Rock and Roll Waltz - Annette Funicello - Original 1961 Music Video
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- "Rock and Roll Waltz" by Annette Funicello from Dance Annette on Buena Vista Records, 1961. Restored by David Slaughter and Paul Bunnell from an original 16mm print, February 2021.
Annette was so adorable.
Indeed Annette Funicello was before my time. I only remember her from the Skippy peanut butter commercials but yeah definitely adorable. So sad how it was for her battling MS.
Right! The cutest!
And Frankie Avalon was a real looker! Too bad he didn't get to play Johnny Fontaine in The Godfather; he would have made a good one, though Al Martino held up!
She was so beautiful. What an amazing woman she was! She never gave up fighting to live her life, until her body just finally had enough. May she rest in peace. I'm so glad we have these wonderful videos to watch...thank you for posting this, johnnyxmovie!
Annette was everything American and the perfect reflection of what Walt Disney wanted Americans to identify as good and wholesome entertainment.
I grew up in the 70's, early 80's. Tell me was times better back then?
@@BuzzJones-e1eIf you were white and affluent, yes.
@@jeromeblue3854 oh please poor you.........give me a break.
@@brianbyczek-m6p If you are bothered by what I said you are free to disregard it.
Annette was so perfectly beautiful! Her smile, her eyes, her raven-black hair... and a figure to drive any guy to romantic desires!
But never dishonorable thoughts!
Can confirm as a heterosexual 17 year old male
Groomed by the producers.
@@williamcole7043 Nope, not in the Disney of that day!
@@MaskedMan66Yes, by Disney. Read her autobiography.
I was 11 in 1961. We all miss Annette. She was one of a kind.
Annette was the talk of the schoolyard among us elementary school chaps who were coming of age, just as rock music was on the scene. Most of us youngsters thought she was not only pretty, but a nice soul as well, down to earth, just a lovely talented girl next door type. Indeed, she was humble, and suffered a debilitating illness which took away so much. But I think she was a believer in the Lord, and in my heart, I like to think she is in Heaven, singing with the angels. God bless. Thanks for sharing this.
you sounded so well starting out
What was considered good to you.😮
I had a big crush on Annette !! 😅 as did most men my age 67 years
Annette was my love crush when I was a kid watching her on TV
She's such a gem 😊
Annette was America’s sweetheart! From the Mickey Mouse Club to the Beach blanket movies, she was an iconic actress
Annette was always my favorite. She was a gem all her life. ❤
@JohnnyXmovies==Thanks for this film clip==ANNETTE's famous 3 words of all time= """FRANKIE YOU PROMISED!!!"""
she was gorgeous!!!
Annette was my first fantasy girlfriend when I was 7 years old, back 1961.
She was great in the movie Babes in Toyland.
Annette Funicello was my first crush. I was only 4 years old in 1961. At least I figured one thing out right!
Annette was just an incredibly nice respectful person.
I remember when the press was trying to get her to smear Walt Disney. She spoke very clearly about what a good man he was, and even when she was struggling in her first marriage, Walt Disney was there as a kind supportive Uncle. Annette clearly believe in her values and showed by how she lived.
She is adorable.
She was beautiful, loved her beach movies
Always have been a fan miss her
So sad we have to age and lose these great musicians
But, as Irving Berlin said, 'the melody lingers on'. Get it?
Amazing restoration, Rock and Roll Waltz for sure!!!
This version is so cute! I love this song! I also like the original with Kay Starr. May she and Annette RIP.
I loved her in Zorro and Babes In Toyland … had a huge crush just like most of the guys my age hitting puberty and dreaming of growing up and marrying our own Annette someday …
Still in love.
Rest in Peace little mousketeer
Wow, I thought I have seen all of these Annette flashback video songs, but I found out tonight how wrong I am. I've found 3 "new" ones. Lucky me! I was 3 years old when she performed in this one.
Annette was a part of my youth now gone. Thanks Annette.
A great voice from so long ago.
Perfect for the STROLL
Annette was the very first love of my life ! I used to watch the Micky Mouse Club, just to see her ! I guess that is kind of showing my age . 😂😂
I read somewhere that Annette did not think she had that great of a singing voice......I disagree........I Love her voice...
Your source is correct. In one interview, she claimed she had a range of about three notes! She stated that her singing career happened by accident. In one of the serials that ran on the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, she was given a sing to sing called “How Will I Know My Love?” It wasn’t intended to showcase her voice; in fact, Disney had discovered her as a dancer, not a singer. A short time after the episode aired, Disney told her they’d received over a thousand letters requesting a recording of the song. She answered, thanks anyway, but I’m not a singer. Disney said you’re making a record anyway. She did, and the rest is history.
Great song. Never heard it before.
My first love. She was a Mouseketeer. I was a 7 year old with my nose glued to our TV. I told my mother I got a funny feeling when I saw her. My mother just laughed. Her response was a surprise and hurt. My mother is dead, as is Annette. At my age I’m going to be. The pain caused by that laughter still hurts.
Life. What an experience.
I hear ya.
Let it go . . .
☆
@@fjb4932 Today it is a memory that is a minor speed bump. In 1954 it was an unexpected hurt. Now I understand I had just discovered girls. In turn, my mother discovered that I had just discovered girls. Then I discovered that my mother could innocently cause hurt at a vulnerable revealing moment. That was a surprise. I learned to be more guarded in what I revealed. And I still loved the way Annette filled out her shirt.
You were 7. She laughed not to ridicule, but because you were so cute. How old are you now? Let it ago!
@@jeromeblue3854 Oh, it’s not a great pain. It was my first puppy love and I had no idea what it was at that point in my life. I was experiencing heartache, not lust, and didn’t know what it was. I think I expected understanding and an explanation. A year later it was Sharon, the girl 2 or 3 houses down the street, a little blonde who thought I the pick of the litter. Elvis Presley was the rage and all the local kids were gyrating on sidewalks and playgrounds. Rock and roll was the rage. Our local city park had its Skysweeper antiaircraft guns replaced with Nike missiles and a Three Musketeer candy bar that fed 3 kids was 5 cents. That was just after the Korean War and a long time ago.
Now there is a girl in the fourth grade who sometimes sits next to me in church. She sent me a valentine this year and in it she called me honey. She’s quite the character and we often laugh together. I’m old enough to be her grandfather twice over so I’m not sure what the attraction is. One thing I don’t do is laugh at her.
Who did not have a crush on her as a young man.
She was my first favotite female singer still miss her im almost 76
It’s 9/29/24 in Austin, Tx! Great singer of all times! Seniors were great in ‘68! I’m 75 and still rockin to the ‘60s today🥳🎶
I was so in love with her. A raving beauty.
Thank you so much for preserving and making these public, extremely generous to share these little gems that would otherwise be lost!
Sweet song sweet voice
Loved Annette so much.
Love those old shows!!!
I love this !!!
This is so cute. I remember her mom saying she was so nervous knowing she was being taped. She normally went dancing but now her legs would not move. Annette found that to be very funny.
Yeah it took Many Takes.
Not just a good looker,back in the days when Disney had some classy girls 👧 ❤.
She's real purty
I love that this is her Mom and Dad. Adorable.
We had some of her music (pre-Beatles). 'Dreaming of You' and other songs with a real Hook.
My childhood idol! 🥰
Sweet, nicely done.
I've never heard this one. I liked it. A few people complain about her voice, but I've always loved it
Annette Funicello has a very cute voice. Also Exceptional Cute Looks.🤩🤩🤩❤❤❤
The couple dancing in this number...Were those actually her parents lending support? That's been a big thing for decades.. celebs being backed up by family!
@@chrissmith7513 I think the couple dancing were her actual parents as I've seen pics of them on google. They look very much like this couple.
@@oldgordo61 I know what you mean!
@@chrissmith7513 Yes it is her parents. In one of her Disney bios they showed this clip and her mother Virginia said she and Annette's father Joe were very good dancers, but when it came to do the film, she froze up and became almost robotic. They did several takes till she was more comfortable. Annette was laughing when she told the story.
Pretty girl!
Good different❤❤❤❤
My first crush
imagine listening to this after some chaos and suddenly, chaos comes back
My first girlfriend. On a Black & White Admiral TV. Hahaha 😅.
❤❤,🥰❤️💕🙌🇦🇷🎥🎞️
They did so much to hide her amazing figure..lol I grew up to her mainly her beach movies.
I had the album "Dance Annette". Don't know where it is now.
That's a cover. The song was a hit before 1961
I was born either too late or too early 😞
Where did you find this footage?
This came from a private collection.
@@Johnnyxmovie do you know what these videos were originally for? I heard in an interview Annette’s mother said it was some sort of disc for television.
@@TJ-tu4el I think there was some sort of video jukebox thing that showed film clips when someone put a quarter in. I think one version of the device was called a Scopitone.
She was cute (with the right hairdo). She was cute., here. and she had a pretty face; but her hairdos on "The Mickey Mouse Club, and later, didn't do her, justice. My favorites, were Cheyrl (Holdridge), and Doreen (Tracey), Sherry (Alberego) was also cute.
The father looks like the lonely Maytag repair man.
The couple dancing are actually Annette's mother and father.
I wonder if those were Annette's actual parents that they brought in to do that?
Yes, they ARE her parents!
She was 19 in this video.
Is this a movie?
this is a short music film produced by Walt Disney Productions created to promote the LP "Danceannette".
for all men of a certain age PHEW lol
oh yea.ahnet funnyjello
Then I woke up, Mom and Dad
Are rolling on the couch
Rolling numbers, rock and rolling
Got my Kiss records out.
Mommy's alright, daddy's alright, they just seem a little weird.
All her sounds the same. But she was a good singer
She reminds me of Selina Gomez!
I was a little kid but can remember Annette Funicello. I remember her and The Mouseketeers.
It was a wonderful time. I remember The Beatles coming to America and all the rock music of the sixties,
But I don't remember ever hearing this rock tune. I bet I know why too.
I'd bet it's because it has to be the most godawful excuse for a rock n' roll tune ever conceived.
It wasn’t intended to be rock ‘n’ roll. It’s Duaneyesque pop and it’s rather sweet in its way. This was the age of real rock’n’ roll, and it wasn’t meant to challenge them.
@@jeromeblue3854 I think you're right. It challenged none and satisfied even fewer.
F f❤
Is that the Cunninghams?
Annette's real-life parents.
Cute, but I really like Kay Starr's version better.
Weirdo, there were no videos in the '60s. It was FILM.
Of course there was video in the 1960s; most live TV variety specials and talk shows were shot on two inch video tape. These particular Annette songs were shot with a video camera and transferred to film for promotional purposes.
The people playing the parents look like they are having no fun at all.
Believe it or not those are her actual parents. They were probably nervous to be filmed.
I think dad is Tom Bosley
It's Annette's real mother and father dancing.
@@Johnnyxmovie what's this movie called?
@@plutofilmdirectorchristian9057 this is a short music film produced by Walt Disney Productions created to promote the LP "Danceannette".
He does look like a younger Tom Bosley doesnt he
First time I've heard this version, she sounds childish compared to the versions by Annette Klooger & Kay Starr