Sammy Kaye performs his hits in this rare 1978 TV appearance and is joined by his former vocalist Don Cornell for their million-selling hit "It Isn't Fair".
my mother and aunts went to hear his band when he played in Cincinnati...i was just a little kid and i cried bitter tears as they wouldnt take me along. lol
It's crazy how sedate the audience is. I would have been applauding and cheering like heck when Sammy Kaye introduced Don Cornell and he started singing with his magnificent voice!
Don Cornell is a master crooner..wish there was more of him live to watch!!
Me too
AT 83 I STUMBLED ON THIS GEM FROM MY YOUTH...QUITE SOME TIME AGO....STILL MISSED...
THIS video really brought back so many great memories from my childhood.
My grandfather was in Sammy Kaye’s band in Cleveland. I love this music ❤️
So was mine!! Who is your grandfather!
1978------I was 31 & 32 y/o -------how I wish I could go back ! -------love this music------did then, do now.------MJL< 76 y/o
Good song from a time when talent was real.
Yeah, real bland.
Love this... My Uncle Stan was friend's with Don and had lunch with him back in 98 ... Nice man.. RIP..
I figure it was on PBS during those pledge breaks, great song!!!
my mother and aunts went to hear his band when he played in Cincinnati...i was just a little kid and i cried bitter tears as they wouldnt take me along. lol
It's crazy how sedate the audience is. I would have been applauding and cheering like heck when Sammy Kaye introduced Don Cornell and he started singing with his magnificent voice!
Me too thanks
Nice and relaxin song...
Swing and sway with Sammy Kaye and Don Cornell was just a singer
When music was a moving experience :-)
2:11 thought bubble: I told you not to do that in public 😂
it looks like they are performing in the old Cafe Rouge in the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York...does anyone know for sure?
Yes, it is.
i have an autographed baton from his tv show from 1954
Hay una gran falla en el audio, muy bajo el volumen, i'm Soraya, porque, es una melodía hermosa.
The band sounds OK, and Don Cornell sounds OK, but this arrangement is nowhere close to the original they put out years before.
That was 1978 mega hit