Liza Minnelli & Brass Buttons "You've Made Me So Very Happy" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Liza Minnelli & Brass Buttons "You've Made Me So Very Happy" on The Ed Sullivan Show on May 18, 1969. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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Liza's voice and personality make anything she touched sound great.
Yes, and in this case she was making silk out of a sow's ear. She is far better than this drippy song. The original by Blood Sweat and Tears is not one of my favorites.
Wonderful Voice
The Brass Buttons were from Rochester NY. The Rascals' guitarist Gene Cornish brought them to Atlantic Records, where they issued a few singles. Their appearance on Sullivan with Liza was the talk of our hometown. Glad to see this posted.
liza minnelli sang two songs ''you've made me so very happy'' and ''Didn't We''and The 5th dimension was also on this show and sang three songs.Maybe we will see them in the future
Salute to Brenda Holloway co-writing this great classic.
Brenda didn't "co-write" this sing. She was the original lyricist with her sister Patrice. Berry Gordy only stuck his nose into this song for credits, but it was Brenda's song to begin with.
Fabulosa!!! FOREVER LIZA!!!
Muchas gracias y felicidades por presentar este interesante video documental..con la gran Liza Minnelli. Y una buena canción..saludos y bienestar.
Real music.
She’s amazing.
Amazing Liza
My cousin Danny L’Abbate on saxophone. Brilliant
is he still active in the music business?
Amazing
Brilliant.
Thank God for you tube! Where and WHO gets ahold of this gold????
I love it and I would like to see the performance of BLOOD, SWEET AND TEARS in the ED SULLIVAN SHOW.
Have always loved this song and love it by Liza Minnelli and Blood Sweat and Tears both ! I was 13 when the song first came out in 1969 when Blood Sweat and Tears came out with this song !
Brenda Holloway and her younger sister wrote and sang it first, in 1967. 😎
Liza is on fire here!
I LOVE!!! HER!!!!!! SOOOOOOO!!!❤️❤️
Liza in those days had the world in her hands.
LIZA!....! YOU !!!!!!!! HAVE !!!!! MADE !!!! THE WORLD !!!!! A !! HAPPIER !!!! ❤❤❤❤ PLaCE !!❤️❤️❤️
OUR PRECIOUS LIZA !!!
Her Mom passed away the next month 😞
i admire her glamour in front of the camera....
Wow! Amazing! Wish Mod fm RADIO STATION in P.S. , CA would play this RECORDING AND OTHER 🎵 I HEART RADIO SUCKS!
My favorite cover of this song besides Mina's cover.
She also performed Who's Sorry Now? on Sullivan in 1965 I believe.
Liza was always a superb performer and entertainer. She was wonderful in "The Sterile Cuckoo"., "Junie Moon", "Cabaret" and "Arthur". It is a shame her movie career melted. Upon winning the Oscar she dumped her manager Stevie Phillips and this was a big mistake. Liza after Cabaret was hot and Stevie was very savvy about what films were right for Liza. Her new management booked her in concert after concert and had no vision about her film career. Liza appeared in dull leading lady roles that were not right for her. "Lucky Lady" was one. The film had possibilities but was poorly written. Even with Burt Reynolds, Gene Hackman, and Liza, it fizzled at the box office. "A Matter of Time" was a cheap disjointed mess that immediately flopped. Her film career never recovered. "Arthur" was a wonderful exception. Liza and Dudley Moore were wonderful together.
Didn't Diana Ross wear the same kind of suit during the 1972 Oscar's in hopes that she'll win for Lady sings the Blues, but in a different color?
Yes sorta (Diana’s was silver & better looking)in her entrance but then she changed into a black dress with black fur.
@@MrRickyMoody Yes, but Diana is known to copy others to her advantage. I guess that's why she didn't win the Oscar, Hollywood is very aware of those stunts.
@@ernestchacon4928 LOL. That’s NOT why she lost the Oscar. 😎
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i love Liza, but. .. no. Some songs are just not appropriate for her voice. i had high hopes for this performance.
Good but it ain't Blood, Sweat and Tears!
And !???? Blood! Sweat ! And Tears !! Definitely !!!! Ain't !!!!! .🙄. LIZA MINNELLI' !!!!!!!!