Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gormé "Real True Lovin'" on The Ed Sullivan Show

Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gormé "Real True Lovin'" on The Ed Sullivan Show, March 30, 1969. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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[@frankperry1111]

Rest in peace Steve and Edie.

[@GeneRoberts1961]

Together again. R.I.P. Steve :(

[@HitesMites]

Rest in peace with Eydie now.

[@potdog1000]

criminally underrated

[@reneejohnson9857]

I miss this kind of innocent clean entertainment.

[@victoriasegall3404]

So do I. Today, we have skanks pretending to be "entertainers". Steve and Eydie had class and decency.

[@lonestarfriend]

Their voices blended so well.

[@user-qg5jl2bo1k]

This Way A wonderful Video An Song By Steve An Dear Edie,Thank You SOOOOO Much,Love Michael B.

[@mike-williams]

Love their cover of Black Hole Sun

[@alissaballot3169]

I do, too!

[@robertdiotalevi285]

A class act all around.

[@nanettenn9734]

Love Eddie’s Voice !!! She is one of My Favorite Female Singer’s of All Times !!!!

[@thescarletandgrey2505]

Loved Eydie & Steve when I was a kid bc the Sullivan show was a family favorite.

[@marilynfosseen1541]

I just adore Steve and Eydie.

[@robertkroberjr.157]

4 months before my 6th birthday! Time machine please!

[@MikeBlitzMag]

It's a truncated version. Missing a verse, as well as the fade. But even that can't change the fact that Real True Lovin' is one of the most perfect records ever made. For my money, it's Steve Lawrence And Eydie Gorme's finest moment. Absolute, utter perfection.

[@TomElvisSmith]

This song charted at number 20 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart for Steve and Eydie in April of 1969 and bubbled under the Hot 100 at 119. Written by Carson Parks. They also sang "Golden Rainbow" and "Dear World" together on this episode. In addition, Steve sang solo "I've Gotta Be Me" (which has been posted) and Eydie sang "As Long as He Needs Me". Other guests included the Lennon Sisters, Peter Nero and the Cast of the musical "Hair".

[@terrencemccoy8219]

How can it been "under the Top 100", if it charted at 119 ?

[@TomElvisSmith]

The bubbling under chart is a list of singles which were close to the Hot 100 but not quite there, so it's like an extension of the chart, from 101 and positions onward. Imagine it as a Hot 130 chart, and this single got to 119.

[@hnc52]

You post so much good info, thanks! Has Golden Rainbow/Dear World been posted on UA-cam?

[@TomElvisSmith]

@@hnc52 You're welcome, and thank you! No, Steve and Eydie's other duets from this Sullivan episode haven't been posted yet, although studio recordings of the songs have been posted on other channels.

[@jody8526937]

Great insight TES. Great clip. Vocals seem a touch reverb at the beginning. By 1969 it seems as though the teens had come to dominate the audience? How did one get tickets to appear in the audience?

[@that70sgirl90]

Beautiful!
Happy Thursday... thank you for sharing! 💖
Happy Thursday! 🦃

[@garycarter6773]

R.I.P. Steve 3/7/23

[@alissaballot3169]

3/7/24 - May Steve’s memory be for a blessing always

[@nicholaskocis8513]

Love this tune ❤. It swings 😊.

[@Tif91522]

I Love this so much ❤
And it's the best song on The Ed Sullivan Show ever 🌟✨⭐💗💓💞💖💕💝💘

[@robi6317]

finally looked them up after seeing the Hartman Sinatra skits

[@GB-xt4hc]

My gosh, they were babies.

[@ellengutknecht4994]

Can you post Golden Rainbow and Dear World that they sang together.

[@craiglayne1362]

Love them too. But those orange flowers on her dress, not so much

[@terrencemccoy8219]

Was there couple feud an "act" or was it real.., like Sonny and Cher later..?

[@cmcb09]

They loved each other but Steve could be a tad insufferable, in joint interviews he rarely let her get a word in.

[@CharlieChilders-wm9gb]

​@@cmcb09very sad but true.🧐😳🥺😥

[@victoriasegall3404]

@@cmcb09 I didn't know that.

[@user-ki1un4jg2d]

Mr and Mrs show business .
Shoe business ?
Really big shoe .

[@crystalclearsun]

Nah...

[@DebbieWolgemuth]

Lip syncing

[@victoriasegall3404]

Shut up!

[@ronrice1931]

They were both awful here. As for her singing over her own prerecorded vocal track, that trick only works in the studio.

[@robertwallerjr.]

Tone deaf

[@rick3301958]

I know what you mean.

[@jeffsilverman6104]

I was trying to think of a way to say exactly what you said.

[@ellengutknecht4994]

I disagree