Born in 56 and blessed with a wholesome childhood. Truly blessed by the lovely Smothers Brothers, Carson, Melanie, Rowan and Martins Laugh In. Precious yesteryears. What a tender but drastic time to be 14 yrs old in 70' 🌹♥️🙏
I loved their show and was disappointed when they got fired over the material presented on their show. It was stupid and ridiculous because everyone has the right to their own opinion and back then even the "MAN FROM UNCLE" show got terminated over a special episode that the President Nixon didn't like? Can you imagine the audacity of that man? So not only "The Smothers Brother got canned so did "MAN FROM UNCLE" A spy show.
Oh God how I loved these guys! Tommy has always made me laugh so hard I cried, ever since I first saw their act on t.v. back in the early 1960s. RIP peace Tommy, and God bless you, Dick Smothers. America has always loved, and will always miss you two. What great memories you've given us.
These guys were so hilarious! I remember seeing them before their 60's Smother's Brothers Comedy Hour show on various variety TV shows. They never failed to bring out a smile.
R.I.P. Tommy Smothers !! My Condolences to His Family and Friends 🙏🙏 I Remember watching The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, way ahead of there time and to controversial for TV in general. What A Great Show ,Couldn't get away with it then and couldn't get away from it now. That's for sure !!
At 70, this is still as funny as it was when I first watched on the Carson show. The Smothers Brothers are part of my memories from the 60s, 70s, and early 80s.
A friend of mine did some work on Dick Smothers fireplace, and so he knew that Tom was approaching his last days through conversations he had with Dick. Tom was an icon in the purest sense of the word. He was there for so many groundbreaking moments in music and cultural history. RIP Tommy.
I remember they also had a line for this song that said “My old man is an odor decoder in the Brazilian pavilion of the Montreals World Fair.” RIP Tommy! 🙏
The early morning I heard Tommy died, I woke up hearing about it in the news. I was lying on my back in bed. Instantly tears welled and dropped to my ears. It was like a porcelain clown doll was taken from us. I and my mom always found Tommy funny. Didn't know him, but I feel like a friend is gone.
I had some of their acts on vinyl and would listen to them over and over again, memorizing them and singing along until the grooves were flat! Rest in peace, Tommy! I suspect he's going to be putting on a few trick yoyo performances in Heaven!
My parents let me stay up to watch their series when I was 11 YO. They were catalysts for so many TV comedians and shows that followed. No Laugh In or SNL without them. They performed a clean, legal, funny challenge of the goverment and society as gentleman - always. The sneaky way they slammed the cancellation of Lou Grant. They were lovable.
Laugh-In ran at the same time, and beat them at the Emmys. Two different styles of political satire. Also two different styles of show: TSB was a variety show, Laugh-In was skit comedy. As for SNL, their Genesis came from improv and National Lampoon, and the general counter-culture comedy that had been fermenting and formenting since Lenny Bruce (and MAD Magazine).
@@TorstenAdair "The cancellation of Lou Grant in 1982 was controversial. Asner served two terms as president of the Screen Actors Guild, during which he voiced opposition to U.S. government policy in Central America and worked closely with Medical Aid for El Salvador. Up until his death in 2021, Asner consistently stated his position that his political views, as well as the publicity they attracted, were the root causes of the cancellation of the show." Source Wikipedia "Lou Grant (TV series)" Note: Also the CBS network.
I grew up with only 1 of their albums to enjoy. It's Curb Your Tongue, Knave. I've practically memorized it & still find it funny. I transferred it to CD years ago & it sounds so clean now. Their famous unaired show from the 60s is on RUclips to enjoy.
Used to have this song on a children's CD and would sing this with my young son on road trips. it was his favorite song and he still knows the words. I just loved them for their wit and humor. Never will have an act like that again. Smothers Brothers brought joy to the world and Tom will be missed by millions of fans
Tommy's deft and subtle joke (which some in the audience get) about appearing on Lou Grant refers to the brothers' show cancellation at the end of the 60's for political reasons. It is strongly suspected that Lou Grant was canceled for same, owing to the outspokenness of Ed Asner.
We started dating in February 1982. This summer we spent many nights at my parents. They would go to bed, then we would start watching TV , at 10:30, when Johnny would start. We probably watched this one. We loved Johnny. We will celebrate our 39th in May, 2024.
When I hear the Smothers brothers' voices through their effortless style of harmonizing, I have tears coming down my cheeks, as when they sing together, their voices are incredibly beautiful and clear. And their voices project for me this powerful yet humble image of a delicate, but most resilient, glass bell that confidently responds to the subtle waves of air coming from the sounds of their voices, that then swirl about this clear and saintly bell, giving it its soft yet imposing "ring." In this video clip I was really glad to hear Tommy sing alone for a significant portion of this song choice, and doing so in a "modified dialect" that captured the greater essence of the song (even though it was a silly kind of song; but why not!). Tommy Smothers was a resident of my dearly beloved Sonoma County here in northern California. And I wish I had taken advantage of any performances or times that he would have been available here in the public arena, within my "greater neighborhood" that includes Santa Rosa. I miss Tom just thinking about him while writing these comments. And I also feel sad for his brother, Dick, who has to feel such a deep loss, as they were performing as brothers for many, many decades, and doing so successfully. ~drs (09/25/24)
Besides loving the Smothers Brothers, I always loved hearing Johnny laughing so hard over their jokes. They are ALL missed greatly. Indeed, what great tv back then. Those were THE days!!!!!
Rest In Peace Tommy Smothers 101, I don't want to be here that long. I have a son that died in my arms on Father's Day 20 years ago, from a motorcycle wreck. So 75 80 would be nice. 58 now. I'd rather be with my son before 101.🙏🏻
Typical country song! Loved it. I watched these guys when they first came out and really enjoy seeing them again. We need them and their sense of humor now more than ever!
Best times of my life were watching the smothers brothers show for that brief moment in history RIP Tommy you were one funny, mofo, and brilliant😎 PS this song is brilliant😂
a REQUEST in tribute to Tommy Smothers. The song "Four hearts and a snaggle" starts at 3:12 ends at 5:07. This song, this performance should be released as a new single in tribute to Tommy Smothers. It is sure to be a hit as well as a lasting tribute To Tommy and Dickie
I was hitchig down Sunset Blvd. one day in the 60s when I was picked up by a guy who worked for the Smothers Brothers. He said he always picked up guys carrying a guitar, I went to their offices in a part of Beverly Hills and played a few of my songs for them. Tommy didn't stutter and they were really nice. I taked race cars with Dick Smothers and walked out into the L.A. sunshine thinking "see the word isn't so bad"...
Loved their show as a teenager. Funnest show on the air. Nixon had them cancelled. No big free speech issues back in those days. I don’t think that could happen today.
I am truly so sorry for your loss he and his brother is how ill remember him, ya know what, I just remembered that his so Tommy went to the same private school in the 70s way up by Hayfork,Ca. Huh, wow, my kids loved watching them too, every time I need a happy moment or need to center, I put the yoyo man on or the one where on their show they brought that funny spacey a little bit mixed up but hilarious to be honest hippy check, she was sooooi um, just care free ill say, buy those were so funny. Yes the Smothers Brothers will never be forgotten, ❤❤❤❤
So sad to hear of Tommy's passing. I feel that their type of innocent humor without being disrespectful to anyone may be a thing of the past. We need more humor like this beautiful duo.
I liked the Smuthered Brothers. They were nearly the best ever. Seriously. They are probably close to being near the top five hundred funniet brothers of all time in the last 100 years. They played instruments and told jokes and wore the same outfits and smiled a lot. That's a rarity only done at theme parks with stages on a thrice daily show or at Renaissance Festivals. Yes the Smurfed Brudders are very amusing. 😊
Rest in peace Tommy Smothers
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When did they pass?! 😢😢
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Tommy passed 12/26/23
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@@MidnightV6only Tommy passed, not both. Get it right!
So did his son in April@@salmontanio212
Born in 56 and blessed with a wholesome childhood.
Truly blessed by the lovely Smothers Brothers, Carson, Melanie, Rowan and Martins Laugh In.
Precious yesteryears.
What a tender but drastic time to be 14 yrs old in 70'
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Rest in peace Tommy Smothers. You and your brother brought so much joy to my life. This was a great reminder ❤️😢
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Agreed, they were one of the VERY few live entertainment shows I've seen in person.
@@nix4644 Lucky! Great memory!
@@nix4644what a blessing! You’re so lucky!
These guys were unique. Tommy 's death is a true loss to the world. May God bless his family in their time of grief.
They were so damn good
Im 26 and i love them too. Love from Cali
Thank you so much for this gift in remembering Tommy Smothers.
They were the funniest and the best, Tommy will be missed !
i am nearly 100 and don't know them, you must be the oldest person on the planet.
@@KeithGreenshields They had a hit TV show in the mid 60s and I was a teenager then !
@@timothybrock5922 lol, was kidding yah
I loved their show and was disappointed when they got fired over the material presented on their show. It was stupid and ridiculous because everyone has the right to their own opinion and back then even the "MAN FROM UNCLE" show got terminated over a special episode that the President Nixon didn't like? Can you imagine the audacity of that man? So not only "The Smothers Brother got canned so did "MAN FROM UNCLE" A spy show.
My husband and I saw Tommy do his Yoyo Man act in Vegas.
Fantastic! Smothers Brothers were an amazing act. Thanks!
This song, Tom played the straight 👨 man's role when they were on stage .
RIP Tommy. You brought so much happiness and laughter to the world. Thank you Tommy and Dick. 🙏❤️
Happy Smothers Day everyday, we'll miss you in our hearts Tommy allways. Thanks for all the great memories. 🙏💞🎶
"that's our business" great line. thanks again for another video.
My dad loved these guys and had all their records. I’m 66 and to this day know every word to the song My Old Man
So do I. Lol!
Pop quiz... What did Tommy say his old man the refrigerator repairman read on Sunday on the record?
Playboy?
Oh God how I loved these guys! Tommy has always made me laugh so hard I cried, ever since I first saw their act on t.v. back in the early 1960s. RIP peace Tommy, and God bless you, Dick Smothers. America has always loved, and will always miss you two. What great memories you've given us.
Bless you, Tommy Smothers…thanks for the wonderful memories! ♥️
These guys were so hilarious! I remember seeing them before their 60's Smother's Brothers Comedy Hour show on various variety TV shows. They never failed to bring out a smile.
Were? They ARE hilarious. Tommy is probably making people sing, smile, and laugh at his jokes in heaven this very moment!
We had their records before they became famous on TV. "Mom Always Liked You Best!"
That was wonderful! Rest in peace Tommy and my condolences to his family and friends 😢.
I forgot how wonderful they sounded when singing together. RIP Tommy. Thank you for posting this.
Thanks for the music and the laughs Tommy!
They were So funny. We watched them every Sunday. Even our mother laughed.
They truly were for everyone!
RIP Tommy Smothers. Great Comedians.
RIP TOMMY many years of laughter you gave to us.
R.I.P. Tommy Smothers !! My Condolences to His Family and Friends 🙏🙏 I Remember watching The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, way ahead of there time and to controversial for TV in general. What A Great Show ,Couldn't get away with it then and couldn't get away from it now. That's for sure !!
The most unique and talented guys
Sad news of his passing. Brought alot of joy and laughter in many people's lives.
At 70, this is still as funny as it was when I first watched on the Carson show. The Smothers Brothers are part of my memories from the 60s, 70s, and early 80s.
Those are two of the most amazing brothers of all time ❤️❤️❤️
thank you all who are gone before.. the smiles and laughter you gave never end.
This is so perfectly stated❤
A friend of mine did some work on Dick Smothers fireplace, and so he knew that Tom was approaching his last days through conversations he had with Dick. Tom was an icon in the purest sense of the word. He was there for so many groundbreaking moments in music and cultural history. RIP Tommy.
Tommy had such a great voice. They both sound great together
I was old enough to catch them on Carson. Really funny. Clever. Heck of a run for these HOFers.
One of my favorite performances on The Tonight Show.
Every Sunday nite The Smothers Bros. show. Loved it and Tommy was so funny. They worked great together. My sympathies to the whole family!
RIP Tommy, what a talent 😥
I miss those days. RIP Tommy.
I remember they also had a line for this song that said “My old man is an odor decoder in the Brazilian pavilion of the Montreals World Fair.” RIP Tommy! 🙏
The early morning I heard Tommy died, I woke up hearing about it in the news. I was lying on my back in bed. Instantly tears welled and dropped to my ears. It was like a porcelain clown doll was taken from us. I and my mom always found Tommy funny. Didn't know him, but I feel like a friend is gone.
Me too
What a great relationship they had!!❤
They had such a fun and funny act. This song was hilarious!
What is the name of this song? Four hearts in a snaggle???
I had some of their acts on vinyl and would listen to them over and over again, memorizing them and singing along until the grooves were flat! Rest in peace, Tommy! I suspect he's going to be putting on a few trick yoyo performances in Heaven!
When I was 9 and 10, we watched this show at my grandmother’s house. It was a huge favorite of ours.
My favorite, Tommy Smothers rest in peace great man!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻😞😞
My parents let me stay up to watch their series when I was 11 YO. They were catalysts for so many TV comedians and shows that followed. No Laugh In or SNL without them. They performed a clean, legal, funny challenge of the goverment and society as gentleman - always. The sneaky way they slammed the cancellation of Lou Grant. They were lovable.
Laugh-In ran at the same time, and beat them at the Emmys. Two different styles of political satire. Also two different styles of show: TSB was a variety show, Laugh-In was skit comedy.
As for SNL, their Genesis came from improv and National Lampoon, and the general counter-culture comedy that had been fermenting and formenting since Lenny Bruce (and MAD Magazine).
Lou Grant? Citation, please?
@@TorstenAdair "The cancellation of Lou Grant in 1982 was controversial. Asner served two terms as president of the Screen Actors Guild, during which he voiced opposition to U.S. government policy in Central America and worked closely with Medical Aid for El Salvador. Up until his death in 2021, Asner consistently stated his position that his political views, as well as the publicity they attracted, were the root causes of the cancellation of the show." Source Wikipedia "Lou Grant (TV series)" Note: Also the CBS network.
I did like Lou Grant and Mary Tyler Moore together.
God bless the Smothers Brothers. ♥🙏♥
I grew up with only 1 of their albums to enjoy. It's Curb Your Tongue, Knave. I've practically memorized it & still find it funny. I transferred it to CD years ago & it sounds so clean now. Their famous unaired show from the 60s is on RUclips to enjoy.
All the harmony they had in their home growing up.
Thanks to Mother and Father Smother' s.
Back when we had such great entertainment. R.I. P. Tom.
Sad day. I feel as sad as the day Ray Magliozzi passed away. Real brothers Ray and Tom, the Tappit Bros.
from NPR's "Car Talk"! RIP Tommy.
Sheer brilliance we were so lucky to grow up with such talented people. Rip tommy smothers.
Rest in heavenly peace Tommy, you were great 👍.
Tommy was the best. He and Johnny were hilarious on this visit. I miss all these guys. They solemnly made us all laugh in the best ways possible.
Used to have this song on a children's CD and would sing this with my young son on road trips. it was his favorite song and he still knows the words. I just loved them for their wit and humor. Never will have an act like that again. Smothers Brothers brought joy to the world and Tom will be missed by millions of fans
Tommy's deft and subtle joke (which some in the audience get) about appearing on Lou Grant refers to the brothers' show cancellation at the end of the 60's for political reasons. It is strongly suspected that Lou Grant was canceled for same, owing to the outspokenness of Ed Asner.
CLASSIC!!! They were such great actors and sooo funny! Truly missed!
Mom always liked you best.
so many great lines
Thanks for posting.
I've been looking for this clip.
We started dating in February 1982. This summer we spent many nights at my parents. They would go to bed, then we would start watching TV , at 10:30, when Johnny would start. We probably watched this one. We loved Johnny. We will celebrate our 39th in May, 2024.
Johnny "you guys work well together" Tom "yeah that's our business"...a great (and true) comeback
When I hear the Smothers brothers' voices through their effortless style of harmonizing, I have tears coming down my cheeks, as when they sing together, their voices are incredibly beautiful and clear. And their voices project for me this powerful yet humble image of a delicate, but most resilient, glass bell that confidently responds to the subtle waves of air coming from the sounds of their voices, that then swirl about this clear and saintly bell, giving it its soft yet imposing "ring." In this video clip I was really glad to hear Tommy sing alone for a significant portion of this song choice, and doing so in a "modified dialect" that captured the greater essence of the song (even though it was a silly kind of song; but why not!). Tommy Smothers was a resident of my dearly beloved Sonoma County here in northern California. And I wish I had taken advantage of any performances or times that he would have been available here in the public arena, within my "greater neighborhood" that includes Santa Rosa. I miss Tom just thinking about him while writing these comments. And I also feel sad for his brother, Dick, who has to feel such a deep loss, as they were performing as brothers for many, many decades, and doing so successfully. ~drs (09/25/24)
Besides loving the Smothers Brothers, I always loved hearing Johnny laughing so hard over their jokes. They are ALL missed greatly. Indeed, what great tv back then. Those were THE days!!!!!
Rest In Peace Tommy Smothers 101, I don't want to be here that long. I have a son that died in my arms on Father's Day 20 years ago, from a motorcycle wreck. So 75 80 would be nice. 58 now. I'd rather be with my son before 101.🙏🏻
Typical country song! Loved it. I watched these guys when they first came out and really enjoy seeing them again. We need them and their sense of humor now more than ever!
Great stuff. Didn't remember them having such good singing voices
We love you Tommy Smothers💞💞
RIP, Tommy Smothers, you were one of a pair.
Best times of my life were watching the smothers brothers show for that brief moment in history
RIP Tommy you were one funny, mofo, and brilliant😎
PS this song is brilliant😂
Dick: 'Tommy, these people didn't come here to see us argue.' Tom: 'Well, some of them did.!"
They had such beautiful harmony !
a REQUEST in tribute to Tommy Smothers. The song "Four hearts and a snaggle" starts at 3:12 ends at 5:07. This song, this performance should be released as a new single in tribute to Tommy Smothers. It is sure to be a hit as well as a lasting tribute To Tommy and Dickie
I was hitchig down Sunset Blvd. one day in the 60s when I was picked up by a guy who worked for the Smothers Brothers. He said he always picked up guys carrying a guitar, I went to their offices in a part of Beverly Hills and played a few of my songs for them. Tommy didn't stutter and they were really nice. I taked race cars with Dick Smothers and walked out into the L.A. sunshine thinking "see the word isn't so bad"...
Tommy was a gem. Never got the credit he deserved. RIP Tommy
You guys work so well together…. Well that’s our business!!!
Loved their show as a teenager. Funnest show on the air. Nixon had them cancelled. No big free speech issues back in those days. I don’t think that could happen today.
God Bless Tommy Smothers.
I grew up to their TV show. As a little girl I had a crush on him.
R.i.p.
Gonna Miss You Tommy....
I am truly so sorry for your loss he and his brother is how ill remember him, ya know what, I just remembered that his so Tommy went to the same private school in the 70s way up by Hayfork,Ca. Huh, wow, my kids loved watching them too, every time I need a happy moment or need to center, I put the yoyo man on or the one where on their show they brought that funny spacey a little bit mixed up but hilarious to be honest hippy check, she was sooooi um, just care free ill say, buy those were so funny. Yes the Smothers Brothers will never be forgotten, ❤❤❤❤
I recall Tommy being the YO-YO MAN !! What a funny bit!! ❤😊
This song was written by our father Oscar Brand. There are 2 more verses! The best!
Awesome interview and song!!!
I laughed out loud!!!😂
That’s some fine strumming and harmonizing
Totally cool. Rest in Peace Tommy.
Tommy you are the best . Keep them laughing up there
RIP Tommy
Thanks for all the laughs
14:25 Johnny Carson: You work so well together.
Tommy Smothers: Yeah, well that's our business. RIP Tommy.
So sad to hear of Tommy's passing. I feel that their type of innocent humor without being disrespectful to anyone may be a thing of the past. We need more humor like this beautiful duo.
So many great one liners
Could you please post a interview with Dan Blocker? I’ve been searching for one everywhere and can’t find any!
😢RIP Tommy Smothers. You will be missed 😢
"....and every Saturday morning he reads the fridgermaterman news" 😂😅😂
GOD speed , Tommy ❤🙏 ✝️🙏 ❤
ThankYou4Sharing!!! ❤ 🕊 MuchLove!!!
This is a classic 😊.
Damn, they were good!
RIP Tommy Smothers. My funniest man.
The Smothers Brothers knowingly sacrificed their #1 TV show to protest the Vietnam War, which was unheard of then and now.
May you now entertain in heaven 🙏
I liked the Smuthered Brothers. They were nearly the best ever. Seriously. They are probably close to being near the top five hundred funniet brothers of all time in the last 100 years. They played instruments and told jokes and wore the same outfits and smiled a lot. That's a rarity only done at theme parks with stages on a thrice daily show or at Renaissance Festivals. Yes the Smurfed Brudders are very amusing.
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Run don't walk to see the documentary Smothered.Wherever you can find it.
That song should have been #1 on the Country charts
So this is right after the "Who's on First?" parody. So 2 classics back to back
Tom you will be missed RIP
True talent
They don't do good clean comedy like that anymore. What laughs!!!!
RIP Tommy & Johnny
FYI - The indentation on bottom of a wine bottle is called a PUNT and not a kick, but Johnny was close.