Nothing like her; a better singer than most realize. Also Ck out some of her trippy and hot(!) early images/photos. I had no idea! A twenty pound box of money, Ms.Bailey!✌🏻🎶⚜️
What an awesome personality, singer, comedic entertainer. Pearl is The whole package. Hard shoes to fill or I guess I should say heels- lol. “ Hello Clause “. Lol
I see Pearl is using a cane in this set. Not sure if its a prop or something more. I had read somewhere that she suffered a heart attack in the early 1960s and am wondering if she was using the cane as both a prop and a measure for support. You also hear her mention in her song that shes "lost so much weight" which makes me think she had a health issue and some weight loss might be helpful.
Question: Was this a television broadcast? A kinescope? The reason I ask is because there wasn't much colour television in 1960, other than Bonanza. Great video, great singer! Thanks for sharing!
It’s an original color videotape. NBC was owned by RCA and they were promoting their new color sets in the late ‘50s by producing color content. The Dinah Shore Chevy Show was always broadcast “In Living Color” as they proudly announced at the beginning of each broadcast. Starting in late ‘58 with the introduction of color videotape these broadcasts were recorded. Some 25-30 years later NBC was going to destroy these large bulky tapes because they took up too much room but first offered them to Dinah and she bought them for around $15,000. NBC made the same offer to Andy Williams and Perry Como. Andy purchased his tapes but Perry declined, being satisfied with black and white kinescopes.
Wow, what a performance! And what a dame - truly magnifique! 👍
A true talent! The whole package! Wow!!!!!
A true talent, the one, the only...... Pearl Bailey!!!!!!! Awesome!!!!!!!!
One of the best from the past.
Yes Ms. Pearl!
Nothing like her; a better singer than most realize. Also Ck out some of her trippy and hot(!) early images/photos. I had no idea! A twenty pound box of money, Ms.Bailey!✌🏻🎶⚜️
What an awesome personality, singer, comedic entertainer. Pearl is The whole package. Hard shoes to fill or I guess I should say heels- lol. “ Hello Clause “. Lol
Such an entertainer. And beautiful she was. I surely would have loved to have met her.
Queen Latifa should play her on a bio pic
Five Pound Box Of Money Lol 😂
I can't believe this got two thumbs down.
It's the Grinch and Satan. Only those two could hate this.
Don't have to worry about that anymore. All dislikes are now hidden.
@@barryanderson3910 lolol my thoughts exactly... Good thing for Tommy's peace of mind.
A female Louis Armstrong style singer when it comes to engaging the audience with chatter during a song.
I see Pearl is using a cane in this set. Not sure if its a prop or something more. I had read somewhere that she suffered a heart attack in the early 1960s and am wondering if she was using the cane as both a prop and a measure for support. You also hear her mention in her song that shes "lost so much weight" which makes me think she had a health issue and some weight loss might be helpful.
That cane is merely a prop as the shoes wouldnt allow some with a problem to stand
Question: Was this a television broadcast? A kinescope? The reason I ask is because there wasn't much colour television in 1960, other than Bonanza.
Great video, great singer! Thanks for sharing!
It’s an original color videotape. NBC was owned by RCA and they were promoting their new color sets in the late ‘50s by producing color content. The Dinah Shore Chevy Show was always broadcast “In Living Color” as they proudly announced at the beginning of each broadcast. Starting in late ‘58 with the introduction of color videotape these broadcasts were recorded. Some 25-30 years later NBC was going to destroy these large bulky tapes because they took up too much room but first offered them to Dinah and she bought them for around $15,000. NBC made the same offer to Andy Williams and Perry Como. Andy purchased his tapes but Perry declined, being satisfied with black and white kinescopes.
She sounds like she hit the vino a little too hard, but still belts out great notes clear as a bell!