Lucy is my idol!!!!! I really love this song breezing along, it's the kind of song that makes you feel good while traveling a long with the man you love and the breeze in your hair. You go !!!! Rickey and Lucy!!!!
@@andreas7136 She sang this song herself. She was coached by David Craig, noted film vocal coach and Nancy Walker's husband. Lucille Ball also spent a year and a half on Broadway starring in a musical drama, "Wildcat". She did strain her voice on that show, affecting her singing voice permanently.
I just watched the movie and absolutely loved it. I heard before the movie started that Lucy wanted to do this movie in color so that she could see what she looked like in color. She was also between seasons 2 and 3 of I love Lucy. Just a very funny movie. 👍🏻👍🏻.
She did broadway in 1960 for Wild Cat, that's it. Actually Desi has broadway credit as well in 1939 musical Too Many Girls before the film adaptation in 1940.
@Generation Ripe It was not a major flop - it was sold out for its entire run. However, Lucy could not fulfill her contract of several more months of the show. She personally paid people back for their tickets. While the critics said it could have been better - the audiences felt the opposite - that is why it was sold out for its entire run. People who saw it said they would see it again, if tickets were available.
Lucy didn't sing bad here. She pretended to sing bad in I Love Lucy. She also sang with her real voice in Mame, but her voice was a lot deeper. Smoking damaged her voice. I remember first watching this movie in 2011 & Forever Darling in 2011. I got their movie collection for Christmas that year.
I dunno....though I do know that a lot of those old American cars had more powerful engines than it looked like from the outside. Always with the rumbly V-8s, I was awakened at from sleep by many such a 1950s-60s engine back when I was a small kid in the 1970s.
For the scenes where they had to pull the trailer up the mountains they actually switched out the car that they drove for a bigger, more powerful convertible.
the sad thing is that as a famous couple they could of never taken off and lived in a trailer. they never had actual freedom to do a lot of things we take for granted
@@estelleadamski308 Desi was an addict: women, booze and gambling. His 2nd wife was going to divorce him for the same reasons. Edie made a mistake in marrying Desi - her husband had a lot of money and did not cheat on her. Desi's charm hurt his both wives - both loved him - but he was relentless in his addictions.
The schtick in I Love Lucy was that Lucy could not sing or dance, she could do both - but was a better dancer than she was a singer. When they had her singing on the show - she was always off key - really off key. I think one time they let her voice be not so terrible. Also, often in dance numbers she was good, but could even have been better but they stuck to the script so she could not get on Ricky's show.
You probably could tell that Desi wasn’t really looking at the road because they were singing together. But this was done when they were making I love Lucy.
71 years old and still a gem
Their voices complimented each other brilliantly
Lucy is my idol!!!!! I really love this song breezing along, it's the kind of song that makes you feel good while traveling a long with the man you love and the breeze in your hair. You go !!!! Rickey and Lucy!!!!
Fabulous Icons from the great past! No one will ever be like these two ever again !!!!!
Absolutely Love this scene!! They were so good together….❤❤
I love this movie and this couple!
I love the flour scene LOL
Me too
Ahhh - the innocent days before seatbelts and roll-over protection.
Lol
My mom said her family cars didn't have seat belts & she said her younger brother fell out of the car when he was a kid.
I Love this clip.... I wish it had gone on longer in the movie, like a full song... but I'm grateful for this... and thanks for posting it!!
When I first heard this my jaw DROPPED to the floor 😱❤️😍 such a gorgeous voice
Same here, I didn't know Lucille Ball could sing.
I think Lucille Ball was dubbed.
@@andreas7136 She sang this song herself. She was coached by David Craig, noted film vocal coach and Nancy Walker's husband. Lucille Ball also spent a year and a half on Broadway starring in a musical drama, "Wildcat". She did strain her voice on that show, affecting her singing voice permanently.
@@andreas7136 She wasn't dubbed.
@@andreas7136 She wasn't dubbed
This movie is amazing just like Lucy & Desi ♥️
Love both of them. Wish they would have stayed together ❤️
Love them together so beautiful couple wow
This song was only 24 years old at that point, like singing something from the ‘90s now. Amazing
First time I see Lucille Ball in color during the 1950's, she was such a sexy babydoll!
I wonder what happened to the version showcasing Lucy's later in life voice...it was hilarious!
Pure bonheur ……… Perfection ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨💖
I just watched the movie and absolutely loved it. I heard before the movie started that Lucy wanted to do this movie in color so that she could see what she looked like in color. She was also between seasons 2 and 3 of I love Lucy. Just a very funny movie. 👍🏻👍🏻.
This is really her Voice. I could tell’
It's Lucy and Ricky, but not Lucy and Ricky. Very surreal. And it's great hearing her natural singing voice.
love this movie. this is something the couple could never do in real life.
Lucy sang all her songs in "Dance, Girl, Dance (1940)
BY GOLLY, SHE REALLY COULD SING ! lol :D This was before seat belts, obviously. lol :D
I don't think that was her singing.
@@julienielsen3746 I am pretty sure that was her voice it sounds like her voice.
@@famamaro9395 - I was looking this up, and from what I found she was singing it herself.
@@julienielsen3746 Yeah its definitely Lucy's voice, before acting she was a chorus girl😊.
@@julienielsen3746 It was her singing
Reminds me of my parents many years ago before all the tragedies, now they've been gone for a long time so sad !!!!!
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WOW! I never knew she could sing. She was from Broadway so I should have figured she could. Everyone on Broadway has to sing.
She actually started her Broadway career after this movie came out. She started in film and radio before going to television.
@@benjaminjackson9449 I thought she did some Broadway before Lucy? Wasn't she a dancer?
She did broadway in 1960 for Wild Cat, that's it. Actually Desi has broadway credit as well in 1939 musical Too Many Girls before the film adaptation in 1940.
@Generation Ripe Thanks. I wish people knew that more.
@Generation Ripe It was not a major flop - it was sold out for its entire run. However, Lucy could not fulfill her contract of several more months of the show. She personally paid people back for their tickets. While the critics said it could have been better - the audiences felt the opposite - that is why it was sold out for its entire run. People who saw it said they would see it again, if tickets were available.
According to Lucie Arnaz, Lucy's voice wasn't dubbed in this movie.
Makes me want to buy a 1953 Mercury Monterey and drive into Yosemite National Park.
Thanks for posting this.I wish I could have seen what the 30's,40's and 50's were like :)
check out hystErick , he makes vintage era videos
I wish I loved during those eras too. My grandparents lived back then. My parents were born in the 1950s.
I managed to see 2 years of the 50's!
@@lilyemmalindsay9025 I wonder how many people of color like myself have that same sentiment? 😂😂😂
I really wanna see this movie. Lucy is my idol my queen my everything.
In the show we all know Lucy was a awful singer but really she is amazing
+Gracie Vanmeerbeek true
Sometimes she could pull off singing 😹
Lucy really did sing good, but not the best singer. She sang good on this song.
TRAILER BRAKES!!!!!!!!!
she could actually sing very well.
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Gracie Vanmeerbeek too bad she lost that ability when she got older due to her smoking so much. her voice got deeper too.
Ya that sad *****
Gracie Vanmeerbeek indeed.
I’ve seen this movie 🎥
Lucy didn't sing bad here. She pretended to sing bad in I Love Lucy. She also sang with her real voice in Mame, but her voice was a lot deeper. Smoking damaged her voice. I remember first watching this movie in 2011 & Forever Darling in 2011. I got their movie collection for Christmas that year.
How on earth did they pull such a big trailer with such a small car even for the movie?! Maybe it was on a track.
I dunno....though I do know that a lot of those old American cars had more powerful engines than it looked like from the outside. Always with the rumbly V-8s, I was awakened at from sleep by many such a 1950s-60s engine back when I was a small kid in the 1970s.
For the scenes where they had to pull the trailer up the mountains they actually switched out the car that they drove for a bigger, more powerful convertible.
There used to be a hilarious version using Ball's later husky voice. What happened to it?
Still around ruclips.net/video/qZztfiYIx_s/видео.html
best buckle-up them safety belts
What safety belts? (;
𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐥𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐲 𝐩𝐚𝐢𝐫
Ragu of beef !!! I'm your boy !
Hhahaha
the sad thing is that as a famous couple they could of never taken off and lived in a trailer. they never had actual freedom to do a lot of things we take for granted
Yes because they chose to give 99 % of their lives to Lucy and Ricky… and at least, i guess it was the best way for them to be happy together 💖
@@christinebethencourt6197 except, Desi cheated constantly on Lucy, and she was not happy about it!
@@estelleadamski308 Desi was an addict: women, booze and gambling. His 2nd wife was going to divorce him for the same reasons. Edie made a mistake in marrying Desi - her husband had a lot of money and did not cheat on her. Desi's charm hurt his both wives - both loved him - but he was relentless in his addictions.
@@LJ-ht4zs So true!
You think Ricky would now let his wife, Lucy, get into his shows?
The schtick in I Love Lucy was that Lucy could not sing or dance, she could do both - but was a better dancer than she was a singer. When they had her singing on the show - she was always off key - really off key. I think one time they let her voice be not so terrible. Also, often in dance numbers she was good, but could even have been better but they stuck to the script so she could not get on Ricky's show.
Ragu of beef recipe please!
Lucille Ball sounds similar to Karen Carpenter in some parts of the song.
Imagine that, no seatbelts, LOL
Re: seatbelts: I'm guessing they weren't really in a moving car...
I dont think seatbelts for cars were invented back then.
You probably could tell that Desi wasn’t really looking at the road because they were singing together. But this was done when they were making I love Lucy.
@@Michaelahol You are right. I think seat belts became mandatory in 1964. The movie was from 1953.
Is that really her singing?? She sings beautiful
Yes. She is singing. You can tell that it is HER voice!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think not. Her singing voice was dubbed in earlier movies.
@@andreas7136 for this film, she did her own singing, while in the earlier pictures she did, her voice was dubbed. This is 100% Lucy singing here
@@andreas7136 Not all. Esp. if it was a musical - Except i think it was her voice in the film Dance Girl Dance - where she played a stripper
@@LJ-ht4zs Yes, it was Lucy singing the Jitterbug Bite in Dance, Girl, Dance. She also sang Friendship at the end of Dubarry Was a Lady
You can't get a worse singing voice than Lucy.....well maybe Yoko Ono
Kind of negates how she couldn't sing in other episodes
What episode? This is a scene from a movie.
This is actually from a movie that the two of them did together two years into I love lucy, and in which they played different characters.
This movie is unrelated to I Love Lucy. They’re different characters
Instead of Lucy and Ricky, they are Tacy and Nicky Lol!!!