Ed Ames "Son of a Travelin' Man" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Ed Ames "Son of a Travelin' Man" on The Ed Sullivan Show, May 11, 1969. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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Amazing and unforgettable Ed "Mingo" Ames R.I.P.
The man was an excellent vocalist. His "My Cup Runneth Over" chills you just listening.
RIP Ed Ames.... thank you for the years of wonderful music!
R.I.P. Ed Ames
Amazing there was a time this would appear on network TV - while I don’t live in the past, it’s a sad realization when one considers the current state of TV when viewing these Sullivan clips.
Yes.....no lip synching here....and......the idea for the dancers is so off the wall here.....seems like such an odd combination of singing style and dance style.....which is great because it shows incredible creative thought to mix 2 disparate elements. I see just a sniippet of Fosse dance style here, but not totally. Anybody know who the choreographer was ? I clicked over to this on You Tube after seeing the sad news of his passing. RIP Ed.
And what a voice....he could have sung opera !
Yes, unfortunately 😔
This was marvelous! Thank you for sharing this great performance. The dancers were so entertaining too. God Bless You & stay safe.
What a talented man awesome singer, and awesome actor I can still remember him on the Daniel boone show. In the middle 60s He played mingo
beautiful song and Ed's voice is flying
Brilliant and lovely ❤
I love Ed Ames he is my favorite celebrity from bygone days never ever at all tire of his singing!!
big fan of Ed Ames.
Ed Ames charted at number 21 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart and number 92 on the Hot 100 with this song. Written by Mauro Lusini & Robert Allen. He also sang "The Windmills of Your Mind" on this episode which was posted earlier.
Mr Smith every-time I hear the title "Windmills of Your Mind" it make me think of Mama's Family on the old Carol Burnett Show were Mama tells her daughter Eunice "You have splinter in the Windmills of Your Mind"....:). Have a nice week.
@@Kw1161 You have a nice week as well!
Ed had a great voice. Those dancers...I won't be able to unsee them .
@@hnc52 😂👍!
what a treat
Love the stage set! So epic. The dancers dressed like adorable hobos.
I have a full denim jacket still. But no neckerchiefs. Maybe wee should bring them back? ❤
Thank you Ed.
This had me smiling. It's beautiful.
Wow. What a time capsule. :)
Song is great. Dancers are incredible!
Oh my God that is good 👍 👌 😍 💪🏿🔥💯
I'm thinking about the money involved here. Building the set and going through all of this production for one under three minute song. :) 1960s popular network television.
Oh yes....I was thinking the same thing....and LIVE.....no screwups his voice didnt break once; I caught one dancer slip a bit on one of the turns...but thats all.
I LIVE ON south OF SPAIN.....LOVE THIS showsss.......ALWAYS wanted can VISITIN USA.........BUT IM a VERY miles away..........LOVE Big open spaces of countryside.........and grass ..........ed sullivan......BEAUTY and entertainment show for SEEE if you WANNA spend a kinda AFTERNOON......boringgg ALL Alone......sorry if MY ENGLISH STILL ISNT as VERY good.....GREETINGS FROM Spain!
Those dancers 👍
GREAT (unknown) SONG NOW! GREAT TALENTS!
I wish they'd add more segments on Decades TV..😢
Keep watching, some new ones are starting to show up. I thought I'd seen them all but there were two episodes I'd never seen before this week alone.
@@cinerama88 Really..I've been watching for years, and knew them all..I catch it occasionally, but stop regular viewing..
Hate to tell you, but Decades is rebranding to a comedy channel at the end of this month, and I no longer see references to Ed’s show on their upcoming schedule ….. ☹️
The Ed Sullivan Show is still on the schedule, although no longer in prime time. Two episodes back-to-back at 4AM, presumably Eastern. Ed also has his own channel on Pluto TV if you have streaming video capability.
Recuerdo que ed ames también interpreto a lot el sobrino de abraham en la serie grandes héroes de la biblia
If The Rock sung Country Music. ❤
Can you smell what Ed Ames is cookin’?
Mingo!
I didn't know he was Jewish.
On closer inspection, I think I see a little bit of Asian in his face too.
@@timmellin2815 My reference was to the tomahawk throwing incident on the Johnny Carson show.
@@timmellin2815 My reference was to the tomahawk throwing incident on the Johnny Carson show.
I didn't know the Jewish comment was from the TV show tomahawk incident. I thought it was a real comment about his progeny. I checked his Wikipedia bio, and his father emigrated from Ukraine / Ukrainia / so it is possible to conclude that somewhere in previous generations there could have been a relationship that crossed into the Asian area genes.
Don't think he bears certain resemblance to Dave Bautista? 🧐
He looks vaguely like Laurence Harvey here...
Thank you for posting this great memory. Pity about the dancers - distracting and should've been ditched.
Wasn't he married to Barbara Eden? I dream of Genie.
No she was married to Michael Ansara, who played a native American in Broken Arrow. Not Ed Ames....probably you confuse the two cuz they both played native Americans, albeit in different shows.
Nope! You are thinking of Michael Ansara.
He looks to old to be Ricky Nelson's son if you ask me.
🤣🤣
Your funny.
God... they were taking some seriously weird drugs back then......
Maybe to bet the idea, but what a creative concept ! No way you can be on drugs and pull off those moves.
@@timmellin2815 Yes.. and an outbreak of marcel marceau clones....
SERIOUSLY WEIRD (CRAP) IS "todays music"!
sorta Dorothy of The Wizard of Oz farmish...typical mediocrity of the day
oh come on....mediocrity......I dont think so.....all this done on live TV.....Ed had a great voice and the dance routine was just so imaginative. Shame on you for calling it mediocre.