Ethel Merman--All Alone/All By Myself, Dean Martin Medley
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- Опубликовано: 2 апр 2016
- Ethel Merman sings Irving Berlin's "All Alone" and "All By Myself" and joins Dean Martin for a Broadway medley in this 1968 TV performance.
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![What's My Line? - Ethel Merman; Tony Randall [panel] (Jun 27, 1965)](/img/1.gif)
Dean Martin is my favorite singer, ever. And Ethel Merman was great also. Started listening to them with my mom. ❤
She is stunning in that gown! I don’t know why people would say that she wasn’t a beauty. I thought she was gorgeous, and the talent goes without saying, she is a marvel a one off, national treasure, that could sing us to the stratosphere!!!
Ethel Merman could really belt out a tune. Love Dean Martin. I've been collecting all his music TV shows and movies for over 50 years now. First saw Ethel in It's a mad mad mad mad world! She was wonderful here and in that movie.
When I listen to Ethel Merman it's so good so enjoyable, she can put you in a good mood when you're having a bad day, she's definitely one of a kind
Now I know why my dad loved her so much. (Dean too)
Ethel and Dean are a fantastic pair! I love it when they sing SMALL WORLD together. What a great bit of show business magic! Ethel's gown is marvelous. This is probably the most complete version of TOGETHER WHEREVER WE GO that Ethel ever put on tape. One of the great assets of THE DEAN MARTIN SHOW was the wonderful, wonderful musical direction. Thank you!!!
Truly the Diva of her era!
Simply amazing. What talents.
2 FANTASTIC LEGENDS ⭐️⭐️
Performers the likes of we will never see again. Thanks to Facebook for keeping them alive for us!
With great performers... the true pros, Dean Martin was more than generous with the limelight.
Mt. Theodore Alan And she brought much more class to the songs ‘You’re Just in Love’ and ‘Together’ than Jerry ever did when Dean had to sing those same songs with him!
The most "unnatural" natural voice in show business. It's brilliant, of course.
It IS almost like a satire in a movie or something, or an alternate universe with a Belting Broad, yet, she was real, and fabulous.
@@CrashingCrockery You are spot on!
Ethel offers a master class in How to Sing a Ballad.
.......with no mikes in massive outdoor amphitheater :) :)
The Mighty Merman! Wonderful!!
Ethel looks beautiful here.
Sure, if we totally change the definition of beautiful. She looks decent, which is much better than what she usually looked like.
Two pros, together.
Beautiful, Merman!
The One and Only Ethel Merman 🙂
Ethel ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Sondheim plus Merman! Wow what a team!
I love a Big roller set, and comb Out.
Mr. Miller you do not know what you write. Not just the voice, that you do not know why it is loud. Did you SEE her on stage in one of her shows? Mostly, why still now she is still voted #1 Diva of Broadway ‘s best years! Dean enjoys her to have her on his show!
Do you have the rest of the episode?
The height of TV viewing. Now we have garbage. 😞
Deans producers certainly never stunted on the sets for his guests...
Ethel Merman had a loud and brassy voice with many noticeable flaws, especially in the later years. Nevertheless, she was one of the greatest performers of the 20th century. I wish I had the opportunity to see her in a musical on Broadway.
This is from 1965
Brass and brown velvet.
This was after her daughter died.
I dont think she was ever interested in singing WITH other stars,,, more like just drowning them out . Not a generous performer , sorry Miss Merman
I was thinking the opposite because I was amazed the we could still hear Dean, and they sounded great together. Merman knew she was loud and joked about it, yet sang wonderfully in duets with many other singers.
You obviously haven't listened to the majority of her work. Did you even listen to this single clip? They did a great job of the Call Me Madam duet. Not a great review. Sorry Mr. Miller.