These tapes are just treasure. I think that Robert Goulet and Julie Andrews singing "Somewhere" together is the best thing I ever heard. Their voices blend so perfectly together. One can only imagine how they must have sounded live.
I am a die hard Julie Andrews fan...and Robert Goulet is so wow! I loved watching them sing...never get enough of Julie or Robert! This is spectacular!
It is really amazing to think this would have been broadcast in prime time! It may be something that you have to be a singer to appreciate, but Julie Andrews and Robert Goulet sing together here so well that it is just hard to believe! There is real depth of skill and musicianship and knowledge of so much popular and theater music of the day, and I have only gotten through the first 17 minutes! This is unlike anything you would see today, and it lay dorment for so many years in some stack of tapes somewhere! This is really a great thing to get to see again! Thank you for posting!!
Contemporary audiences wouldn't have the attention span for this. But this was somewhat typical of the occasional network prime time "spectaculars" of the time.
StudioZ7 - But this wasn't an occasional spectacular. This was episode 5 in a 24 week run. To produce a show of such high quality with only limited rehearsal time was exceptional and it received the Emmy wins to prove it. Unfortunately however success was all about ratings not the show's intrinsic class, so the show was dropped. I believe by the time it finished all the participants were feeling the strain of producing weekly shows. I read an article by Ian Fraser (Julie's long term musical director) who first worked with her on the show, where he cast doubts on whether the show could have continued much longer anyway due to exhaustion. You can have quality or quantity. Getting both, as here, is a rare accomplishment.
11vlyleven we pander now to the lowest common denominator in an audience (and everywhere else). In fact if you offer audiences something better, they can learn to appreciate. But no one respects that principle anymore. I.e. that you have to put something in to get the most out of.
Julie Andrews is really the greatest musical star...What a glorious voice. This JAH episode is a treasure filled with wonderful, classicl songs and musical numbers in Broadway history. Her partnership with Robert Goulet is magnificent. They do wonders to R&H, Berlin, Gershwin. Porgy and Bess is a gem. Bravo, Andrews & Goulet!
Two outstanding performers and absolute treasures! You can see how deep their friendship was. Goulet's rich voice is just beyond incredible! Andrew's and Goulet's voices blend so perfectly!!
When Julie sings full voice in full gear, her top notes cuts through the orchestra and drowns out other singers, including Goulet, you can barely hear him in the last Gershwin song. Those high As and B-flat are just grand.
Finally someone put this whole episode on youtube! There are 3 minutes missing from the others. Its right after the song Stepping Out With My Baby. Julie and Robert start off singing a certain song, then end up singing There's No Business Like Show Business. That part is cut off on the others. Plus this has the original commercials! Great! Thanks! Joe
Thank U for sharing this amazing video. Hard to believe she only had a year run . This show is beyond amazing truly a treasure. Julie is so gifted , she is beautiful
This is awesome thanks for posting. I absolutely adore Julie and Robert! They had great chemistry and you can tell they're comfortable with each other. The commercials are killing me!! 😂
Man they just don’t build performers like this any longer. Their connection to each other makes this special. Julie looking very beautiful. I believe I spotted Nelson Riddle conducting during the Gershwin segment.
831 shows is a ton of work for these Broadway stars they did in the 60s. TV is nice but a real theater experience is so much fun to enjoy. Live free or Die 🇺🇸.
Variety shows were going nearly extinct in 1970s. There were a couple of dozen shows that lasted 1 to 3 years. After decades of long running series like Sullivan, Como, Williams, Kaye etc, only Carol Burnett had a successful weekly show at this point. Why did this happen? I don't know.
Perhaps it’s because the host needed to perform in a variety of roles; singer, comic, interviewer, perhaps also a musician or dancer. Each guest brought their own skill set that had to be featured. Only Ed Sullivan got away with doing nothing…he started out as a journalist covering the Broadway beat.
My god his he just fantastique and wonderfull to have thank you Edward Arckless ex Royal Oper Ballet Covent Garden London and conservatoire de Ville de Paris France
Julie Andrews and Robert Goulet both starred on Broadway in Camelot. She was Guinievere and he played Sir Lancelot. And Richard Burton played none other than King Arthur. I wished I could have seen it! So when the movie came out......all different cast. Same as My Fair Lady, Julie played Eliza on stage but not the movie! Too bad.
Julie singing Put on a Happy Face, Dick Van Dyke's iconic song, is just so perfect and appropriate...always loved her and DVD together. And as for Julie and Robert, they're adorable together.
Goulet loved Julie Andrews but she didnt because she loved Blake Edwards.He married first Carol Lawrence and later she married Vera who was his wife until the end of his life in 2007.
I think Julie Andrews was like that with all her men she sang with. Her and Robert Goulet were getting pretty close. Her and Steve Lawrence were the same. I feel sorry for Eydie Gorme having to watch that.
THIS was telecast on October 4th, as the ABC staff announcer's promo at 58:37 for "THE ODD COUPLE" {"The Pen Is Mightier Than the Pencil"} and "LOVE AMERICAN STYLE" {"Love and the New You", featuring Elliot and Greene} featured episodes that aired on October 6th.
These tapes are just treasure. I think that Robert Goulet and Julie Andrews singing "Somewhere" together is the best thing I ever heard. Their voices blend so perfectly together. One can only imagine how they must have sounded live.
Cheryl Coleiro Awesome arent they?
I am a die hard Julie Andrews fan...and Robert Goulet is so wow!
I loved watching them sing...never get enough of Julie or Robert!
This is spectacular!
Sweetie Teresa, Goulet's just plain *hot!! He's what my generation (65+), calls "The *Whole Package"! Thanks for pointing it out to me!
@@ldeutschman1060 I will be 65 in November and I have loved Robert Goulet forever!😊
Robert Goulet singing Berlin songs, it doesn't get better than this.
People forget what a marvelous voice Robert Goulet had. A glory to hear these wonderful songs again!
Finally! A pristine copy of this gem! Thank you thank you thank you!
It is really amazing to think this would have been broadcast in prime time! It may be something that you have to be a singer to appreciate, but Julie Andrews and Robert Goulet sing together here so well that it is just hard to believe! There is real depth of skill and musicianship and knowledge of so much popular and theater music of the day, and I have only gotten through the first 17 minutes! This is unlike anything you would see today, and it lay dorment for so many years in some stack of tapes somewhere! This is really a great thing to get to see again! Thank you for posting!!
Contemporary audiences wouldn't have the attention span for this. But this was somewhat typical of the occasional network prime time "spectaculars" of the time.
StudioZ7 - But this wasn't an occasional spectacular. This was episode 5 in a 24 week run. To produce a show of such high quality with only limited rehearsal time was exceptional and it received the Emmy wins to prove it. Unfortunately however success was all about ratings not the show's intrinsic class, so the show was dropped. I believe by the time it finished all the participants were feeling the strain of producing weekly shows. I read an article by Ian Fraser (Julie's long term musical director) who first worked with her on the show, where he cast doubts on whether the show could have continued much longer anyway due to exhaustion. You can have quality or quantity. Getting both, as here, is a rare accomplishment.
11vlyleven we pander now to the lowest common denominator in an audience (and everywhere else). In fact if you offer audiences something better, they can learn to appreciate. But no one respects that principle anymore. I.e. that you have to put something in to get the most out of.
Julie Andrews is really the greatest musical star...What a glorious voice. This JAH episode is a treasure filled with wonderful, classicl songs and musical numbers in Broadway history. Her partnership with Robert Goulet is magnificent. They do wonders to R&H, Berlin, Gershwin. Porgy and Bess is a gem. Bravo, Andrews & Goulet!
They had a musical chemistry!! A delightful pair, a joy for us to be able to watch. Not many singers could match their ability. Margaret Romaine
One wonderful hour of superb singing entertainment.
Two outstanding performers and absolute treasures! You can see how deep their friendship was. Goulet's rich voice is just beyond incredible! Andrew's and Goulet's voices blend so perfectly!!
When Julie sings full voice in full gear, her top notes cuts through the orchestra and drowns out other singers, including Goulet, you can barely hear him in the last Gershwin song. Those high As and B-flat are just grand.
pro tip: watch series on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching lots of of movies these days.
@Holden Kylo yea, I have been watching on Flixzone} for since december myself :D
Finally someone put this whole episode on youtube! There are 3 minutes missing from the others. Its right after the song Stepping Out With My Baby. Julie and Robert start off singing a certain song, then end up singing There's No Business Like Show Business. That part is cut off on the others. Plus this has the original commercials! Great! Thanks! Joe
Thank U for sharing this amazing video. Hard to believe she only had a year run . This show is beyond amazing truly a treasure. Julie is so gifted , she is beautiful
You don't see performances like this on T.V. now days. Magic!
I love this show♥️ it's wonderful!
This is awesome thanks for posting. I absolutely adore Julie and Robert! They had great chemistry and you can tell they're comfortable with each other.
The commercials are killing me!! 😂
Man they just don’t build performers like this any longer. Their connection to each other makes this special. Julie looking very beautiful. I believe I spotted Nelson Riddle conducting during the Gershwin segment.
Thank *Heavens* Obsolete Video gave us *THIS*!
831 shows is a ton of work for these Broadway stars they did in the 60s. TV is nice but a real theater experience is so much fun to enjoy. Live free or Die 🇺🇸.
This is fantastic! Thank you for sharing 👏❤️
these commercials are awesome
Broadway Camelot with the two of them … can you imagine. I wish I’d been of age to see it.
🎊🎉 AWESOME!! 🎉🎊
Great series, about 5 to 10 years too late, regrettably.
Variety shows were going nearly extinct in 1970s. There were a couple of dozen shows that lasted 1 to 3 years. After decades of long running series like Sullivan, Como, Williams, Kaye etc, only Carol Burnett had a successful weekly show at this point. Why did this happen? I don't know.
Perhaps it’s because the host needed to perform in a variety of roles; singer, comic, interviewer, perhaps also a musician or dancer. Each guest brought their own skill set that had to be featured. Only Ed Sullivan got away with doing nothing…he started out as a journalist covering the Broadway beat.
This was actually the October 4th 1972 episode. It was rerun on December 27th 1972.
My god his he just fantastique and wonderfull to have thank you Edward Arckless ex Royal Oper Ballet Covent Garden London and conservatoire de Ville de Paris France
Cовершенно потрясающее шоу. Колоссальное наслаждение слушать Джули Эндрюс и Роберта Гуле.
I was ON this show!
nice! as an extra or on the audience?
Kate Kahn Wow! Really?
Share more about your experience on working with Julie
Julie Andrews and Robert Goulet both starred on Broadway in Camelot. She was Guinievere and he played Sir Lancelot. And Richard Burton played none other than King Arthur. I wished I could have seen it! So when the movie came out......all different cast. Same as My Fair Lady, Julie played Eliza on stage but not the movie! Too bad.
Julie singing Put on a Happy Face, Dick Van Dyke's iconic song, is just so perfect and appropriate...always loved her and DVD together.
And as for Julie and Robert, they're adorable together.
Goulet loved Julie Andrews but she didnt because she loved Blake Edwards.He married first Carol Lawrence and later she married Vera who was his wife until the end of his life in 2007.
Will Ferrel brought me here ... did not realize Robert Goulet was a real person.
42:08 they're so cuteee 😍❤
There's a promo for the Parent Game (like the Newlywed Game, but with families), toward the very end (between the two local-movie promos).
The episode from which those clips were taken can be found on RUclips.
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I think Julie Andrews was like that with all her men she sang with. Her and Robert Goulet were getting pretty close. Her and Steve Lawrence were the same. I feel sorry for Eydie Gorme having to watch that.
Goulet's moustache.
A web search says this aired on 10/11/1972
THIS was telecast on October 4th, as the ABC staff announcer's promo at 58:37 for "THE ODD COUPLE" {"The Pen Is Mightier Than the Pencil"} and "LOVE AMERICAN STYLE" {"Love and the New You", featuring Elliot and Greene} featured episodes that aired on October 6th.
Julie was 34 (1935)- Goulet was 36 (b1933)
Ooops…! Math…? …flunked…!
58:38 Why doesn't he promo The Brady Bunch?
Shhuucckks…NO..LIP Cync…!