Jerry Lewis on Engelbert Humperdinck (1970)
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- Lewis duets Gypsy's "Everything's Coming Up Roses" and appears in a series of skits with the title star, and then he REALLY pulls one over on the network censors by doing an R-rated reinterpretation of "Blues in Hoss Flat" (11:15). Clip provided by sean32. Copyright 1970 ITC.
At "85" Engelbert just booked another show in Philadelphia May 2022. Engelbert had his own TV Series for 6 months 69-70 shown in the U.K. through ATV and ABC in the U.S. He had all the top entertainers on.
Engelbert is multitalented. He knows how to make people laugh. His impression of Jerry Lewis is spot-on!
Two very handsome and talented men. RIP Jerry, you are missed 😢❤
Eine fantastische Show.Enge und Jerry zusammen sind einfach fantastisch.👏🌹❤😘
Two handsome men and legendary entertainers - Jerry looked good wearing that goatee.
It's a revelation to me that Engelbert hosted his own shows in the 70,s A lost period that I'm so loving now.He is brilliant as an entertainer .And I remember the Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis comedies of our youth How we laughed Being back the good old days with real music and real comedy🙏🤗💝💃🤺🎉🤺💃💝🤗🙏
Jerry was really funny on this show! Sometimes it was hit and miss on TV after he split with Dean Martin but these two had chemistry together. Bravo! 👏👏👏
So awesome.
Engelbert Humperdinck, nombre artístico de Arnold George Dorsey, es un cantante Crooner y actor británico nacido en Chennai (antes llamada Madrás), India, el 2 de mayo de 1936. Humperdinck gracias a su voz perfectamente modulada es considerado como uno de los grandes baladistas del orbe y uno de los mejores de todos los tiempos [1] Sus sencillos " Release Me " y " The Last Waltz (álbum) " encabezaron las listas de música del Reino Unido en 1967, y vendieron más de un millón de copias cada uno. [1] En Norteamérica, también tuvo éxitos en las listas con "After the Lovin'" (1976) y "This Moment in Time" (1979). Ha vendido más de 140 millones de discos en todo el mundo. [1]
Hizo buenas migas con Tom Jones
OMG…Engelbert absolutely does the BEST Jerry Lewis impression of all time!
Engelbert Humperdinck & Jerry Lewis T V Show!
Was Absolutely, Fantastic.! Best Comedians.!
I’ve seen them perform before, but this is the best
I’ve seen. I couldn’t stop laughing..!!!
Engelbert, Has a great Sense of Humor also.!
I really ♥️to see them Perform, Fantastic.!!!😄😂
This is hilarious,........ Jerry looks cool with his goatee 👈😎👍
It was funny and entertaining Enge and Jerry i can't stop laughing i love the skit Enge can really act too
Genial Jerry Lewis y acompañado de Engelbert Hperdinck imaginen ustedes que maravillosa experiencia ver esto después de tantos años dos talentos extraordinarios sin duda desde Dorsey maravilloso cantante una voz como la de él, Rey del romance solamente una vez en la vida no hay manera de tener otra ni siquiera parecida inolvidable Sr. Engelbert Hperdinck hasta siempre.🇲🇽
c'était la belle époque c'est pas comme aujourd'hui respect pour c'est deux star incroyable 🌈
JERRY MY MERRY HEART ❤ 💙 💜 💖 💗 💘 ❤ 💙 💜 💖 💗 💘 ❤ 💙 💜 💖 💗 💘 ❤ 💙
Haaaa haaaa.... That were times...what a Typ Jerry Lewis....Engelbert, saw Him live once in 🇩🇪 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼the voice squuueekin mega 🤣
I love it. Jimmy Durante for the finish is awesome!
Buenísimo! Extraordinarios!! 😂😂😂
Jerry Lewis (de nacimiento Joseph o Jerome Levitch; Newark, Estados Unidos, 16 de marzo de 1926-Las Vegas, 20 de agosto de 2017) fue un comediante, actor, cantante, director y humanitario estadounidense.
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Bravissimi!
Cool 😎
Enge is such a comedian - from Liz R.
Jerry LOVE 😍 FOREVERMORE
Nutty professor movie idea concepts cool and that Singer Good at voices acting and yep I was Right music while Jerry lewis mimes
Melhor só se nascer outros. Exelente.
Excellente .
Jerry Lewis
16/03/26
20/08/17
I got a lot of the "Fuck That" finale performance, but if there's a more proficient lip-reader watching, a translation would be appreciated!
Who cares, I am here for Engelbert 💖
@@eva_loves_enge Eva, I'm not putting the full episodes on CZcams (music copyright b.s.), but you can download all of them that I've got right here: mega.nz/folder/7ppmnIgb#LXcz13MzFADZBgrBmqcHhw
F...that? What's supposed to mean?
Jerry screwed up the last sentence of the song. He normally doesn't do that.
Me gustaría en castellano para saber lo que dicen
Anchio!
Engelbert looks very much like a Hindu even though he only lived in India
Engelbert is one big mass of ambiguity. Born Arnold George Dorsey in India, raised in Britain, sounds American, took on the inscrutable stage name... I didn't know much about him until this show fell into my lap, and I'm still not sure what to make of him.
@@VinnieRattolle Engelbert’s father was a member of the British Army and stationed in Madras, India when Engelbert was born. Not sure how long his family stayed there, but he was still a boy when they moved back to England. In the late 1950’s he got his first recording contract with Decca Records with the stage name of Gerry Dorsey (keeping his real last name). In 1966, under the advisement of his friend/manager Gordon Mills (who was also managing Tom Jones), he changed his name to Engelbert Humperdinck, who was a 19th century German composer whose most famous work was “Hansel & Gretel”. The name was just odd enough for people to remember it, and in 1967 his version of the country song “Release Me” became a huge hit in both the UK and the US. In fact, it stopped The Beatles “Penny Lane” from reaching the #1 spot in the UK. Both him and Tom Jones still record and tour around the world today (in fact, I just saw Engelbert in Atlantic City NJ last month - he still has more energy at 85 years old than I’ll ever have…😄)
@@robertb4781 I was born in 1977. I grew up with '50s-'60s music, knew his biggest hits, and that he swiped the name, but he was primarily just that guy that I saw every time I flipped through a stack of records in a thrift store (which I've been doing for my whole life -- and there's ALWAYS at least one of his albums!).
@@VinnieRattolle 😆 true…I also would find his albums at flea markets, yard sales, etc., but I actually was about 8 years old (in 1971) when our next-door neighbor gave my parents a bunch of 45s and LP’s that were under the London Records label (he worked in the finance department there in Manhattan). I loved music as a kid and loved playing records - one of records he gave to my parents was “The Last Waltz” and I had no idea who the singer was, but for whatever reason liked his voice and the way he sang…pretty sure I was probably one of his youngest “male” fans ever 😊Since then I’ve met him about half a dozen times, had a few pics taken together, and some signed vinyl (including his first Gerry Dorsey 45 which he couldn’t believe I had). He’s pretty cool with his fans and most of them have seen him literally hundreds of times…
@@robertb4781 I agree that he still presents a fabulous show and he truly enjoys performing for his fans. Sounds like you are a fan from the beginning, me too 1969. He is my musical therapist, my fantasy, my reason to stay strong.