The Young Americans "Climb Ev'ry Mountain, Make Someone Happy, Spoonful Of Sugar & Sunnyside Up"
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- The Young Americans "Climb Ev'ry Mountain, Button Up Your Overcoat, Spoonful Of Sugar, Sunnyside Up, Make Someone Happy, Put On A Happy Face, Round Every Corner & (You Gotta Have) Heart" on The Ed Sullivan Show, May 12, 1968. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
The Young Americans, a Los Angeles-based vocal group, deliver an electrifying medley of Broadway hits on The Ed Sullivan Show on May 12, 1968. This medley features "Climb Ev'ry Mountain" from The Sound of Music, "Button Up Your Overcoat" from Follow Thru, "Make Someone Happy" from Do Re Mi, "Put On a Happy Face" from Bye Bye Birdie, and "(You Gotta Have) Heart" from Damn Yankees.
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Such clean-cut young men and women.
ahhhh.....it was squaresville man...us Hippies didn't dig it at all....they were uncool and not groovy at alll.......
I remember those days. People took pride in how they dressed. Now people dress like slobs.
So mid-sixties...the songs and hairstyles...great group.
Great performance, very perky. I miss people being more cheery. TY for sharing this, God Bless You and stay safe. 🙏 ❤
Magnificent... I wonder where they all are today!
Be kind and "Make Someone Happy! 😊
Happy Wednesday... thank you for sharing! 💖
Maybe one or two will see this and post a comment!
In Europe this cool Ed Sullivan TV Show was never showing on TV back than...i'm 60years and i still love the Ed Sullivan TV Shows on YT and DVD for sure🫠
@haraldtrittner4396 That's interesting. I'm glad you are getting to see it, Harald. You always have a kind comment. Have a Wonderful Day! 🌻🌞👋🤗💖
@@that70sgirl90 Dearest 70's Girl decades ago, i've bought a official ESSENTIAL 4 DVD Box Set on the Ed Sullivan Shows. The Reason was because the DVD's showing for the very first time Elvis in glorious b&w Picture Quality on some of the Elvis' Ed Sullivan Shows, plus the rest of the Music on the rest DVD Discs isn't that bad😉
@@that70sgirl90 You too Dearest...someday we're "Rock A Hula" 😅
beautiful and amazing girls and boys
What's really weird is that I was just watching the Young Americans on Hollywood Palace last night singing with Bing Crosby, so at first I thought this was a Hollywood Palace video. I also thought there wasn't any "Bye Bye Birdie" connection here at first, until I saw that "Put on a Happy Face" is included in this medley, so this video just barely carries on the consecutive "Bye Bye Birdie" tribute on this channel; the sixth video in a row leading up to the anniversary of the premiere of the movie (April 4th, 1963).
I've been trying to find episodes of the Hollywood Palace!!
Did you find it here or is there a Nostalgia TV channel reruns now !?
@@terrencemccoy8219 The majority of Hollywood Palace episodes are here on CZcams either in parts or complete. I have a playlist on my channel here which I've collected of complete episodes from different channels. Unfortunately, I don't think the show has ever been re-run anywhere.
I remember the name, reminds me of the traveling performance group "Up ! With People" a few decades later
I remember seeing the actress Glen Close in an interview reminiscing about traveling on the road & being in Up With People
Its hard to imagine anything like this today. Truly an artifact of it's time.
actually, it was kind of hard to imagine it at the time....this was 1968 RFK, MLK assassinated, war in Viet Nam at it's height, counter culture in full swing... sorry, this was an anomaly not a artifact of it's time.
@@alpha-omega2362wow. I thought it must have been much later thanks for the info
Awesone
Nixon Youth!
and the next act was The Doors with Light My Fire the uncensored version.....lol.
YOU KNOW WE COULDNT.. GET MUCH HIGHER. Jin wasnt about to let anyone censor him not even eddie
HAH❤❣ And some other commenter was talking about "such clean-cut young men and women," and they were followed by The Doors?!? Oh, that's rich!
I'll bet there wasn't a single tattoo among them.
Or nose ring, or green hair or sagging pants!!!
When Americans used to be Americans!
Curious medley that includes short fragments of many songs, from the best known from the Sound of Music soundtrack and Mary Poppins (Climb every mountain and Spoonful of sugar), to Petula Clarke (Round every corner), or the Broadway musical Do, Re, Mi, Make some happy, which was also popularized by Joe Durante, and a version of a rather old song (1929) like Keep your sunnyside up, by the Kentucky Serenaders by Jonnhy Hamp... Anyway, picturesque... Today The Young Americans continue to do philanthropy for the performing arts and music, providing opportunities and training for young artists...
I believe that Vicki Lawrence from the Carol Burnett Show and Mama's Family was in this group before she was a regular on Carol Burnett's show.
I wonder how many are still alive?
This is even scarier than the Village of the Damned and Invasion of the Body Snatchers! Did they at least smoke some weed and going promiscuous afterwards? Now give me some Mamas and Papas as an antidote Ed!
And some 👏👏👏for the diversity. 🙂
❤️❤️🇮🇹👍
So, this is what the uncool kids were doing in 1968. 😝
а в это время в советском союзе...
А что было в это время в Советском Союзе?
@@olimpic5144 застой и изоляция культуры с ее обнищанием.
@@judvigolchawa9797 только наоборот. Духовное обнищание происходит сейчас, причем, не только на постсоветском пространстве, но и в глобальных масштабах: во всем мире. А тогда (в Союзе во всяком случае) как раз-таки был расцвет образования, науки и культуры.
@@olimpic5144 не. у нас разное мнение.
So squeaky clean it it gross. What would John Waters think?
Waters would be thinking about excreta. Each to their own
he was thinkin.."why dont i Make up DIVINE " to play in a movie with Mick Jagger and then have him shoot him
Yikes!😱
Some good performances, some not so good. I am glad the vocals were recorded live, at least--despite their many flaws. :)
Wow.....a real expert you are.....RIGHT RONNY?? ;-(
@@USCG.Brennan Yes.
@@ronrice1931 A "legend in your own mind!" ;-(
@@USCG.Brennan That too.