Teresa Brewer "There'll Be Some Changes Made & My Melancholy Baby" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Teresa Brewer "There'll Be Some Changes Made & My Melancholy Baby" on The Ed Sullivan Show, August 16, 1959. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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Fantastic Teresa Brewer performance! It's so great to see her again! I particularly loved "My Melancholy Baby". What a beautiful song, and I've enjoyed many of the versions posted. Teresa's, Tina Robin's and Wayne Newton's renditions have been my favorites on the Sullivan show. Thank you so much for posting this, and I'd also love to see Jan Peerce sing "You'll Never Walk Alone" on this episode. Thanks again for this wonderful Teresa Brewer video!
My favorite is 'Sweet Old-fashioned Girl'. (Do they exist anymore?).
@@robertmiller1655 That's a great one! I hope they will upload Teresa singing it on the Sullivan show.
Thank you Ed Sullivan channel for posting this fabulous performance. Ms. Brewer was lovely to look at and listen to. She could really swing. Love this!
Always a Spectacular performance! Love the guy back up singers, orchestra sounds phenomenal! She looks Gorgeous, Beautiful dress, Fantastic voice!!
Thank you for sharing! 💖
Wow! Great, great Theresa Brewer performance of two classic tunes. Theresa was always a wonderful performer, and here she outdoes herself.. really hits it out of the park! Thanks for sharing!
Really enjoyed seeing another Teresa Brewer performance, thank you!
Wonderful blast from the past.
Another stellar performance from lovely Teresa Brewer. I love her singing.
Thank you for these two classic songs from the 1920's superbly performed by the lovely Ms. Brewer. Hope that some of her other fine performances will be forthcoming.
She had such a unique voice. Love her
We can see that now the show was being recorded on videotape instead of kinescope. You also have her song and dance of Changes from 1955. This time she is singing live instead of prerecorded.
About a month later she did a song and dance of Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend.
I love 'Sweet Old-fashioned Girl'. Does one exist anymore?
I would love to see the episode of Ed Sullivan when she sang "Sweet Old-Fashioned Girl."
Teresa was always a good singer.
Great harmony from the guys. And I enjoyed hearing the live orchestra.
Love the songs and really love her dress!
Great to have another Teresa Brewer ulpoad again. Now can we please also have more of Connie Francis, Patti Page, The McGuire Sisters and Vikki Carr?!!
Love, love, .LOVE THEM
Soy mexicano y me encanta toda la música de teresita brewer es una delicia oírla cantar
Que bella Teresa Brewer..!
Imagine her up on some big stage - belting out some song - and folks out in the audience saying: "I can hear her - but I can't see her."
、テレサ❤ブリーユワ❤❤❤❤❤
A la même époque elle chantait le "hula hop"
John Ritter, seeing his therapist in Skin Deep (1989) brought me here:
RITTER: Doc, what's *wrong* with me?
THERAPIST: Well for one thing, you can't sing worth shit!
Monsoor prefers Ethel Merman and Rosemary Clooney.
She sure was a cutie.
These aren't even songs that Teresa Brewer was known for recording. What a strange show.
My guess is they were making young performers a little more relatable to older audiences...🤷🏽♂️
Teresa Brewer recorded "There'll Be Some Changes Made" on her 1955 Coral album, "Music, Music, Music". She sang it throughout her career. I am not sure when she originally recorded "Melancholy Baby", but it is included on several greatest hit compilations.