Richard Kiley & The Cast Of Man Of La Mancha "The Impossible Dream" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Richard Kiley & The Cast Of Man Of La Mancha "The Impossible Dream" on The Ed Sullivan Show, February 20, 1966. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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My Dad and I saw The Man of La Mancha with Richard Kiley on Broadway. He was magnificent. Spending time with my Dad was wonderful.
He's still with you.....
Fantastic singing voice from Mr. Kiley.
the original versions of musical numbers are rarely surpassed by other artists...here is the perfect example of why this is true
Só vi 2 versões desta música que pra mim são dignas de emoção, é a versão do Elvis e a do Andy Williams.
One of the most legendary performances from the Sullivan show! The musical "Man of La Mancha", the story of Don Quixote, was struggling to find an audience when Sullivan went to see it. He loved it and devoted 11 minutes to the musical on this episode and featured three songs. This exposure caused the show to take off. The performances left a big impression on audiences when first aired, and my grandfather mentioned it many times while I was growing up. I will tell him about this post (which, actually, I do about most of the posts anyway :)). This is where the song "The Impossible Dream" originated. Another part of this performance was posted over a year ago here and can be found by looking for "Man Of La Mancha (I, Don Quixote)". Thank you for this great performance!
Yawn.........
Thank you for your wonderful comments. My late mother was a huge fan of Richard Kiley and I think it was mostly because of this performance. Some people only know Richard Kiley from his guest-starring role on Columbo as a villain so I'm so glad that this performance is posted.
@@jasonplatt2228 You're welcome, and thank you for your kind response! I don't think there are too many videos of Kiley posted, and this is one reason why the Sullivan archive is so important. It holds a lot of rare footage of seldom-seen performers. It's wonderful that this video is available now to show his talents!
Wrong.@@exenx2995
Richard Kiley's performance is the standard to which I hold all other versions of this song, and no matter how good they may be they will never top this one.
I've watched this clip a dozen times. It's magnificent.
Reduces me to tears every time I hear it
What a pearl, that's why I still believe in the power of music to return to the past, this is a masterpiece, what a beautiful interpretation
What a production. Well done.
Thanks for brightening up my day! Mr Kiley had a superb voice, accompanied by an excellent cast!
Have a great day!
It's always nice to see audio and visual recordings of numbers from Broadway shows with their original casts.
Thanks For Sharing This ❤
I Love The Production ❤
Exquisite❤
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Que pérola, é por isso que ainda acredito no poder da música de retornarmos ao passado, isso é uma obra prima que bela interpretação
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Excellent performance and voice, just discovered him as Bohanan, a faith healer, in a Gunsmoke episode
Saw this on Broadway, loved every second of it and Kiley was excellent.
Chilling….
Linda eder
Could you please post Connie Francis ' breathtaking performance of this song on this channel? A lot of us have been waiting for that upload for a long time, Thank you.
Excellent! That song always brings tears to my eyes! 🥲😍 The woman who spoke at the beginning looked familiar. Anyone recognize her?
Joan Diener, who played Dulcinea.
@@TomElvisSmith Thank you!☺️
@@StephanieJeanne You're welcome! 😀
I question if that is Joan Diener; the original Aldonza/Dulcenea. She looks too young.
Diener was on Broadway in the early 50s.
Plus the voice at the end doesn't sound anything like the OBC recording.
@@TomElvisSmith
@@obscureshowtunes In the one part of this segment that has not been uploaded yet, Joan sings "What Do you Want From Me?" from the musical. Several sources state her appearance on this episode, so I'm guessing if that part is uploaded, you will see that it is her. From my research, I have found this Sullivan performance is one of the only videos of the original cast.
Who is playing Dulcinea?
Heard this song on britains got talent
This was written for him and you tell when you hear anyone else attempt to sign it. Perhaps James Morris might to do it as well but it is for a bass and any further up the register just doesn't work..
He should have been in the movie instead of Peter O'Toole.
Yeah, they tend to do that. Go with the more bankable star in their view they did the same thing with Hello, Dolly! and Carol Channing.
Kiley was supposed to be in the movie.
I believe he was already signed up.
Then the production changed directors, producers, and I believe shooting location.
And Kiley was dropped.
In an interview years later he said he was so angry, he went to his Connecticut home and chopped wood for hours.
@@joshburdick2464 Lucille Ball in Mame instead of Angela Lansbury!
Gwen Verdon in Sweet Charity instead of Shirley MacLaine too.
And Julie Andrews in My Fair Lady instead of Audrey Hepburn.
Like watching paint dry............
Wrong.
Culture is wasted on some people. Oxygen is wasted on some people.
Then scroll on and don't comment
@@kevingoins9858 It's ok if you like to watch people with no talent but I would rather watch paint dry any day than this clown.
@@kevingoins9858 This guy is worse than Robert Goulet. No wonder Elvis shot the TV screen looking at BS like this.
Saw it on Broadway front row $4.75