Blue Comets "Gagaku" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Blue Comets "Gagaku" on The Ed Sullivan Show, August 4, 1968. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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Interestingly, this segment with the Blue Comets (they performed two songs, the other will likely show up here eventually) was only shown during a re-run of the December 3, 1967 episode shown during the summer of 1968. They replaced a segment featuring the 1967 All American Offensive Football Team (which had become dated by the time the episode was aired again). This procedure was repeated a few times during the show's run to make it seem more current. Thus, I have no idea when this segment was actually filmed in 1968 but an expert on the group might know.
Great to see you Tom! I'm looking forward to the next song by Blue Comets.
@@GuppyCzar It's good to see you too, Michael! Hope you are doing well!
Damn, that’s Really good
WOW!!! Really took me by surprise. I love when that happens.
Silly but awesome ❤❤❤
They opened for the Beatles in Japan
Real live music performed at volume. As it should be. Not exactly a lyrical masterpiece, but a rockin tune.
Too short! Play it again!
Wow, that was and interesting and new sound! 😄
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Musically impressive. What were the lyrics again? 🙂
Their major hit "Blue Eyes" is on youtube. Give it a listen.
🥸🩺: Alright. If you would just open your mouth and say *Ah*
Blue Comets:
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In fact, they sing falsely. But the instrumental solos are played richly.
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Heavily influenced by the Ventures and Dick Dale's surf music
MORE ENTERTAINING THAN THE BEATLES, AND FAR BETTER
INSTRUMENTALISTS, TO BE SURE.👏👍😊
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Lol ... I think I prefer the Kim Sisters. 😂
Umm, I really don't know what to think about this kind of music ! Would the word "awkward" be appropriate ?
basically a novelty act...that Sullivan very often showcased which amplified the social norms....though they lasted thankfully only a short period....of time
Dick Dale is better
AHHHHHHH, what did I just watch? Another stinker and I don't recall another time that I've watched two consecutive bombs on this channel. This would definitely make it into an hour version of worst Sullivan acts.