Love this video ....so simple and cool ....that guy can dance.....love all the instruments .......esp the drums and violins ..... hope the drummer is Hal Blaine ..... and the icing on the cake of this track is Nancy's beautiful voice :) love that girl ..... thanks for putting this video on youtube
Come on guys,this is about 40years ago..imagine how people will laugh about todays dancing in let´s say 40 years....and to be honest:they dance pretty cool,like ballett dancin...just put some modern music over the clip and it isn´t that bad anymore ;-) love her!
haha, i love the dancing. Its really a cool thing to be able to watch videos from the 60s and 70s and stuff. It really kinda humbles me to see how the progression of time has changed. When i grow up, i want to make a cover of this song in her version. Its really an amazing video and song
Thanks for this, orndue. Loved this song in "Oliver!" but this upbeat version was terrific, and the orchestra arrangement, superb. Lionel Bart wrote some great tunes, didn't he? Nancy's voice got a terrible review in a biography of John Barry I read (she sang _You Only Live Twice_ for him) but, to my ear, she sounds pretty good here.
The male lead dancer with the blonde hair and red pants is David Winters who was a very prominent choreographer for movies and TV and also played one of the Jets in the movie "West Side Story."
the other dancer on the left looks like Andy Beu who was also in WSS and A chorus line. i could be wrong though. it does look like him. Do we know who choreoographed this at all?
@auclan POPs last harrah was the TV show The Fugitive final episodes filmed there in 1967. Too bad they never got a buyer, I would have liked to go there especially with Nancy!
It must be a small world. I only tuned in to see Dawn Michaels, formerly a Gazzarri Dancer from the 'Hollywood A Go-Go tv show.' She is the 2nd from the right at 2:58 with dark shoulder length hair. I don't know the story of 'a stab at Tommy Sands', but I find it funny that you mentioned him here. Dawn can be seen with Tommy in his 'The Statue Dance' video from Hollywood A Go-Go. She's the 1st girl he is singing to if you want to look it up.
Oooops, My mistake. If you find the Tommy Sands video 'The Statue', Dawn is the SECOND girl (with straight bangs) that he sings to. By the way, love your video's of the SoCal, Sunset Strip area in the mid 60's. I wish I was a young man living there in that time! Looked like a great time to be alive.
POP closed in the Fall of 1967. In 68, auctioning of rides and attractions took place. Hard to believe POP only lasted 9 years from the summer (July-58) to the fall of 1967. This great film shows POP looking rather ratty. Especially the Sea Circus attraction and Neptune's Garden entrance. POOR POP!
This was filmed at Pacific Ocean Park, just after the place had closed down in 1968. Within a year, none of these rides would be functional, and the place laid in rusty ruin until 1972, when a fire destroyed it. By 1975, the wrecking ball had finished off what was left of the pier, which was located where Ocean Park Blvd. meets the beach.
Nancy is as was my girl. loved her then! She did this same song in a show called "Moving with Nancy" filmed at the Ford Mustang plant about the same time.
OLIVER! was the hot film at the time winning 6 Academy Awards including BEST PICTURE. This is my favorite song from the show and DEFINITELY my favorite of ALL Nancy Sinatra. She's superb here. Really special and the arrangements and orchestrations are wonderful.
From 2:22 when you think the cameraman may have spotted something worth seeing in the trouser department , then at 2:34 you realise it's the lovely shape of the cut :-D
I guess Pacific Ocean Park was up for sale. Nancy makes a good saleslady but the place was later abandoned and sat empty for years until being torn down around 1974.
I watched this after the real movie scene in "Oliver!" sung by an innocent child with real joy from the other singers...this was jarring to me, with her hands on her hips with tennis skirt...what a travesty really...
I can't help but wonder looking at this film numerous times if Nancy was in actuality gloating at the demise of POP? CBS was part owner in the early days of POP and Frank did have a falling out with Columbia records! It was kind of like good ole Nancy was dancing on POP's grave for her Dad in way?!
LMAO its true white men cant dance, think that expression must have come from this dance sequence , I think Nancy sounds FAB tho, she is such a legend , LOVE her
This was from her TV special ! Shortly before Elvis debuted his ! Bought the LP ! Never knew back then it was from “ Oliver “ !
Love this video ....so simple and cool ....that guy can dance.....love all the instruments .......esp the drums and violins ..... hope the drummer is Hal Blaine ..... and the icing on the cake of this track is Nancy's beautiful voice :) love that girl ..... thanks for putting this video on youtube
Come on guys,this is about 40years ago..imagine how people will laugh about todays dancing in let´s say 40 years....and to be honest:they dance pretty cool,like ballett dancin...just put some modern music over the clip and it isn´t that bad anymore ;-) love her!
Pacific Ocean Park. We called it simply POP. Kids could go have fun be dropped off and picked up in one piece. Gone are the days.
"Pay One Price"
haha, i love the dancing. Its really a cool thing to be able to watch videos from the 60s and 70s and stuff. It really kinda humbles me to see how the progression of time has changed. When i grow up, i want to make a cover of this song in her version. Its really an amazing video and song
Thanks for this, orndue. Loved this song in "Oliver!" but this upbeat version was terrific, and the orchestra arrangement, superb. Lionel Bart wrote some great tunes, didn't he? Nancy's voice got a terrible review in a biography of John Barry I read (she sang _You Only Live Twice_ for him) but, to my ear, she sounds pretty good here.
I think this is the best I've ever heard her sing.
It doesn't get any better than this!!
I'm crazy about this video from Movin'.
The male lead dancer with the blonde hair and red pants is David Winters who was a very prominent choreographer for movies and TV and also played one of the Jets in the movie "West Side Story."
the other dancer on the left looks like Andy Beu who was also in WSS and A chorus line. i could be wrong though. it does look like him. Do we know who choreoographed this at all?
"...blonde hair and red pants..."? I don't see him. Red Top you mean?
Yeah, he's good, but I prefer Juul Haalmeyer. Enter that into RUclips search and prepare to be amazed.
Wow! I want to live in this video!
I'll always love you, Nancy! xx
@auclan POPs last harrah was the TV show The Fugitive final episodes filmed there in 1967. Too bad they never got a buyer, I would have liked to go there especially with Nancy!
Thanks for sharing this amazing dancing scene !
It must be a small world. I only tuned in to see Dawn Michaels, formerly a Gazzarri Dancer from the 'Hollywood A Go-Go tv show.' She is the 2nd from the right at 2:58 with dark shoulder length hair. I don't know the story of 'a stab at Tommy Sands', but I find it funny that you mentioned him here. Dawn can be seen with Tommy in his 'The Statue Dance' video from Hollywood A Go-Go. She's the 1st girl he is singing to if you want to look it up.
Jerome Robbins, eat your heart out!!!!
Oooops, My mistake. If you find the Tommy Sands video 'The Statue', Dawn is the SECOND girl (with straight bangs) that he sings to. By the way, love your video's of the SoCal, Sunset Strip area in the mid 60's. I wish I was a young man living there in that time! Looked like a great time to be alive.
POP closed in the Fall of 1967. In 68, auctioning of rides and attractions took place. Hard to believe POP only lasted 9 years from the summer (July-58) to the fall of 1967. This great film shows POP looking rather ratty. Especially the Sea Circus attraction and Neptune's Garden entrance. POOR POP!
This was filmed at Pacific Ocean Park, just after the place had closed down in 1968. Within a year, none of these rides would be functional, and the place laid in rusty ruin until 1972, when a fire destroyed it. By 1975, the wrecking ball had finished off what was left of the pier, which was located where Ocean Park Blvd. meets the beach.
Rest in Peace P.O.P........fun video...brings back some great memories of a fun place........she was so nice looking!!!
Beautiful vignette and well done! 🎡
Love the build up of the song and coming to the
slow wistful end... nostalgic!
Thanks for posting! *Nancy Rules!*
I'm 16 and idk why, but i love nancy
Thank you!! David Winters
Fantastic
Nancy is as was my girl. loved her then! She did this same song in a show called "Moving with Nancy" filmed at the Ford Mustang plant about the same time.
That’s David Winter , “ Arab “ from “ West Side Story “ lead dancer !
OLIVER! was the hot film at the time winning 6 Academy Awards including BEST PICTURE. This is my favorite song from the show and DEFINITELY my favorite of ALL Nancy Sinatra. She's superb here. Really special and the arrangements and orchestrations are wonderful.
How fun! I didn't know she did this song. Thanks for posting this.
Back on my Nancy KICK! Love this vid- and just adore her. (Don't get the lyrics twisted)
Love this✨💕✨
Gn
Weird dancing xD. But I love Nancy Sinatra, I really like her singing here :3.
From 2:22 when you think the cameraman may have spotted something worth seeing in the trouser department , then at 2:34 you realise it's the lovely shape of the cut :-D
For some good views of POP check out the next to the last Route 66 episode season 2, very good views of the rides and the dolphins. Nancy rules!
A pretty cool video until they got to the part with the twinkly dancers. Urg.
I don't know, i thought the dancing was nice, west side story-ish vibe, plus it's one of those things that grows on you...
NANCY SINATRA YAY!
Amen TL250Rider! POP was a jewel of the late 50's and 60's! I still to this day can't believe it was not saved from the wrecking ball...
for a second i thought she sampled tequila when those guys were dancing....listen closely it sounds like tequila alittle bit
@Maskphan1 It's 42 yrs ago for crisakes!
I guess Pacific Ocean Park was up for sale. Nancy makes a good saleslady but the place was later abandoned and sat empty for years until being torn down around 1974.
I watched this after the real movie scene in "Oliver!" sung by an innocent child with real joy from the other singers...this was jarring to me, with her hands on her hips with tennis skirt...what a travesty really...
Just like, "These Boots Were Made For Walkin" was a stab at Tommy Sands! LOL
Great to see David Winters !
Hahaha, I sang that song in 5th grade. XD It was the best song throughout the whole play!
Why does '60's choreography look like a bad drag show?
I can't help but wonder looking at this film numerous times if Nancy was in actuality gloating at the demise of POP? CBS was part owner in the early days of POP and Frank did have a falling out with Columbia records! It was kind of like good ole Nancy was dancing on POP's grave for her Dad in way?!
mmm-MMM!!! What a woman!!!
I love Nancy
Nancy,
You'll always by AWESOME!!!
I want these denim
LMAO its true white men cant dance, think that expression must have come from this dance sequence , I think Nancy sounds FAB tho, she is such a legend , LOVE her
still still and still
Pretty clear where they got those moves for that Fatboy Slim video xD
Nancy's best work was defintily with Lee...
Dude, that has to be a wig
dont like this!! oliver sings this much much nicer!!
yeah, the olive skin doesnt look good with the bleached hair.
from the movie oliver twist is 10x better
Well, that was just dreadful! Mark Lester has a far superior voice to poor old Nancy in this song.