Lou Rawls "Love Is A Hurtin' Thing" on The Ed Sullivan Show

Lou Rawls "Love Is A Hurtin' Thing" on The Ed Sullivan Show on November 6, 1966. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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[@AaronGRandall]

"In the singing game, Lou Rawls is the best." ~Frank Sinatra

[@bh5606]

Unique voice, wonderful singer.

[@Noomz-of-Earl]

Lou Rawls was the only reason to sit through this otherwise subpar Sullivan Show episode. "Love Is a Hurtin' Thing" was at its peak [#13] on the Billboard Hot 100 and was about to go #1 R&B (Soul). I already had the record, and this would be the first time I would ever see him on television. His Capitol Records period was his best, peaking with this song and "Dead End Street" five months later.

[@rc6936]

I saw Lou rolls in concert in Las Vegas in the 90s even up an age he still has a beautiful voice and could sing the pants off of any song he put on a great concert

[@michaelrochester48]

That was his biggest hit until the 1970s with, you’ll never find another love like this

[@TheSecurityCamChannel]

A NATURAL MAN

[@lucianofigueiredo7220]

Verdade😆😆😆

[@kevingoins9858]

He had at least three other big hits after this one and before arriving at Philadelphia International - "Dead End Street" (1967), "Your Good Thing Is About To End" (1969) and the Grammy winning "A Natural Man" (1971) - all Top 40 pop hits.

[@bane-by]

Never heard of him before just now. Terrific voice

[@bhodges00]

I love Lou.

[@rsands9]

What a talent!

[@carenjacks]

Love thissss

[@rc6936]

Saw them in concert in Vegas he was wonderful

[@donaldperrotta8514]

Outstanding !!!!!!

[@andreal6696]

Mmmmm.....so warm and lovely.

[@mailjohnsonl7]

love this mans voice very talented

[@trumpiekeith8531]

This is nice. I like Gloria Taylor's recording of it too.

[@jeffreyperry8491]

Hey ☺️ Mr Taylor how you doing

[@donaldperrotta8514]

Outstanding !!!!