This is the lineup that arranger Leon Russell put together for Lewis.Jimmy Karstein on drums, Carl Radle on bass,Tommy Tripplehorn on guitar and father of actress Jeannie Tripplehorn, and Jon West a holdover from gary's original band on cordovox.Except for Jon West they were all Okie's that migrated to Hollywood after Leon had made a name for himself.Radle went on to play with Joe Cocker, Leon Russell and the Shelter People,Derek and the Dominos and lot others. Karstein drummed for Taj Mahal after Chuck Blackwell departed in late 69. All great Tulsa born musicians. On the recording session players like Tommy Tedesco played that great guitar and Hal Blaine on drums plus other members of the Wrecking Crew outfit.
@@hnc52 they were good live when I saw them in 66 but everybody came to see the Yardbirds. Lewis had more top ten hits so he headlined that Caravan of Stars tour.
Every time I hear this song, I am immediately transported in memory to 1967. I am sitting in our living room where I do my high school homework, a Life magazine before me, enjoying the full-color pictures from the movie "The Fantastic Voyage " starring Raquel Welch, and reading the story line. Amazing what a good song can do!
I don't understand how any one could say Gary Lewis was dubbed. That's insane. Gary sounds like his dad in all of his songs. In one song he plays the drums. I don't know why some people hate Gary Lewis. He was fabulous.
Very excited about this! February 27, the date of this episode, is my birthday, although I wouldn't be born for another 12 years after this. "Sure Gonna Miss Her" is one of Gary Lewis's best songs, and he had a lot of great ones. It charted at #9 on the Billboard Hot 100. The song was written by Bobby Russell. I hope you will also post their performance of "She's Just My Style" from the same episode someday. Thank you Ed Sullivan channel!
Nice arrangement of my favorite Gary Lewis tune, with a few tasty guitar riffs not heard on the studio recording. I likely watched this in '66 as a ten year old kid. Thanks for the replay!
I was ten as well. We watched ES every Sunday night so I'm pretty sure that I saw this on TV live. Saw Gary in concert just before Covid, and he was still the exemplary professional!
Are You Serious Michael. . They Are Not Performing Live. . That Is The Studio Recording. . And Those Guitar Riffs Are Tommy Tedesco Of The Wrecking Crew. .
I'm kinda surprised to see so much of a fan base here. I've always loved these guys. But this band was a favorite, well, of mine anyway, like 60 years ago. Of course I've always cherished their music. About 40 or 50 years ago, I was with a group of friends, and we all stopped at this crazy place called the Saddleback Inn just outside LA. He was there, with newer guys no doubt. I remember there was this break between sets. I left the group as well as the room and just decided to wander out to the empty lobby, just to get away for a bit. Gary walked in. I remember talking with him. He was such a sweet ordinary guy. It was such a thrill to actually meet the guy behind the music that I was so in love with at the time. Odd thing is, I didn't really seem to appreciate those moments, not really I mean, for many years later. Really nice guy. His music was just magic for this kid, so very long ago. I mean, how many of us are left, who remember the revolutionary magic of 1965. But, some things are just immortal. Memories are the oddest thing; something that hurts, but feels so strangely good at the same time. Another mystery of life I guess.
Thats actually Tommy Tedesco, a studio musician thats playing that Spanish riff on a classical guitar, which is overdubbed . I really doubt that they were playing at all. If they were the input was turned off. The accordian really makes me scratch my head also, makes no sense whatsoever. It is nostalgic, but just goes to show you how much of construct and sham the whole music industry was. If you get a chance , watch the Wrecking Crew. It's a documentary on the real musicians that performed most of the music in the 60's.
@@atomicjukebox I did get the chance this morning to watch that documentary. There were also other things that came up. I watched an interview with Hal Blaine. He said that, "Glen Campbell could not read a note of music. He played by ear only." I always found those people to the most fascinating! I know some people like that. It's crazy... what you don't know. I love watching documentaries. Thank you so much for sharing that with me. 💖
@@that70sgirl90 You're very welcome. I think that documentary is a must for anyone that appreciates music from that Era and the people behind the scenes that created and shaped it.
This was originally performed live on the Sullivan show, you can hear the live chord right at the end, but the single was overdubbed for some reason. Which proves that the playboys amazing lead guitarist Tom Tripplehorn could in fact play those licks, which some people think "can't be duplicated"
the record was played here and on many shows these mimed bands like the playboys that didn’t play their own songs ended on a “live” sound like the final chord or a quick fake end for a fade-out song
was never performed live.....just the singing...because this band was put together with studio musicians and tricks that couldnt be duplicated on a live stage
Remember this and so many other great songs before shipping out to Nam . Came back , music had changed and so had I - but luckily , I DID come back . Lost 3 very good friends over there . When I ask myself if it was worth it , the answer is ‘ Hell NO ‘ . Lost too many soldiers for no real reason . Anybody who spent time overseas understand my feelings . Semper Fi ‘66
Unlike many 20 year old sons from privileged families, Gary was drafted in 1967 and served honorably in the Army. He didn't squirm out of his duty like Clinton (or Trump). Kudos to him for that!
I was a kid when these songs came out and became part of my memory-world. I don't recall him being drafted but - you know what - I like the guy a lot more now for manning-up and doing his duty same as everybody else had to.
@@notinmyUSMCHe was never in active combat. Do you also realize that his singing is overdubbed by Ron Hicklin… Did you also believe he could sing.. This is a "lip-sync"..
Check out that rare Martin D-18e...what makes it unique is the four(4) Gibson style control knobs. Those of that era had three(3) large ones. And look that that painted headstock Fender Telecaster...Wow.
Ed Sullivan demanded all performances be done live so he didn't lip sync here. He sang live in all live concerts. Higgins acted as the vocal guide and Gary's voice dubbed over it and was enhanced it recordings.
The pantomime on this one is much better. At least they try to look like they are really playing. On the "This Diamond Ring" appearance, Gary was drumming and missing the snare by four inches!
La original, al parecer, es de 1965: "I'm Sure Going to Miss Her" (Estoy seguro de que YO la voy a extrañar), tema country escrito por Robert Lee "Bobby" Russell e interpretado por "The Chellows" (Hit Records 187, single 7"), una banda de estudio de Nassville. Claude "Leon" Russell Bridges y Thomas Lesslie "Snuff" Garrett produjeron y grabaron la versión de "Gary Lewis & the Playboys" en 2 sesiones, el 20-08 y 13-10-1965, añadiéndole al tema los riffs que la diferencian de la original, mucho más sencilla. En la portada del single de GL&TPB aparece como Sure Gonna Miss Her (Seguro que TU la extrañarás), pero, mayoritariamente, en otras portadas y en el vinilo, aparece como Sure Gonna' Miss Her (Seguro que YO la voy a extrañar) (con apóstrofo)... lo que hace que quien va a echar de menos a la chica sea distinta persona.😮🧐 En la letra está claro que es el cantante (YO) quien la extrañará. PD: En Wikipedia están las copias de los 2 contratos del estudio de grabación, con el personal que trabajó en las dos versiones, que por cierto se registraron ambas como Sure Gonna Miss Her (Seguro que TU la extrañarás), sin el apóstrofo. Igual eso ayuda a dilucidar "quien tocó que" y que versión de las dos se usó en el Ed Sullivan Show.
This video looks like someone found it on Napster in the early 2000's and used a 56k AOL dialup modem to upload it. It's very hard to believe this is the best quality digital conversion from tape they have.
Pleasing hook but rest of lyrics are surprisingly clumsy. Always liked his sound and glad he made his mark, out from under his father's shadow. That can't have been easy. (Father seems like a piece of work)
Such a shame, 7 boys, and a homeless daughter, Suzann (Minoert) Lewis; claims she is his daughter from a 3 year Affair with model, " Lynn Dixon " and " visited when he could "...My Goodness ..Spent 59 plus years as a MDA Chairperson, raising over 3 million !? To total strangers...to his own " flesh and blood " left them zero...Meanwhile, this guy was worth 74 million...What's wrong, with this ..We were raised, with this Man, for 50 years..MDA Telethon, plus Jerry's 80 hour work weeks...This is, " True Narcissism ".. Worrying about Strangers, While He Own Children are cut out of a portion, of 75 million inheritance.unreal.Anybody, contest the Will !? Maybe he was under " an influence " !?
Guess my comment got kicked out but here it comes again.... I really like the song ..... It's not his .... I guess that's what we're shooting for here ... The arrangement ..... not his or theirs ..... Thank the guys in the studio and the song writer The playing ..... maybe the bass ??? Rythm guitars .... ok , Lead Guitar .... Where ....??? I hear fabulous flamenco playing ! Drums are good but he's having a hard time keeping up with the track .... The Vocals ..... Lead .... Heavy overdub to hide out of tune singing, thank God no echo ... Harmonies are actually good ....Who's singing them when they're live ??? The Keys : Even in 1965 , I would shoot myself, rather then be seen playing a Cordovox in a Pop/ Rock Band ....!?!?? Somebody buy him a Farfisa, or Vox , Good God How Embarrassing !!!
The instrumentals were provided by "The Wrecking Crew" and Gary Lewis was overdubbed by Ron Hickln.. Ordinarily Ed Sullivan would never tolerate "a lip sync", but Jerry Lewis put the pressure on him…. This is a "lip-sync" performance.. Gary Lewis could not sing.
what's up with you? Karstein was just miming to Hal Blaine's drum track from the original recording, IT AINT LIVE PAL!I saw Karstein in 1970 backing taj mahal and he was a solid drummer with a great feel and pocket.
So by then they had moved Gary from fake drum playing to fake guitar playing. Let's hear it for the Wrecking Crew who were the musicians on all these records.
To clarify other comments. Gary did not have a good voice (not my opinion. This was a documentary about this group). They used every studio trick to make him sound better. They wanted to take advantage of his name recognition. Ed Sullivan made everyone play live but this had to be an exception. The accordion was not expanded. You hear an organ and excellent licks but no-one playing them. Nice song but I’m surprised more people don’t do covers of it or do lessons.
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this band is a fake they lip-sync the words and none of them can rely play these instruments do the research there is no organ or keyboard you hear where is it the trumpet you hear in the song where is it not live the drummer is playing the same drum the accordian player is hardly moving his fingers or the bellows not moving nice fake band again none of them can sing or fake playing the instruments research it i am not kidding on this band just like tommy roe singing sweet pea to a 14 year old girl singing to a pre recorded his own song pretty common in the 60s too bad back then we thought they were singers and can play instruments we were dead wrong they can't none of them.
Total fake band. They are just miming to the Wrecking Crew recording here. Probably the biggest put up job in the history of music. Ron Hicklin was the real lead singer. Snuff Garrett just buried Lewis voice three levels deep below Garry Lewis in the unison mix. They were more fake than the Monkees. That's Carol Kaye actually playing bass on the recording that you're hearing. Listen to "Sealed With A Kiss" on RUclips. That's Gary Lewis actually off key voice. He couldn't sing a note on key which is why they brought in Ron Hicklin to sing on top of him in unison and burry him in the mix. It was a good concept band but totally fake. Leon Russell did all the arrangements and keyboards. Hal Blaine on drums.
So very true !!!! Thank you for putting the truth out there !!! Also, Gary Lewis was not a Vietnam Veteran.. He had stated several times that he was. This is so insulting, because I was a therapist starting in 1971 for traumatized Veterans and today I raise money for Vietnam Veterans...
His *early* films were inventive, imaginative, and funny. He was being compared to Chaplin for writing, directing, and starrring in his films. By the mid 1960s, not so much. A comparison: anyone listening to the last dozen albums by Paul McCartney without knowing he was once in a band called The Beatles would wonder what the fuss was about. Lewis's film went from "amazing to see" to "impossible to watch."
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He carried the 60s like a champ. No big showmanship - just great music.
Seven top 10 hits in two years. Amazing.
Remember hearing this on the radio while me and my girlfriend were parking back in 1966....Ah memories!
Like so many mid Sixties songs, this one sounded good on AM radio. Much of the credit goes to Leon Russell and the Wrecking Crew.
THANK YOU TO THE WRECKING CREW!!!
Plus the singing of Ron Hicklin...
This is the lineup that arranger Leon Russell put together for Lewis.Jimmy Karstein on drums, Carl Radle on bass,Tommy Tripplehorn on guitar and father of actress Jeannie Tripplehorn, and Jon West a holdover from gary's original band on cordovox.Except for Jon West they were all Okie's that migrated to Hollywood after Leon had made a name for himself.Radle went on to play with Joe Cocker, Leon Russell and the Shelter People,Derek and the Dominos and lot others. Karstein drummed for Taj Mahal after Chuck Blackwell departed in late 69. All great Tulsa born musicians. On the recording session players like Tommy Tedesco played that great guitar and Hal Blaine on drums plus other members of the Wrecking Crew outfit.
Thanks for the info. Impressive lineup!!
@@hnc52 they were good live when I saw them in 66 but everybody came to see the Yardbirds. Lewis had more top ten hits so he headlined that Caravan of Stars tour.
Carol Kaye’s bass line made this song!
Cool
Thank you for the information.
I'm 33 but I love these old songs, I love how these artist enjoyed their songs and the fact that they could sing
He sure had a string of hits back in 65 and 66...
Him & Chris Montez
Thank You Tommy Tedesco For your great guitar playing on this song.
Every time I hear this song, I am immediately transported in memory to 1967. I am sitting in our living room where I do my high school homework, a Life magazine before me, enjoying the full-color pictures from the movie "The Fantastic Voyage " starring Raquel Welch, and reading the story line. Amazing what a good song can do!
❤❤❤
Great talent and music. They are dressed so nice and have good personalities.
I don't understand how any one could say Gary Lewis was dubbed. That's insane. Gary sounds like his dad in all of his songs. In one song he plays the drums. I don't know why some people hate Gary Lewis. He was fabulous.
I remember watching them in 1966, I was 14 and I loved this group.
Happy Birthday 🎂❤️
Wow
Grew up listening to Diamond Ring - great 60s sound
I went to see Gary Lewis and the playboys when I was 16 in Atlantic City they were great
Awesome 60s
Love these guys.
I Love music that’s positive and upbeat.
Great song ❤
Very excited about this! February 27, the date of this episode, is my birthday, although I wouldn't be born for another 12 years after this. "Sure Gonna Miss Her" is one of Gary Lewis's best songs, and he had a lot of great ones. It charted at #9 on the Billboard Hot 100. The song was written by Bobby Russell. I hope you will also post their performance of "She's Just My Style" from the same episode someday. Thank you Ed Sullivan channel!
It would also be my mother’s birthday.
@@moemcgovern7345 Happy birthday to your mother as well!
@@TomElvisSmith Thank You! She’s been gone since 1974. Oh how I miss her.
Same with my birthday!!
Happy B day
Very nice clip and just love the Spanish flavor of this song with a nice rock beat of the day.
Excellent observation. That's the great Tommy Tescadereo playing that part of the Wrecking Crew.
@@austinteutschWow!!!! Great interesting info. Thank you.
I remember watching them in 1966 iwas 7 going on 8 in September I love this song 🎵
The wrecking crew , Tommy Tedesco on guitar awesome
Tommy Tedesco on guitar in the recording studio. Nobody could play the flamenco riff like he could.
I so love him.😊
Nice arrangement of my favorite Gary Lewis tune, with a few tasty guitar riffs not heard on the studio recording.
I likely watched this in '66 as a ten year old kid. Thanks for the replay!
I wasn't even two yet. I was probably getting into everything, so my parents probably couldn't even watch the show! 😄
I was ten as well. We watched ES every Sunday night so I'm pretty sure that I saw this on TV live. Saw Gary in concert just before Covid, and he was still the exemplary professional!
Are You Serious Michael. . They Are Not Performing Live. . That Is The Studio Recording. . And Those Guitar Riffs Are Tommy Tedesco Of The Wrecking Crew. .
I'm kinda surprised to see so much of a fan base here. I've always loved these guys. But this band was a favorite, well, of mine anyway, like 60 years ago. Of course I've always cherished their music. About 40 or 50 years ago, I was with a group of friends, and we all stopped at this crazy place called the Saddleback Inn just outside LA. He was there, with newer guys no doubt.
I remember there was this break between sets. I left the group as well as the room and just decided to wander out to the empty lobby, just to get away for a bit. Gary walked in. I remember talking with him. He was such a sweet ordinary guy. It was such a thrill to actually meet the guy behind the music that I was so in love with at the time. Odd thing is, I didn't really seem to appreciate those moments, not really I mean, for many years later.
Really nice guy. His music was just magic for this kid, so very long ago.
I mean, how many of us are left, who remember the revolutionary magic of 1965. But, some things are just immortal. Memories are the oddest thing; something that hurts, but feels so strangely good at the same time.
Another mystery of life I guess.
Dressed to Impress. It sounds like Spanish music mixed in there.
Thank you for sharing! 💖
Thats actually Tommy Tedesco, a studio musician thats playing that Spanish riff on a classical guitar, which is overdubbed . I really doubt that they were playing at all. If they were the input was turned off. The accordian really makes me scratch my head also, makes no sense whatsoever. It is nostalgic, but just goes to show you how much of construct and sham the whole music industry was. If you get a chance , watch the Wrecking Crew. It's a documentary on the real musicians that performed most of the music in the 60's.
@@atomicjukebox... I knew I heard it. Thank you for info. I will take the time to watch that documentary. Thanks again for sharing! 💖
@@atomicjukebox I did get the chance this morning to watch that documentary. There were also other things that came up. I watched an interview with Hal Blaine. He said that, "Glen Campbell could not read a note of music. He played by ear only." I always found those people to the most fascinating! I know some people like that. It's crazy... what you don't know. I love watching documentaries. Thank you so much for sharing that with me. 💖
@@that70sgirl90 You're very welcome. I think that documentary is a must for anyone that appreciates music from that Era and the people behind the scenes that created and shaped it.
@@atomicjukebox I agree! 💖
This was originally performed live on the Sullivan show, you can hear the live chord right at the end, but the single was overdubbed for some reason. Which proves that the playboys amazing lead guitarist Tom Tripplehorn could in fact play those licks, which some people think "can't be duplicated"
the record was played here and on many shows these mimed bands like the playboys that didn’t play their own songs ended on a “live” sound like the final chord or a quick fake end for a fade-out song
was never performed live.....just the singing...because this band was put together with studio musicians and tricks that couldnt be duplicated on a live stage
They never sang or played a live note on TV. 🙄
Yeah, That's Tommy Tedesco playing that riff on a classical guitar, not Triplehorn, there is no way.
Those guitar licks sound like session guitarist, Tommy Tedesco. I doubt one of the Playboys could handle that level of guitar mastery.
Remember this and so many other great songs before shipping out to Nam . Came back , music had changed and so had I - but luckily , I DID come back . Lost 3 very good friends over there . When I ask myself if it was worth it , the answer is ‘ Hell NO ‘ . Lost too many soldiers for no real reason . Anybody who spent time overseas understand my feelings . Semper Fi ‘66
My mother’s birthdate was also February 27th. Happy Birthday, Sweet Betty!
Good clean simple pop songs are a great way to relax.
My birthday is 27th February;it's wonderful!
Wishing you an early Happy Birthday! 🎂 I hope your day will be wonderful! 🕯
Unlike many 20 year old sons from privileged families, Gary was drafted in 1967 and served honorably in the Army. He didn't squirm out of his duty like Clinton (or Trump). Kudos to him for that!
I was a kid when these songs came out and became part of my memory-world. I don't recall him being drafted but - you know what - I like the guy a lot more now for manning-up and doing his duty same as everybody else had to.
Gary Lewis was not a "Vietnam Veteran".. He was stationed in a safe, non combat zone of Korea...
@@1953childstar I know that. The point is that he served when and where the Army asked him to. And that’s not nothin’.
@@notinmyUSMCHe was never in active combat. Do you also realize that his singing is overdubbed by Ron Hicklin… Did you also believe he could sing.. This is a "lip-sync"..
@@1953childstar why don't you take your comments and leave. Are you a Veteran? Did you serve in combat?
Not all the songs are dubbed?
Great !!! Thank you so much !!
I was really drawn to this melody. In Japan, the Beatles were at their peak. I admired their gentlemanly style. ,
Kisses from Brazil!!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
First time I hear them and I like it.
I really like this song.
Check out that rare Martin D-18e...what makes it unique is the four(4) Gibson style control knobs. Those of that era had three(3) large ones. And look that that painted headstock Fender Telecaster...Wow.
Thank you for posting this! This is one of my favorite bands and it’s very exciting to see the performances!
Thanks so much x this upload, amazing, wonderful times👍
Yeah! The Groove! 60s
MY ALL TIME FAVORITE SONG
Gary lewis is a beautiful person
He is my family. I consider him a
Brother
Love your music
Excellent.
Sure is nice to see musicians dressed very nicely performing a song that will never go out of style. This is one of my all time favorite songs.
.... lip sinking and lip playing a song that will never........
Ohhhh i like and swoon on your SONGS
👍 명곡 ❤
Happy birthday
Like Julian Lennon, a class act who succeeded in spite of his father.
Any one else notice the accordion player was not really playing? Still, I like their songs.
❓️I don't think this group ever played " live " ... 🤔🎵
That is Desi Arnaz Jr on the drums!
The guitar Gary’s playing in this clip is possibly a Martin D-28E
Ed Sullivan demanded all performances be done live so he didn't lip sync here. He sang live in all live concerts. Higgins acted as the vocal guide and Gary's voice dubbed over it and was enhanced it recordings.
This is clearly not true as even this song indicates. This is not a live performance.
The Ron Hicklin Singers with " The Wrecking Crew" studio musicians 🎵👌
Is he playing a D18 with pickups?
The guy from the wonders on bass
GLP had a lot of very good songs
The pantomime on this one is much better. At least they try to look like they are really playing. On the "This Diamond Ring" appearance, Gary was drumming and missing the snare by four inches!
Reality TV when I was a kid - compared to today.
You better hang on to your boo baby females got that power
*cries*
Wow a custom martin with a double humbucker and volume tones on the face. Kinda like 1/2 a strat and Martin together.
You gotta dig that accordion!
1970’s….The best era song..
You mean, the 1960s? 🤔
La original, al parecer, es de 1965: "I'm Sure Going to Miss Her" (Estoy seguro de que YO la voy a extrañar), tema country escrito por Robert Lee "Bobby" Russell e interpretado por "The Chellows" (Hit Records 187, single 7"), una banda de estudio de Nassville. Claude "Leon" Russell Bridges y Thomas Lesslie "Snuff" Garrett produjeron y grabaron la versión de "Gary Lewis & the Playboys" en 2 sesiones, el 20-08 y 13-10-1965, añadiéndole al tema los riffs que la diferencian de la original, mucho más sencilla. En la portada del single de GL&TPB aparece como Sure Gonna Miss Her (Seguro que TU la extrañarás), pero, mayoritariamente, en otras portadas y en el vinilo, aparece como Sure Gonna' Miss Her (Seguro que YO la voy a extrañar) (con apóstrofo)... lo que hace que quien va a echar de menos a la chica sea distinta persona.😮🧐 En la letra está claro que es el cantante (YO) quien la extrañará.
PD: En Wikipedia están las copias de los 2 contratos del estudio de grabación, con el personal que trabajó en las dos versiones, que por cierto se registraron ambas como Sure Gonna Miss Her (Seguro que TU la extrañarás), sin el apóstrofo. Igual eso ayuda a dilucidar "quien tocó que" y que versión de las dos se usó en el Ed Sullivan Show.
Let's all skate backwards now.....
This video looks like someone found it on Napster in the early 2000's and used a 56k AOL dialup modem to upload it. It's very hard to believe this is the best quality digital conversion from tape they have.
And you didn’t do any better except to complaint.
Pleasing hook but rest of lyrics are surprisingly clumsy. Always liked his sound and glad he made his mark, out from under his father's shadow. That can't have been easy. (Father seems like a piece of work)
Many don't know that Gary is Jerry Lewis' oldest son.
Dah.
No one on that stage played those guitar lines.
Great performance, but why the soft, fuzzy resolution post?
Fuzzy???????
Tommy.tedesco.played.the.spanish.riffs
On.original.studio.version.jerry.guy.said
I.cant.play.that
funny how they didn't even try to fake the Tedesco guitar licks.
It reminded me of Mike Nesmith playing the acoustic lick with an electric Gretsch 12-string on the song Valleri on their TV episode.
Looks as if this was live singing unlike the previous clip of them. Not a bad effort here.
Such a shame, 7 boys, and a homeless daughter, Suzann (Minoert) Lewis; claims she is his daughter from a 3 year Affair with model, " Lynn Dixon " and " visited when he could "...My Goodness ..Spent 59 plus years as a MDA Chairperson, raising over 3 million !? To total strangers...to his own " flesh and blood " left them zero...Meanwhile, this guy was worth 74 million...What's wrong, with this ..We were raised, with this Man, for 50 years..MDA Telethon, plus Jerry's 80 hour work weeks...This is, " True Narcissism "..
Worrying about Strangers, While He Own Children are cut out of a portion, of 75 million inheritance.unreal.Anybody, contest the Will !? Maybe he was under " an influence " !?
Guess my comment got kicked out but here it comes again....
I really like the song ..... It's not his .... I guess that's what we're shooting for here ...
The arrangement ..... not his or theirs ..... Thank the guys in the studio and the song writer
The playing ..... maybe the bass ??? Rythm guitars .... ok ,
Lead Guitar .... Where ....??? I hear fabulous flamenco playing !
Drums are good but he's having a hard time keeping up with the track ....
The Vocals ..... Lead .... Heavy overdub to hide out of tune singing, thank God no echo ...
Harmonies are actually good ....Who's singing them when they're live ???
The Keys :
Even in 1965 , I would shoot myself, rather then be seen playing a Cordovox in a Pop/ Rock Band ....!?!?? Somebody buy him a Farfisa, or Vox , Good God How Embarrassing !!!
The instrumentals were provided by "The Wrecking Crew" and Gary Lewis was overdubbed by Ron Hickln.. Ordinarily Ed Sullivan would never tolerate "a lip sync", but Jerry Lewis put the pressure on him…. This is a "lip-sync" performance.. Gary Lewis could not sing.
Ele lembra um pouco o Ayrton Senna
Jerry Lewis, Gary’s father was a total horrible father!
Whats up with that drummer? 😬
what's up with you? Karstein was just miming to Hal Blaine's drum track from the original recording, IT AINT LIVE PAL!I saw Karstein in 1970 backing taj mahal and he was a solid drummer with a great feel and pocket.
@@recordguy4321 always thought it was Jim Keltner on the original
@@evanholly3649 yeah it may have been Keltner, after all he had his first hit session with Lewis on She's Just My Style in 65
So by then they had moved Gary from fake drum playing to fake guitar playing. Let's hear it for the Wrecking Crew who were the musicians on all these records.
So true !! Also, Ron Hicklin overdubbed the singing of Gary Lewis..
To clarify other comments. Gary did not have a good voice (not my opinion. This was a documentary about this group). They used every studio trick to make him sound better. They wanted to take advantage of his name recognition. Ed Sullivan made everyone play live but this had to be an exception. The accordion was not expanded. You hear an organ and excellent licks but no-one playing them. Nice song but I’m surprised more people don’t do covers of it or do lessons.
Shades of Dino, Desi and Billy. They didn't play live either on Ed Sullivan.
Yes, the instrumentals were provided by "THe Wrecking Crew" and Gary Lewis voice was overdubbed by Ron Hicklin.
This is a "lip-sync"...
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Jerry Lewis son...
To funny the guy playing the accordion is not even opening the bellows up to even get a note 😅
From a person whom ever never played live on TV.
Lip Sync! Crap!
this band is a fake they lip-sync the words and none of them can rely play these instruments do the research there is no organ or keyboard you hear where is it the trumpet you hear in the song where is it not live the drummer is playing the same drum the accordian player is hardly moving his fingers or the bellows not moving nice fake band again none of them can sing or fake playing the instruments research it i am not kidding on this band just like tommy roe singing sweet pea to a 14 year old girl singing to a pre recorded his own song pretty common in the 60s too bad back then we thought they were singers and can play instruments we were dead wrong they can't none of them.
😳❓️ A " fake band" ...
jeez.....hard to believe the country was once as simple and empty as what passed for music...by the like of this band ..vietnam would change all that
HA HA i think LSD and hippies and yippies would change that.
Total fake band. They are just miming to the Wrecking Crew recording here. Probably the biggest put up job in the history of music. Ron Hicklin was the real lead singer. Snuff Garrett just buried Lewis voice three levels deep below Garry Lewis in the unison mix. They were more fake than the Monkees. That's Carol Kaye actually playing bass on the recording that you're hearing. Listen to "Sealed With A Kiss" on RUclips. That's Gary Lewis actually off key voice. He couldn't sing a note on key which is why they brought in Ron Hicklin to sing on top of him in unison and burry him in the mix. It was a good concept band but totally fake. Leon Russell did all the arrangements and keyboards. Hal Blaine on drums.
So very true !!!! Thank you for putting the truth out there !!! Also, Gary Lewis was not a Vietnam Veteran.. He had stated several times that he was. This is so insulting, because I was a therapist starting in 1971 for traumatized Veterans and today I raise money for Vietnam Veterans...
Guy had more talent than his father. Never could understand the interest in Jerry Lewis.
His *early* films were inventive, imaginative, and funny. He was being compared to Chaplin for writing, directing, and starrring in his films.
By the mid 1960s, not so much.
A comparison: anyone listening to the last dozen albums by Paul McCartney without knowing he was once in a band called The Beatles would wonder what the fuss was about.
Lewis's film went from "amazing to see" to "impossible to watch."
Talent at what ?? Ron Hicklin overdubbed the singing of Gary Lewis..
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