When Liberace was criticised for 'selling out' his classical musical gifts for pop fame, he said he was so upset he cried all the way to the bank...priceless!
My mother received tickets to a Liberace concert in Merrillville, Indiana. Now, we lived in Gary, Indiana at the time. She took me and a girl I was dating. I was 17, she was 16. In case you don't know it, we're black folk. This was one of the most memorable concert experiences I've ever had. My girlfriend thought so too. He really was "Mr. Showmanship."
@@julianciahaconsulting8663 While living in Gary, I saw Prince and Cameo too. My mother saw Michael Jackson in concert...she did not take me to that one...lol!
Are you kidding me, Liberace and Little Richard at the same place?! One of the greatest Flamboyant pianists of all time. Little Richard is pure love and beauty, RIP oh great ones!
I could listen to Little Richard all night. The host is a delight. Not a hint of racism or homophobia. I loved when he says to L.R how he’s beautiful up close. That’s a man comfortable with his own sexuality. Great stuff. ( I’m Irish and we never had this show here).
@@maddmonk505 If Little Richard ever said he was, was formerly, had been gay, I never heard about it. I have news for you: you can be gay or straight and not "engage" in anything. Sexuality is in the mind.
@@akrenwinkle lol Well hell, if YOU haven't heard about it, must not be true, huh? Just Google it. Ain't that hard. BTW, I have news for you too: acting on it is the problem NOT what's in the mind, bruh
For sure. Years ago I saw an interview with Evel Knievel and he stated that Liberace was a big influence for him. The more I thought about it, the flashy jewels, costumes, cape, showmanship made me realize that Evel Knievel was basically Liberace with a motorcycle.
Someone in Douglas's staff knew exactly what they were doing, Liberace, Little Richard and a Fur Fashion Show all in one episode! This can't be a coincidence!! #campclassic 🤣
Our Gay forefathers... Breaking down all kinds of obstacles with Wit, talent, and Great Americana Style. With class and humor they let the world know that it's essential to be yourself.
Two of the best Queens who done it. They won't be forgotten. Never miss Mike Douglas Show when I got home from school back in the early 70s he let a lot of black entertainers shine on his show.Much respect to Mike Douglas
I’ve always liked Little Richards music, but didn’t know much about him. This interview was an eye opener. I have a deeper respect for him and his convictions on how just to be a humble human. Also I used to make fun of Liberace, but he is actually a very talented individual and I take back what ever I thought of him
In 1970 I worked at the Whisky ago go and Little Richard had a 10 day engagement there. Every night the house was packed. He was kind and gracious, said hello to everyone when he came in through the front door to everybody. Not to mention, the shows were great and he was always dressed in some mirrored outfit.
LOL, I moved to LA in 1990 and happened to be on the corner of Hollywood and Highland with my dad when the light changed and a white limo stopped. I found myself staring at the tinted rear side window wondering what hotshot was inside when the window suddenly went down and this basketball sized, black head looked straight at me and screamed 'WOOOOOOOOOOOO", and it was Richard!!!! My dad screamed "Jesus Christ, it's LITTLE RICHARD!!!!", everyone turned and cheered and he waved, and then as quick as that, the window went up, the light changed and it was over. My dad and I will never forget that and still laugh about it today...!
That's truly amazing! You should write a book about your experiences on the strip. My friends band played Whisky in the 90's, and it was a great show! I've noticed that the truly great artists like Richard and others, never forget where they came from!
@@Jeremiah7-ox2nj No, I can't agree with that! David Bowie was a big fan and his wife bought him one of Little Richard's old jackets with the glass ornaments, but he said they had not realized what a big man Richard was--Bowie said the jacket looked huge on him. Richard was always muscular and Bowie always looked slim. I saw Bowie live, but never Richard and really wish I had.
So nice to see Little Richard. I had no idea what a sincere man he was as well. Very cool they both took care of their mothers after they became famous, and even have them living with them.
Wait A Minute !!!.....Am I Seeing This Right !!??........Liberace And Little Richard On The Same Billing !!??......TALK ABOUT A SUMMIT MEETING !!!!!!!........
I thought that I would just watch until Little Richard was done, but I stayed for the duration; glad I did. It was very interesting and entertaining. R.i.p. to all of them.
Both of these men had God given talents, but it took a lot of hard work to become the entertainers they were destined to become. Liberace played to nothing but sold out nights at the Las Vegas Hilton, and I can still feel the excitement. He improved every room. I regret greatly never having had the experience of seeing Little Richard. He reeked of talent, and self confidence. Above all else, Little Richard gave the glory to God. People have been known to complain over misplaced car keys, but to fight his way out of poverty(and take his family with him), without complaint, and then fight his way to the top is astonishing to me. I'll shut up now.
@Terry S. Little Richard was one of a kind. He lived in Watts, California, where I was raised. He was a devout Seventh Day Adventist"'...and always gave God the Glory, in all things. He was an ordained minister, and for a while, he preached at a ""Tent Revival Service""....in Los Angeles, on Crenshaw Bl. and Adams Blvd. Whenever Richard would come to L.A., he'd call, and my friend Peter, and I, would meet him at a restaurant in Hollywood. Richard was so silly at times, he'd always leave us laughing. Richard preached well, but he couldn't make a living singing ""Old Rugged Cross"".. he had to go back to the studio, record another hit, but it was always, God that he spoke of. Richard had a son, not sure what happened to him. He was simply, ""A Loving Man, who always shared, and showed, his love for God. At the rate this world is going, we might see Richard, kinda sorta soon!!!!
@@vivianclaiborne7653 How lucky you were to have known him. Your memories of him must be rich in humor, and spirituality. Yes, the world could sure use many more men like him. It does seem to be much more bad than good in world these days, and it might be the result of the lack of spirituality that your friend Little Richard found so important in life. Thank you for sharing.
Talent isn't given and certainly not by "god" don't down play their hard work then try to recover by something "but it took hard work" IT WAS ALL HARD WORK. Your people "christians" were and are the ones making it difficult for people like them (gay) to just live their life..
@@hughmann9568 I've heard this nonsense from people just like you, with an opinion on what they think sounds intelligent, but it's not you know. I know it stings that God may have overlooked you in the talent department, but you can always make yourself useful by saying less, and in so doing, you'll be saying more. Granted, when you've had very little life experience, you tend to parrot what you've heard. When you become your own man, the mention of God won't intimidate you anymore.
I am a drummer of more than thirty years and first thing I noticed is Le keeping time with his left leg using his right for the mute pedal, all the while playing with both hands separately. Amazing !
Yes, Little Richard loved his Mother so very much. My late husband and myself had the pleasure of actually talking to Little Richard, at a dinner show, we attended and he sit with us, and he told us how he got his gene's and looks from his beaufical Mother. He was such a elegant and kind man. May he rest in heavenly peace..
@@sarahjohnson-bain894 I always say this to people when they say so and so is in heaven. No their souls are resting until The Most High awakens them on judgment day.
@@liveyourlife1777 AND YOU ARE RIGHT TO SAY SO...WE WILL BE RAISED AT THE SAME TIME AND JUDGED ALL ON THE SAME DAY.. YOU ARE RIGHT...PEOPLE WHO HAVE PASSED ARE AWAITING TO BE RISEN ON JUDGEMENT DAY.
Such friendly interviews, I miss those types of public interactions. It feels like recent years, so many interviews are based on the drama these public figures are dealing with. A nice and respectful exchange, I love it. AND the love that Liberache had for his dogs... melted my heart, so dang sweet. Lil Richard is never enough, I always want more..... when he said "The beauty is on duty" I fell out my seat; almost forgot how much he filled my heart with joy. He was all about the power of love, his belief if God was relentless..... he knew he was special, a gift to the world.
51 years later and I didn’t get bored watching this. I was born in 1978 and always loved Little Richard. I didn’t know anything about Liberace but now I’m interested in learning about his music. I wish talk shows were like this today!
Liberace was one in a million never will he be duplicated again. when he died his mansion in las vegas sat abandoned little did the squatters whom slept there know but his dresser he used every night before performing at the hilton had a false bottom and inside it sat over 4 million dollars in jewelery
Mike Douglas had a chat show at the time when people had class. No sensationalism, no hype, no drama, no b.s…..just a nice visit with good conversation and some humor.
Wow, I just found these awesome performances from Liberace and Little Richard! Now, this is pure talent💯. NO, lip-synching,fake band, can’t sing, naked/nasty dance, rapping and cursing. I miss real music but I’m so happy for UA-cam. RIP gentlemen🙏🏾
I really enjoyed this. Grew up in the 70s. Enjoyed both Liberace and Little Richard especially on a show together. Both of them had great personalities and great talent. Also hats off to Mike Douglas for being all great show host. Ahhhhhh the 70s
God bless Little Richard! And Mike Douglas was so unique as a host, because he was always focused on the other person, not on trying to be a smart aleck for a cheap laugh, and he always tried to ask really kind and meaningful questions but without sounding hokey or like he was trying to exploit some emotion out of somebody. You got the feeling he cared about the person he was interviewing, and that was especially meaningful back in the day with the thoughtful and respectful way that he treated all the black guests that he had on his show. As a child shows like this made me think things out there were better than they really were between the races. Merv Griffin did an interview with Martin Luther King that just makes me want to cry now, to see Dr. King speak so eloquently even without a pulpit.
SO,TRUE.Mike & show DID their homework.They would have the quests on for a week,we got to KNOW the stars & their likes,childhood,etc.My brother was watching around the time Lennon & Ono were on. James Brown,Ali,Pryor,Flip Wilson.Jerry Vale, Jerry Lewis,Sly & The Family Stone,The Jackson Five,The Pointer Sisters,The Bee Gees.Folks of his generation and ours.I don't KNOW IF Jack Nicholson was EVER on,but I BET MIKE DOUGLAS COULD GET HIM TO TALK.RIP, M.D.
What a delightful man. Love his showmanship. We will never have a Liberace. They just don't make them like him any more. A true artist and just a lovely person.❤
I miss old talk shows because they had actual conversations. When a co-host appears five times in a week you can get to know them. Talk shows today are mostly about the hosts and their big heads.
So true. They only come on to advertise their latest movies or shows. The one entertaining exception I find is the Graham Norton Show from BBC, a group of grownups, and a wildly funny host...having fun!
I was thinking the same thing! We also didn't get to see the "stars" very often so it was a real treat to watch a show like this. Can you imagine being a co-host for a whole week?
They also put very diverse personalities together to make great tv. Putting two poorly-closeted flamboyant celebrities on at the same time during a fashion show was genius.
@opalessence4818 By all accounts, he lived a very happy. content life after he returned to his faith and renounced his sinful ways. He was kind of a fixture in Nashville for years. BTW, his testimony is available in several interviews done over several decades and is very compelling.
Little Richard was my Mom’s favourite I can see why now . He’s fantastic wowwwwwww . Not only talented great sense of humour intelligent but a real lovely person . Great interview . Liberace and Little Richard two greats .
I so love Little Richard. Dig the way he gets that song going....like a steam train. He starts out with an audience clap, get that deep rockin' groove going...chug, chug, chug...then he adds a little at a time (guitar, bass drums, etc.), until that train is a huffin' and a puffin' down that track then he gets to the most important part...those incredible tenor sax vocals of his..swooping and soaring all over that train. To me he was the absolute embodiment of rock 'n roll.
Little Richard was one of a kind musician. We'll never see another like him. Same with Leon Russell. And they were friends. Ever listen to Leon's song "Crystal Closet Queen"?
Amen. Richard used this opportunity to tell listeners, drugs are not life giving, they are destructive. God is the giver of life, salvation, and love. Where are the entertainers with the courage to promote Jesus?
@@elizabethilling9387- This is what I remember most about him. Unfortunately, it was after his passing, as an old man on the stage at church talking about Jesus! He’s proof that you can be gay and not act on it.
Liberace played like it was effortless! Little Richard played like the house was on fire! And Mike Douglas was on at 3:30PM for all the housewives to watch! Those were the days! Edit: This was truly a Las Vegas show on the Mike Douglas show!
I just recently discovered little Richard, I wan not raised en the US, though I always liked American music but never got the opportunity to really listen to him or acknowledge him since just recently, and I have really have enjoy him, his music and him as a person.
I grew up in the 90´s listening to mean jokes about Liberace. This man was a genius and deserve nothing but respect! Mr. Liberace, you certainly have a new fan here!
My cousin’s mother-in-law went to see him perform once and a lady in the audience complimented him on one of his rings (it was a small audience) and he took it off his finger right then and there and gave it to her.
Hey Adrian! Funny seeing you here! Agree that both - and Douglas - had pure hearts. Liberace always hypnotized me with his music. Hope you are doing well! (I’m here under a pseudonym.)
@@Victoria-ni3tf What a surprise! 🤣 I was amazed by this strange guest combination because it was unlikely that Little Richard and Liberace to be on the same TV show. Mike Douglas always brought people together. On a personal note, I am doing OK.
LIBERACE was one of the greatest pianists of all time. He put on quite a show, true. But if you do a study of his recorded work, there's no question about his musical prowess. Technically perfect. Never a mistake, which is rare. I think it's a bit unfortunate that people appreciated his flash more than his musical genius. Little Richard on the other hand, was the real deal. More of a showman, but nonetheless, one of the greats. The Architect of Rock-n-Roll, without question Glad they put this together.
I’ve often wondered how many hours a day he practiced to get this good. I would think you could do nothing but practice in your life to be that great no matter the amount of talent.
@@davidgraham2673 Despite those times being more conservative, most people, of every color, creed, and gender liked Liberace, because he was very nice, talented, very positive, and put on a good show. Now, everyone has to know about every famous person's private life before they can decide whether they like their work.
@@DUCKSAREEVILLLLLLLL , It's funny when you think about it. (And you were right....) Liberace was famous because of his talent, and what he did in his personal life, and his outlook on whatever, didn't stop people from appreciating his talent. This in a more conservative period of time......
Young people today should know about Mike Douglas. He spent years earning big bucks (he owned his talk show). Then, he retired in 50s and spent the rest of his life giving all his millions away to charity.
@@mariocooldude9092 Seriously? I think my point was pretty clear and you are trolling. I will spell it out slowly, and more specifically, so you may understand more clearly.... R-o-c-k m-u-s-i-c is my craft...... "Guitar" is my instrument
Me too, Jon. When I see these "flashbacks", it puts me in SUCH a good mood!!!👋👋👋. The 70's were soooo soulful and I was one of those "love-child" teenagers LOL. From the music to the movies it was just a good time all-around!! People actually played instruments, sang with REAL voices and the clothing styles were SUPERFLY 😉.
@@MzDeez And? I lived in Chicago for 28 years..South Side..Grammar School/High School. Went to College & kept it moving. Still visit. Childhood Friends. Lived 5 blocks from Lems!!!
I watched the Mike Douglas Show hundreds of times after school. I never appreciated at the time how great he was and how great so many of his guests were.
He's sincere, too! What he says is true! 10 years ago, I myself was ill with blood poisoning, and by the conventioninal logic, I should have died.So I had to rack my brain to try out solutions. I thought that by rights , surely you can't be alright one moment, and at death's door the next moment! So, as Little Richard thought, I too thought that we need to be here "As long as the good Lord wants". So we have to disregard conventional thinking, because both Little Richard, and myself DID recover!
The atmosphere shifted when Little Richard unapologetically shared the power of God's love. They weren't ready for that truth coming from someone who looked like him but truth is truth no matter where it comes from.
@@bobholmes65 Thou shall not blaspheme. Btw, LR turned away from homosexuality and towards God later in life, and was a preacher at one point, so Amen!
@@iamhereblossom1588 Well that’s obvious but I’m going to keep stating my faith in my savior. You didn’t have to come into these comments if you don’t like Christianity 🤷🏾♂️
randomly decided to look at Liberace after 35 years on this planet .... I have seriously been missing out... this man is fucking phenomenal, I am addicted. I dont think my generation understands how legendary this man is. I had no clue what I was getting myself into
I saw Little Richard, along with Jerry Lee Lewis in concert in the '90's. It was fantastic. After the show Little Richard was outside handing out copies of a book he wrote about faith. Much appreciated.
They all returned back to their faith! Little Richard was saved after Elvis died and he sat all night with the body along with James Brown. Someone had threatened to steal Elvis' body before the funeral. Linda Thompson (Bruce Jenners ex) brother was a state trooper and EP's Body gaurd, he stood next to the casket with a loaded shot gun while Richard and James took turn praying and reading from the Bible. He says it was the last friend to die in a LONG LINE of tragic losses. So he promised God to give his life to him, if God would deliver him from Drugs and his emotional burdens. He never went back. 1978- until he died several years ago.
@@kelliintexas3575 Life is about a journey. You might have screwed up royally when young, but if you change as you grow older I think that is what is supposed to happen. Give up the old life & create a better one so as you leave this planet you are a much better person than you were, plus you have left the world a better place.
Little Richard sometimes called himself 'The Bronze Liberace.' The house where he was born is about five minutes from my house. I met both LR and Liberace; I saw each of them live more than once . I have their autographs and photos taken with them hanging in my dressing room at home. :-) G!
Used to watch Liberace when he had his own show - then saw him in person when working in Bloomingdales. What a magnificent talented pianist. Any/every chance to see Little Richard I did not miss he had "IT"!!! He was beautiful, funny, he spoke truths HE WAS THE MUSIC - loved, miss them both very much!!!
I'm 55 years old and this is the first time I've ever seen Liberace play the piano. When the Mike Douglas Show came on I was always outside playing. He was fabulous.
I watched little Richard on a talk show not long before he passed on to the lord. It was real heart felt to listen to him speak about Jesus christ such a good soul . Rip LR ✝
When Liberace was criticised for 'selling out' his classical musical gifts for pop fame, he said he was so upset he cried all the way to the bank...priceless!
_Liberace_ certainly did say that ❗
I think he would've been foolish, had he not "sold his classical musical gifts" .
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@@wisdomseeker3362 with it came the crown of Los Vegas
He brought classical music to many who would never have otherwise appreciated it.
@@wisdomseeker3362 lol Richard and Liberace are a great example of gay gentleman. They R role models the rest of them should imitate.
My mother received tickets to a Liberace concert in Merrillville, Indiana. Now, we lived in Gary, Indiana at the time. She took me and a girl I was dating. I was 17, she was 16. In case you don't know it, we're black folk. This was one of the most memorable concert experiences I've ever had. My girlfriend thought so too. He really was "Mr. Showmanship."
What other shows did you catch around that time?
@@julianciahaconsulting8663 While living in Gary, I saw Prince and Cameo too. My mother saw Michael Jackson in concert...she did not take me to that one...lol!
Can't but love Liberace!
@@michaelconner1771 im from Gary too but i moved to merrillville in the early 2000s
@@jaydenwilliams1489 That's cool bro! I imagine they've built that town up very nicely by now? It was booming growth when I left back in 1985...
Are you kidding me, Liberace and Little Richard at the same place?! One of the greatest Flamboyant pianists of all time. Little Richard is pure love and beauty, RIP oh great ones!
@rob2049 Did you mean to say "TWO" of the greatest flamboyant pianists of all time? lol! And yes may they both rest in heaven.
I feel lucky to have seen Little Richard live in Vancouver, RIP Little Richard.
LOVED Little Richard
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Liberace and Little Richard together. What a rare and exceptional clip.
he and i shared a conversation in person in L.A. we talked about Hendrix and mick Jagger and life in general i was blessed and will never forget it!
What a great clip
Yes, two exceptional entertainers...RIP Little Richard...
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@@maryanntorian9468 it's surely are
Little Richard had so much charisma, How could you not love the guy?
I could listen to Little Richard all night. The host is a delight. Not a hint of racism or homophobia. I loved when he says to L.R how he’s beautiful up close. That’s a man comfortable with his own sexuality. Great stuff. ( I’m Irish and we never had this show here).
Later in life, Little Richard stated he was no longer gay.
@@maddmonk505 That's like Jupiter saying it's no longer a planet.
@@akrenwinkle meaning... he didn't "engage" in it anymore.
@@maddmonk505 If Little Richard ever said he was, was formerly, had been gay, I never heard about it. I have news for you: you can be gay or straight and not "engage" in anything. Sexuality is in the mind.
@@akrenwinkle lol Well hell, if YOU haven't heard about it, must not be true, huh? Just Google it. Ain't that hard. BTW, I have news for you too: acting on it is the problem NOT what's in the mind, bruh
I loved The Mike Douglas show as a kid. He showcased a lot of black celebrities on his program, I’ll always respect that.
Merv Griffin did the same, many Black artists on there as guests over the years.
I did so ass well.. We all watched it with my mom..
Little Richard and Liberace boy I wonder what they have in common
@@tonybanner2982 Definitely One of The Greatest Unsolved Mysteries In The History Of Mankind !!!....I Guess We Will Never Know !!.......
@@HolgerRuneFan Sure did. Love some Merv.
RIP Liberace and Little Richard. Two masters of showmanship.
For sure. Years ago I saw an interview with Evel Knievel and he stated that Liberace was a big influence for him. The more I thought about it, the flashy jewels, costumes, cape, showmanship made me realize that Evel Knievel was basically Liberace with a motorcycle.
Icons, like them or not
Indeed both masters at their craft.
@@tomtalker2000 Yeah, master on their knees.
Amen
Little Richard is beautiful. His facial features cheekbones, eyes. Beautiful, talented man❤️
Someone in Douglas's staff knew exactly what they were doing, Liberace, Little Richard and a Fur Fashion Show all in one episode! This can't be a coincidence!! #campclassic 🤣
Agreed 🤣🤣🤣
Both were legends and unique entertainers.
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Perfectly said Cory.
Thank you
@@coryhaywood6420 little richard stated that he wasn’t gay
Two of the best Queens who done it. They won't be forgotten. Never miss Mike Douglas Show when I got home from school back in the early 70s he let a lot of black entertainers shine on his show.Much respect to Mike Douglas
Very much a gentleman classic Me. Douglas
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I’ve always liked Little Richards music, but didn’t know much about him. This interview was an eye opener. I have a deeper respect for him and his convictions on how just to be a humble human. Also I used to make fun of Liberace, but he is actually a very talented individual and I take back what ever I thought of him
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In 1970 I worked at the Whisky ago go and Little Richard had a 10 day engagement there. Every night the house was packed. He was kind and gracious, said hello to everyone when he came in through the front door to everybody. Not to mention, the shows were great and he was always dressed in some mirrored outfit.
How marvelous! Thank you for commenting. I love that.
Did you see the Doors there?
LOL, I moved to LA in 1990 and happened to be on the corner of Hollywood and Highland with my dad when the light changed and a white limo stopped. I found myself staring at the tinted rear side window wondering what hotshot was inside when the window suddenly went down and this basketball sized, black head looked straight at me and screamed 'WOOOOOOOOOOOO", and it was Richard!!!! My dad screamed "Jesus Christ, it's LITTLE RICHARD!!!!", everyone turned and cheered and he waved, and then as quick as that, the window went up, the light changed and it was over. My dad and I will never forget that and still laugh about it today...!
Aww, I know Little was just like that.
That's truly amazing! You should write a book about your experiences on the strip. My friends band played Whisky in the 90's, and it was a great show! I've noticed that the truly great artists like Richard and others, never forget where they came from!
“You know, close up, you really are beautiful!” - Mike Douglass 😂😂🤣 Richard came out stylin’ with the mirror outfit! Love him forever! 👑
I met him on a flight to London in the year 2k and he gave me an autographed photo...still have it today 💜
He was 38 or so and foine!
But the hairy chest ruined the whole look.
@@Jeremiah7-ox2nj No.
@@Jeremiah7-ox2nj No, I can't agree with that! David Bowie was a big fan and his wife bought him one of Little Richard's old jackets with the glass ornaments, but he said they had not realized what a big man Richard was--Bowie said the jacket looked huge on him. Richard was always muscular and Bowie always looked slim. I saw Bowie live, but never Richard and really wish I had.
I never knew Liberace was so down to Earth. He's well spoken, respectful. Classy guy.
So nice to see Little Richard. I had no idea what a sincere man he was as well. Very cool they both took care of their mothers after they became famous, and even have them living with them.
Wait A Minute !!!.....Am I Seeing This Right !!??........Liberace And Little Richard On The Same Billing !!??......TALK ABOUT A SUMMIT MEETING !!!!!!!........
Yo, I remember watching this on TV. Crazy!
Where you expect ing a reaction from your comment ?
I'm not a vain person but I have experienced sure greatness !!!
Yup. Two great big ole queens, the mothers of us all! Flame Christina, Flame!
I couldn't pass up an opportunity to see Liberace and Little Richard sitting on the same couch. :D
Liberace was so attentive and polite to Little Richard. Class act.
I thought that I would just watch until Little Richard was done, but I stayed for the duration; glad I did. It was very interesting and entertaining. R.i.p. to all of them.
Both of these men had God given talents, but it took a lot of hard work to become the entertainers they were destined to become. Liberace played to nothing but sold out nights at the Las Vegas Hilton, and I can still feel the excitement. He improved every room. I regret greatly never having had the experience of seeing Little Richard. He reeked of talent, and self confidence. Above all else, Little Richard gave the glory to God. People have been known to complain over misplaced car keys, but to fight his way out of poverty(and take his family with him), without complaint, and then fight his way to the top is astonishing to me. I'll shut up now.
Well said 👏🏾
@Terry S.
Little Richard was one of a kind. He lived in Watts, California, where I was
raised. He was a devout Seventh Day Adventist"'...and always gave God
the Glory, in all things. He was an ordained minister, and for a while, he
preached at a ""Tent Revival Service""....in Los Angeles, on Crenshaw Bl.
and Adams Blvd. Whenever Richard would come to L.A., he'd call, and my
friend Peter, and I, would meet him at a restaurant in Hollywood. Richard
was so silly at times, he'd always leave us laughing. Richard preached
well, but he couldn't make a living singing ""Old Rugged Cross"".. he had
to go back to the studio, record another hit, but it was always, God that
he spoke of. Richard had a son, not sure what happened to him. He
was simply, ""A Loving Man, who always shared, and showed, his love
for God. At the rate this world is going, we might see Richard, kinda
sorta soon!!!!
@@vivianclaiborne7653 How lucky you were to have known him. Your memories of him must be rich in humor, and spirituality. Yes, the world could sure use many more men like him. It does seem to be much more bad than good in world these days, and it might be the result of the lack of spirituality that your friend Little Richard found so important in life. Thank you for sharing.
Talent isn't given and certainly not by "god" don't down play their hard work then try to recover by something "but it took hard work" IT WAS ALL HARD WORK. Your people "christians" were and are the ones making it difficult for people like them (gay) to just live their life..
@@hughmann9568 I've heard this nonsense from people just like you, with an opinion on what they think sounds intelligent, but it's not you know. I know it stings that God may have overlooked you in the talent department, but you can always make yourself useful by saying less, and in so doing, you'll be saying more. Granted, when you've had very little life experience, you tend to parrot what you've heard. When you become your own man, the mention of God won't intimidate you anymore.
I am a drummer of more than thirty years and first thing I noticed is Le keeping time with his left leg using his right for the mute pedal, all the while playing with both hands separately. Amazing !
Mike Douglas had the most remarkable guests. He had the ability to get great and legendary performers, that rarely appeared on tv.
I read one of Richard’s books where he said he wanted to be just like his mother because she was so beautiful.
Yes, Little Richard loved his Mother so very much. My late husband and myself had the pleasure of actually talking to Little Richard, at a dinner show, we attended and he sit with us, and he told us how he got his gene's and looks from his beaufical Mother. He was such a elegant and kind man. May he rest in heavenly peace..
@@sharonwright8112 I love to hear about encounter with celebrities! You are lucky!
@@sharonwright8112 HE WILL REST TIL JUDGEMENT DAY
@@sarahjohnson-bain894 I always say this to people when they say so and so is in heaven. No their souls are resting until The Most High awakens them on judgment day.
@@liveyourlife1777 AND YOU ARE RIGHT TO SAY SO...WE WILL BE RAISED AT THE SAME TIME AND JUDGED ALL ON THE SAME DAY.. YOU ARE RIGHT...PEOPLE WHO HAVE PASSED ARE AWAITING TO BE RISEN ON JUDGEMENT DAY.
Such friendly interviews, I miss those types of public interactions. It feels like recent years, so many interviews are based on the drama these public figures are dealing with. A nice and respectful exchange, I love it. AND the love that Liberache had for his dogs... melted my heart, so dang sweet. Lil Richard is never enough, I always want more..... when he said "The beauty is on duty" I fell out my seat; almost forgot how much he filled my heart with joy. He was all about the power of love, his belief if God was relentless..... he knew he was special, a gift to the world.
Talk About what a pairing of guests on one show. Two show business icons & both piano men. Thanks for posting this video.
Little Richard's number here was proof!
When you look beyond the glitter, and hear what he has to say, Liberace was a genuine, nice person. A decent human being.
Unless you're a fur-bearing animal, that is. Then he was a soulless mass murderer with no shame.
@microfoon8648 💯!!! His vanity was more important than those poor, crated, tortured innocent creatures 😢
He loved animals. He took in 5 unwanted dogs! He loved them! 🐶 There will always be fur coats. That’s just how it is.
@@brunoav6999🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@microfoon8648🙄🙄🙄🙄
51 years later and I didn’t get bored watching this. I was born in 1978 and always loved Little Richard. I didn’t know anything about Liberace but now I’m interested in learning about his music. I wish talk shows were like this today!
Me too, today it's garbage.
Liberace was one in a million never will he be duplicated again. when he died his mansion in las vegas sat abandoned little did the squatters whom slept there know but his dresser he used every night before performing at the hilton had a false bottom and inside it sat over 4 million dollars in jewelery
They actually were up until about 30 years ago. Then reality tv happened smdh.
@@stevenbean9706 I have a false bottom, too.
@@AJ-tp9bklol
Didn't realize that all three Men were rather short. But beside this Liberace and Little Richard were both talented beyond words..pure gifts from God.
I believe Little Richard is 6 ft tall. The other two are definitely shorter by 2 or 3 inches.
Liberace is/was 5' 10"... neither short, nor particularly tall. He was born in 1919 but claimed 1920 (vanity? convenience?).
All three were 5'10", not at all short but average.
NOOOOOO. Little Richard was 6'5.
@@imasonofadeadbeat2928 little Richard was 6'5
It is easy to see, with Mike's easy conversational skills, why his show was such a hit.
Mike Douglas had a chat show at the time when people had class.
No sensationalism, no hype, no drama, no b.s…..just a nice visit with good conversation and some humor.
Words cannot describe how excited I am to have clicked this video. Liberace and Little Richard are the absolute shit!!! ❤️
Same here!
👍They’re just beautiful people. I love their kindness and personality. They seem to be genuinely nice people. 💝
Liberace was a wonderful human being, just listening to him on the show, he displays a genuine sense of compassion and a love of life. RIP ❤️
I LOVE Liberace with my HEART!!!
Uhm... Maybe you should check into his worship life and you'll probably want to reconsider and then edit your glowing characterisation.
Tasos really! Well I have no intention of changing my comments!
@@redwandennaoui4508 That's cool. Pardon me for presuming you'd rethink endorsing a Satanist.
Tasos let’s not continue with this, respect other people’s opinions!
Wow, I just found these awesome performances from Liberace and Little Richard! Now, this is pure talent💯. NO, lip-synching,fake band, can’t sing, naked/nasty dance, rapping and cursing. I miss real music but I’m so happy for UA-cam. RIP gentlemen🙏🏾
I really enjoyed this. Grew up in the 70s. Enjoyed both Liberace and Little Richard especially on a show together. Both of them had great personalities and great talent. Also hats off to Mike Douglas for being all great show host. Ahhhhhh the 70s
Little Richard walks out and suddenly Liberace's outfit looks tame...
😂👍
IKR!! You LITERALLY read my mind!
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OMG, yes, lol!
LMAO...2-Shay!!!
When Little Richard speaks it's so mesmerizing I just love him he is truly touched by God..♥♥ This whole show was PERFECTION.. Great Men..
He was great. Very intense guy. I used to play his music a lot while driving, that was a lot of fun.
Pure charisma
@@angelwings7930 you don’t drive anymore?
@@jessihawkins9116 😂. No, I’m still driving.
Superstitious graffiti love nonsense
Great to see them together . Little Richard spoke of doctor saying he would die (1970), he didn’t pass till 2020. May the both rest easy.
Those hairdos had a personality of their own.
TOTALLY !lol
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"That Ain't No Secret! 😳😂😆🤣
Richard was an amazing talent and bigger than life personality. Very intelligent and endlessly interesting. May he rest in peace. Loved this video
God bless Little Richard! And Mike Douglas was so unique as a host, because he was always focused on the other person, not on trying to be a smart aleck for a cheap laugh, and he always tried to ask really kind and meaningful questions but without sounding hokey or like he was trying to exploit some emotion out of somebody. You got the feeling he cared about the person he was interviewing, and that was especially meaningful back in the day with the thoughtful and respectful way that he treated all the black guests that he had on his show. As a child shows like this made me think things out there were better than they really were between the races. Merv Griffin did an interview with Martin Luther King that just makes me want to cry now, to see Dr. King speak so eloquently even without a pulpit.
Well stated.
You are so right. Mike had a little dry humor that use to crack me up. Nice man. Those were the days when tv truly entertained us. 😊😊
SO,TRUE.Mike & show DID their homework.They would have the quests on for a week,we got to KNOW the stars & their likes,childhood,etc.My brother was watching around the time Lennon & Ono were on. James Brown,Ali,Pryor,Flip Wilson.Jerry Vale, Jerry Lewis,Sly & The Family Stone,The Jackson Five,The Pointer Sisters,The Bee Gees.Folks of his generation and ours.I don't KNOW IF Jack Nicholson was EVER on,but I BET MIKE DOUGLAS COULD GET HIM TO TALK.RIP, M.D.
Dick Cavett and Phil Donahue were pretty good talk show hosts too.
I agree. Mike Douglas seemed like a nice, intelligent fellow...
What a delightful man. Love his showmanship. We will never have a Liberace. They just don't make them like him any more. A true artist and just a lovely person.❤
Omg little Richard - made me cry. What a beautiful soul. The world needs more of him.
I miss old talk shows because they had actual conversations. When a co-host appears five times in a week you can get to know them. Talk shows today are mostly about the hosts and their big heads.
So true. They only come on to advertise their latest movies or shows. The one entertaining exception I find is the Graham Norton Show from BBC, a group of grownups, and a wildly funny host...having fun!
Lol
I was thinking the same thing! We also didn't get to see the "stars" very often so it was a real treat to watch a show like this. Can you imagine being a co-host for a whole week?
They also put very diverse personalities together to make great tv. Putting two poorly-closeted flamboyant celebrities on at the same time during a fashion show was genius.
Ditto
1970 I was 10 years old, used to watch Mike with my mom. Loved his shows but I never got to see Liberace play before. Dang, he was quite the showman.
Little Richard had it all, looks, personality, mega talent.
…except a nonjudgmental society that could have prevented him experiencing internalized homophobia…
@opalessence4818 By all accounts, he lived a very happy. content life after he returned to his faith and renounced his sinful ways. He was kind of a fixture in Nashville for years. BTW, his testimony is available in several interviews done over several decades and is very compelling.
...and most of all, a relationship with GOD.
@@opalessence4818 , He turned from sin because he loves Jesus. (John 14:21)
and a dk up his (__X__) lmao
The doctor told him he was going to die, he said when it's time the Lord will take him and he blessed him with another 50 years after this
Little Richard and Liberace, now that's a Rainbow 🌈 Connection.
Hilarious!!! Good one!#
Ooooh Clinton.... hahahaha.
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Anyone who says Musician's or Actor's weren't allowed to be "OUT" in those days, is full of crap!
@@JENDALL714 Well known fact David Bowie and Mick Jagger, hooked up, so you’re absolutely correct.
Little Richard was my Mom’s favourite I can see why now . He’s fantastic wowwwwwww . Not only talented great sense of humour intelligent but a real lovely person . Great interview . Liberace and Little Richard two greats .
I so love Little Richard. Dig the way he gets that song going....like a steam train. He starts out with an audience clap, get that deep rockin' groove going...chug, chug, chug...then he adds a little at a time (guitar, bass drums, etc.), until that train is a huffin' and a puffin' down that track then he gets to the most important part...those incredible tenor sax vocals of his..swooping and soaring all over that train. To me he was the absolute embodiment of rock 'n roll.
Agreed! His voice was phenomenal. The force and electric rhythm of his singing could make anybody feel the power of rock and roll.
Little Richard was one of a kind musician. We'll never see another like him. Same with Leon Russell. And they were friends. Ever listen to Leon's song "Crystal Closet Queen"?
I can imagine a young Prince Nelson watching this and making notes. Cool left handed bassist.
I’m glad someone else recognized that😉😉😉
he played the bass upside down, he didn't string it for a lefty, the high string is on top, amazing
@@rrdream2400 a'la Jimmi Hendrix, I believe he played the 6 sting the same way !
@@jokerioafm12 yes he did which always amazed me, Jimi could play strung righty or lefty
Have a look at Mononeon.
This was a great show! The performances and Little Richard's interview were amazing! His speaking about GOD'S LOVE was my favorite part😇💙🫡
Amen. Richard used this opportunity to tell listeners, drugs are not life giving, they are destructive. God is the giver of life, salvation, and love. Where are the entertainers with the courage to promote Jesus?
@@elizabethilling9387- This is what I remember most about him. Unfortunately, it was after his passing, as an old man on the stage at church talking about Jesus! He’s proof that you can be gay and not act on it.
Liberace played like it was effortless! Little Richard played like the house was on fire! And Mike Douglas was on at 3:30PM for all the housewives to watch! Those were the days!
Edit: This was truly a Las Vegas show on the Mike Douglas show!
Sure we're. The best afternoon program.
Mike Douglas was one of the nicest hosts too. My mom loved him
Yes it was
@@boomerang905 my mom and dad love him too
From age 5,to 7 watched this show with my Grand Mom...she watched us after school...Wow...
Been a huge fan of Liberace since I was a child. Little Richard is one of a kind. If there was more like this on tv I may start watching it again.
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I used to come home from school and watch the Mike Douglas show everyday. It was always the best. This made me so nostalgic! ♥️
Did you babysit Jesus 😂 I'm joking
I just recently discovered little Richard, I wan not raised en the US, though I always liked American music but never got the opportunity to really listen to him or acknowledge him since just recently, and I have really have enjoy him, his music and him as a person.
alfonso You have great taste! ;- )
God Gave you a Long Run Richard!! You were and Are, Simply The Best!!!
He's back to the dust, Retch.
I grew up in the 90´s listening to mean jokes about Liberace. This man was a genius and deserve nothing but respect! Mr. Liberace, you certainly have a new fan here!
Liberace comes across here as a warm, caring man.
he was♡
Animal rights....wow
And well-received by the vast majority!
I always admired Mike Douglas.
My cousin’s mother-in-law went to see him perform once and a lady in the audience complimented him on one of his rings (it was a small audience) and he took it off his finger right then and there and gave it to her.
From all accounts he was indeed.
They were the first.......paving their own paths...2 Legends.. How lucky some of us were to witness them both back in the 70' & 80s
Liberace was a gifted pianist, and a terrific showman. He was kind, funny, genuine, and laughed at his extravagances. An Icon. Thanks for sharing.
Little Richard and Liberace knew how to be stylish! Their outfits were killing it. #Stylegoals
Hey Adrian! Funny seeing you here! Agree that both - and Douglas - had pure hearts. Liberace always hypnotized me with his music. Hope you are doing well! (I’m here under a pseudonym.)
@@Victoria-ni3tf What a surprise! 🤣
I was amazed by this strange guest combination because it was unlikely that Little Richard and Liberace to be on the same TV show. Mike Douglas always brought people together. On a personal note, I am doing OK.
LIBERACE was one of the greatest pianists of all time. He put on quite a show, true. But if you do a study of his recorded work, there's no question about his musical prowess. Technically perfect. Never a mistake, which is rare. I think it's a bit unfortunate that people appreciated his flash more than his musical genius.
Little Richard on the other hand, was the real deal. More of a showman, but nonetheless, one of the greats. The Architect of Rock-n-Roll, without question
Glad they put this together.
Truth
I’ve often wondered how many hours a day he practiced to get this good. I would think you could do nothing but practice in your life to be that great no matter the amount of talent.
Liberate was a master pianist. You don't get that famous back then without the talent. You don't get that rich either.
@@davidgraham2673 Despite those times being more conservative, most people, of every color, creed, and gender liked Liberace, because he was very nice, talented, very positive, and put on a good show. Now, everyone has to know about every famous person's private life before they can decide whether they like their work.
@@DUCKSAREEVILLLLLLLL , It's funny when you think about it. (And you were right....)
Liberace was famous because of his talent, and what he did in his personal life, and his outlook on whatever, didn't stop people from appreciating his talent. This in a more conservative period of time......
Young people today should know about Mike Douglas. He spent years earning big bucks (he owned his talk show). Then, he retired in 50s and spent the rest of his life giving all his millions away to charity.
Lil Richard and Liberace were like two peas in a pod. Both were Flamboyant AF!!!
Ohhhhh shudddddup
I hope you notice that they didn't swear or use profanities as well!
@@Super241946 True. They were true professionals.
They were some bad bitches lol
Both were talented AF.
Lee was such a kind man, and he had the most soothing voice. Of course his musical talent was just outstanding!
As a rock musician (guitarist), Little Richard is like the 'god' of my craft. An amazing musician and person who will be sorely missed.
Didn't know he played guitar 🎸 🤔 he did however bang on a piano 🎹
@@mariocooldude9092 Seriously? I think my point was pretty clear and you are trolling. I will spell it out slowly, and more specifically, so you may understand more clearly.... R-o-c-k m-u-s-i-c is my craft...... "Guitar" is my instrument
@@keihan5 rock on dude 😎 🤘
@@keihan5 yet you failed the vibe check 😂
@@AndrewJames91 Hahahaha (rolls eyes).
No one would let Richard co-host because they knew he would steal the show!
Sad his church made Lil Richard deny who he really was. His church demanded he denounce his Gayness! He did😯😯😮😮😩😩
@@captainamericaamerica8090 Wait! Little Richard was gay?!
@@willarcher2356 he was bisexual
@@thewrongshoes Okay, half gay.
I remember that show.
This puts a smile on my face. Glad I experienced the 70's!
Me too, Jon. When I see these "flashbacks", it puts me in SUCH a good mood!!!👋👋👋. The 70's were soooo soulful and I was one of those "love-child" teenagers LOL. From the music to the movies it was just a good time all-around!! People actually played instruments, sang with REAL voices and the clothing styles were SUPERFLY 😉.
@@MzDeez Agree 100%. I was in 70's Chicago. Also movies & music was on point!
CHILE...."SHUTUP" Iwas born in Chi-Town"...Cook County hospital. Lived on South side for a min....Now THATS WHAT'S UP!!😀
@@MzDeez And? I lived in Chicago for 28 years..South Side..Grammar School/High School. Went to College & kept it moving. Still visit. Childhood Friends. Lived 5 blocks from Lems!!!
Love the 70s
I watched the Mike Douglas Show hundreds of times after school. I never appreciated at the time how great he was and how great so many of his guests were.
He's my all time favorite talk show host!
True.
Bless little Richie speaking the word of God!
He's sincere, too! What he says is true! 10 years ago, I myself was ill with blood poisoning, and by the conventioninal logic, I should have died.So I had to rack my brain to try out solutions. I thought that by rights , surely you can't be alright one moment, and at death's door the next moment! So, as Little Richard thought, I too thought that we need to be here "As long as the good Lord wants". So we have to disregard conventional thinking, because both Little Richard, and myself DID recover!
Amen
He kept him close
Real words...
AMEN
I love Prince, but u gotta admire he definitely took a good amount of his style from little Richard.
Richard is the originator. Such a legend
There was an influence there BUT Prince definitely had his own very distinct style. He too was an original and there was no one like him.
Duh🙄
Yes he did.
@@chippy7745 you are right about that
The atmosphere shifted when Little Richard unapologetically shared the power of God's love. They weren't ready for that truth coming from someone who looked like him but truth is truth no matter where it comes from.
That’s nice and all but if a person doesn’t repent from their homosexual ways and go straight, then He’s not going to know you on judgement day.
@@SixTenVisuals Thou shall not judge!
@@bobholmes65 Thou shall not blaspheme. Btw, LR turned away from homosexuality and towards God later in life, and was a preacher at one point, so Amen!
@@SixTenVisuals Not everyone believes in your religion so that's ok.
@@iamhereblossom1588 Well that’s obvious but I’m going to keep stating my faith in my savior. You didn’t have to come into these comments if you don’t like Christianity 🤷🏾♂️
Wow!!! It feels like I'm there in the moment when he gave his respects to Jimi Hendrix. Love Lil' Richard.
"In your heart you know I'm right!"🤣🤣🤣✊🏾 💯 My new tagline
Little Richard didn't come to play
All the blims😎
And facts💯
Truth..I know I want this on a shirt..🤣
Marvelous!
randomly decided to look at Liberace after 35 years on this planet .... I have seriously been missing out... this man is fucking phenomenal, I am addicted. I dont think my generation understands how legendary this man is. I had no clue what I was getting myself into
Do you have to use profanity? You may not know you are seriously offending JESUS! Be A Role-Model!
@@messiahapostle8239 OK Karen, don't get your Jesus panties in a wad.
@messiahapostle 8239
Did he mention Jesus?
That was an amazing piece of television history!
Little Richard is a blessing to humanity❤️❤️❤️
Nonsense praying or Karma doesn't save innocent children's lives
My 2nd Little Richard interview. Never realized he was so profound! My new hero!
The Queens were in the house that day. Alright now 😂😂😂
It soooooo was 👏👏👏👏👏
Love it! Such great personalities, these two.
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That was an ugly thing to say HM😡
Liberace, always smiling, had a pack of rescue dogs, eight tailors, great tastes, flamboyant and sensible, piano skillz, what a great guy!
Mike: Is that all your hair?
LR: It’s mine. I paid cash for it.
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Today this show made my day!!
Me too!
same for me here
*Saw Little Richard at a buffet restaurant in Georgia once. Seemed like he was feeding his crew. What a vivacious, giving person.*
Honestly, I adore Liberace, I believe he was just as sweet and gentle as he appeared to be.
I saw Little Richard, along with Jerry Lee Lewis in concert in the '90's. It was fantastic. After the show Little Richard was outside handing out copies of a book he wrote about faith. Much appreciated.
Wow, where was that? Unforgettable I bet!
@@randolfo1265 In Orange County area of CA.
They all returned back to their faith! Little Richard was saved after Elvis died and he sat all night with the body along with James Brown. Someone had threatened to steal Elvis' body before the funeral. Linda Thompson (Bruce Jenners ex) brother was a state trooper and EP's Body gaurd, he stood next to the casket with a loaded shot gun while Richard and James took turn praying and reading from the Bible. He says it was the last friend to die in a LONG LINE of tragic losses. So he promised God to give his life to him, if God would deliver him from Drugs and his emotional burdens. He never went back. 1978- until he died several years ago.
@@kelliintexas3575 Life is about a journey. You might have screwed up royally when young, but if you change as you grow older I think that is what is supposed to happen. Give up the old life & create a better one so as you leave this planet you are a much better person than you were, plus you have left the world a better place.
Little Richard sometimes called himself 'The Bronze Liberace.' The house where he was born is about five minutes from my house. I met both LR and Liberace; I saw each of them live more than once . I have their autographs and photos taken with them hanging in my dressing room at home. :-) G!
@D M 😂😂😂
AWESOME :-) DO YOU HAVE AN INSTAGRAM OR FACEBOOK WHERE WE COULD SEE IT?
I would love to see that
A "dressing room" in your house? Is there a 'star' on your bedroom door? PS You can only live once ;-)
Cool!!!😊
I'm glad Little Richard made the change in his life that he needed to. After so many losses and such much pain, he was led to fully follow Jesus🙏✝️😍.
Love thy neighbour sending weapons to Ukraine Jesus?
Which is disturbing in itself.
I NEVER KNEW LIBERACI WAS SO DOWN TO EARTH.
I loved Mike Douglas! He was an awesome host! Two great ones on Mike's show! Each in their own right!
I agree. 👍
Used to watch Liberace when he had his own show - then saw him in person when working in Bloomingdales. What a magnificent talented pianist.
Any/every chance to see Little
Richard I did not miss he had "IT"!!! He was beautiful, funny, he spoke truths HE WAS THE MUSIC - loved, miss them both very much!!!
Little Richard was decades ahead of his time.
I LOVE Liberace's laughter. He's really enjoying Little Richard's jokes.
Amen Little Richard He is a loving person and who could not fall in love with him and his personality He is too funny!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤
Awomen
I'm 55 years old and this is the first time I've ever seen Liberace play the piano. When the Mike Douglas Show came on I was always outside playing. He was fabulous.
Both Liberace and Little Richard were great musicians. God bless both of them.
Little Richard was one of the seminal figures of rock n roll. Liberace was a musical prodigy who studied under Paderewski.
Little Richard should be acknowledged for the fashion icon that he was. He inspired Prince’s look.
He influenced Prince’s career
Little Richard is always entertaining musically and when he talks
Agreed
AMEN AMEN. THE ALMIGHTY HELD LIL RICHARDS HAND N HE WENT BK TO HIS GOSPEL ROOTS
Shut Up. lol. Richard always said, that !
I watched little Richard on a talk show not long before he passed on to the lord. It was real heart felt to listen to him speak about Jesus christ such a good soul . Rip LR ✝
AMEN
No evidence of a soul whatsoever
@@ScareFearTerror AWOMEN
@@matimus100 only if your foolish. Read the KJV BIBLE before you speak foolishness 🙏
Liberace was a funny, incredibly great pianist & a great human being. I used to skip school to watch his TV show. A musical ambassador.
Two Legends on one show and to have been born around 1960s and to see thousands of them is beyond belief. I coin The era of Legends.