Dolores Gray and The Toastettes "Harrigan" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Dolores Gray and The Toastettes "Harrigan" on The Ed Sullivan Show, July 4, 1954 . Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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Beautiful woman.....
Aboard the USS IOWA Battleship which was anchored in New York Harbor. Ed had done an army show a few weeks before and an Air Force episode soon after this one.
Fantastic... thank you for sharing! 💖
Yes, Ed ... _Let's_ hear it for Dolores Gray!
Спасибо.
Now starving in SHERRY!
What? No filthy language or twerking? How is this possible? 🙄
i prefer Cagney singing this......and tell me the "toastettes"...is not real....lol
See - without blak Americans, this is what American music would be like! There would have been no rock, jazz, blues, disco, country, rap, r and b, etc. Plus no British invasion and none of the most popular acts of all time. The Bee-Gees even started doing this type of music, but hit big doing blak American music. We created almost musics and a lot more, and the thanks we get is more oppression and barred from participating in society. Without us the USA is like the boring UK without our influences.