Burl Ives interview, 1978
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Jim Nickerson interviews folk singer Burl Ives on the occasion of Ives' performance at Emens Auditorium on the campus of Ball State University. Ives discusses his career, travels to Israel, and the significance of the Christmas holiday.
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He was amazed that Rudolph was still running in 1978. He would be stunned to see it still running in 2022 and likely in 2023.
Honestly this man should not be forgotten
I can't believe he does not have a * on the Walk of Fame! And Gene Autry has multiple ones!
trust me he won't be
@@masterfarr8265 the only regret that Mary Ann had was a Little Bitty Tear!
I've been thinking a lot about Mr. Ives, off and on, and how his positive energy has impacted so many. He hasn't always had it made, by any stretch, but he had that light within him, and a way of cheering people up. RIP.
“Big Daddy@ from “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.” Brilliant. All the best to you and yours.
I never knew he was into Jung
I wonder if Mr. Ives ever realized the great impact he had on the entire world, RIP Sir.
all that stuff he was saying about christmas and the birth of Christ was a great little insight into the real wisdom and understanding he had. Not many people see these esoteric meanings behind scriptures that he was talking about. man I love this guy
As I do when I take off my hat, you make a good point!
Love Mr. Ives music.
His tunes are always worthwhile. Burl was a fantastic actor, too. He was amazing in films like, The Big Country and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, among others.
You obviously have excellent taste in music!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful interview with this wonderful man God bless all
I heartily concur! America's greatest folk singer & also a truly gifted actor! A true National Treasure!
This man makes me like folk music
i always wished he was my dad or Grandpa. I just love this gentle man.
An absolute legend ! Thanks for putting this up :)
Wisdom of age,
God bless his soul; one-of-a-kind balladeer...
in the 50s & 60s , when left home alone , my dad had some albums of his , im surprised I didn't wear them out, many things to learn from his songs, mucho Talent , saw him live once , Beloit college , @ 1963 or so , I've seen very few artists I'm glad one was Burl !!!!
saw him at Symphony Hall in Boston Nov 1983 thrill of my life!
@@ffdaddy69 I grew up listening to folk songs. Burl Ives is one of my favorites.
Nov of 1983 at Symphony Hall in Boston. 74 years old & never sounded so good.
His voice never changed as he grew older as happens to many singers. I envy you seeing him in person performing
@@sammyjo8109 thrill of a lifetime for me!
Nobody sings better Christmas songs 🎵
thank you for posting and sharing this video, I enjoyed it!
My sentiments exactly. Wonderful interview!
Wonderful!! thanks for sharing!!
wow that voice. what a legend.
You speak the truth, Kemo Sabe!
What a treasure!
I certainly have a notion to second THAT emotion !!
Burl Ives a powerful entertainer good actor good singer, hi in the masons. he was great.
I swear this man is the real Santa clause If there ever was one Through spirit
What a Wonderful ,Wise and Talented Performer I cannot think of Christmas without thinking of Mr Ives He just brings something special to Christmas.
Great!
It’s just not Christmas without Burl Ives and Holly Jolly Christmas.
THIS INTERVIEWER MISSED HIS CHANCE TO TALK TO BURL ABOUT RUDOLOH THE RED NOSED REINDEER SPECIAL AND HIM BEING REMEMBERED AS SAM THE SNOWMAN.
I was hoping for more on that timeless Christmas classic, too. He talked about it a little at the end.
Still, great to hear ol' Burl.
Extradimensional Bearded Being
but as far as Barbara Allen , I prefer the Tex Ritter , version hands down !! it's a cut on Blood on the Saddle , Mejor
Santa burl
Otis Jiry's twin
Burl Ives is a Hoosier!?
Its a sad testimony that practicing Christianity isn't defined as he does it.
Today...the Police would be all over him. He was NOT a nice person .
Do tell
Incredibly RUDE , rumours of him been Unusual with kids........ All info came via relatives of his .@@manueladarazsdi9675