They were all so good and this was totally delightful. Longest I ever saw elvis stay still. Thrte are no shows like this anymore, nor performers like these, miss them all.😢
@@Fancylooks Actually it does. I saw this live when it aired on tv (yes, I'm that old). It was about the comedy, not about singing. Elvis was having fun as an actor. If you can't tell that the entire sketch was basically nonsense, it probably because you don't understand the humor of that time.
@@sharonelliott2366 I am quite old as well, maybe not as much as you, but maybe the fact that I am from Spain, grew and lived in Spain 95% of my life (Spain is in Europe, do you know that?), and continue to life in Spain, makes it more difficult for me to know who those famous people in USA were, except Elvis, he transcended frontiers, as many of your comedians, singers, actors... but not those ones in the film with Elvis.. And, once more, what you say doesn't make any difference to what I first said, it doesn't prove anything wrong to what I said at all, but you keep saying it in a way that tries to challenge it, Why? Just because I didn't know those people?
@@sharonelliott2366 Pues creo que eso tampoco cambia en nada lo que yo digo, así que creo que ni tú misma sabes en lo que no estás de acuerdo, es que no se entiende a dónde quieres llegar ni qué tiene de malo lo que puse en mi primer comentario, le sacáis siempre la punta a todo, acéptalo!
I've watched this clip probably a half dozen times in the last year and never realized until just now that the other male entertainer is Andy Griffith! Wow, I suspected I was a little "dense," but not that dense! LOL! Four legendary entertainers in a great skit! Those were the days!
@shivam kardile what makes you think that? Elvis was a singer. And a mediocre actor. Steve was a entertaining genius, musician and song writer. And not a bad actor either.
Steve Allen and Andy Griffith both have a lot of skills and experience to learn from. Elvis, good performance student that he was, surely enjoyed learning from both Mr Allen and Mr Griffith, a generation his senior. And all of them surely took advantage of the learning opportunities when Mrs Coca worked. She was a generation older than the senior fellas.
I wasn’t sure but that was Andy Griffith! up there with Imogene Coca, Steve Allen and Elvis! Elvis was a 19 yr old kid just starting out with Heavy Weight Entertainers of the day! As humble as he was he probably thought WTF I’m on National TV w/ Imogene Coca Steve Allen and Andy Griffith! JEEPERS!😜 It’s just so sad he’d only get about 20 more years to Entertain us. But the Boy from Mississippi didn’t do to bad other than how his life ended! What a waste! …
People today are so into their comments. Glad everyone here is an expert. This is just some innocent fun on a tv show. Elvis most likely thought it was fun. He was not as self centered as most people here.
Elvis supposedly was a very cool guy; came down for Tigers 2 and 3oz and didn't understand everything yet esp. Steve Allen who was so ahead of his time but you can see they were having fun. Steve Allen, in those " intellectual " glasses, was so well-read and cool, tho he looks like an old fud now, a shame because that's so inaccurate, that he reportedly was so kind to Elvis, not in TV long yet at that point, got him around to meet people etc. And Elvis did. Two guys who contributed so much to the West Michigan area.
Elvis is a cousin of my moms ( not sure how close because of a backhills family fued my grandparents didn't talk to their family much, still dont know what about) but if if he was anything like my mom and Aunt this is right up his alley with a great sense of humor.
What a gentleman Elvis was putting up with this crap . What a beautiful human being he was inside and out . Elvis Aron Presley....Truly a Prince From Another Planet.
Andrew Miller - this was VERY early in his career and one of his first appearances on TV, and he did have a good sense of humor, and probably was glad just to be on national TV (if he was ever even on any local stations first). You call this crap but you're looking at it from a 2022 POV while the TV was full of variety shows. EP was also on with Milton Berle before Ed finally broke down and had him on the Sullivan show.
@@lynnlobliner3933 Yes I can see Elvis is very young and it was indeed early in his career. However, in 1956 when he appeared on the Steve Allen show, Elvis was already a big national star with the release of his smash hit Heartbreak Hotel. It was already out, and even on its way to INTERNATIONAL, acclaim. The record was released January 27th of that same year. Given that kind of mind-boggling success, I felt this show was beneath him. Having said that, I fully understand your point. We are indeed looking back after many many years of this man's fame and God given talent, which really was in the stratosphere, and still remains so. Elvis has never been surpassed. I think Elvis put up with a lot of silly stuff he didn't want to do. He was too polite, too co-operative, and way too humble. He knew what good manners were, and what it meant to be civilised, and to respect other people, but those characteristics were just more reasons why he was so loved by everyone. Thank you for your reply, it was appreciated.
OMGGG that was way before my day...... but I Love Elvis & Andy Griffith this was hilarious... I remember watching Hee Haww when I was young I am 54 and my mom and dad and grandparents watched all the time I've heard of this show of course through them... thanks for sharing
But we still could recognize the true comic actors. Andy Griffith, Imogene Coca , Steve and Elvis of course. And even a young Gene Rayburn!. Classic Steve Allen!!! Loved it!!
Elvis was very good at comedy too. He was constantly joking around onstage and offstage! Elvis was NOT a serious boring egotistical guy at all. He was always goofing around back then. Steve was great at comedy, so of course!
The whole time I was thinking that this plus the hound dog episode must have made EP ready to jump off a skyscraper. I don’t know how he survived this.
NOMADdaf - this was one of his very first appearances on national TV, Steve's Sunday night show opposite Sullivan, and this was live. Quit looking at it through your 2022 eyes and watch it through 1956 eyes. There were lots of corny variety shows on TV and they all pretty much stunk from today's POV. Even shows hosted by the likes of Perry Como and Dinah Shore, while having their names on the title, were variety shows with corn.
This is super early tv fool...non of them were super stars yet....this would have been a big break for Presley....any exposure was gold back then. And by the way that so called train wreck was better than some SNLs I've seen.
Never seen this! Steve Allen was a super human being! Elvis looked great! He would have been so good if he had his own show than! Can you imagine that?
I love this so much I had never seen this video I found it on the back of an Elvis trading card which is part of my collection happy I decided to check it out it was fun
Cowboy groups were popular back then and this skirt is a great parody of the genre. Four super talented performers spoofing in a tradition that has kept SNL relevant for decades. Lovin' it.
How have I missed all these years seeing this clip since I was a kid that Andy Griffith was on the show with Elvis? I can't believe I never noticed that until now. In my defense I wasn't born until 1979 so the clip was already over 25 years old before I was old enough to realize what I was watching. But still I've seen this clip several times even as an adult and somehow still missed it.
No começo de carreira muitos artistas passam por cada saia justa, com Elvis não foi diferente, ele bem jovenzinho, mal eles sabiam que este rapaz magrinho iria se tornar o rei do rockroll
How in the world did Elvis ever recover from the miserable encounters he had with Steve Allen. Steve Allen thought it was just a big joke. He had no clue the talent Elvis had.
I've had the soundtrack to this on Bootleg for many years. I never realized that around 5.20 into this performance that Imogene Coca is singing "Begin the Beguine". To me the best version of that song is sung by Melora Hardin in "The Rocketeer". Another nice version was done Pete Townsend and Mike Nesmith.
Me too. Only watching it today after hearing it for 40 years did I recognize Begin the Beguine. That’s a marvelous tune. As a friend said; it sounds good by anybody. Of course, 40 years ago I didn’t know it yet. My favourite version is Billy Fury. He may not have enjoyed recording it but it is a thrilling record.
The movies were not his fault, that was the "colonel", illegal immigrant conman dutchman Van Kuijk. Elvis knew most of the movies were crud. The only good one was "King Creole" and he only liked that one.
Wow Elvis & Andy singing together. Who would've thought? I always thought they was on different sides of the World. Too bad Elvis never guest starred on the Andy Griffith Show!
Now I can see why Elvis said he had sold out when doing the Steve Alan Show. I always thought it had to him wearing the tux singing to a hound dog. The whole show looks like they tried to just make fun of the music. Elvis was a good sport. You can definitely see his star quality. Holding his own up there. You gotta love Andy Griffith
His fans could forgive Elvis in 1956, for at that part of his career, he could do no wrong in his fans’ eyes. Elvis sold out when he began appearing in movie abominations.
Elvis did not like Steve Allen after he had him sing hound dog to a Bassett hound.... Bet Allen never expected Elvis to be so famous over 60 years later
I heard just the opposite, Colonel Parker told Steve that Elvis really liked doing his show and offered him 5 more appearances but Steve turned it down because he wasn’t sure the writers could make Elvis funny week after week.?That was when Ed Sullivan made Elvis the same offer
"Allen never expected Elvis to be famous"...You kind of got that all wrong...Steve Allen was the FIRST to see the talent and ability of Elvis...Had him on the show a few times, and this before anyone else...Are you just annoyed that your hero looks like a young goof, here? It was a comedy show and you can't see that Elvis is actually having some fun, here?
That singing to a hounding was belittling to Elvis and he never forgot it! He went through alot in those days, any lesser man would've given up! In the end he showed them all and had the last laugh, even almost 50 yrs. after death he's Still revelant!
As a young man I bought into the narrative that Steve Allen was deliberately trying to humiliate Elvis. Now I look at it differently. In The Godfather, a killing is only ‘business’, in entertainment, being humiliated on TV is strictly ‘show business’. Everyone gets airtime, everybody gets paid. And it did Elvis no harm.
well said ,unbelievable how some people react to comedy ,,this was just for exposure to introduce a young elvis to the masses at the time ,of his career it worked .did we really know he was gonna be famous ,so ,quit being so ignorant
Je rafolle quelle bonheur de retrouver nos ancêtre avec plaisir ces artiste doué en ont bien amusé plus d un mes grand. Parents mes tantes mes oncles tous savaient chanté joué de l instrument et dansé QU' elle richesse l amour au beau fix au sein des familles et Ami 💟👪👏
Боже мой, еле разглядела Элвиса, что он там делал?😊 что там про блю шюз разобрала😅 в конце. Элвис ниже этих обоих мужиков , он же ещё подрос потом😊 наш мальчик золотой❤
Allen allegedly had given Elvis another ‘chance’ at tv, but had to be done his way. Allen’s body language tells all, by having his back to Elvis in the skit, seemingly cutting him out and never making eye contact; he wasn't fond of the young boy or the music he represented. The media was all Elvis in a negative light at this point in his career. Allen essentially forced Elvis to not be himself while performing. Instead just stand still, and wear tails while singing hound dog, all requirements of Allen.
And on the Ed Sullivan Show he introduced Elvis as a really fine young man. And the rest is history !!! Thank goodness the oppressive control freaks lost and Elvis won. Elvis put up with a lot. He was a true pioneer and invented Rock n Roll !!!
Did Andy like Elvis? I always wondered abt that b/c of the Andy Griffith Show episode "The Guitar Player"! Andy arrests the guitar player & tells him he's ready 4the big time & mentions abt the guy every once in awhile on T.V., "Sounds like s/body beating his dog" & bk then we all know he's talking abt Elvis! We all know Steve Allen was trying his BS 2put Elvis down singing 2A hound dog BUT Andy's name is on his name sake of a show & I'm curious why Andy wld say that abt(which is Elvis)in that episode! Writers or not b/c that's Andy's overall say & I love wating those Andy shows BUT did Andy like Elvis is my point!!!
I caught that too when Andy Griffith said that on the show in the guitar player episode. I wondered too if that was after the Ed Sullivan show where so many people were in an uproar about how suggestive Elvis was. There's never been another Elvis never going to be.
They were all so good and this was totally delightful. Longest I ever saw elvis stay still. Thrte are no shows like this anymore, nor performers like these, miss them all.😢
Elvis was a class act to put up with this lol.
The King is clearly holding back ..he looks like he is ready to explode on that show but couldn't...RIP E...We miss you man
How cute is Elvis!
I saw this show the night it was broadcast.
Andy Griffith AND Elvis in the same video???
HALELLUJAH!!!
And Imogene Coca who is the bigger star of the time.
And Gene Rayburn did the intro and close to this sketch.
Love Andy
& on the same stage in 1955 doing concerts
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Elvis, Andy & Imogene was 1956 but Elvis & Andy did atleast 4 shows together in the previous year (Outdoor shows)
I think Elvis kept his real voice from coming out so as not to make these people feel uncomfortable about their singing skills... he was charming!
@@sharonelliott2366 That doesn't make any difference to what I said.
@@Fancylooks Actually it does. I saw this live when it aired on tv (yes, I'm that old). It was about the comedy, not about singing. Elvis was having fun as an actor. If you can't tell that the entire sketch was basically nonsense, it probably because you don't understand the humor of that time.
@@sharonelliott2366 I am quite old as well, maybe not as much as you, but maybe the fact that I am from Spain, grew and lived in Spain 95% of my life (Spain is in Europe, do you know that?), and continue to life in Spain, makes it more difficult for me to know who those famous people in USA were, except Elvis, he transcended frontiers, as many of your comedians, singers, actors... but not those ones in the film with Elvis.. And, once more, what you say doesn't make any difference to what I first said, it doesn't prove anything wrong to what I said at all, but you keep saying it in a way that tries to challenge it, Why? Just because I didn't know those people?
@@Fancylooks Porque no estoy de acuerdo. Parecí mi que el estaba divertiendose y nada mas.
@@sharonelliott2366 Pues creo que eso tampoco cambia en nada lo que yo digo, así que creo que ni tú misma sabes en lo que no estás de acuerdo, es que no se entiende a dónde quieres llegar ni qué tiene de malo lo que puse en mi primer comentario, le sacáis siempre la punta a todo, acéptalo!
"And don't step on my blue suede shoes" Elvis was great.
Elvis was just adorable
Steve Allen was so good he even made bloopers, stuff ups and ads funny.
This is talent
These were probably Elvis favorite years..he was 21 here.
An amazing piece of TV history.
I've watched this clip probably a half dozen times in the last year and never realized until just now that the other male entertainer is Andy Griffith! Wow, I suspected I was a little "dense," but not that dense! LOL! Four legendary entertainers in a great skit! Those were the days!
great skit?
@shivam kardile what makes you think that? Elvis was a singer. And a mediocre actor. Steve was a entertaining genius, musician and song writer. And not a bad actor either.
Don't feel bad, I didn't know who it was either! LOL
@John Battles. I didn't realize it either- especially with the printing over his face. Lol.
Emma Jean Coca from National Lampoons Vacation
Steve Allen and Andy Griffith both have a lot of skills and experience to learn from. Elvis, good performance student that he was, surely enjoyed learning from both Mr Allen and Mr Griffith, a generation his senior.
And all of them surely took advantage of the learning opportunities when Mrs Coca worked. She was a generation older than the senior fellas.
I wasn’t sure but that was Andy Griffith! up there with Imogene Coca, Steve Allen and Elvis!
Elvis was a 19 yr old kid just starting out with Heavy Weight Entertainers of the day!
As humble as he was he probably thought WTF I’m on National TV w/ Imogene Coca Steve Allen and Andy Griffith! JEEPERS!😜
It’s just so sad he’d only get about 20 more years to Entertain us. But the Boy from Mississippi didn’t do to bad other than how his life ended! What a waste! …
Absolutely brilliant ... thank you very much indeed.
This is one of the last skits Elvis ever played second banana.
this might be the most adorable thing I've ever seen of Elvis
Hahaha, ah lol ....feel tha bellyBURN😁
People today are so into their comments. Glad everyone here is an expert. This is just some innocent fun on a tv show. Elvis most likely thought it was fun. He was not as self centered as most people here.
Actually, Elvis was known as one of the most humble and respectful people in show biz.
Elvis supposedly was a very cool guy; came down for Tigers 2 and 3oz and didn't understand everything yet esp. Steve Allen who was so ahead of his time but you can see they were having fun. Steve Allen, in those " intellectual " glasses, was so well-read and cool, tho he looks like an old fud now, a shame because that's so inaccurate, that he reportedly was so kind to Elvis, not in TV long yet at that point, got him around to meet people etc. And Elvis did. Two guys who contributed so much to the West Michigan area.
Elvis is a cousin of my moms ( not sure how close because of a backhills family fued my grandparents didn't talk to their family much, still dont know what about) but if if he was anything like my mom and Aunt this is right up his alley with a great sense of humor.
First time ever seeing this Steve Allen thing with Elvis Presley, Andy Griffith, etc. .... I enjoyed it, thanks
I watched it again. ....it's really strange how we try to be entertained yeeHAW geddy up
All-Star Cast: Andy Griffith, Imogene Coca, Steve Allen and Elvis Presley.Nice.
Yes it was! Good catch.
I realized it was Andy Griffith the moment he spoke.
Elvis was in the background most of the time and respected his fellow entertainers...👍👍
He's still the main attraction in the stage
Lol..he shot the candy bar..
In the intro and closing clips, we see Gene Rayburn, who would later host the game show, "Match Game".
What a gentleman Elvis was putting up with this crap . What a beautiful human being he was inside and out . Elvis Aron Presley....Truly a Prince From Another Planet.
Andrew Miller - this was VERY early in his career and one of his first appearances on TV, and he did have a good sense of humor, and probably was glad just to be on national TV (if he was ever even on any local stations first). You call this crap but you're looking at it from a 2022 POV while the TV was full of variety shows. EP was also on with Milton Berle before Ed finally broke down and had him on the Sullivan show.
@@lynnlobliner3933 Yes I can see Elvis is very young and it was indeed early in his career. However, in 1956 when he appeared on the Steve Allen show, Elvis was already a big national star with the release of his smash hit Heartbreak Hotel. It was already out, and even on its way to INTERNATIONAL, acclaim. The record was released January 27th of that same year. Given that kind of mind-boggling success, I felt this show was beneath him. Having said that, I fully understand your point. We are indeed looking back after many many years of this man's fame and God given talent, which really was in the stratosphere, and still remains so. Elvis has never been surpassed. I think Elvis put up with a lot of silly stuff he didn't want to do. He was too polite, too co-operative, and way too humble. He knew what good manners were, and what it meant to be civilised, and to respect other people, but those characteristics were just more reasons why he was so loved by everyone. Thank you for your reply, it was appreciated.
He was yoing , just starting his career and he was on that stage with some of the best.
And young too.....
And Imogene Coco. No one seemed to know who this remarkable woman was!
Damn!...I love it!!!
OMGGG that was way before my day...... but I Love Elvis & Andy Griffith this was hilarious... I remember watching Hee Haww when I was young I am 54 and my mom and dad and grandparents watched all the time I've heard of this show of course through them... thanks for sharing
The “Historic Films” heading is terribly distracting with it covering their faces.
Exactly!
Yes i know. It needs to be smaller.
But we still could recognize the true comic actors. Andy Griffith, Imogene Coca , Steve and Elvis of course. And even a young Gene Rayburn!.
Classic Steve Allen!!! Loved it!!
Yeah I agree. Typically stuff like that should go along the bottom of the screen.
You should search for “Steve Allen and Elvis”, then you see this without the letters. 👌👌👌👌👌
Elvis showed his class by putting up with Steve's silly antics.....
why wouldn't he-stupid
Elvis was very good at comedy too. He was constantly joking around onstage and offstage! Elvis was NOT a serious boring egotistical guy at all. He was always goofing around back then. Steve was great at comedy, so of course!
This shows just how great Elvis was if his career survived this train wreck!
The whole time I was thinking that this plus the hound dog episode must have made EP ready to jump off a skyscraper. I don’t know how he survived this.
NOMADdaf - this was one of his very first appearances on national TV, Steve's Sunday night show opposite Sullivan, and this was live. Quit looking at it through your 2022 eyes and watch it through 1956 eyes. There were lots of corny variety shows on TV and they all pretty much stunk from today's POV. Even shows hosted by the likes of Perry Como and Dinah Shore, while having their names on the title, were variety shows with corn.
@@lynnlobliner3933 elvis hated it though
This is super early tv fool...non of them were super stars yet....this would have been a big break for Presley....any exposure was gold back then. And by the way that so called train wreck was better than some SNLs I've seen.
It took me about 2 minutes til it dawned on me that that is Andy.
My two favourite entertainers in the same skit!!!! This is incredible!!!!!!!
EAP So Young. So Gorgeous back then He just started
Back when sketches were live! :)
It's hard To Believe They were good enough To get Elvis on that show!
He was still a 'nobody' here. His famous appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show came months later.
The big star here is Andy Griffith
Good enough?
I think Elvis is shy and tarciturn in real life.
Never seen this! Steve Allen was a super human being! Elvis looked great! He would have been so good if he had his own show than! Can you imagine that?
Hummm🤔Elvis forsure, may not of needed ol Col.Pecker.. stinker.. oop's o yeah Parker, Col. Parker. Sry abt tht.
@shivam kardile o wow what is that about?
The history of the Elves and films excellent
I wished Elvis was still here.
Me too, friend. Me too...
I love this so much I had never seen this video I found it on the back of an Elvis trading card which is part of my collection happy I decided to check it out it was fun
Pandora "Abbott n Costello" station brought me here lol I love classics
The theme of that entire show was "Humiliating Elvis and southerners!"
TRUE !!!
If that’s what you got out of this, then you must be a hit at parties. 🙄
Cowboy groups were popular back then and this skirt is a great parody of the genre. Four super talented performers spoofing in a tradition that has kept SNL relevant for decades. Lovin' it.
That is Aunt Edna from the movie Vacation.
Steve Allen saw Elvis as a hillbilly but Elvis showed him
How have I missed all these years seeing this clip since I was a kid that Andy Griffith was on the show with Elvis? I can't believe I never noticed that until now. In my defense I wasn't born until 1979 so the clip was already over 25 years old before I was old enough to realize what I was watching. But still I've seen this clip several times even as an adult and somehow still missed it.
Does anyone notice that Andy Griffin was also part of this act?
A true classic love this show !🤠
No começo de carreira muitos artistas passam por cada saia justa, com Elvis não foi diferente, ele bem jovenzinho, mal eles sabiam que este rapaz magrinho iria se tornar o rei do rockroll
I never knew that Andy Griffith and Elvis appeared on TV together
They also did a few Live shows in 1955 together - same venue.
Andy & Elvis did shows, same venues together in 1955
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Great clip!
Happy Birthday Elvis Jan 8 2021
6:00 you can tell that's the only part elvis actually enjoyed. You can even see him smile 😂
The ONLY REASON that I gave this a thumbs up is because of Elvis.
O início de uma LENDA !
Lindo!
Never saw this before and I could have waited longer. Elvis was adorable though.
How in the world did Elvis ever recover from the miserable encounters he had with Steve Allen. Steve Allen thought it was just a big joke. He had no clue the talent Elvis had.
I've had the soundtrack to this on Bootleg for many years. I never realized that around 5.20 into this performance that Imogene Coca is singing "Begin the Beguine". To me the best version of that song is sung by Melora Hardin in "The Rocketeer". Another nice version was done Pete Townsend and Mike Nesmith.
Me too. Only watching it today after hearing it for 40 years did I recognize Begin the Beguine. That’s a marvelous tune. As a friend said; it sounds good by anybody. Of course, 40 years ago I didn’t know it yet.
My favourite version is Billy Fury. He may not have enjoyed recording it but it is a thrilling record.
@@elvisonwax yes actually she can really sing good
Begin the Beguine? What’s a beguine? And why did they begin it?
I watched the Steve Allen show in B/W when we had a color TV.
I think Andy was not real famous yet iif this is 1956, that wasn’t until he was in “A Face in the Crowd” in 57’
I love early Elvis 56-57
Simply amazing...accidental history for sure...
Superb!
Sweet sweet ELVIS 🧛🌹😍🎸
dayam... encore from above yaw, to all of 'em. thank you too, youtube. :D & thank you HFSFA!
That's telling them Tumble weed! Dentist appreciate Tanto Bar.😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Tumbleweed Presley 😂😂😂
If Elvis thinks he's being humiliated here, wait til he reads the scripts of his upcoming movies. Compared to Clambake, this is Shakespeare.
Touche!!!!!
This is not humiliating this is great comedy! elvis was always joking and goofing, too!
The movies were not his fault, that was the "colonel", illegal immigrant conman dutchman Van Kuijk. Elvis knew most of the movies were crud. The only good one was "King Creole" and he only liked that one.
@@michaelcraig9449 Yeah, I cringe every time I see or think of him. Wish he had really cared about Elvis!
I liked all the elvis movies.
Too Funny!
Yep
Originally telecast on July 1, 1956.
Very special to see.
The tonto bar ad is hilarious!
The first time I’ve seen Elvis not take center stage
Wow Elvis & Andy singing together. Who would've thought? I always thought they was on different sides of the World. Too bad Elvis never guest starred on the Andy Griffith Show!
Now I can see why Elvis said he had sold out when doing the Steve Alan Show. I always thought it had to him wearing the tux singing to a hound dog. The whole show looks like they tried to just make fun of the music.
Elvis was a good sport. You can definitely see his star quality. Holding his own up there. You gotta love Andy Griffith
His fans could forgive Elvis in 1956, for at that part of his career, he could do no wrong in his fans’ eyes. Elvis sold out when he began appearing in movie abominations.
thanks
Never seen this before. Shame Elvis didn't get to sing a little Western Bop. He certainly has the outfit for it!
O começo de tudo. Que lindo
Elvis did not like Steve Allen after he had him sing hound dog to a Bassett hound.... Bet Allen never expected Elvis to be so famous over 60 years later
Right. And everyone knows who Elvis is. Steve Allen...not so much :)
I heard just the opposite, Colonel Parker told Steve that Elvis really liked doing his show and offered him 5 more appearances but Steve turned it down because he wasn’t sure the writers could make Elvis funny week after week.?That was when Ed Sullivan made Elvis the same offer
@@SusanDoran Im sure that if you researched Steve Allen's biography, you would be amazed at how popular and famous he was in many of the arts.
"Allen never expected Elvis to be famous"...You kind of got that all wrong...Steve Allen was the FIRST to see the talent and ability of Elvis...Had him on the show a few times, and this before anyone else...Are you just annoyed that your hero looks like a young goof, here? It was a comedy show and you can't see that Elvis is actually having some fun, here?
That singing to a hounding was belittling to Elvis and he never forgot it! He went through alot in those days, any lesser man would've given up! In the end he showed them all and had the last laugh, even almost 50 yrs. after death he's Still revelant!
I wish Elvis would have done more stuff like that 😂
@Pam Schobelock I TOTALLY agree!
Like how Steve stands and blocks camera on Elvis, really a great guy.
Yeah.
As a young man I bought into the narrative that Steve Allen was deliberately trying to humiliate Elvis. Now I look at it differently. In The Godfather, a killing is only ‘business’, in entertainment, being humiliated on TV is strictly ‘show business’. Everyone gets airtime, everybody gets paid. And it did Elvis no harm.
well said ,unbelievable how some people react to comedy ,,this was just for exposure to introduce a young elvis to the masses at the time ,of his career it worked .did we really know he was gonna be famous ,so ,quit being so ignorant
never seen before - any elvis history is special
Me and elvis are capricorns... so the way he acted in this skit is how I would have acted
..reason
..I would have felt stupid
Ikr I'm Capricorn too, haha
Little corney for us caps
Elvis said ptomaine texas. ptomaine is a poisoning of the stomach LMBO 😂.
I didn’t realize till I read the comments that that was Andy Griffith. That’s amazing.
Imogene Coca was a little cutie back then.
Is that... Is that Andy Griffith on the far left?!
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Rattlesnake Griffith &
Tumbleweed PRESLEY 😍🙃🕺
C L A S S I C 🕺💃
On Steve Allen
Oh my!!!! WHAT A TREAT!!!!!
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All first class entertainers!
Imogen Coca...Andy Griffith..Elvis....and Steve !
Je rafolle quelle bonheur de retrouver nos ancêtre avec plaisir ces artiste doué en ont bien amusé plus d un mes grand. Parents mes tantes mes oncles tous savaient chanté joué de l instrument et dansé QU' elle richesse l amour au beau fix au sein des familles et Ami 💟👪👏
Боже мой, еле разглядела Элвиса, что он там делал?😊 что там про блю шюз разобрала😅 в конце. Элвис ниже этих обоих мужиков , он же ещё подрос потом😊 наш мальчик золотой❤
Gene Rayburn was the announcer. He later hosted game shows.
Allen allegedly had given Elvis another ‘chance’ at tv, but had to be done his way. Allen’s body language tells all, by having his back to Elvis in the skit, seemingly cutting him out and never making eye contact; he wasn't fond of the young boy or the music he represented. The media was all Elvis in a negative light at this point in his career. Allen essentially forced Elvis to not be himself while performing. Instead just stand still, and wear tails while singing hound dog, all requirements of Allen.
And on the Ed Sullivan Show he introduced Elvis as a really fine young man. And the rest is history !!! Thank goodness the oppressive control freaks lost and Elvis won. Elvis put up with a lot. He was a true pioneer and invented Rock n Roll !!!
Rubbish these last 2 comments.
@@cherieallen2539 In Steve’s own words:
@@dreamcatcher5502 if you think Elvis ‘invented rock and roll’, you surely are revealing your total ignorance of the history of RnR 🙄
Did Andy like Elvis? I always wondered abt that b/c of the Andy Griffith Show episode "The Guitar Player"! Andy arrests the guitar player & tells him he's ready 4the big time & mentions abt the guy every once in awhile on T.V., "Sounds like s/body beating his dog" & bk then we all know he's talking abt Elvis! We all know Steve Allen was trying his BS 2put Elvis down singing 2A hound dog BUT Andy's name is on his name sake of a show & I'm curious why Andy wld say that abt(which is Elvis)in that episode! Writers or not b/c that's Andy's overall say & I love wating those Andy shows BUT did Andy like Elvis is my point!!!
Dallas Drew Could you edit down your words to even less letters that way I wouldn’t bother to try to read as much as I did
@@Inpreesme Whatever. How's that?
I caught that too when Andy Griffith said that on the show in the guitar player episode. I wondered too if that was after the Ed Sullivan show where so many people were in an uproar about how suggestive Elvis was. There's never been another Elvis never going to be.
I know the woman was Samantha Stevens from Bewitched relation in one of the episodes
HILARIOUS !
懐かしいな。小学校の時高田馬場で母親と見た。