Edith Piaf "Black Denim Trousers and Motorcycle Boots" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Edith Piaf "Black Denim Trousers and Motorcycle Boots" on The Ed Sullivan Show, September 23, 1956. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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WoW! Edith Piaf au Ed Sullivan show! C’est extraordinaire!
This song was a Top 10 hit for a group called "The Cheers" in 1955, and I always thought it was bizarre that Edith recorded it, and had a big hit with the single. It's to her credit that she could take a rather forgettable novelty song and give it her magic! On this episode she also sang "Poor People of Paris".
Bert Convy, future game show host, was a member of "The Cheers".
She was incredible. If only our world had these talents today to help us maintain a sound mind as we face todays world of farce and tyranny. But then, maybe farce and tyranny could dissolve.
@Roy Matthew Flixzone is a scam, folks! A shady website trying to invade your computer.
Absolutely bonkers!
That's what made her cool!😎
Can't believe Edith Piaf was on this show! Who DIDN'T Ed Sullivan have?
Eric Clapton with Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Santana, the list goes on.
Edith appeared 8 times between 1952 and 1959
@@isakhan87 From 1952 to 1959. She said good bye to the USA in the summer of 1959. She never went back because of health issues.
@@isakhan87 In 1960 she sang in Versailles, the French TOWN, not the american cabaret. I can tell you with dates exactly what happened:
20 june 1959: she arrived to Paris from the USA
In the summer she did a tour around France. In november she made a second tour that was called the "suicide tour" and on 13 december she collapsed on stage in Dreux. Until 27 January 1960 she was in hospital. She did not sing until 17 december 1960. On 28 December she sang in the french town Versailles at the Cinema Le Cyrano. The photos you are talking about was taken during that event. Not in New York. That is why her big comback on 29 december was an international success and the peak of her career. In 1961, due to her health a tour to Germany and to Russia was cancelled. She really wanted to go back to New York, and in 1963 she was supposed to go back with her husband, Théo Sarapo. But, she died in the same year. So, 1959 was the last time she was in the USA. Believe me, I am not "Google"...
@@laszlopusztai6636 didn’t she still go to Belgium or Brussels during that time period?I think she met a prince and princess there
Captions: "Edith Piaf singing in French."
That really helps. /sarc
Best version of the song
My small friend. Ed was the best.
I love Edith piaf
What a HOOT!
This must have been an inspiration for Jacques Brel. So reminiscent of his songs and especially his delivery of them.
Bizarre as skipknot doing Orinoco flow
Bravo!!! 👏👏👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌🙌 pour la grande chanteuse française Edith Piaf - "La môme" ❤😘🤗❤
The Little Sparrow.
i heard this song a few years back on a low power fm station in portland, kiss fm iirc. it's been a personal favorite of mine since. when i looked it up, wikipedia referred to it as a "novelty" song (which was an umbrella term at the time). i want to start playing it with my band, so i check youtube and find edith piaf covering it. who knew?! apparently a bunch of folks in france! what an interesting arrangement too, the first verse sounded like it was just her voice and drums. the instrumentation here has more pieces than the cheers' recording so the dissonant chords are voiced super robust. i'm not sure what other music was on tv that night, but i doubt there was anything that sounded like this. so cool.
This is quite nuts…but it sounds good, and if you didn’t know the original, you’d just think she was performing a dramatic French song.
Written by the masterful songwriting team of Leiber & Stoller.....as a joke. (Yes.)
OK. Now I know 'of' Edith Piaf, as a legendary French Chanteuse, but I've never heard her sing. But another commenter said this song was a Top Ten American hit song, so I looked on Wikipedia for it's story and wow, what the H is THIS? Then went and heard, here, the original by The Cheers. Absolutely Bonkers. Check it out...
Amazing what you can learn on you tube….
Fab but bizarre!
He was speaking too fast and she didn’t understand !! Too nervous (ahahaha) - Piaf was able to do an en English interview but Ed Sullivan’s NY accent was a little bit hard to understand !
@@accordeonsteve Ed was from Chicago, but he speaks with awkward phrasing, neither NY or Chi. It's his own accent!
It’s only missing Topo Gigio riding a toy Harley.
Lyrics:
“Il portait des culottes, des bottes de moto
Un blouson de cuir noir avec un aigle sur le dos
Sa moto qui partait comme un boulet de canon
Semait la terreur dans toute la région
Jamais il ne se coiffait, jamais il ne se lavait
Les ongles pleins de cambouis mais sur le biceps il avait
Un tatouage avec un coeur bleu sur la peau blême
Et juste à l'intérieur, on lisait "Maman je t'aime"
Il avait une petite amie du nom de Marie-Lou
On la prenait en pitié, une enfant de son âge
Car tout le monde savait bien qu'il aimait entre tout
Sa chienne de moto bien davantage
Il portait des culottes, des bottes de moto
Un blouson de cuir noir avec un aigle sur le dos
Sa moto qui partait comme un boulet de canon
Semait la terreur dans toute la région
Marie-Lou la pauvre fille l'implora, le supplia
Dis, ne pars pas ce soir, je vais pleurer si tu t'en vas
Mais les mots furent perdus, ses larmes pareillement
Dans le bruit de la machine et du tuyau d'échappement
Il bondit comme un diable avec des flammes dans les yeux
Au passage à niveau, ce fut comme un éclair de feu
Contre une locomotive qui filait vers le midi
Et quand on débarrassa les débris
On trouva sa culotte, ses bottes de moto
Son blouson de cuir noir avec un aigle sur le dos
Mais plus rien de la moto et plus rien de ce démon
Qui semait la terreur dans toute la région”
Merci. My high school French was 50 years ago, and quite rusty. Your written lyrics helped
I was waiting for a video of Édith Piaf
and that's what you got
Hey
We especially need her singing Padam in march 4 1956, we already have footage of her singing lost melody on this date on march 4, now we need padam
EDITH DOING ROCK N ROLL..WOW !!!
great🌟🌟🌟
Спасибо.
Sublime mme piaf.
Her biggest hit? Not La Vie en rose or Hymne à l'amour? Weird!
The French love American music, so long as it's in French. Joe Dassin went over to France and became a huge celebrity just by singing American hits in French.
But they aren't that fond of Jerry Lewis.
👊👊👊👊👏👏👏👏👏
Cool
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Found the Cheers version on the "Shut down" (why the Beach Boys released "Shut down vol 2") album released in the early 60's. Didn't know the song was that old and that Edith Piaf recorded it as well!!! What a surprise!!! Great though, wonderful singer!