The Singer Ed Sullivan Couldnt Stand

The Singer Ed Sullivan Couldnt Stand
When you think about the greatest late-night television series of all time, The Ed Sullivan Show always comes to mind. For many performers, especially singers, it was a stepping stone to superstardom in the music business.
It was the Ed Sullivan Show that introduced many amazing singers to the public eye. However, Ed Sullivan had his share of guests' dislikes, even if he was a crucial conduit for talent. When Sullivan presented musicians, he wasn't always amicable due to his demanding personality and irritable temper.
Although Ed Sullivan worked with quite a number of artists, there were some he just couldn't stand, and he made it obvious!

[@candygirl1947]

was a great show, watched faithfully by the whole family on sunday night.

[@thomaslapins6022]

Like Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Roy Orbison, Ed Sullivan was hip in a different way --- than all those really hip in the 1960s/1970s --- many of us who had an already built-in prejudice on who was cool and who isn't cool ---- and as the 1960s -- became the 1970s and we became more diveriside --- rules and perceptions evolved. Ed Sullivan was so uncool his show fronted the faces of an emerging new generation finding their idenities and place in a new social, political, and cultural music Renaissance going full-throttle forward into the history books.

[@DONNY-ij8mp]

LOVED HIS SHOW GREAT VIDEO

[@sherryhesner5940]

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Washington Street..

[@DONNY-ij8mp]

NEVER KNEW THIS ABOUT HIM -PRIDE AND ARROGANCE GOT IN EDS WAY -I REMEMBER THE SHOW IT WAS A HIT