Jackie Wilson "I'm Comin' On Back To You" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Jackie Wilson "I'm Comin' On Back To You" on The Ed Sullivan Show, May 28, 1961. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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This song was co-written by Al Kasha, a very dear friend. Al had written 7 songs for Jackie.He also wrote songs for Many other artists from Bobby Darin, Donna Summers, Elvis Presley and many others, but he always said that Jackie was by far the greatest.
Sophia Loren..looked amazing here....60 years ago.....i wonder if she remembers this
and the Great Jackie Wilson....and it has to be said...how ed Sullivan supported him...and many many other performers that were not getting fair treatment from the country....
I love listening to Jackie's music he makes me stay in love thank you for your songs RIH Jackie Wilson
No greater talent in the rock and roll and the rhythm and blues arena than the legendary Jackie Wilson.
That's right, Mike.
...and soul, don't forget all the fantastic soul tracks he cut
He thrilled me so, I turned a back-over flip. He was so great, there aren't enough words to describe him.
WOW PHENOMENAL PHENOMENAL PERFORMER “ MR EXCITEMENT “ R.I.P MR JACKIE WILSON GOD BLESS YOUR SOUL FOR ETERNITY 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Astounding vocal! Thanks to the late great Ed Sullivan for exposing the world to every type of music.
With music like this, it pays to be stuck in the past.
I was upset that this clip was removed from the other channel. But I'm glad it's uploaded again.. Mr. Excitement is my daily vitamin.
This guy enhanced a redefinition level of performance to the super-nova heights...
Ed must've really, really liked Jackie...and Ed had the juice to make or break one's career or future hopes of one...and yes...I saw Elvis on Ed's Show in 1956...
The great Jackie Wilson! Thank you so much for posting this. This song charted at #19 on the Billboard Hot 100, and #9 on the R&B chart, in 1961. Jackie also sang "For Me and My Gal" on this episode. Sophia Loren, seen at the start of this video, was on the show to promote her movie, "Two Women".
thanks for info!
@@recordguy4321 You're welcome!
Thank you for today and yesterday's on the Dolores Gray... that was a spectacular video! 😊
@@that70sgirl90 You're very welcome, my friend! I hope you are doing well tonight!
@@TomElvisSmith ... I am doing well... thank you for asking. Hope all is well with you! 😊
Man opened up on an F5. Crazy.
Just became a huge Fan
Those high notes give me tingles 🫠
Jackie Wilson were a great singer 😢
Amazing live performances he gave
All thumbs up...!!!
I grew up listening to him! I enjoyed his music so much!
Brilliant. Another clip of Jackie that is new to my eyes.
Great performance, and very nice to see the interaction with Ed at the end of the video.
Excelente mi cantante favorito americano el gran divo de divos el extraordinario Jacky Wilson un cantante llegado de otro universo 👽👽👽❤️
Ed knew talent.
Me encanta..con esa fuerza de voz y gran talento..mas canciones de una leyenda inolvidable...todo es poco jackie...buenísimo. Gracias por compartir linda presentación en el programa.
Incased in the Jewish star.. letting us know he was owned by the elite destroyers.. poor Jackie. One of the most beautiful talents that ever lived.
0:17 How about that opening, audio and visual? 🙂
🌟 Awesone intro... he has some falsetto! 😳
C L A S S. !
Jackie Wilson died on January 21,1984 he was 49😞
And got robbed by his manager for all his money while being brain dead in the retirement home getting abused🤒
Because of the "cage" Mr. Jackie Wilson was enclosed, he could not move or dance like he was accustomed to. IMHO.
Maybe his manager, or family members, told the producers something.
There was only one camera, and they couldn't chase him everywhere! 😄
He was just too cool for technology.
They had to catch up with him!
I hate the fact that "Sullivan Show" puts their adverts on the video while it's playing. Here they covered Ed and Jackie while Ed was shaking hands and congratulating Jackie.
STOP IT!!!!!
THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW DIDN'T PUT THOSE ADS UP. YOU TUBE DID!🤔😩😖
How gorgeous was Sophia Loren ? Sigh.
I was thinking Elvis until @1:04 wow!!🤣👌
...maybe backing vocals???
@1:36 he's got what in his hand??
@@finallybrainunderstood479 no. It was him.
No disrespect... he looks like a black Elvis! 😊
@@that70sgirl90 but could Elvis sing that high note?? Wow...
SHAME ON WHOEVER WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR FILMING EITHER HIM ABOVE THE WAIST, OR CROPPING OUT HIS FEET!😟🤯😫🙈
THIS IS KINESCOPED B&W BROADCAST ON CBS-TV AND THE VIDEOTAPE PORTION OF IT IS MISSING OR BEEN DESTROYED.
Showcases his falsetto nicely but not one of Jackie's stronger numbers.
Ha Ha
Mixed voice and head voice, not ‘falsetto’.
@@KajiVocals The first notes of the intro, the high note in the first chorus and Jackie Wilson's ending note certainly reminded me of a falsetto. I am not trained in voice, however, so I must defer to those who know better.