The Supremes, Petula Clark and Bobby Darin - Mountain Greenery (Live on Rodgers & Hart Today, 1967)
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Diana Ross and The Supremes performed `Mountain Greenery´ with Petula Clark and Bobby Darin on "Rodgers & Hart Today" in 1967.
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So sad to think that Flo would be gone from the group in just a few months from when this aired. All three ladies look so beautiful and elegant here.
The supremes really defined the 60’s music and glamour.
Cindy then inherited her dresses including this one.
Nice to see other greats like Petula Clark and Bobby Darin
I certainly have a notion to second THAT emotion !!
How wonderful of the Supremes with Petula Clark and Bobby Darin!
I don't recall ever seeing this clip before now. Dancing wildly, Miss Mary.
I love the Petula and Mary wave.
ABSOLITELY - NO OTHER - COULD - S W I N G - LIKE BOBBY D !!!
4 legends of show business can it get any better ..... Brilliant .....
Too much talent in one stage
The Supremes took it over the top!
Wow, the Count Basie band too!
Flo lookin goooood
I'm in heaven. Thanks
THanks for the great clip
I heartily concur ! What a fun clip !
"Mountain Greenery" is a popular song composed by Richard Rodgers, with lyrics by Lorenz Hart for the musical The Garrick Gaieties (1926).
Cool!!!!
Great show !!! 🏆
Count Basie taking us out
At. 1:35 each Supreme sings a different line at the same time - you can see it on Flo's face.
And Count Basie
Absolutely 💯
Count Basie... with Bobby Darin, the Supremes and Petula Clark. The show was on ABC. If they were paid back then what they were worth the four of them could have bought ABC. Just sayin'. LOL! Great performance! Thanks for posting.
Shame Bobby never released his version of Mountain Greenery in album he recorded the year prior (1966)
thanks! sharing..
Berry/Motown should have had the Supremes doing some Broadway stuff. They were super versatile and he should have cashed in on it instead of just being focused on one thing / person.
Should I bite my tongue because you think berry Gordy was a genius?
You're so right, they were super versatile; however, they did lots of Broadway songs, show tunes, and standards. On practically every variety show they were on (including the Ed Sullivan Show and the Hollywood Palace), they were always including at least one Broadway song or standard. They even did a tv special, GIT, with the theme of gettin' it together on Broadway. I can't think of any pop artists of that time who were doing as much Broadway and standards as the Supremes.
@@jobucats2166 berry Gordy knew they had that knack and he wanted to showcase it to open more doors for The Supremes, which obviously meant MO’ 💰 💴 💵
@@ceeceetracey9839 I misread your initial comment. I thought you were implying that Gordy was not having the Supremes doing Broadway songs when you stated, "Berry/Motown should have had the Supremes doing some Broadway stuff." To most fans, the Supremes were for our enjoyment; however, many often overlook that the group was a business entity who's job was to make money. And that one person, who some will say at the expense of the other two, was the ticket for the Supremes to perform where many other artists were not even invited.
@@jobucats2166 I might be misreading your post now but I don’t think just Diana Ross made that possible. Florence Ballard and Mary Wilson had an amazing sound together that also made it possible.
MARTHA COMES TO ARGENTINAAAAAAA
Shouldn't this be in a 4x3 aspect ratio?
Who was the man who joined the group at the end on the right?
Peter Gennaro. He was a well known dancer/choreographer of the time when this special aired