Fabulous Performance... love the choreographing. The style of dress is so simple, but perfect. Love those white boots... signature of the 60's /70's. Thank you for sharing! 💖
Been waiting patiently for this one as "Sugar Town" was Nancy's second biggest solo hit selling over a million copies and it is pure gold. I highly recommend locating the 45 of this song as it has a fierce mix that really makes your speakers dance too.
A fine example of easy listening pop. I had never seen this performance before. I think 'Sugar Town' was also part of a 1967 TV special ('Movin' With Nancy').
I don't see how this version or the original recorded version are different? To me they are he same except for one being LIVE and the other Recorded by Nancy and those great studio Musicians. " ₮ⱧɆ ₩ⱤɆ₵₭ł₦₲ ₵ⱤɆ₩"
I'm curious as to how you'd argue on Nancy's behalf, Tom, to those who say she never had any raw talent and only entered the limelight because of her dad. I thought she had a nice voice.
@@judahslion5611 I'm not the best one to ask in this case (although I appreciate you asking all the same), as I'm only a casual fan of Nancy's. I have nothing against her, but she's not in my list of top favorite singers in the same way that someone like Mary Hopkin is. I think she likely did benefit from her connections, although she has a pleasant-enough voice. I do believe she is a good singer, as there are many famous offspring who never made it in the same way she did. As you say, she has a nice voice and I like a few of her songs, although I'm not familiar with her entire catalogue the way I am singers I'm very passionate about. To summarize, I consider her a pleasing singer who also seems like a nice person from what I know of her.
@@TwoWeekCowboyTo each is own, but I always thought of it as a laid back, easy going song with a relaxing melody and care free lyrics describing life in a small town like “Mayberry”, North Carolina 🤠📺❤ or my childhood hometown of Lafayette, Louisiana ( 1956-1963 ) 👦🏻❤️👍
I was 17.... went on a blind date the night before this aired.... we were together for 2 1/2 years.... this song was just hitting the charts... I was truly in sugar town..
Another one many of us have been waiting for is Lee Hazelwood and Nancy Sinatras appearance with "Summer Wine". Please retrieve this from your archives, it would make those of us still in Covid lockdown very happy!!
@@donnalombardo1135 Actually I would find it unlikely that somebody would know the two songs I mentioned and not know that she did "These Boots Are Made For Walking" but thanks for the info anyway.
@2:30 Nancy Barbato Sinatra died at 101 7/13/2018, Frank Sinatra's high school sweetheart, muse and mother of Frank Sinatra's 3 children, his first of 4 wives. (RIP).. Really cute n sweet this video, love it🧁
Never knew this song until I started looking up She & Him songs. I love this! Of course, it's a great song for Zooey's voice, but I love Nancy Sinatra's voice on this too! And of course she's got her boots - the one song I do know her from is the song about the boots. ;-)
Decades ago I had my favorite LP covers framed on my wall at work & "Sugar" was one of those covers. I would never get away with displaying it in an office setting nowadays.
It always amazed me how they could put together a weekly show like this and have such great choreography: Sonny and Cher, Donny and Marie, and others all had great dancing. It would take most productions months of practice to put together what these shows did in a couple of days.
I'm real sucker for this song. I've always liked it despite its silliness. Nancy was sure on Ed Sullivan a lot and it looks like Ed treated Nancy as his own daughter. Nancy Barbato at the end lived for 101 years. She only passed away in 2018. That's a good sign for longevity in that family.
@@nandofigueira2005 I admire the fact that she never did a "tell all" book. I'm think she got a ton of offers, particularly after Frank died, but she never talked, rarely gave interviews and just kept things private. Old school!
I remember this song being played on the radio. A good song. Even better was Nancy’s album with Lee Hazelwood. A great album, one of the ‘60s best. I saw Nancy in the audience at a concert at the height of her fame, I think it was in ‘66 or ‘67. She was very petite, her hair looked like this video.
Nancy kinda looks like Vanna White here. Choreography here is outstanding and the women are so beautiful. I wonder how her mother felt being called "big nancy"
@ABALLAMS3 Nancy Barbato ( AKA Sinatra) She lived to be 101 years old. WOW!!! Some longevity!!! Personally, I liked Nancy Sinatra Jr's song, These Boots Are Made for Walking. What about you?
Such happy memories for me I wish I still had my white boots and my red dress but I still got my single record how life goes so guickley I am now in my 70s now
Great clip Frank is my all time hero best ever by far Nancy was quite a talent and very pretty 2 I saw Frank Jr b4 he died 10 yr ago he was great don't know much about Tina but what a great family
Nancy Sinatra was So much Like other people's Children that too get Radio play & recognized, so as too be popular with All segments of the industry. She went with the Flow n then Took the So Called Horse 🐴🐎 by the Rein's and made Her Own Career very Popular & Successful, in very tumultuous Time's. Thank You ❤️😊❤️ She was 🧨🧨🧨& Class Combined. TKS.
I m 44 years old ....from Spain....BUT i have to tellin ...SHE WAS VERY as so CUTE .......VERY VERY PRETTY........i KNOW SOME about ENGLISH BUT STILL IS so hard TO learnin as better.....all ENGLISH i KNOW IVE learned It about high school and college.......ed sullivan good show on TV from 60s....... greetinngs from south OF SPAIN...NEVER Been TO da STATES!!
The song is an allusion to sugar cubes laced with Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), though - like other songs Hazlewood wrote - "Sugar Town" was deliberately enigmatic: directed to a young audience, yet outwardly tame enough to receive radio play. Hazlewood denied that he had ever used LSD, or regularly partaken in drugs in general. He explained: "You had to make the lyric dingy enough where the kids knew what you were talking about-and they did. Double entendre. But not much more if you wanted to get it played on the radio. We used to have lotsa of trouble with lyrics, but I think it’s fun to keep it hidden a little bit." from Wikipedia
What an Excellent analogy to the Way of The Era with Flower Power Drug's Rock n Rolls surmised and the assumed issues or destruction too the American & World Youth Group's the many adverse, and negative Culture's & Counter Culture's too the Status Quo as they Refered too Thing's in Politics. Thank You. ✌️✌️👍👍😎😎😎. PS. IT was LOVE PEACE , And ROCK n ROLL, trying too Overcome the Hatred & Greed and oppression in The World Globally. TKS. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏.
Hit the US top 40 on 12/3/1966 and reached #5 in just three weeks. What a hit, hm?? . The flip side, "Summer Wine" a duet with Lee Hazlewood was also a moderate hit in spring, 1967. Dang this is good!!!! Even better than the studio version. I'm sure Frank was gushing with pride over Nancy's success.
OMG. This is such feel good song. Love it! And I loved her father, Old Blue Eyes, too. Good man without a racist bone in his body. AAAND he could sing!!!!!
What an easy, simple, wholesome song!
We will never see an era like this again.
Absolutely!!
@@whitetiger8652 9th Garders
No never. Enjoy the memories and the music though.
Because we have lost our innocence
Isn't that true about every era throughout history?
Fabulous Performance... love the choreographing. The style of dress is so simple, but perfect. Love those white boots... signature of the 60's /70's. Thank you for sharing! 💖
The dancing was adorable. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ 😁😁😁😁😁
MAGNIFIQUE ..LONGUE VIE À TOI NANCY.💘💋💋🌷🌷🌷❤👄👄❤
My favorite song from Nancy. Thanks for posting.
Been waiting patiently for this one as "Sugar Town" was Nancy's second biggest solo hit selling over a million copies and it is pure gold. I highly recommend locating the 45 of this song as it has a fierce mix that really makes your speakers dance too.
👍👍😁
I have a copy and you're right --- sounds fabulous.
@@joey_bonin Hard to keep unscratched.
Just ordered one off eBay after reading this! Excited to see how it sounds :D
I love Nancy she is an icon and a legend and all her songs are fabulous!
I also see what a sweet, wonderful and classy lady she has turned out to be!
A fine example of easy listening pop.
I had never seen this performance before.
I think 'Sugar Town' was also part of a 1967 TV special ('Movin' With Nancy').
Yes this is the clip that many of us have seen. It’s great!
Nancy Sinatra such a crush of mine and so beautiful Thanks.
Beautiful, and beautiful voice !!!!!!
Awsum
Nice to hear this different version. Love the relaxed, lazy choreography too. Thanks for sharing this.
I don't see how this version or the original recorded version are different? To me they are he same except for one being LIVE and the other Recorded
by Nancy and those great studio Musicians. " ₮ⱧɆ ₩ⱤɆ₵₭ł₦₲ ₵ⱤɆ₩"
My favorite Nancy Sinatra song 🤍
I was 13 when this song was a hit. Nancy Sinatra was a big early crush, no doubt, with that cute face and those ever-present Go-Go boots!
I was a child during the 60's.Its just not explainable! What a wild ride!
She is fabulous! 😁😁💙💙
This is my favorite Nancy Sinatra song; thank you so much for uploading it! It's such a happy, carefree and joyful song and I love it.
I'm curious as to how you'd argue on Nancy's behalf, Tom, to those who say she never had any raw talent and only entered the limelight because of her dad. I thought she had a nice voice.
@@judahslion5611 I'm not the best one to ask in this case (although I appreciate you asking all the same), as I'm only a casual fan of Nancy's. I have nothing against her, but she's not in my list of top favorite singers in the same way that someone like Mary Hopkin is. I think she likely did benefit from her connections, although she has a pleasant-enough voice. I do believe she is a good singer, as there are many famous offspring who never made it in the same way she did. As you say, she has a nice voice and I like a few of her songs, although I'm not familiar with her entire catalogue the way I am singers I'm very passionate about. To summarize, I consider her a pleasing singer who also seems like a nice person from what I know of her.
Its mine too I also like the one she did with her father "something stupid"
@@donnalombardo1135 That's a really good one too!
@@TomElvisSmith yeah it is
Such a lovely feel good song,love it.
It is a lovely song and I always loved the guitar work in it...but Lee Hazlewood actually wrote it about LSD. He said so.
@@TwoWeekCowboyTo each is own, but I always thought of it as a laid back, easy going song with a relaxing melody and care free lyrics describing life in a small town like “Mayberry”, North Carolina 🤠📺❤ or my childhood hometown of Lafayette, Louisiana ( 1956-1963 ) 👦🏻❤️👍
Nancy Sinatra was drop dead gorgeous. A total knockout and legs to die for
amen
I think the term "stunning " is sometimes over-used but Nancy certainly was a "stunner" back in the day .
Simply lovely, and such a nice voice for pop music...those were the days.
Absolutely!!!!!
Oh my soul, thank you for posting this. I was about six and remembered the
Words!!! Love the outfit and white gogo boots. Priceless.
Go go boots just come above the ankle
She is so beautiful and love her singing
Always loved Nancy 💕
In awe of your Dad too!!
I wish the “lalalala” part was included in the recorded version, sounds trippy and goes perfectly with the tune!
💝
Wym it is😭
Actually, I personally don't like it
Those Dancers,,,Wow!!
Love listening to this incredible talented Lady. Incredible voice.
Nancy a 60s Icon✨
A legend like her daddy...a lady like her mom.
I was 17.... went on a blind date the night before this aired.... we were together for 2 1/2 years.... this song was just hitting the charts... I was truly in sugar town..
Another one many of us have been waiting for is Lee Hazelwood and Nancy Sinatras appearance with "Summer Wine". Please retrieve this from your archives, it would make those of us still in Covid lockdown very happy!!
It’s been posted in color with Nancy in a beautiful yellow pantsuit!
Not on this official site it hasnt - forget the illegal timecoded poor quality rubbish
There is also Some velvet morning my friend!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Absolutely fabulous
What an amazing performer and style icon Nancy was. I have some similar white boots. I really wish people still dressed like they did in the 60s ✨
Love this song!
Love this song and also "Something Stupid".
Boots are made for walking too it was her biggest hit
@@donnalombardo1135 Actually I would find it unlikely that somebody would know the two songs I mentioned and not know that she did "These Boots Are Made For Walking" but thanks for the info anyway.
@@TheGlssr60 I just meant I liked that song sorry for the misunderstanding
@@donnalombardo1135 It's all good. :)
@@TheGlssr60talk to the animals bigger than
She looks gorgeous
I remember that song my favorite by her is These Boots Are Made For Walking
Boy did Tommy Sands mess up! Wow she's beautiful and great voice. sweetheart of the 60's.
This is nice to finally see - I only know Nancy's recording of it, it's pretty cool to hear her do it live -
this is almost forgoteen but it was big and so nice to see it done by Nancy here. Real-llly Big Show!
Fantastic song , fantastic clothes !
Back when music was MUSIC & television was ENTERTAINMENT!!!
lol..this is music?
@@jadezee6316 umm..yeah.
Get off my lawn
@@jadezee6316 yeah unlike today
@Katy Lloyd wish I could go back I was 4 yrs old hate this world
I love those background dancers, too.
It's kinda smooth & groovie.
Nancy dancin, & steppin side ta side like that.
The melody jingle really grabs.
Nancy's vocal draws in the ear.
I would love to see Nancy & Lee singing Summerwne....thank you.
@2:30 Nancy Barbato Sinatra died at 101 7/13/2018, Frank Sinatra's high school sweetheart, muse and mother of Frank Sinatra's 3 children, his first of 4 wives. (RIP)..
Really cute n sweet this video, love it🧁
When a daughter is named after her mother, we don’t call the daughter Junior. Big Nancy had 3 children - Little Nancy, Frank Jr, and Tina Sinatra.
Sweet melody and performance.
Love this nancy sinatra legend
Such a great sassy /sexy voice .Perfect for this song . & of course she always looked great too.
I love you Nancy
Your family is like the best thing this country ever has had. 🥺
Good
Never knew this song until I started looking up She & Him songs. I love this! Of course, it's a great song for Zooey's voice, but I love Nancy Sinatra's voice on this too! And of course she's got her boots - the one song I do know her from is the song about the boots. ;-)
Decades ago I had my favorite LP covers framed on my wall at work & "Sugar" was one of those covers. I would never get away with displaying it in an office setting nowadays.
One of my favorite album covers back in my high-school years. I had the album.
Nancy sent me a 5 by 7 of herself and years later met her and she said indeed she did sign that and i still have it
This song makes me want some white gogo boots 🥰
Go Go Go For It!
It always amazed me how they could put together a weekly show like this and have such great choreography: Sonny and Cher, Donny and Marie, and others all had great dancing. It would take most productions months of practice to put together what these shows did in a couple of days.
People had to learn to be entertainers back in the day and were multitalented which helped them become quick learners of their dance moves.
Outstanding go-go era outfit worn by Nancy.
“Stand up there Big Nancy”
I'm real sucker for this song. I've always liked it despite its silliness. Nancy was sure on Ed Sullivan a lot and it looks like Ed treated Nancy as his own daughter.
Nancy Barbato at the end lived for 101 years. She only passed away in 2018. That's a good sign for longevity in that family.
Actually, LSD often came in the form of sugar cubes. It's a hallucinogenic song! Big Nancy never knew 😀
@@MostlyBrenda That totally makes sense. "Sugartown" definitely sounds like a place where those who are high would congregate.
I admire nancy barbato for having put up with such an arrogant and unfaithful man as sinatra.
@@nandofigueira2005 I admire the fact that she never did a "tell all" book. I'm think she got a ton of offers, particularly after Frank died, but she never talked, rarely gave interviews and just kept things private. Old school!
@@MostlyBrenda Give us your sources. Otherwise, stop spreading bogus theories.
Nancy Sinatra was part of the tradition of popular music that our parents were okay with.
You mean quality "popular" music rather than today's talent -lite noises ?
I mean the non-rock tradition. @@mjones4083
Nancy Sinatra was a doll, with class !!!!! 😊
Kevin Phoenix
The SHAG hairdo…rockin’ it 🤘🤘🤘
Those dance moves scream Gwen Verdon to me. Love it!
Lovely to see a pretty slim girl in a gorgeous dress. Great happy song by Nancy Sinatra. We seem to have lost all that now and that's so sad.
( except it was a veiled reference to cocaine. . . .)
She certainly was pretty. Ever see the album cover, her in a pink bikini?
@@stellarocquie7957 😂
@@stellarocquie7957 😳
@@stellarocquie7957 that’s why she’s so slim!
Love this double-entendre song about those LSD-laden sugar cubes popular Middle America in the 60s
I remember this song being played on the radio. A good song. Even better was Nancy’s album with Lee Hazelwood. A great album, one of the ‘60s best. I saw Nancy in the audience at a concert at the height of her fame, I think it was in ‘66 or ‘67. She was very petite, her hair looked like this video.
She is a great singer
I love her💐💜
Love Nancy a dreamboat for me from long ago. She is up there with the best. Thank you for entertainment over many performances. JET.
Now whatever happened to all those lovely stage decorations 😍🌸 if they're in storage somewhere I'll take them 🙋
A very nice show
I LOVE ❤️
You want 'Easy Listening'?...This song is the epitome of that genre' in 1966. And it was a huge AM Radio hit.
I Love You Nancy Sinatra ❤️
A simpler time, not a care in the world.
My favorite Nancy Sinatra song❤❤❤❤
Suger town is about forgetting your troubles with suger cubes REALLY IT IS.
Summer wine!!!!! Aysome song!!!
Love that song!!! Nancy and Lee really rocked and had the rhythm on that one !
Nancy the GREAT !! Living in the unfortunately huge +grandiose shadow of ol’ what’s his eye color!! Your’e the SHUG babe…shine on.
Love Nancy 🌼
'Stand up there, big Nancy'. Sounds like a John Byner impression.
"Big Nancy" was probably shorter than her daughter.
@@MostlyBrenda she lived to 100.....
@@jadezee6316 uh... okay🙄
Byner should have accused Ed of ripping off his act😅😅😅
awesome voice and a stunner too
Nancy kinda looks like Vanna White here. Choreography here is outstanding and the women are so beautiful. I wonder how her mother felt being called "big nancy"
Nancy had many hit songs. More than most people realize.
@ABALLAMS3 Nancy Barbato ( AKA Sinatra) She lived to be 101 years old. WOW!!! Some longevity!!! Personally, I liked Nancy Sinatra Jr's song, These Boots Are Made for Walking. What about you?
I can't even take my eyes off of her dress and her go go boots, isn't she just a wonderful singer of the 1960s
Such happy memories for me I wish I still had my white boots and my red dress but I still got my single record how life goes so guickley I am now in my 70s now
yes. this is her best song
Great clip Frank is my all time hero best ever by far Nancy was quite a talent and very pretty 2 I saw Frank Jr b4 he died 10 yr ago he was great don't know much about Tina but what a great family
Nice boots 👍
Nancy Sinatra was So much Like other people's Children that too get Radio play & recognized, so as too be popular with All segments of the industry. She went with the Flow n then Took the So Called Horse 🐴🐎 by the Rein's and made Her Own Career very Popular & Successful, in very tumultuous Time's. Thank You ❤️😊❤️ She was 🧨🧨🧨& Class Combined. TKS.
great stuff !
It's a trip that most people don't this song is about dropping acid.😊
Bravo nancy bonita mi amor
This song was already an oldie by the time she performed it here.
I m 44 years old ....from Spain....BUT i have to tellin ...SHE WAS VERY as so CUTE .......VERY VERY PRETTY........i KNOW SOME about ENGLISH BUT STILL IS so hard TO learnin as better.....all ENGLISH i KNOW IVE learned It about high school and college.......ed sullivan good show on TV from 60s....... greetinngs from south OF SPAIN...NEVER Been TO da STATES!!
Happy days for sure.
The song is an allusion to sugar cubes laced with Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), though - like other songs Hazlewood wrote - "Sugar Town" was deliberately enigmatic: directed to a young audience, yet outwardly tame enough to receive radio play. Hazlewood denied that he had ever used LSD, or regularly partaken in drugs in general. He explained: "You had to make the lyric dingy enough where the kids knew what you were talking about-and they did. Double entendre. But not much more if you wanted to get it played on the radio. We used to have lotsa of trouble with lyrics, but I think it’s fun to keep it hidden a little bit." from Wikipedia
What an Excellent analogy to the Way of The Era with Flower Power Drug's Rock n Rolls surmised and the assumed issues or destruction too the American & World Youth Group's the many adverse, and negative Culture's & Counter Culture's too the Status Quo as they Refered too Thing's in Politics. Thank You. ✌️✌️👍👍😎😎😎.
PS. IT was LOVE PEACE , And ROCK n ROLL, trying too Overcome the Hatred & Greed and oppression in The World Globally. TKS. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏.
600- love it !!
Great for summer.
Hit the US top 40 on 12/3/1966 and reached #5 in just three weeks. What a hit, hm?? . The flip side, "Summer Wine" a duet with Lee Hazlewood was also a moderate hit in spring, 1967.
Dang this is good!!!! Even better than the studio version. I'm sure Frank was gushing with pride over Nancy's success.
A nice, sweet, kind, modest person.
She was way cool back in the day !
She had her father's courage
OMG. This is such feel good song. Love it! And I loved her father, Old Blue Eyes, too. Good man without a racist bone in his body. AAAND he could sing!!!!!
Gosh....he was a well known Mobster. Ick.
“Big Nancy” is shooting daggers at Ed. 😂
Frank, Sr. called his wife "Big Nancy"...