wow

🎺📯 Bliss, real deal musicians ❤ TJB. Going Places Album

If that mouthpiece is 7C I’m impressed that he can play that long

love ann margret and walter painter is phenomenal!!!

0:56 if it weren't that they were the Brady, You don't really feel that dumb for watching

C est la classe

Love this!!❤️ Wonderful ❤️❤️

Love this song on a sunny day

Love this!❤🎉

I still have my 45 of Lonely Bull 🤪

Loved this then and I still do!! Bought my first album after watching this, back then. My daughter has them now. Thanks!

Ooh!

Come back old America.....we miss you....

rare et beau ...

c'est beau ...

émouvant ...

I believe lyrics by Ray Charles!

This video is an excellent example of what has made Judy Garland the one and only star that she was. NO ONE even came close!

too bad the Brady bunch was already over when i was born in September of 74 , but Marcia is my favorite

Good Blend. Then finally at the end she lets go! Generous entertainers.

Qué calidad.

To this day it holds up as one of the great renditions of this song

2024 and this still bangs.💀❤️‍🔥

Bobby was absolutely brilliant and could perform any genre (rock, jazz, folk, big band, - even movie/contemporary music of early 70s such as "Happy" from Lady Sings the Blues movie) as if the any of those genres were his "trademark genre"- it was truly that effortless for Bobby to "mix it up" and if you listen to songs such as "If I were a Carpenter" or "Simple Song of Freedom" (folk); "Mack the Knife", "Up the Lazy River" or "Gyp the Cat" (Jazzy); "Black Coffee" (moodier jazz style); "Splish Splash" (Rock); "Hello Dolly" (show tunes); "Beyond the Sea" (as here) or "More than the Greatest Love" (Big Band/Swing; and "Happy" early 1970s /contemporary movie soundtrack. He also had an incredibly mesmerizing physical presence on stage - there was no doubt when he performed that he owned the stage like a very few have -- and you are so right to compare him to Sammy Davis Jr. ! Bobby's dancing and stage moves were beyond captivating to watch. And also he had a genius IQ/very gifted intellect -- and it extended down to his toes ! And what makes this all the more wondrous is that to Bobby, entertaining was his passion, as he believed his audience deserved nothing less than the highest caliber of performance, and this also tied into his ambitious nature knowing his life would be cut short by his heart condition, he worked tirelessly until the very end when he had a severe heart valve deterioration that ultimately took his life. I could watch him perform for hours on end. Thank you for posting this wonderful content !

It reminds me a lot of a scene from the movie Perdita Durango with Rosie Perez and Javier Bardem!!!

Do you know other ragtime people who jumped on the disco train?

Michael Andrews a legendary drag queen did an amazing performance of this. Do yourself a favor and look it up

"If he doesn't think so, he probably isn't." Classic.

Wow Beautiful Song, I am in tears

He has such charisma when he performs, like he's genuinely overjoyed to be there.

Herb alpert is an amazing artist.i met him twice. A very humble man

Some people are just natural born entertainers; he was one of them.

This song started with The Lonely Bull from 1962.

Great music, your feet start dancing!❤

Kurt liked

😊a a1.1a a little a $@😛

Too bad him and David didn't duet on this. Lol

This is my dad's song and my name❤

That was gorgeous.

Love these two!❤

That's incredible!😊

Bobby Brady was so cool in his number! 🤩🤩🤩

Jan was my Wet Dream back then.

I had to show this to my 6yo!

I was there. Thanks for posting ❤

Wonderful timing.

Best disco song I've ever heard in my whole life

This is the opening song in a very backwards Os shooting with magical trajectories.

Qué mujer increíble. Agradecida. Siempre va a ser querida.😊

Qué divina. Disfruta de lo que hace.