People wanted to make fun of him but they couldn’t…..he was simply such a talented singer and an extremely nice humble gentleman. We need more Slim Whitman’s.
It was not uncommon in the Fifties to have multiple artists hit with the same song, pretty much at the same time. And he was singing standards that had been performed since the 1920s.
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I miss real late night talent like Johnny Carson. I saw Slim live in Laughlin in 1987. He and his son were fantastic.
I understand my daddy really loved his music.
Tremendous guy....really liked him from when I first heard him 70+ years ago....super interview with J Carson.
People wanted to make fun of him but they couldn’t…..he was simply such a talented singer and an extremely nice humble gentleman. We need more Slim Whitman’s.
Slim saved the world from the Martians, bless his soul
Thank you, Slim. You are handsome as ever and your singing is beautiful (I remember you).
Slim's decency and self-deprecating humour shine through his chat with Johhny Carson.
One of a kind R.i.P. .slim whitman.
I didn't even know he was sick.
2024 I just watched the 1952 Slim WHITMAN singing ,Indian love call. Before watching here. What a beautiful and unique voice
Class act from the days talk shows were not crap like today.
Great video Thanks .
And he served his country in WW2!
He was a true Christian. He loved his Lord and his family.
Carson?
Carson made fun of him then he finally invited him on his show.
Slim Whitman hit it out of the park.
Many of the 5:30 show ..Burbank studio..free..get there 4:30 stand in line…smoke a dude…go in and watch Carson…the best ever, probably 50 times…
class act
They really looked like they were having a great time during the monologue.
I think people really made fun of the commercials production value...but his talent cut thru it
That song was a hit in the USA around the late 50s or early 60s. I don't recall the name of the singer but it wasn't Whitman.
Frank Ifield, he was British/Australian i think.
It was not uncommon in the Fifties to have multiple artists hit with the same song, pretty much at the same time. And he was singing standards that had been performed since the 1920s.
I want some Moontang, damn it!
Slims music saved us from Martians
Looks like what you get if you cross Zorro with a shady funeral director. RIP Slim.
I f you die of natural courses these days it's consider an accident. Funny line from the 80's
3.30
Funny???????
8:21 he realized too late…
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