Hollywood Palace 6-13 Bing Crosby (host), Bobbie Gentry, Tiny Tim, Judy Carne
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- Опубликовано: 9 янв 2025
- Originally aired Jan 4, 1969. This program features:
Bing Crosby: "Once-A-Year Day", "The Straight Life" and "Little Green Apples"
Bing Crosby and Bobbie Gentry: "Okolona River Bottom Band"
Bobbie Gentry: "Mornin' Glory"
Tiny Tim: "Come to the Ball", "My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time" and "Great Balls of Fire"
Judy Carne: "Ring-Around-a-Rosy Rag" (with dancers)
Earl Wilson (columnist) presents Bob Hope and Bing Crosby with trophies for The 1st Annual Show Business Hall of Fame Awards.
Stu Gilliam (comedian)
Dovyeko Acrobatic Troupe (of the Moscow State Circus)
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Judy Carne's rendition of "The Ring Around The Rosie Rag" showcased her formidable talents as a singer and dancer.
Those were the days, tiny Tim was brilliant
Here it is, thanks for posting! Always good to see Tiny Tim.
Today is the day when i realize that i am going to buy vinyl copies of every Bobbie Gentry album that i can find. Starting with "Fancy" and probably ending with "Ode to Billie Joe". i think i'm in love with this woman now.
I have uke arrangements for lots of Tiny Tim songs
Bing Crosby was a legendary baritone pop crooner! He was a frequent guest host of THE HOLLYWOOD PALACE during its run on ABC.
Well, I'm glad this didn't end up being one of the shows blocked. It's impossible to predict which shows will be blocked and in which countries. So far, nothing has been blocked outside the U.S., Canada and Germany, although why Germany is in that list, I have no idea. At least one show is *only* blocked in Germany. Who knows!
Glad you enjoyed the video.
Love Tiny Tim
R.I.P
❤🌻⚘
Love bing singing “more modern “ stuff. He was a brilliant singer. Rock on bing.
Maestro Mitchell Ayers and the Hollywood Palace Orchestra did a great job backing Judy Carne's spirited vocal.
I AM A HUGE BING CROSBY FAN
me too, actually Tiny Tim made me get into Bing crosby's music
Bobbie Gentry ❤❤❤I'm in love!
I liked Bing's rendition of "The Straight Life".
Tiny Tim had the studio audience in stitches!
Thank you for posting these videos! I remember seeing the first airing of this show and sat in front of the TV recording it on an old Bell and Howell audio cassette recorder (still have the tape somewhere). There was a song at the end where Bobbie Gentry sang a song with the lyrics " and I wanna go home" or something like that so when I watch the whole hour will see if it's on here (I'm 99 percent sure but it could be another variety show she was on). So glad I lived to see technology improved to the point of watching old TV shows on demand, watching rare videos of singers like Morgana King, Lana Cantrell, Laura Nyro and Bobbie Gentry.
for me bing crosby is real hole of fame forever the vioces is look like a liquid gold no one can break it.even the new generation no more.bing is just one in this planet earth.
That duet Bing sings with Bobbie Gentry....the things a crooner had to sing in 1969 to keep popular!
The things a newcomer (Gentry) had to endure to reach a popular audience. At one point Crosby sings "Oklahoma River Bottom Band" instead of Okolona. Not really impressed he didn't get the lyric right.
Judy Carne, Bobbie Gentry, Eliizabeth Montgomery, Barbara Eden, Barbara Feldon, Dianna Rigg, etc, etc, gorgeous 60's women, who sit on my face in my dreams. Only modern female who compares is Shania Twain.
Much as I loved Crosby, he was clearly out of his element trying to keep up with the music of the late 60's on this show.
I agree on some songs, but I liked his duet with Bobbie Gentry on "Put a Little Love in Your Heart." Understated and avuncular. October 1969
My favorite host
Rest in peace, Pan Am.
Many of the songs I post on my music channels are blocked in Germany and nowhere else. They must have some strigent copyright laws there.
This prices look really heavy. They stand there and have to hold them. Poor guys.
@HollywoodPalace I think the blocked episodes have to do with certain content by record companies in particular. Some companies are extremely sensitive on their material appearing anywhere without being paid for it and no matter how old it is are going to be like that, especially out of concerns allowing older stuff might also force them to allow more recent stuff that can be worth tens of millions to also appears and losing that income.
Stu Gilliam's heart transplant joke ended up in All in the Family.
The question is, where did Stu Gilliam end up? Some of his material may have been.... questionable, yet the man had talent.
Stu sure was a fine comedian.
It looks like a bowling trophy.
Go Bing. 28:19
That is disc jockey and game show host Geoff Edwards tossing the pizza dough in the cigarette ad...
Bobby gentry. Sigh.
Geoff Edwards 13 :56
Tiny tim looks bad with a perm
Don't think it was a perm.