The Lovin' Spoonful "Do You Believe In Magic" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- The Lovin' Spoonful "Do You Believe In Magic" remastered in HD on The Ed Sullivan Show on March 19, 1967. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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*one shudders to imagine what inhumane thoughts are behind* people who dislike this song, i mean seriously, it's such a vibe!
This is the alternative video that everyone in the comments write about how much they like it and nit about pyro
@@antoniossilent7144 I fear no man, but that thing. It scares me
abashed the devil stood and felt how awful goodness was.
@@AstrosBashing DO YOU BELIEVE IN MAGIC.
(music contimues)
It scares me.
Hmmm hMmm
man, this song is *fire*
It really is *lit*
the Song *BURNS* inside my Brain from now On.
What a *Burning* Memory
literally
This song *warmed* my heart
When I was in high school I was in a band that opened for The Lovin’ Spoonful at an all-day teen fair. They were a fun loving group of guys.
I believe in magic
Hollywood paladium teen fair?
How exciting for you guys, and what a beautiful memory to treasure thru the years ☺
@@blythenicassio3062 it's looks like new stuff show starts at movie made into store story for years before New DVD releases on Facebook messenger key magic New dream key and pay pal picture day away magic 🪄✨ and
Beat me to it...cause I too believe magic. Loved the auto harp sound
I'm a 73 year old Australian Male, and when this came out, it was truly magic!.
Were you born in New Zealand and then got sent to Australia?
@@RealTF2Pyro Sniper tf2 real?
Hard to believe this was 54 years ago. This song is a timeless classic.
I still had to wait for 6 months to be born, but I am sure I was swinging in my mothers womb at the time!
The Unholy Messiah. Not really. Man Yall a bunch of DOLTS!!!! You folks had had heaven & earth & beyond in you alls` hands in the 60`s & managed 2: FU^%CK IT UP!!!!
😅🤣🤗
I bet they didn't imagine that 47 years later their music would be used to describe a pyromaniac who suffers from Vivid Visual and audio hallucinations
He's not here is he!?
Old people: I love this song!
Me: *PyroLand flashbacks *
In 1967 I was a sophomore in HS and now I'm 70 and still listening to these great old songs I grew up with. Rock on!
Keeps you young. Just can't move as I used to.
I was 6 years old when this aired.
Glad you're Rockin' On!
You were a sophomore at 17 ? I graduated HS at 17. jajajaj
Just turned 68 and I'm right with you, Rusty.
I saw the Spoonful regularly when they were a Village Bar Band at the Night Owl Cafe. Love them from the start. Yeh. I'm old.
Thats awesome!
Unless you're a Sage, Age doesn't count!!! As long as the music is young, we are young!! From '62 to '69, I went from 5th grade to high school grad. My life's soundtrack was forged IN FIRE during those years, and that same soundtrack is still my go-to comfort food! Oh, I've added many gems to it from the '70s to the 21st century, but check it out, The Beach Boys, The Beatles, The Stones(still touring 60 years), Led Zepplin, Eric Clapton, anything from Motown -fuck, the list goes on and on- All as relevant today as they were back when!! Still scoopin' up new crops of fans daily!! You get the point!! Excuse me, but I get wound up easily. Be young, my friend...
Do you Remember WOR 98.7 Fm or 102.7 WNEW Fm those were the original Rock radio stations in New York. I miss those days man.
You're blessed to have had that experience! Zal Yanofski was amazing.
@@Jamestele1 He truly was. Always clowning around on stage sharing his fun and talent with everyone. And a terrific player.
"I fear no man. But that thing, It scares me"
WE GETTING OUT OF PYROLAND WITH THIS ONE BOYS!!!!! 🥶🥶😬👌
These guys were like the real-life Monkees--a bunch of lovable, goofy guys who were writing hands-down awesome pop songs.
Difference being that the Spoonful actually wrote and played their hands-down awesome pop songs.
@@ArkyMalarkey Hence the 'real-life' part
They were actually the first choice to be the monkeys, but they already has a hit song and didn’t want to change their name
@@ArkyMalarkey Nesmith wrote "Papa Gene's Blues" and a few other songs featured on the TV show. Dolenz wrote "Randy Scouse Git", featured on the show and Peter Tork wrote "For Pete's Sake", the song they played at the end of each episode on the second season. All great songs.
@@jeanieruter7416 : Since everyone’s entitled to their own unique definition of a ‘great song’, I’ll rest my case.
He's not changing chords on that autoharp at all. That's magic.
I noticed that right away
Now you have me doubting whether they really disappeared or not.
@@MundaSquire lol
They didn't do a lot of live performing back then.
bad that Ed Sullivan turned into a playback appearance only
I guess you can say this song is fire🔥
FIRE! I'M ON FIRE! I'M ON FIRE!
ik what you did there
Literally
Best part: when the audience goes “D’AWWWW!!” at the puppy.
Heck ya :)
I love dogs
It's AWWWWWWWWWWWW, not dawwwww
@@mrsnoopyaaaaa Yeah, not sure where they got the Dawwww from!
@@mrsnoopyaaaaa ...Why bring Cousin It to the discussion?
The National Anthem of Pyroland
Hudda hudda huh!
MMMMPH MMMMMMMMMPH!
MMMMDMMMC!!!
What a wholesome song, it’s not like it will be associated with a delusional Pyromaniac or anything
It won't be associated with arson
"Mmmph"
It definitely won't end up Being heard in pyroland or something...
i'm confused
@@AldenMoellerInc Hes being sarcastic, it does associate with a delusional pyromaniac from a game called tf2 (Team Fortress 2)
John Sebastian is a truly wonderful singer! Loved this group back in the day... 💙🖤💙🖤💙
I stood next to John Sebastian at Los Angeles International Airport just before he flew with The Lovin' Spoonful were on the Ed Sullivan Show in New York. John wore some fairly high top boots with about six inches of fur at their tops and wearing those 60's round glasses. I was just a young kid in elementary school but it left a memory in my mind I still have today. 🔥🎸🎸🎸🎶🎵🎶. Yes I Believe in Magic 😌
lucky bastard
KOOL MEMORY! JOHN WAS ALWAYS WITH DIFFERENT INSTRUMENTS THAN THE OTHER BANDS.
It's funny how people remember being around celebrities, especially if they were kids when it happened. I remember seeing the members of Earth, Wind, & Fire at the baggage claim in the airport in Lexington, KY, back in the late 70s. The memory is still vivid, even though there was no story other than that I stood near them for a couple minutes!
Michael Anderson And fun! I thought I was a hippie in 1969🤣. Turns out I was a 17 year old kid with no idea what a hippie was! Good times🤷🏻♂️
@@briteness I wish POC still made that kind of music
Everyone: omg it's been so long since I've seen this the nostalgia is unreal
Me, a gen z: *ONE SHUDDERS TO IMAGINE WHAT INHUMAN THOUGHTS LIE BEHIND THAT MASK*
Pardon?
*WHAT DREAMS OF CHRONIC AND SUSTAINED CRUELTY*
I ain't going to talk about that freak. A'ight
Grow up
@@Fjordavy Speak for yourself
"Its like trying to tell a stranger about rock n roll"
And HOW that has changed over the years!
(Kills heavy with an axe)
I was 15 when I first heard this song, 3 months after my mum died and was instantly consumed by the music of this band, especially this tune, have played it literally a thousand times and will always regard it as my favourite. John Sebastian is a genius.
I feel you on that !!!
They were such a wonderful blend of folk, pop, and rock. A nice American response to the British Invasion. It's hard not to smile when hearing them.
Indeed ! I remember sitting on my friends back porch, with several other young friends, playing records on her portable record player. The Lovin' Spoonful were just some of those we listened to. The 'old neighbour' from next door ( who was probably only in his 30s !!) came over to listen, too. He was a hobby musician himself
( guitar player ) and he knew good music when he heard it.
when it is about this kind of invasions, I welcome any American and Britt ;)
Carseye1. aah. POPPYCOCK!!!!!
Yes indeed, the Spoonful were all about generating smiles. God love them
@@CarbonclearlyYes, in 1812 😅
When I was younger in the 1970's, I was too cool to like this song, but now at 62, I dig it!
This song makes me feel *Warm*
I'm 65 and I always get goose bumps when I hear this song. It really is magic :-)
Its on FIRE.
WE BURNING A BARN DOWN WITH THIS ONE 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣
Yes, there is magic in a young girls heart. I pity any man, young or old that can't feel it. We men can never share it but we can appreciate and cherish it.
That was so sweet to say. Thank you Sir. 🙏🏻
We men have magic in our hearts too, if we let it sing.
One shudders to imagine what inhuman thoughts are behind that mask
Lord, they must have done 25 takes to finish this. Very creative performance.
LIP SYNCING HERE YOU IDIOT
Awww come on Debra..have a heart....just look at his pro pic...SPEAKS VOLUMES
@@GeraldosVault HEAR, YOU DOPE, NOT HERE, MUST BE A STUPID DEM
They taped it before the live show. In his intro, Ed told the crowd they had to watch on the monitors. They also did "Daydream", which they did live.
@@walkergillette3918 some people just don't understand how it's done I guess you explained it to them
I would say that this has to be one of the Greatest Rock and Roll songs ever recorded. In my mind, it might be the best...Most positive, energetic and irresistible pieces of American music ever made.
Yeah, it has the magic of rock n roll right in it, doesn't it? Might be my favorite song. The way it makes me feel to listen to it is magic. :-)
Absolutely the very best. Yes !! Thank you.
I saw the Spoonful once and Sebastian solo 3 times. He was even more fun solo than he was with the band cuz he'd do songs like Four Eyes, Money etc.
Yeah, this song makes me genuinely smile, you don’t see that all the time
I would have to agree with you! Never fails to put a smile on my face
1967. What a year.
Uh..this was cut in '65..Robert at 65.
I' m going with '68 - '72. The Nixon years.
Their first single on July 20, 1965, "Do You Believe in Magic", was written by John Sebastian.
@@bobmalack481this song was 1965, but this television appearance is 1967.
My first concert in 1965 The Beach Boys, The Lovin’ Spoonful and Peter and Gordon...!!!! What a FabTasTic lineup...!!!!
mine was Ricky nelson in 1960 on the Atlantic City Steel pier , my dad took me and I sat on his shoulders to see !
The lineup I saw on 1965 tour was Chad and Jeremy opening not Peter and Gordon, followed by The Lovin' Spoonful and then headlining, the Beach Boys.
Well it was 1965, memory serves me a little different. It was October 65 in Houston,Tx you may be correct. It was a great show. Thanks for you input.
And I bet the tickets - for a good seat - were less than $10 , too !!! I paid $5.50 to see the Beatles in Toronto in 1966. Bobby Hebb and The Circle were the 'warm up' groups. Those were the days, my friend.
Are you sure it was Peter and Gordon? I see that same concert bill in Florida in the same year, but it was Chad and Jeremy instead of Peter and Gordon. I guess they could have done a different opening act for half the concerts. Mine was more like Spring of 65.
I was only 12 years old, but I remember the original broadcast :)
Love how John Sebastian plays the autoharp like Mother Maybelle Carter....magic.
One of the best pop songs in rock history
I met John Sebastian a few years ago when he was playing in my hometown theatre. Got a pic with him. He really seemed like a socially awkward person, even in the Woodstock movie. But man, this guy put out some of the best music ever.
“ *I, I Ain’t Talking ‘Bout That Freak.. She’s Not Here Is He?! How Do I Turn This Thing Off!* “
One shudders to imagine what inhuman thoughts lie behind that mask... what dreams of chronic and sustained cruelty?
Love it! Sends me back to a simpler and carefree time. 👏👏👏
This song is 🔥
This song is an absolute banger. They were so ahead of their time. This song works in any generation.
This song is part of my music story. From 1967 through now.
I'm surprised this song was never a hit in the UK it's one of my favourite Lovin Spoonful songs
This simple song is a masterpiece. I also love the clever guitar piece in the middle. So much better than the music garbage of today!
Summer in the city was the first 45 record I ever bought I mowed lawns that summer with an old push mower to get the money. It was a truly magical time
What a masterpiece.
The special effects are mind blowing.
I believe a lot of the effects and switches were filmed earlier. When Ed introduced the band, he told the audience they had to watch the monitor to see the special effects. It was definitely backing track but not sure if John's vocals were live.
Just before the summer of love brilliant
No. Just after the "Human Be-In" ! :-)))))
P
Here in England we love the Beatles, but certainly Loving Spoonful comes very near to them. Great group.
Beatles wrote Good Day Sunshine as an answer song to Spoonfuls Daydream!
Good show mate!
I was just thinking about this, I think the groups are somewhat analogous. Both were excellent and built on the musical history of their respective cultures, Beatles focusing more on the classical world and the Loving Spoonful focusing on the folk music of America.
One group other than the Beatles that I regret never seeing was Creedence Clearwater Revival. Of course they were years later,
but they were great.
@@marcarturi2137 didn't know that.
GREAT SONG!
Takes me back to '65, 7th grade and a crush I had on a cute little thing named Jodie.❤😎
This song makes me wanna run around candyland bro 🍭🌈🔥
With a little blue team babys
This is one of the perfect songs - perfect for the time and place.
I dare anyone to find a 2 and a half minute song that sums up "Rock and Roll" more than this one!! You can;t not love this!
The video/film editing on this had to be a BEAR, No computer editing then. Amazing! 👍😊👍
I throw the "Spoonful" in the same class as "The Animals". Not because of the style of music they did, but because you could always depend on them constructing well crafted, well performed "pop" gems...........and they never quite made it to the pinnacle of popularity ( Beatles, Stones).
But man, they sure made GREAT music.
1967 and 1970 were great music years, oh my dear.🎷🎻🎼🎶🎸🎤🎵
PLEASE POSTTHE SPOONFULL'S ED SULIVAN PERFORMANCE OF "DARLING BE HOME SOON". It was beautiful. They had a string section on stage with them. Even the parents were impressed.
This song is fire its almost like its burned inside my memory just such a warm feeling
There's that cool cat again with that groovy Guild guitar! Great song too! Thanks John and the gang!
I thought I heard ages ago about that groovy cat with the Guild guitar got busted for pot way back when and it pretty much destroyed the group.
Even though they sang it in 1967, the song was a 1965 hit--their first.
Zal Yanovski is the most..facinating stage presence, manerisms, and facial expressions. A lot is going on in his noggin while he plays on his Guild S-200 Thunderbird guitar. A very underated guitarist who can play many styles of music. Robert at 67..
The guitar playing by Zal is the best part of the song. That is my opinion!
All time guitar hero!
With hair getting gray, it is difficult to imagine that this was 6 months before I was born. 1967 was just a fantastic year with the best music and the year the most handsome men were born ;)
l love this song and that wonderful performance with poppies. Please the young rascals with grooving
Yes, and their performance of Good lovin'.
I meet the Spoonful through Steve Boone’s brother who was a school mate of mine at Westhampton Beach HS. My band and I actually helped to setup and break down the bands equipment when they played at Queens College in New York, on one occasion. I would once and awhile drive Mark Sebastian to school when John lived in an A frame home in East Quogue, Long Island, NY.
This song was magic beautiful
🔥🪓🩸 These guys are on *fire* with these songs! The instruments of this song are really just *burned* into my mind, They really *cooked* up something nice back in the 60's 🍭🌈🦄
didnt know Johnny Ramone played rhythm guitar in the Lovin Spoonful. Great song!
I think I remember seeing this original telecast. I was about 16
The Spoonful had so much talent, got to love them.
This song just puts you in a good mood.
Hey I am old too. What a different world.
Magnificent tune indeed didn't know Loving spoonful sung this great tune😊😊😊
This song is beautiful. I can't put it into words, but something about it.. it's... it's perfect!
(gasp) my god… it’s…. Perfect.👌
Thank God For Ed Sullivan
Thank God for Dave Clark ...
I like the monkey with the badge and alien sticker on his guitar . He knows something more than the others.
'Summer in the City'
I was a little kid, and that song started my career in music.
Ya..that tune is their Stairway to Heaven signature song. Robert at 69.
Love the autoharp!
Love those Gibson 335 Style Bass Guitars. Just don't see them that big anymore....
It'a a Guild actually.
Happy 78th to John Sebastian on St Patrick's Day, yesterday.
Joyful, or like an ol time movie. Just a beautiful brilliant song.
I saw this when they were originally on Sullivan. The best!
come on this is *Fire*
Unusual high concept clip for a Sullivan show. To see one of the earliest if the earliest " camera trick" clip of a performance, see "Dance To The Bop" by Gene Vincent from a 1958 Sullivan show.
Brought back Sweet high school memories 🇨🇦 those are unforgettable days Every Friday night we had a school Dance in the assembly room,I could hardly wait for the Graduation day the next big event in my life was when I entered Fanshaw College in London Ontario
I like the Lovin' Spoonful, because they made very happy and upbeat music. Fabulous band. May Zal Yanofsky rest in peace. I'm hoping that Darling Be Home Soon will be uploaded in the future. Cheers!
Yeah, " darling be home soon." Is by far their best song.
This is the perfect tune for an old-fashioned barn dance in early October.
Yep!
That’s so specific lol
or a man in a gas mask burning down a town if you ask me.
@@zacharymarentette5269 One shudders to imagine what inhuman thoughts lie inside your head. What dreams of chronic and sustained cruelty.
@@ninyaninjabrifsanovichthes45 *burns down everything in his path*
What a fab drummer ! Wish I could drum like that.
left hand Jazz drumming technique sticks hold.
@@bobmalack481 That would explain it!
Cheers.
🦄🌈🌈🌈THIS SONG IS MAGICAL🌈🌈🌈🦄
🔥🔥🔥THIS SONG IS FIRE🔥🔥🔥
I love John sebastian when I was a children 😊👌👌, the best, greetings from México ✌
They did a great job restoring these videos, especially the color ones. They look like they were recorded yesterday.
Thank you for sharing an awesome song🪄🎨🔮
This was their best, IMHO
And we’ll go dancing and then you will see, how the Magic’s in the music and the musics in me
2006 boys : wow cute song i like it
2021 boys : haha fire man goes brrr
One of the best songs to come out of the 60s
Spock and John Sebastian are the only two people I've ever seen play the Vulcan Lute!!
Lol
Vulcan lute aka the Autoharp
@@tolfan4438 We learned to play the Autoharp in second grade (1967). I guess a little after this song came out.
The Vulcan Spoonful
Heading out to Eden Yea brother.
No more trouble in my body or my mind
Gonna live like a King on whatever I find.
Eat the fruit and throw away the rind. Yea brother.
Can imagine the appeal of groups like Lovin Spoonful then, good vibe and tune
Love it. Got to see them at the Hollywood Bowl with the Beach Boys summer '66 - the REAL "Summer of Love". God were they good.
lucky lucky you!
Was that their "Pet Sounds" tour? Must've been great.
This song (as well as the entire Loving Spoonful catalog) is amazing when you’re high. It makes you so happy.
High tech special FX for the 60s gotta love it
Maybe the most positive song that came out of the sixties. Pure Magic! Somehow I bought John Sebastian heavy metal guitar case. For his electric guitar at a music flee market up in the Woodstock N.Y. area. Any serious collectors? Has stickers on it. And John's old address in Woodstock. Ps. GREAT PERSON!
wonderful music from the 60's.
Is there anything better than this music ! I remember this when it was new , kissed many girls to this song. Lolololol
It's such a jolly song, makes me happy :)