Bobbie Gentry & Goose Creek Symphony "But I Can't Get Back, Put A Little Love In Your Heart & more"
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Bobbie Gentry & Goose Creek Symphony "But I Can't Get Back, I'll Fly Away & Put A Little Love In Your Heart" on The Ed Sullivan Show, December 27, 1970. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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BOBBIE GENTRY IS A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN AND PHENOMENAL COUNTRY SINGER.
I have been waiting for this video, Bobbie is an eternal queen, her songs hit every feeling!
Bobbie really brings it all home in perhaps her greatest television performance. Her deep soulful delivery is awe inspiring. Her 1971 album ,PatchWork, is a masterpiece finally getting its just due. A deluxe re-issue is in the works from U.M.G. The deluxe re- issue of her 1968 masterpiece ,The Delta Sweete, sold out its first pressing in 48 hours.
I look forward to a reissue of Patchwork!
I saw Bobbie a few years back. She still has an amazing figure, her hair is very short and silver white color. I asked for an autograph and she replied, "I don't do that anymore."
Wow what an experience that must’ve been!?
Seems to me if your willing to perform and be paid you may at least sign a few autographs. If she said that to me I believe that would end any ticket buying for her . Ode to Billy Joe was what I remember anyway, not Jackie DeShanon’s big hit.
@@paulsmith8212 Bobbie is a class act and stepped out of the spotlight in 1982, so she’s well within her right to refuse an autograph decades later.
@@TheHobo489 Not really. People are fans and what harm would it do to give somebody a smile on their face and make their album cover really cool? Just sign the damn autograph
Where on earth did you run into Bobbie Gentry?
This was absolutely awesome! Thank you for sharing it!
What a wonderful person! She is simply BEAUTY, CHARM and FEELING.
Wow! That was the perfect way to end the weekend! Bobbie was saaaaangin'!
Goose Creek Symphony was a group that was best known for their version of Janis Joplin's "Mercedes Benz" in 1972.
Words of Ernest is one of my favorite songs and albums. I have all their albums. My introduction to hippie bluegrass.
@@dougg1165back here is probably my favorite. I had whichever album it was on. It was an 8 track with almost all of the label peeled off, the only part left was where it said Goose Creek Symphony. I used to listen to it all the time until one day I walked in to find my nephew, who was just starting to crawl, setting in the middle of my room with a hugh pile of tape beside him, and more wrapped around him, still pulling tape out of the cartridge, looking at it very intently like he couldn't believe all that tape could be in such a little box😅. Anyway it wasn't till years later that I got to hear Back Here again through the magic of RUclips!
Yep, me too!@@dougg1165
i saw this performance when it aired and it is as compelling now as it was then. I loved her soulful heartfelt delivery of But I Can't Get Back and hoped it would appear on an album and of course it did. And as good as the recorded version was, this live version is even better. The complete performance that includes He Made A Woman Out of Me reminded me of the energy and versatility of the show I saw in Vegas. Pure raw talent on display here.
One of my absolute faves. Perfect mix of gospel, country and disco. She is always so emotional during her songs
This was awesome I love these songs and I love Bobbie thanks for sharing
LOVE LOVE LOVE this woman
god she's so perfect i just want her so bad
She did alot especially in a male dominated industry at the time. She helped forge the way for other women.
It was a tough row to plow..but she did. She was very talented and could write, produce and play many instruments. She was a pure artist.
She eventually saw the folly of the so called Entertainment business and chose a different path.
Check out her performances with Glen Campbell....Great stuff.
Beautiful! ❤️
Happy Sunday 🕊 thank you for sharing! 💖
Patchwork is really an under appreciated masterpiece. Hopefully people catch on soon. She really went out with a bang
When I requested this video some time back, even I never imagined it was going to be this good. I was very moved by their performance. Makes me wish Bobbie and GCS made an album together.
Wow. So damn real. What a talent.
Was wondering if Jody Miller ever did the Ed Sullivan Show? Since she passed away yesterday if she was on the show that they could do a tribute to her and also a tribute to Loretta Lynn who passed away on Tuesday if possible.
I don't think Jody ever did ESS. They have posted 5 or 6 Loretta videos.
@@MostlyBrenda Jody Miller ?
@@bak-mariterry5180 Well, that's who
"drummerbraves" asked about.
@@MostlyBrenda I looked him ( not her ) up.
@@bak-mariterry5180 I can see where that can confuse a few people with a first name like Jody being a male name and not Jodi or Jodie. Jody Miller had a huge hit in 1965 with "Queen of the House" an answer song to Roger Miller's "King of the Road" and won a Grammy for the song in 1966. She also had a string of Top 10 country hits during the 1970s with her versions of "He's So Fine" and "Baby I'm Yours."
so gorgeous
Bobbie! Please come back to us!!! We need you now more than ever!!!!
I feel that too. She'd be 79 today. But I bet she's as beautiful and soulful as ever. She choose to live her own life her own way and I so respect that. But it's OK to be wishful and sentimental she kinda gave us so much yet left fans yearning for more. Appreciate what she did share and respect the lady she choose to be too.
I can recall wanting her head of hair....waaaaaay back then.
R.I.P. Charlie Gearhardt
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17-Jan-2023. 9:47 AM TUE.
The Jackie De Shannon hit tacked to the back of this song might have worked in concert but seemed awkward here. Still, this carried so much of the soul the music of 1969-70 did. This had the feel of some of Elvis Presley's and Neil Diamond's soulful performances of the time.
Charles Gearhart the leader of Goose Creek wrote the song Mercedes Benz.
No...that's incorrect...the song was written by Janis Joplin with Bob Neuwirth and Micheal McClure
AND SUE AND SUNNY???
The Men had hair about as long as the women had in that Era.. I had hair like that in JR High ..
As long of hair? I am assuming you mastered in English?
@@loxwood1000 Some times my English and Typing is not so good at 3:00 AM.. I hope I didn't confuse you too much .
On this time they want the same but nowe we mutch more
I thought 💭 it was Loretta Lynn!
…this was an opportunity wasted…not sure why they’re doing the Jackie Deshannon tune and jitterbugging to it…would have liked to see GCS performing one of their own songs…
Honestly the only things she did worth merit was Ode to Billy Joe and Fancy everything was cheesy and a bit painful to watch
Honestly the majority of the public disagrees with your bitter assessment. Just in 2018, her box set of all her Capitol Record recordings The Girl from Chickasaw County :The Complete Capitol Masters shocked the recording industry when it stormed out of the gate and sold 20,000 box sets at nearly 100 dollars a piece. It was by far the best critically reviewed box set of 2018 and a 2019 grammy nomination followed for Best Historical Recording.. The L.A Times gushed " Her unrivaled legacy restored"
@@danielrdrown1 seriously snowflake, anyone who doesn't like what you like us " bitter" ? grow up dear. Butthurt because someone doesn't like your celebrity ? Loads of people like Cardi B and Justin Bieber too. I don't like them either.
@@danielrdrown1 Her duets with Glen Campbell were priceless. She's a treasure.
@@60Cascade Ed Sullivan said it best: '"Wonderful Bobbie come here!"
@@danielrdrown1 In fairness, she recorded a decent number of masterpieces but also inferior versions of hits of the day that so many country and MOR singers did (the Beatle covers come to mind). Still, you wish she'd kept recording and performing; she had at least one more great album left in her. And certainly this song carries some of the power of Bridge Over Troubled Water, Lean On Me, and Let It Be - songs which provided comfort and companionship as the decades changed and more people found themselves dillusioned and abandoned.