reagan was an actor not a President jeje
He did a A LOT after his acting career and before he was elected President to demonstrate that he had the ideas, the demeanor, and the ability to be President. He was the most well thought and well prepared President of the 20th Century. So go back under your 3rd World rock
Well thought out response, Space Altlas. Do a little reading about Ronald Reagan from the 1950s through his election in 1980 before you react without thinking. But then again, that is the essence of Leftism: reaction without thinking.
well that's a pretty big claim to make, spcially considering all the competition: Kennedy, Roosevelt, FDR, Ike, El BJ (now you can never unhear it), Wilson, Truman... Whatever your inclination, that is a long list of big names, some of which had ofucsed their entire careers to being president (can't speak for Ike, who came from the military and probably didn't think about it before WWI, unlike TR who dedicated his entire life to being the incarnation of awesome in his time and fuck the world's vagina with his grand american dong).
Nick83Fairfax Believe it or not! After your comment I did a little research about R. Reagan and your are totally right. Thanks
I grew up with this wonderful voice! Why can't we have great music &singers like him today?
When I watch this, ALL of my problems disappear. ALL of them. Can we please go back to that year, the age of innocence?
Вот что такое молодость гениального исполнителя! У нас в России в 60-х появилась его пластинка, и стало нам ясно, что где-то в мире существуют такие же значительные исполнители, как наш Магомаев.
happy birthday Engelbert. You were my favorite singer, when i was 17 or so. Even bought vinyl records.
Dude dances like me at my Bar Mitzvah, but damn, what a voice.
What a song, guys this is not only rhythmic, but also passionate.
Tell me when will you be mine
Tell me quando, quando, quando
We can share a love divine
Please, don't make me wait again
When will you say yes to me?
Tell me quando, quando, quando
You mean happiness to me
Oh, my love please tell me when
Every moment's a day
Every day seems a lifetime
Let me show you the way
To a joy beyond compare
I can't wait a moment more
Tell me quando, quando, quando
Say it's me that you adore
And then, darling tell me when
Every moment's a day
Every day seems a lifetime
Let me show you the way
To a joy beyond compare
I can't wait a moment more
Tell me quando, quando, quando
Say it's me that you adore
And then, darling tell me when
Oh, my darling tell me when
Mmm, my darling tell me when
When?
I miss shows like this. Variety shows too. This reality tv is crap.
Agreed
I would love to meet the 310 people who give this song the thumbs down. I have always loved this song and the artist. Owned it on CD many moons ago.
Robert Davis You plz meet all the 310 with a cup of Hemlock
Pc brigade mate.fuck em
The twat brigade gave it thumbs down
Mostly just nasty people with no heart or respect, sadly generation shit or X.
THEYRE ALL PHILISTINES
It took me some time to appreciate this song, but it really is a great one.
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I used to laugh at this song!
I loved all his stuff, now I get this one!
Lovely early performance of Engelbert when he was oh so shy! BTW Enge is a tremendous entertainer and superb performer live. He can really dance and has a fantastic voice with a really superb range. Absolutely lovely person too. Been so fortunate to see him many times and to have met him and he's really specail. (Certainly not gay either looking at a few comments just to clear that one up!). Gorgeous!
大好きな曲です！
日本の車のTV CMでも使われていて、それで聴いたことあります！
カラオケでも歌った事があります！
🙂🤪
I wish they have shows like this today.
The Best Music of the 1960s and 1970s -- What they call "music" today cannot even hold a candle to this REAL MUSIC from our generation. Seriously.
Well Said Brenda.Couldn't agree more.
He was adorable, not frightening at all
@@georgcorfu spoken like a true old fossil.
Nick Nick I am not old though, still a young lady haha
@@georgcorfu funny eh. young people think your old body is as old as your mind. im still sixteen at 60. Body is clapped but I'm still swinging baby.
This was my grandad,s fave song ( I miss him so much it will be 18 yrs in May since he passed)
I swear to god old song are more better than modern song
Bla bla bla bla
more better :^)
More better :)))
That's because you had to have true vocal talent which not many have in today's music.
More better ;)))
No one can sing this song as are great as Englebert , what a beautiful voice...
Great song great voice
Those dancers were wonderful
Thank you so much for posting this GEM...........AMAZING SONG from an AMAZING SINGER Engelburt! 🎸💚
No les entiendo nada pero se que están publicando muy buenas cosas de el, a mí me encanta .
Leicester is the place to be: great football, great crisps ..... and Enge the man !!
You know
2:09 The dark haired girl to his left = absolute perfection.
She is my favorite too.
He is 6'1' so they had to bring in some 5'9"- 5' 10" gals so he wouldn't tower over them too much. And good lookers too.
Great treat you had. He’s been my favorite for so long. Can never stop listening to him. He’s the best
My grandmother's favourite. He would have made a great James Bond!
Sure..much more good looking than late connery,australian lazemby and welch timoty dalton
It's 2023 and some songs never get old, no matter how much time passes....
This guy had a great voice
STILL HAS! Yes, he's still around and singing 👏💖
Watching again. i would love to go back and relive the 60-70's great music.
I love country music, what is your favorite song?
Just found out Engelberrt Humperdinck is still alive! I'd love to see him perform the Eduard Khil "trollolololol" song (i.e. "I Am Very Glad, as I'm Finally Returning Back Home") before he passes away
He is going on tour again look it up on ticket master selling tickets now.
Cuando, cuando, cuando, Spanish .. quando, quando, quando, Italian.. all good, nice memories. He is 86 now I am 75..
Let's hear it for the Welch people and their great voices. Tom Jones, Dame Shirley Bassey, Engelbert Humperdinck, Richard Burton (not a singer but great narrator voice none the less) Charlotte Church and many more.
I didn't know Leicester was in Wales.
His father is of Welsh decent his mother German. Doesn't matter where he grew up he's got Welsh in his blood and those genes have some strong voices regardless.
Fuck off, my Missus mum is Welsh and she can't keep a tune. He's fucking English get used to it. My Grandad Irish and I hate booze.
You had better get a DNA test then because no proper Irishman hates booze.
derryk1 I'm not Irish I'm English. The rest of my Grandparents are English. I think I get my argumentative side from my Grandad, that miserable old sod would cause shit in an empty house.
AWESOME, THIS GUY IS UP THERE WITH THE GREATEST PERFORMERS OF HIS GENERATION. WHAT'S MORE IMPRESSIVE IS THAT HE STILL HAS LOTS OF FANS WORLWIDE TODAY IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The shows of past times such as this were so entertaining.....the melodious songs, the beautiful dancers and the well choreographed dances made the dhow so appealing.
I re-discovered this song from watching a K-Drama called Our Blues. Great memories of the old times watching this video. The K-Drama Our Blues is worth the watch if you are into K-Dramas.
It was the best of times back then . Wish I could turn back those happy days. Music was really music and rythum and every artist had a great hit song on the radio from elvis to enbelbert to tom jones, the beatles ,the rolling stones,the beach boys,diana ross,lesile gore ,oh so so many. I could go on and on. Tney were all so fabulous. So glad I grew up with all that wonderful music. Nanette
Oh how I love this song! :* I used to hear this when I was 4 years old. Now im 21 and im listening to this.
This is outstanding whose watching this is from. Hollywood 1969. This is so beautiful God bless whose watching 5 4 22
This is my favorite version of the song. I also enjoy Gabriel Andre Quando version.
What an awesome voice.
de rigeur for the 60s
foster & Allen with Shane ward
OMG: I just realize that us baby boomers may have lived thru the golden age of mankind. We had clean air and water, blue skies, employment, cars, travel, relative world peace, wonderful music & singers, composers like of Rogers and Hammerstein, L. Webber, many and many other fine artists. We had it all, but left a terrible mess behind!! I hope the current and future generations will be able to solve the environmental problems. On behalf of all the boomers, I apologize to the youth of today and tomorrow.
Yeah right. The Vietnam War. The Cuyahoga River catching fire. People suffocating to death from foul air in London, Love Canal, race riots....Yep, good times, good times.
senior1110 then you fucked it up for all of us
Thanks baby boomers.
senior1110 it's relative
Yup, thank for ruining the world for everyone growing up nowadays. Prop to the boomers.
What an absolutely fantastic entertainer. His voice is in comparable. Just magical. I never get tired of hearing Enge.
Yeah, that’s true and he’s been always on my mind…and also from now on , RIP
My father use to play this music when I was a child. Bring back so much memories.
“Quando quando quando is a bop” - Tim Tracker 2020.
When I grow up, I want to be just like Engelbert.
Watched him in LA when I was there in 1976. Was really very handsome.