The Everly Brothers "Crying In The Rain" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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I never knew that they were Marines. Oohrahh!! And Col John Glenn (a Marine, as well) was in the audience. How cool is that?!
US Marine Corps: Honor, Courage, Commitment!
Don was made Platoon Leader.
Hell ya and Semper Fi! I never knew that either. I would have thought it would have been a well known fact amongst Marines. They are lucky they didn't get sent to Vietnam. They were in and out before it could happen it seems. I just wonder how many years obligation they had , as in the video above, they apparently just got out of boot from MCRD? Can you imagine being in bootcamp with them? I don't think the DI's were nice to them haha they probably got extra punishment for being famous. True role models for all.
I learned that today 1/07/23
I'm so proud of them, I'm USAF
RIP to both of these talented men, best harmonies ever
Absolutely ❤
Simon and Garfunkel harmonized their voices extremely well, but they both said they never heard harmonizing until the Everly Brothers! Don and Phil thank you 4 your service as U.S. Marines . Heaven is a better place having both of you ! Rest in peace!
Early founders of rock and roll.
Sibling harmonies are usually the tightest, they know each others cadence and tone of voice, almost like reading each other's mind!
Their harmonizing is unmatched! ❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸
Brother blood harmony
@MrEconline same thing with The Beach Boys, Bee Gees, Jackson 5, Osmonds, etc...that blood harmony.
And it's even better - Don would sing it the way he felt it on any given occasion, probably not the way he did it last time.Phil had to somehow read his mind and keep perfect harmony. And somehow he did. I wish they could have just lived and sung for ever.
Please say that again!! Nobody has ever had such a beautiful harmony as they did. Every song they ever sang was a hit.. And good looking to boot!😊
Sin duda alguna tu comentario!!!.
Lennon & Mc Cartney en alguna ocasión lo dijeron:
"Esperamos tener la armonía vocal de Los Everly Brother's", el mejor dueto, desde nuestro punto de vista!!!... palabras más, palabras menos!!!.
My grandpa and I used to listen to these guys all the time and I loved them so much. I lost my Grandpa yesterday. He lived to be 80 years old, and he fought in the Vietnam War. He’s the greatest Marine I’ve ever met
It's been 7 months since you posted this. I hope time is helping you heal in the loss of your grandfather. Sorry for your loss. I salute your grandfather for his service to our country. I'm sure he wasn't appreciated at the time of his return from Nam. God bless🇺🇲
I'M Praying for you and you're Grandpa, I was there too.
🌹🙏🏻🌹🇺🇸
Semper Fi & RIP
Very beautiful- singing and singers as well! Ty for post. ...blessings...
Their songs always bring tears to my eyes. They are so haunting.
I am 80 years old. Don and Phil still bring tears into my heart with their angelic ,sensitive sweet harmony. God,s finest musical artists .Bless you both
@jenduk1
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I'm 76 and with you all the way!
They were so wonderful and sweet, gorgeous voices and harmony.
Always a pure joy to listen to, never embarrassing or crude.
Real music .... Not the trash of today 😊..... Bring back this wonderful sound 💓 one can hear and understand every word !
I'm from 2003 and I love this stuff way better than today's rubbish, hell, I even love a-ha's version of Crying in the Rain which I am also an a-ha fan!
This wonderful song and appearance on Sullivan earned the Everly's their biggest hit in two years and it would be the last time they would reach the top 6 on the Billboard chart. They looked great in their Marine uniforms, along with the buzzed haircut, and sounded as great as ever.
@Dario Witer - "Crying In The Rain" peaked at #6 on the Billboard singles chart
Shyman99 - The " high & tight " is quite a change since those boys had sported tall pompadours!
Incredible duo.Great influence on the Beatles.Harmony 5 stars.This song was written by the Great Songwriter Carol King.
That...I didn't know, Carole King? Oh I love her! Song 🎵🎶 means even more! Pertinent lyrics ~♡~ tunes like this lend Peace & offer serenity. Learn something new everyday. Thank you...
@@dianacrow7509 Lyrics by Howard Greenfield.Howard wrote many song lyrics with Neil Sedaka.i.e. Where the Boys Are .
I never knew they’d served in any branch of the military; I guess I should not be surprised because the military service was a ‘required obligation’ when I was young. I am very impressed however with their talent and ability (& with Ed Sullivan for showing it on his television show)...
They volunteered to serve in the Corps. Even then it was The Few, The Proud, The Marines. I’m a retired Marine Vietnam combat veteran and proud of all athletes and entertainers who took timeout from their careers to serve their country.
You’d have thought those Marine buzz cuts would detract from their handsome faces… but not a bit of it. Wow!
Love these guys. Still listening to them a lot and can't get enough of their unique harmony. Oohrahh!!!
I loved the Everly Brothers. Their "All have to Do is Dream" was one of the very first songs I listened to it constantly as a teenager in the 1950's.
Nothing better than a live performance. Love Phil's perplexed look at 0:54 when there was the unexpected measure and he was about to sing.
Yes, really 😅
Yeah it's a strange measure. It hits the chord early, so odd
Unexpected measure?
Yes, but he made a nice "save."
Good spot !!
I love their voices so much. When I was a little girl my eldest brother listened to their music. Their magic harmonies made me so happy and I thought my brother’s taste in music was wonderful. It’s all tied up together in my heart now,
Hello how are you? So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song
Something very touching about seeing them like this. They were a special couple guys
My hat is off to ANYONE who takes time out to SERVE their COUNTRY in UNIFORM. This includes Elvis Presley, Jimmy Stewart, Jimi Hendrix, Ted Williams, Lou Rawls, my Dad, my Uncle's, myself and yes the Everly Brothers, I did not know they both served in the USMC.....God Bless to ALL who severed and to those who will serve their country for the cause of FREEDOM......'cause FREEDOM ain't FREE!!
Semper Fi Marine! I agree completely . I went in 3 days after high school with out question. and the fact that they did it at the peak of their success , like Elvis and the rest, shows the men that they were. True role models. I wish I could have met them and told them "Semper Fi ".
But not John Wayne or Donald Trump. Our hats on to them, I guess.
"take time out" ... they didn't have a choice, they were going to be drafted so they joined the reserves to avoid it, a common charade
@@JohnLomax-fu9qj Or Brandon or that Kenyan.
@@Marcel_Audubon At the time there was mandatory military obligation of every male between 18-24. Join, defer in college, or get drafted.
Ed Sullivan was so iconic. No one has ever been able to mirror him. It was so exciting to see all of the day's talent on his song each Sunday night.
Hello how are you? So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song
Yes, Sunday night was 'Ed Sullivan Show' night in America. We never missed an episode.
@@felixmadison5736 Me neither. I wouldn't be a singer/songwriter today if it wasn't for Ed's 'really big' show. Thanks for responding. Take care.
Ed Sullivan knew talent today is every man for himself meaning these people does not know real talent 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
@@kimbradley9595 I think people tend to like what the industry feeds to them. There is genuine talent out there, but it goes undiscovered. Most celebs are people who just got lucky. I just write and record music and put it out there. If only a small group of people like it, that's all that matters. Thanks for your reply. Take care.
I knew Don was a marine, but Phil too! What a historic piece of film. Great American performers...
Orlando Ronald, vet 1968
Best duo in music history. Ike taught them well. Chet Atkins gave them their start.
What's not to love about these guys? Great singers who, like Elvis, took time out to serve their country (and paid the price in terms of record sales and popularity).
You mean they weren't conscripted? Amazing.
Elvis was drafted!
@@paulortiz2035, so was Muhammad Ali, but he didn’t serve. Elvis could have tried to get out of it and didn’t, of could have tried the conscientious objector route, and didn’t. He served honorably.
@Fred Pearson --- what's your point?
The original post was addressing 'singers who served their country in the military'.
Mohammed Ali was not a singer nor did he serve his country in the military! So I do not understand your point at all.
@@paulortiz2035. The point is that even though you attempted to disparage Elvis by pointing out that he was drafted rather than voluntarily joined, he DID serve, whereas Ali was also drafted but did not serve. Get it now?
There will never be another everly Brothers they are awesome 👍😎💯👏
So bittersweet! Would that we could have had time stand still back then!!
I didn't know they served our country as Marines either, that's a great tribute that the Everly Brothers served, as well as Elvis. One of the best singing and guitar playing duos of all time, the Everly Brothers are the all time greats of rock and pop music. They were my favorites as a young kid, and Buddy Holly as well.
OMG they are Marines!!! And they can sing so beautifully!! So handsome too!! I'm so impressed!!!😍 Love a guy in a uniform!! I'm in love!!!
I HAD NO IDEA, they were Marines!!!!! Wow! Semper Fi.
The great and talented Everly's. Sad that they're both gone now. Makes me feel old. Miss the great's of a different time. A wonderful long gone time.
stay young at heart, I'm almost 70 ❤
72 in Nov., here@@TheProhetess
Another Howard Greenfield and Carole King classic that Carole recorded herself and released on the Dimension Dolls LP of various artists
it's not "another" one - it's the only one. They only ever wrote one song together and this is it.
Just beautiful, wonderful, enchanting and superb!
Loved learning about and listening to the Everly brothers growing up. They were a bit before my time. They influenced giants like Simon and Garfunkel and Lennon and Mcartney as well as their own beautiful hits! A great legacy!
I love these guys! Rip brothers. 😔
These guys were absolutely amazing!
Beautiful... I'll do my "'Crying In The Rain.' 🌈🌧 Thank you for sharing! 💖
May You Rest In Peace
🕊~❤~🕊
I had no idea these guys were Marines Semper Fi. I always thought they were great and now I even love them more
"Sing a number up there for Col. [John] Glenn"
This was two nights before Glenn's historic orbit around the earth. As someone else noted here, Glenn was also a U.S Marine, just as the Everlys were at the time.
Those were the days.Inmortal melody.
This is my favourite song from them. Such wonderful harmonies they were the best duo ever😂
I was an auxiliary police officer in Brooklyn in the 80s and they were doing a summer show for Marty Markowitz and I was assigned to guard their dressing room. Phil came out and had a smoke and we spoke for quite a while about music as I am also a musician. We talked about the Beatles. Then Don came out and they were ready to go on. Didn't get a chance to talk with Don but Phil was a very nice man. ❤.
I saw the on the tv on the Ed Sullivan show. Young and swooned.
¡Gracias por compartir! Los Hermanos Everly... Imitados pero nunca igualados. El mejor dúo de todos los tiempos y vaya que tienen seguidores muy famosos en el mundo de la música incluido el padre del rock 'n roll Chuck Berry. ¡Saludos desde México!
My dad was in boot camp at the same time as them. He was working chow line when one of them came through and asked my dad for more food. Dad said that everyone got equal portions. He asked my dad if he knew who he was; dad was a fan of theirs, but shrugged and served the net guy in line 😄
When I was in training in the RAF in 1959 we ate as much as we wanted. We could ask for as many helpings as we were able to eat. I'm surprised the US Marines were stingy. The Americans always had more of everything. We were very much the poor relations.
@@davidw.robertson448 and the Americans still have more today my friend, it’s always been like that.
I’m a British Army Infantry Veteran, but we who’ve served and those still serving in HM Armed Forces just get on with the job even with the poor equipment we are given.
Even some of the food given to our Servicemen/Women today is shocking, outsourced to Sodexo. Where are the Military Chefs we once had? Cut backs…….that’s where they’ve gone!! Always had great food back in the day, from what I’ve seen and heard from serving Personnel is that food is expensive and in most cases vile.
@@davidw.robertson448 I'm a Marine and I'm going to tell you how it is. The Marines get EVERYTHING as hand me downs from all the other branches (except certain aircraft and weaponry) and is a branch of the navy. so there was never any money for us. That is why they always taught "one shot one kill" because that's all you were going to be able to get. Only guys too skinny got extra food. I was literally 120 lbs and they told me daily, "if you lose one pound your going on double rations" and I saw them making other guys eat double (and then throw it up on the 3+ mile run after chow) and didn't want that so I ate as much as I could. and after boot , in the fleet, if you were not in the first 50 guys in the Chow Hall, you were going to eat lima beans and onions. no joke. they never had enough food in the chow hall.
@@PokeEyeSlapSlap see my post below
shocking that one of them would pull that in Marine Boot Camp. That kind of attitude would make a lot of problems while in the Marines.
It was just so effortless of them to sing in such a glorious manner
I saw this performance when I was a teenager. Classy showing. What a departure from the singers that followed them five years later.
The greatest two part Harmonies ever
This song was already beautiful in 1962 and with the re-recording made by the group aha it gave the song an extra charm but it was already perfect in 1962 I really like this song
que c'est beau :))
So sad they are both gone now they were magnificent
Hello how are you? So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song
As Goerge Harrison said ... "All things must pass." But if you know Jesus, then you pass into a FAR BETTER WORLD!
I have always loved them beautiful voices
Hello how are you? So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song
Yall should check out all i have to do is dream, on the ed sullivan show!
The influence of the Everlys on other artists is profound. I still can’t figure out how they did the harmony. Their voices are almost identical, and yet they created a unique sound.
Their vocals were so angelic it can bring tears to your eyes...Beautiful
The most beautiful lads ever xx
These guys were firmly in the tradition of the Louvin Brothers, close harmonies! The Beatles acknowledged their debt to the Everly Brothers harmony singing.
Wow. How young. They were my first concert when I had just gotten my regular driver's license.
I can’t believe I’m just seeing this video! I love their music so much☺️❤
I'm 76 and with you all the way!
Que video espetacular. Everly Brothers melhor dueto da história
I've always loved this song and I have a great memory my cousin and I trying to sing harmony to this in 1962. Love the brothers.
I came in here due to curiosity over the Marine uniforms! I loved their music. Thanks for the memories.
The things angels do for world peace .
I just recently listened to my vinyl double album of Don and Phil's greatest hits.
I'll never let you see
The way my broken heart is hurting me
I've got my pride and I know how to hide
All my sorrow and pain
I'll do my crying in the rain
If I wait for cloudy skies
You won't know the rain from the tears in my eyes
You'll never know that I still love you
So though the heartaches remain
I'll do my crying in the rain
Raindrops falling from heaven
Could never wash away my misery
But since we're not together
I look for stormy weather
To hide these tears I hope you'll never see
Someday when my crying's done
I'm gonna wear a smile and walk in the sun
I may be a fool
But till then, darling, you'll never see me complain
I'll do my crying in the rain
I'll do my crying in the rain
I'll do my crying in the rain
the never lost it : that magic sound.
Hello how are you? So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song
The Everly Brothers music brings back so many good memories❣️ R.I.P.
They looked a better in crew cuts . Idolized by the Beatles .
One of my favorite duos
Phil and Don thanks for your service boys RIP
Wow, sehr zerbrechlich und sensibel . Die gesamte Ausstrahlung verändert sich durch die uniform und die kurzen Haare.
Aber die Harmonie ist wundervolle
You could say they wrote the book on harmony. And they were Marines wow real American hero's.
A-ha - great version these beautiful song
God bless them both.
Yeah. That was rock n roll. Listening to the shit we have now is pain. This is music.
True, most music that comes roughly through MSM really not very good at all. But in specialized channels you can find very good music output of every genre. For example, if you type *BLUES* in *YT's* search bar, you can find all kinds of really kickass present day BLUES performers there. Same for every other kind of music.
Great singers
God. These guys were so good.
Can anyone think of any other singers besides Elvis who interrupted their careers to do their duty with Uncle Sam?
I recall that "Lieutenant" Buddy Knox appeared in uniform on Sullivan singing "Party Doll". Don't know the details of his service.
As Mostly Brenda mentioned, Buddy Knox is another example, as are the Del Vikings. Off the top of my head, other examples are Eddie Fisher, Gary Lewis and Bobby Rydell.
Not sure they interrupted their careers as that suggests they made the choice. From 1940 until 1973, during both peacetime and periods of conflict, men were drafted to fill vacancies in the United States Armed Forces that could not be filled through voluntary means.
@@shyman99 That's right. Most of the singers listed didn't have a choice; they were drafted.
Tommy Roe, Lou Christie, Frankie Lymon, & Clyde Mcphatter were drafted into the Army. The Del Vikings formed while they were in the Air Force. One of Dion & The Bellmont's was in the Navy & a part-time member of the group. The Essex were in the Marines. Gene Vincent was just out of the Navy when he started, Conway Twitty was just out of the Army when he started.
been hoping for a clearer version of this, immaculate
So Cool. Their debut. Go Marines.
Pretty impressive, but wait, and now from the 101st Airborne, PFC James Hendrix with You Got Me Floatin'.
he also served on the US armed forces?
Only Marines will get this...they were both sporting pizza boxes lol. Loved these guys.
I was noticing that. I figured they would have gone expert, since they grew up in hunting areas. But they could have just had an off day at the range qualifier . My Senior DI showed up one day with the pizza box, and the day before he had expert.. he was pissed off about that for a while haha so he really leaned on us to shoot better.
What’s the pizza box’s you was referring to re the Marines
They possess that rare gift of being able to cast a spell over the listeners. They're on another level!
I used to listen to these guys all the time when I was in grade school. I am 67. I ended up singing lead vocal for years in bands and never had a rock and roll voice. I was so used to the 50's and 60's sounds that I loved that type of vocal.
Their harmony layering, one on top of the other, was so tight it's hard to believe, not a fraction out, absolute perfection.
No autotune needed here !!!
This veteran shouting out "Outstanding"
Terrific! Perfect harmonies and their best song!
Mr. Ed Stoneface Sullivan has a sense of humor/humour/humorous . The buzz cut makes everyone look 20 lbs heavier .
Somebody doesn't know how thin he was before, but just had to comment.
I was surprised and glad to see Phil and Don were USMC , which means patriots ! RIP to you both .....
Unbelievable I didn’t know they were both marines now I like them a lot more 😊
you like them a lot more because they were drafted??? that doesn't make any sense
Because they could have gotten out of it if they tried
Fabulous harmonising and heros to boot.... sad they nevet got on .
And it , like today was all about politics. Don leaned left , Phil right. They influenced so many great artists , the Beatles , Simon and Garfunkel, Beach boys , Stones.
Fabulous...beyond belief.
Rest in peace, boys! 🙏🕊😭
Girl or boy, man or woman, and anyone in between hearts will melt hearing this enchanting song.
Semper Fi! 1972-78
Thank you for your service, Sirs!
I saw them live on stage about 20 years ago at the Melody Tent in Hyannis, Ma. I've loved the Everly Brothers music since I was a kid. I'm 74 in 2023 and still love their music. Probably the best act to ever come out of Kentucky.
The Everly Brothers and R Lee Ermey were in boot camp at MCRD, SD Ca. at the same time I was in boot camp at MCRD, PI, SC. However, I never had the pleasure of meeting either of the three. I was aware of who the Everly Brothers were at the time. But...for the 'Gunny'...well he was then like me, not famous. I was one year older than 'Gunny', he having enlisted at age 17, but his serial number was lower than mine, making him senior to me. Now, I miss them equally...as US Marine Corps Brothers-In-Arms.
Have A Nice Day...Molon Labe...Semper Fi
I love this song with all my heart but every time I listen to it, it absolutely destroys me! 😭
I'm only 38 and never knew they were Marines, pretty wild.
everyone was drafted in those days, it wasn't yet a volunteer military
Me too! I do my crying in the rain. Because she never knows just so much I love her.
From Wikipedia…
The song was the only collaboration between songwriters Greenfield and King, both of whom worked for Aldon Music at the time of the song's composition. On a whim, two Aldon songwriting partnerships decided to switch partners for a day - Gerry Goffin (who normally worked with King) partnered with Greenfield's frequent writing partner, Jack Keller, leaving King and Greenfield to pair up for the day. Despite the commercial success of their collaboration, King and Greenfield never wrote another song together.[2]