John Raitt & Florence Henderson "People Will Say We're In Love" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- John Raitt & Florence Henderson "People Will Say We're In Love" on The Ed Sullivan Show, March 27, 1955. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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I didn’t know she could sing like that,all I can say is wow.
As a kid in the 70s, the only thing I knew she sang on was a Wesson Oil commercial. "Wessonality". It sounded nothing like this tho 😅
What a great performance! I knew John was a great singer but I'm floored by Florence's fantastic voice! From one of the tribute episodes to Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein. "People Will Say We're in Love" is from Oklahoma which both Raitt and Henderson starred in nationally in a touring company.
No, they did the secound national touring company.
@@steveb1164 Thank you for the correction! I'll edit my comment.
They toured with Barbara Cook as Ado Annie and her husband David Lee Grant as Ali Hakim.But when they opened on
Broadway Curly wasnt play by Raitt who made Pajama Game instead and Curly was played By Raid Bond.
Imagine Florence Henderson John Raitt and Barbara Cook instead of Gordon Mc Rae Shiriey Jones and Gloria Grahame in the Oklahoma movie.
I dont know if it would be better but It would have been different not better not worse different. This performance was st the same time than the Oklahoma movie was made 1955.
@@dianaaljadeff2983 Raitt opened Carousel as Billy Bigelow. When he went to NYC to audition to replace Alfred Drake, Rodgers & Hammerstein said we not only have our Curly, but our Billy. Pajama Game was later.
Florence Henderson was so young and beautiful here.❤
And remained beautiful throughout her career. I just love her voice ❤
Wow. I did not know she was a real singer! Very nice. Love this song.
"Real singer", that's why I prefer Shirley Jones
I’m old enough to remember her as a singer long before the Brady Bunch. She had a fabulous voice!
I met Florence Henderson back in 1967 at the Empire Room of the old Waldorf Astoria in NY. She had tea with me bf her performance that night. I fondly remember her kindness and humility as a young high school kid. That particular night the composer Richard Rogers was in the audience! 😊
So young..❤Always loved Florence's voice..
Beautiful memories. I teared up. Thank you. 😊
Boy! Bonnie's dad and Mike's wife sang the heck out of that song! Florence was so tiny...and pretty! 😍💜
Who's Bonnie?
@@rosajohnson5212 Bonnie Raitt, the singer. Long, red hair. Something to Talk About is one of her hits.
@@rosajohnson5212 bonnie rait the great singer. i cant make you love me
Florence sang on at least two other Sullivan Show episodes, both in solo performances. They have been posted for a while on the Sullivan Show YT channel.
It's amazing that I can say that I knew who John Raitt was before Bonnie came onto the scene. It's all due to him being on shows like this.
I'm not familiar with him, nor Bonnie.
Google Bonnie Raitt. She's a great singer, songwriter, musician. One big hit was "Let's Give em Something to talk About/Talk about Love".
@@jacowlmedia Oh! I've heard that song. I like that song. She has a beautiful voice. Thank you for responding!🙂♥️
Thanks For Sharing This ❤
I Love Watching The Ed Sullivan Show ❤
I don't recall ever hearing Florence sing on The Brady Bunch😮. Her voice is beautiful!😊
I think she did once, but I'm not sure. She sang on talk shows, though.
@@StephanieJeanne Seeing your comment, seems like her face flashed before me singing during Christmas in church or something like that. In any case, whenever it was, you're absolutely right. Thank you!
@@rosajohnson5212 Yes, I think that's right! You're welcome.☺️
@@StephanieJeanne ❤️
She sang a Christmas song in church in season 1.
She lost her voice and couldn't sing, but Cindy asked Santa Clause for mom's voice to return for Christmas.
And it did!!
We didn't have TV in 1955. Lol. .. I didn't know how lucky I was. I saw John Raitt in Don Quixote, circa 1980, Akron, Ohio. He sang the Impossible Dream about 5 times during that play. He was a great singer/actor ❤❤❤😊
Florence Henderson's voice was perfection.
Almost 70 years ago! Mid 20th century!
No body microphones when they toured houses across America. Their technique got them through the show!
Florence Henderson and John Raitt played Oklahoma on Broadway with Barbara Cook as Ado Annie. In this Ed Sullivan programa both Florence Henderson and Barbara Cook sang the Laurie songs and the original Ado Annie Celeste Holm sang I cant say no
She really has wessonality!
🙌🤣 She sure does!
Florence is unrecognizable. I would've never guessed it was her! Being a Brady Bunch kid, i didn't know she could sing.
I don't ever recall her singing on the Brady Bunch show. But yes, wow what a voice!❤
When I was in high school, I saw her as Maria in the tour of The Sound of Music.
Great kinescope clip of superb vocalism by Raitt and Henderson.
Wow. She could sing.
Henderson was abround seventeen here. When she told Richard Rodgers her age at her audition, he smild and said "You're a little too old for the part." Laurey is supposed to be 15 or 16, Curly around 19 or 20. Henderson and Rait headed the second US touring company.
Actually 21 years old. Born February 14, 1934. But at this point she certainly looked younger than that.
For those old enough to remember, the Ed Sullivan Show was well-known for how miscellaneous and varied it was. Take a look at this, then a jazz performance, a juggler, a comedian, and every other thing that got on the program for much of the USA to see and hear.
Indeed. There never was any other program quite like it. it was a showcase of the world's best entertainment for 23 years. There was something for everyone. If you were invited to perform on the show, it was a sign you had "made it."
It's easy to see where Bonnie Raitt got her talent. 😊❤❤
I was just about to comment on how surprising and ironic it is that a screaming hippie drug-laden banshee like Bonnie Raitt could be the daughter of a man who was such a fine musician who performed such great misc by composers like Rodgers and Hammerstein.
Doesnt look like her at all! Wow, she sang so beautufully here!
Bonnie's father, and the future star of The Brady Bunch. 😁
This was broadcast three days before my birthday (no, I'm not telling which one. LOLOLOLOL).
Brady mom had a beautiful operatic voice as a young woman. She must've been about 21 here
Mrs. Brady was hot.
He is Bonnie dad
She became mom in the brady bunch 1969
Said it before, but Florence Henderson could just as easily been America's Julie Andrews instead of Carol Brady....
Their voice are great too bad the melody is not catchy nor as great as "The sound of Silence"!
I assume you are joking.