Perry Como collaborates with Jimmy Durante (Live, 1964)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall. January 23, 1964.
With Mitchell Ayres' Orchestra.
00:24 Dream Along with Me (I'm on My Way to a Star) (Jimmy)
02:17 Young at Heart (Jimmy)
04:31 Makin' Whoopee (Jimmy and Perry)
07:07 The Glory of Love (Jimmy and Perry)
I was 10 years old in '64. Childhood Memories of a time when TV was truly entertaining. ☺️
It was impossible to not love Jimmy Durante. He was like the old uncle or grandfather you never had.
Watch the reception he received upon his appearance and departure on "What's My Line"?
Being a nyc Italian boy my parents loved Jimmy and Perry
I believe it was Sinatra who said that Durante was "a piece of chocolate". I can't add much to that, a perfect description.
thanks for this. Durante was one of a kind. oh, the memories this brought me, and a tear in the eye.
You are welcome, Rob!
Jimmy was just a heart that filled yours Everytime!
Mr. C and another all time favorite Jimmy Durante. Love them both.
Wonderful memories! Brings emotions tumbling out, if you were'nt from those times it seems a shame.
Love Jimmy Durante.. He reminds me of my little old Italian Grandpa 🥰🥰. Great memories.
They were adorable.
Two great American performers.Charming, classy and talented.Thank you for posting this.❤
You are welcome! :)
Love Perry's voice.
@@CostAnder the closest who come to these two treats for their joy is McCartney and Ringo. Their joy is to entertainment and they live for it.
This is so very delightful, talent, humor and love and friendship. Thank you so much.
You are very welcome!
I really didn't want that to end!!
It's incredible how this little skit can transport a person back in time. Thank you for this.
You are welcome! ✨
Take my hat off to Jimmy - my surprising Friday treat - such a fine fine waker upper. Thanks for sending him my way, somebody who knows genius.
Cost, take me back to the good times, the good old days
Thank you Cost watching all your videos especially Perry Como..more please...
You are welcome! I do! :)
@@CostAnder thank you..
Terrific clip.
Thank you!
Doesn’t get any better 💜
The good old days. Made me laugh.
God rest both of them !!!
What happened America.... What a wonderful time.
OMG, They were the Greatest!! Thanks.
You're welcome!
Love this . Wish we had entertainment like again.
thanks Cost for this video. Jimmy is a doll and makes me laugh and that Perry is having fun to. Lovely
You are welcome! Have a nice day :)
Before autotune, people sang. They really sang.
NOW 85 ONE MORE TREASURE FOR ME!!
👍👍👍👍 I love it so great 👍👍👍👍
How very cool! Music of my parents and memories made.
When they start walking @7.53, were any other ancient Brits reminded of Flanagan and Allen (from the old Crazy Gang) singing their song ‘Strolling’?👵🏻
Not only do they not make it like that any more but then do not even try because there is no more call for “class”. What a sad state of affairs
mr.como.and th geat.jimmy durante..stop the músic stop th3 music...
I tried 3 times and couldn't get the punch line for the joke. He put the lead slug in and what came out?
GUM came out
Only Kidding....The MANAGER came out
@@JohnnySalMusic1 He mumbled something after "gum".
Bit of a skip on the audio.
He stopped himself cis he realized whatever the punchline it was probably to risque for TV.
*******
folks this is that butter zone between when stars were drunks to when stars became drug addicts. i have no meaning assigned to this observation other than to observe their behavior knowing these guys were drunk and 5 years after this the pop icons were high. one is not better than the other again no judgement or connotation, but i find it interesting to view this cultural gap pre and post civil rights movement and pre and post cultural movement thru the lens of what they were on recreationaly and how and why the divisiveness between generations became so great so fast when in reality they were not much different psychologically
Take a break!
What on earth are you talking about?!
Perry Como could use a personality transplant.
His personality was so lacking that he was on television on a consistent basis for almost 30 years and in the top 10 of prime time television shows for many of those years. Add to that the number of awards during his television tenure. Between 1945-55 he sold more records than any other singer. All that and he was lacking in personality?
Without a "personality" he reached people from every corner of the world. 😏😏