Dean Martin - Together Again Tour 1988 at Seattle

[@MrCtsSteve]

Huge Dean Martin Fan here .. this hurts to see him like this . Sad how fast he went downhill after the passing of his Son . He always will be the King of Cool .

[@JJJZANESVILLE2]

Steve, he was never hero worthy. He just learned how to entertain. His wives and family took second place to the MONEY. Be careful of your worship. I loved watching him, too. But he was not someone to look up to, son. At all.He looked at us and considered us as the suckers we are. And I loved his entertainment. Thank God for dean. and fuck him

[@c.r.t1586]

@@JJJZANESVILLE2 he always said he was working hard because he had 7 kids. And it's not worshipping, just liking the coolest man ever.

[@JJJZANESVILLE2]

yeah....how can he be the coolest man ever? He sexually betrayed his women. I don't know, crt. Maybe it's not about being true? Maybe you know more than me about being the coolest. ??? @@c.r.t1586

[@JJJZANESVILLE2]

@@c.r.t1586 I don't think you have a clue. I don''t worship him. I, in the end, don't even think I like him. And I have followed his career quite a bit. Stop it.

[@MrCtsSteve]

@@JJJZANESVILLE2 I never said I worshipped him or called him my hero . You're kind of hard on the man aren't you ? I just think he had a beautiful voice and an easy going charm . That's what I like about him .

[@martinlewis2279]

this man was indeed a comical genius. no wonder Jerry still loves him to this day. God bless you, Dean and may you rest in eternal peace.

[@moonlanding-69]

Jerry lacked the confidence to be his own man and swath his own path. Jerry had a great talent as well.......their humor (slapstick) was the last after Laurel & Hardy. He quit after this show....Liza Manelli filled in.....it was to raise money for Sammy who was broke.

[@RitaMalikfour]

He crying? Or has the sniffles , I think he’s crying

[@dabneyoffermein595]

Jerry adores him to this day. Still talks about him on his marathons for muscular distrophy

[@oceangrownkae]

@@dabneyoffermein595 smh… oh, Jerry. oh yeah that guy

[@csillag4]

Dean hated performing with Jerry. Dean said he felt like an idiot next to Lewis. Lewis was very witty..

[@sheyshannow2065]

Pretty amazing considering the pain he was going through with the loss of his son. One of the top entertainers of the 20th century no question. Thank you for sharing.

[@roroutube9422]

I really wish the people yelling at him partway during "Everybody Loves Somebody" realized what he was going through. He may have not been in the best state, but it is the thought that counts.

[@mackaybola6742]

​@@roroutube9422 ok😮 ko see who

[@usaneebeilles9510]

If only I could. ❤Hugs.

[@CitizenDuarte]

71 years old and still performing! This guy was absolutely legendary!

[@JayH7745]

Dean Martin has been my idol since I was 7 or 8 years old. I love him and miss him dearly. God Bless Dean Martin. RIP Dino

[@richnelson4280]

Took my parents to see this show. A thrill for all of us to see these 3...Sammy held up the best. A memorable night.

[@LD__RN]

What a memory!

[@jeffschueler1182]

Even though he was way past his “prime”, he had more charisma, talent and comedic timing than ANY of today’s so called “talent”. Dean Martin had it all, and left the world a far better place than he found it. I only wish that I could have seen him in person, that would have been an honor and a privilege.

[@JJJZANESVILLE2]

He knew his bullshit worked and he used it. I loved his show but I eventually realized how full of shit he was....grow up. i realize it isn't easy.

[@JJJZANESVILLE2]

OH, stop it. Jesus Christ. He was a bullshitter and he knew it.

[@JJJZANESVILLE2]

Jeff...dean played you and me. For the millions. 4 sure oh, yeah

[@JJJZANESVILLE2]

@Keeganator I apologized and explained in three different comments under Maureen Allen's remark below, please refer there. You need to go down to where I replied to Paul Brislen, who really gave a tongue lashing that I deserved! later, mater

[@georgekolbar6529]

U

[@rickw1100]

Dean Martin : Coolness, sophistication, extraordinary talent, and a humanity that still endears him to millions. Much missed

[@maureenallen7778]

I know the man was heartbroken over the loss of his son. However I still think this was a great performance and he still had that great sexy voice. At his age I still think he was very good looking. Thank you for posting this and all the other videos of him. There will never be another like him. Rest In Peace Dean Martin. I miss you.

[@JJJZANESVILLE2]

maureen, he didn't care about his fans...he didn't even care about his wives... grow up

[@JJJZANESVILLE2]

the man didnt care about anything...does that help you love him?

[@JJJZANESVILLE2]

It probably does

[@paulbrislen1484]

@@JJJZANESVILLE2 Did you know him personally? The thing I’m pretty sure of is...he didn’t give a damn about stupidity like yours. He was imperfect and knew it...so what? He showed up, on time, respected those he worked with by their own accounts. He was a consummate professional testified to by all who worked with him. He brought smiles to a lot of faces, that ain’t a bad legacy. Chill out Man....you sound like a troll.

[@JJJZANESVILLE2]

@@paulbrislen1484 Sorry I angered you, Paul. I comment sometimes when I shouldn't (drinking). My comment above was too short and not explanatory. Your initial question was the correct one. No, I didn't know him. However, I had just recently finished a well reviewed (by most) biography of Dean and the author quoted extensively from friends and family (including his second wife and lifelong friend, Jeannie. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dino_(biography) I apologize again...my comment was truly out of line without the reference. By the way, I always loved his shows (I am 68 years young) and really laughed a lot at his wonderful sense of humor. If you want a more 'rounded' and 'sober' look at his life, I recommend reading Nick Tosches' book. Later, mater

[@scm2ii99]

I love Dean Martin. One of my favorite artists of all time!

[@JJJZANESVILLE2]

Shawn...he used your admiration and love for every penny he could. Want proof? Ask me for it. You may not like what you learn, Shawn.

[@JJJZANESVILLE2]

I know....I loved him, too. Then I read about him.

[@bradhuskers]

@@JJJZANESVILLE2 Yet you voted for Alzheimer's Joe and incompetent harris. That speaks volumes about you.

[@bradhuskers]

@Rohid Nablay She is disturbed. She points fingers at Dean, yet she voted for Alzheimer's Joe and incompetent harris. Two bullshit artists.

[@bradhuskers]

@Rohid Nablay 100% correct

[@garyfraser2107]

Genius. I'm so disappointed that I never had the opportunity to see him in concert, the world was a better place with him in it. RIP Deano

[@driccio2]

Every day this man was with us, the world was a happier & better place. These guys played hard in their prime, he was tired and likely still morning the loss of his son. I believe he gave us all he had- I’m grateful.

[@paulabair3888]

Dean Martin was still amazing even at this late period. He never could get over the death of his son it really effected his work profoundly.

[@marlasheridan6705]

No one can ever get over a death of their child they just get through it. These stars live a life that’s hard on their bodies. He will always be remembered as a great entertainer with a beautiful talent

[@usaneebeilles9510]

No one should have to bury theirs own child. My heart is broken for him. Take care guys.

[@bensmac5361]

He's making the sound guy work extra hard, as he's holding the microphone so far away, and then causes huge volume surges and feedback when he suddenly holds it close. But, none of this takes away from what is yet another legendary performance in his career. RIP Deano

[@ErichH68]

Sucks getting old! He still had a great voice...better than most “stars” today. Compare this to when he performed in 1977 and then you can see the decline : (((. Even so great respect to him for giving it his best try when his heart wasn’t in it. He will always be remembered as one of the greats! God bless-Erich

[@Gabriel140]

Getting old and having COPD as a result of being a heavy smoker since he was 16

[@rogerd3051]

I have waited over twenty years to see this performance, Dean Martin was a true entertainer, thank you so much for posting this clip

[@Lele62able]

Many years from 1988 but you're still with us...... Greatest we love you...... R. I. P.

[@bessieknapper8700]

Dean was 71yrs old and did pretty good that night. Everybody Loves Somebody some times. Remember Where are When. Welcome To My World. Love it.

[@slida65]

The voice is still the voice.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Next to Percy Helton, Dino had the greatest singing voice !

[@SnohomishTitanoffroad]

I was suppose to go to this concert that night with my grandma and I got the stomach flu and couldn't go one of the saddest moments of my life then a few years later he totally retired😥 I should have brought a bucket and gone! He was such a great force in movies, TV and music and I'm glad at such a young age I was aware of him and the rat pack and all that great music I still have the tickets and every time I find them I remember that night I should have gone. Thanks for posting

[@DeanoMartin]

Wow great!! No problem :)

[@rogerlalmant457]

What a sad story.I agree.I'm glad I saw HIM weekly on our black/white T.v. We ,Here in Belgium ,we were also fan of his golden voice. Do'nt. Loose your tickets ! Kind regards from Belgium.Fabienne

[@justtalk5970]

This guy is like...my idol. He's like an american James Bond without the spy stuff. The ultimate ladies man, always donning a fresh tuxedo paired with his signature charisma and smooth sophisticated voice. His image was perfect. Always holding a drink and a cigarette, he was so effortlessly cool. They don't call him the king of cool for nothing. Love you Dino. There will never be another like you.

[@massimoautorino3864]

You are right he Is by massimo Rome a great i like that you love him 💙🎶🎵

[@SaulOKAY]

Love that he was still funny and made fun of himself being old. He would have been amazing to see

[@marymary9327]

His voice and comedic timing are still amazing. He's always made fun of himself, laughing and happy.

[@TolKOZAK]

Dino at 50% is still better than most at 100%.

[@magnusnygren4795]

First of all, when to stop perform if people still want to hear their idols? Sinatra was critisized for it, even Rolling Stones were called old men 20-30 years ago. Of course, Dean could take one or two drinks, bur it was his heavy smoking which damaged his health too early and lung problems were the cause of his death, not alcohol. It was the medical cause of his death, not a destroyed liver or so. It is very simple. We may never see artists like Dean again. If he look tired on the last pictures I think it is understandable. He made the utmost of his life and will live forever as one of the most talented artists in the world ever Magnus from Sweden

[@dabneyoffermein595]

his son was named Dino and unfortunately perished in an aviation accident by virtue of CFIT

[@RubenGonzalez-vf1qi]

I was a kid but I remember the Dean n Lewis movies and then the Dean spy movies!! The Rat Pack!! Las Vegas was truly blessed!! I miss all of them!!

[@petergapsis5526]

god, you were the greatest Dean.

[@gdjones6325]

Still had a great voice at 70

[@davehad-enough2369]

Dean had only seven years left to live, this being 1988. A fair cry from his heyday of the sixties but still could sing even though he had early emphysema. Pictures of him closer to his his death were not good to see but for me his deterioration became understandable as I watched my own father suffer a long and painful death from the disease. A reasonably handsome, strong and upright man he withered away, twisted and in pain. Death was a blessing for him. I imagine Dean felt the same as the end drew closer.

[@davidcarroll1883]

Dean was so elderly here and he knew it. But was still having fun. And could still sing. Looking good in his pinguine suit. Only 1 Dean.

[@deanswerts6906]

His voice from 10:31 'til 10:35 is like his voice in the seventies. Just keep your ear on those 5 seconds. REALLY GREAT!! Thanks!!!

[@watwatwatwatwatwut]

He holds the mic closer to his mouth -- where it's supposed to be -- for those few seconds. I think he could still sing in the late 80's, even with the emphysema and host of other lung conditions, but he was clearly struggling the entire tour until it ended prematurely. Still, speaking directly into the mic let his full voice hit for a few seconds. Beautiful.

[@rockinbiff]

I'm glad to have seen these greats at any age. Bless 'em all! Thanks, Deano, for posting.

[@mariecochetel5264]

Merci pour ce document rare. J'aurais aimé qu''il y ait un DVD "Together again". Quel courage pour Dean. Il est magnifique. J'aimerais l'entendre plus souvent à la radio. Les bonnes chansons sont immortelles comme Dino. For ever Dean....

[@DeanoMartin]

Merci beaucoup! Il y a, je pense, 2 DVD's "Together Again Tour" avec Dean Martin, lesquels tu peux commander en ligne.

[@fabiennedepauw424]

Catherine Cochetel je suis totalement d'accord avec vous . Il avait une voix exceptionele. Mais aprés la mort de Son fils ...Dean-Paul il n'etait plus le même puis sa santé ....poor Mister Dean ..il était pourtant un homme de bon coeur... compliments de la Belgique Fabienne

[@Michael-ch6fd]

A true legend and good soul . Simply a class act and the best !

[@ECO473]

I read in one of the later Sinatra biorgaphies that Dino once said that doing this was the biggest mistake of his life, but he didn't want to disappoint Frank & Sammy. Whatever the reason, Dino was courageous as hell for doing it anyway, and smart enough to get out when he did.

[@elainelosee7974]

💘 loved Dean, and, His Jeannie. Thank You Dean, love watching you still.

[@troublesdadpaul]

Such charm still. You could unfortunately see the sadness of Dean Pauls death, the toll of the pain killers for his back and the painful dental work he must have been going through. Miss you Dean.

[@catherineluciani9884]

The one n Only DINO. could never replace him. He was born with everything, talent, charm, a voice that could not be beaten. He could dance, act play instruments. He was very witty. Above all very, very Handsome, the Bestest to The Mostest. Never could be forgotten, EVER. R..I. P. U. will be in my daily Prayers. As Always, Catherine, a life long big Fan.jg

[@usaneebeilles9510]

Love the man and his music. Always have Always will.

[@carlospresley2989]

I love Dean Martin ❤️

[@simocontugi4237]

Thnk you very much for sharing this rare video! He is so great and enjoyable!

[@DeanoMartin]

You're welcome and you're absolutely right :)

[@sumofann1713]

'Thanks for the Memories', thanks for posting.

[@DonnaGleason-x2z]

GUESS WHAT I SEEN DEAN IN CHICAGO YEAR WAS 1988 TOGETHER TOUR 1988 CHICAGO THEATER. DEAN WAS FANTASTIC. FRANK OK SAMMY BEST. 😍🥰😗🤪💘❤️💓💗💖💞💕💟❣️💌💌💟💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💌💋💋💋💋💋

[@RitaMalikfour]

I never yet in my whole life seen an entertainer this good and his prime years are far behind and still could sing and entertain, if you had never met him and saw dean at seventy plus singing g and looking so sharp, they’d love him right there on the spot,

[@petergapsis5526]

he is starting to show his age but he is still a great entertainer.

[@TheRelger]

He’s been dead since the ‘90’s.

[@MrStevebarclay]

A great legend wow!

[@richardmckrell4899]

"How long I been on?". Dean must have used that show opening joke a few thousand times.

[@TheRelger]

Even Frank used it….same with “How’d all these people get in my room?”

[@UNISEF001]

​@@TheRelger, юмор у вас , конечно, туповат. Примитив какой.😊

[@JuicyTaz201]

I wish I could have been there! Too bad I was born in 97' :(

[@PurpleRain500]

JuicyTaz201 I was born in ‘96 I know how you feel. I missed ALL of my idols but Prince. He’s the only one who’s gone now that I saw in concert. September 24, 2012; I’ll NEVER forget it! It was the happiest day of my life.

[@tylerj44]

U have a fine taste in music to like this at ur age.

[@leinardesteves3987]

Me too, born in 97 and sinatra died in 97 too :/ none of the ratpack is alive anymore and we’re left with one direction :(

[@hannahabrahim7901]

I was born in 2003, so I relate a lot to these comments :(

[@vintagequeen__]

In was born '95 the year Dino died. I wish i could have met him and see him in concert. 😭

[@RitaMalikfour]

Never heard of anyone not falling for mr cool , , everyone loved him, impossible not to

[@markf6677]

Miss you dino.. stepped into my heart

[@soxboywoz93]

Thank you for uploading this! I was curious how he sounded in the together again tour! He is and always will be the king of cool! 👍🏻👍🏻😎

[@gerritvandeventer4147]

i am now 73 have known him from my first years, up to now i always play his songs .he was a amazing man.

[@PalyAlQuin]

Impressively wonderful !!!!!! A heartthrob with a unique voice !!!! Kisses to heaven!!!!

[@poorringo]

Thank you so very much for this. I've always wanted to see footage of the actual tour and not just the one with Liza. Wow, great stuff!

[@DeanoMartin]

Thanks for your sweet comment :)

[@elainelosee7974]

Thank you, Deano. We still love Dean, and Jeannie. His real 💘. Later in life, he found out how much he loved His Jeannie, his Soulmate 👋 😍. Take care, all his family is blessed to have had him. Frank Was his dearest friend, they were Closer than Brothers. LOL 😆

[@markwing7066]

I would do anything to be there that night! What a legend we will never see again! That and in his prime I would have loved to see!!!

[@captainmainwaring2]

So handsome and talented - right to the end, even though he was past his best. Superb performer and man.

[@justonerandomguy6580]

I hate the people in the comments saying he did horrible. I'd like to see you do better at 71. The performance isn't even bad, its incredible for his age.

[@RedCygnes14]

Not only I want to see most of the people commenting bad about Dino performing on the stage of a full stadium superbly at 71, but also with a broken heart because of a lost son...

[@corinavalher7904]

Being 71 is not a reason for not doing a good singing, but it is when you are already frail for illness.

[@everybodylovessomebodysome9152]

Agreed..for that aged..it was so amazing to wacthed his performance..even his got old but still King of Cool never dies..love u Dino..❤❤

[@RODRIGOR300]

Yes, he did terrible in that video, so what? It doesn't remove all his fabulous performances and his importance in American Popular Music. Don't try to lie to yourself by telling it was good.

[@DihelsonMendonca]

Tony Bennet is 84

[@dabneyoffermein595]

wow, he did such a great job and he looked so young. I can't believe how nimble he is in 1988. He must have been 50 years old but still was so very mobile and dexterous. His voice is just amazing...sounds like he's in his late 20's. How in the world was he pulling off performances like this at that age??

[@maxschlotter4596]

He was 71 here.

[@simonp7095]

He was 49 here that's why he could still walk

[@akrenwinkle]

@@simonp7095 Lemme guess. You're 12.

[@bernadettejones7157]

Just wished I cud of met Dino he was so genuine xxx

[@JEFFRIBASS]

He was only 70 in this show!!! And your beloved son, was died almost one year before....He looks so fine!! great Dino!!

[@TheCliffandPhilShow]

He was still awesome!:)

[@tornadok1d885]

Just love him, Dean is certainly one of a kind.

[@RitaMalikfour]

He’s hurting, yet went on stage , his heart is broken , doing his best

[@sonnyblack9028]

17 thumbs down?...always some assholes will do that...he is (was) great!

[@steelstreet3765]

I love those men from that era. Sadly very are left.

[@cbanks5455]

I really admire Dean but I don't think all the lights are on in his mind and truly looks sad to see him deteriorate to the man he once was in the 50's and 60's. I remember seeing him in person when I worked in Vegas as Security for the acts that performed and he would walk past me and we made eye contact. This was the coolest guy on earth in his time.

[@dbkyhere9229]

No matter how he performed, he was a sweetheart ☺️😍❤️

[@mikelwrites]

he's gotta be my favorite old guy ever

[@bernadettejones7157]

Love Dean Martin I always have he's music on r.i.p.dino xxxx

[@xxxxyyyy7849]

Dean Martin Du warst ein Genie,wir vermissen Dich❤es ist traurig 1988

[@rickrock4069]

you can see his heart wasnt in it anymore and it wasnt to long after this he left the tour .

[@suejuede525]

Din Was 71 at time of this performance…..I love him Always will…..sadly when his son Deal Paul got killed. It took the spark out of him….he still gave a knock out performance. But his eyes revealed his broken heart over loss of his son….he never recovered from sons death.

[@michaelmaggi7637]

Obviously his 71 years is showing but he can still hold a tune and I'm sure he gave the audience their monies worth. RIP Dino. You were the best.

[@carlospresley2989]

I miss Dean Martin ❤️

[@pappykirchner2902]

I’m a great Dean fan, Hurts to see him in the video,

[@gerritvandeventer4147]

he was an entertainer RIP Dean Marti will never be forgotten..

[@Johnny-ip4mk]

He was the best ❤️

[@joee5756]

The Greatest Of All Time

[@jubalcalif9100]

He didn't have the sexual charisma or great voice of Percy Helton, but Dino indeed was one gifted entertainer !!

[@ZJKFilms]

I can't necessarily blame Frank for trying to get Dean back on his feet again. He'd become so dependent on prescription drugs, cigarettes, and alcohol by that time it was essentially killing him, and the passing of his son didn't help! Another factor was the tour itself: he didn't like performing in the massive stadiums that Frank and Sammy insisted on playing in. You can even tell here he doesn't seem very comfortable on the stage surrounded by all those people. Long story short, I'm certain Frank had the right idea trying to get Dean "back out" again, but in the long run, Dean's heart wasn't really in it anymore. Rest In Peace Dean, Frank and Sammy. You are all missed. :(

[@ECO473]

Amen. They are missed indeed.

[@danieldspencer6770]

Zacharia Kaye Agree with your comment. a very sad story indeed

[@dbkyhere9229]

He wasn’t able to follow the lines I saw on a video very well, and his heart just wasn’t in it. He leveled off a little and Jeannie his ex came back to help him.

[@kathleenmccarthy2883]

So very sad, Frank knew Dean brought his Fans when he ask him to share his show. No where near Deans Talent and a little envious. The man was a sick Man and died not long after this show..Just a nice man no malice in him R ip

[@aquiles480]

Ah super great Singer one of the best in the how World

[@christaberlin6970]

hey Deano - thank you for this video. You always find wonderful of this! :-) I read the biographie of Dino and so I think at 1988 he was ill since a few time and so I'm full of admiration for him. Till the end he was a profi and loved the music and for this we love him - everytime he give us a good feeling, when we hear him singing Sorry of my bad english.....but it's my school-englisch bevor 50 years :-)

[@DeanoMartin]

Thanks for commenting :) And I understand your English, I'm a Belgian so I'm also not good at English :)

[@rogerlalmant457]

Here we can see he is getting old and ill.It was about a year After the dead of his beloved Son Dean-Paul.But he still the great Dean. He Will be the best, coolest singer for ever.Kind regards from Belgium.Fabienne

[@DeanoMartin]

Powerful and right words, thanks! :)

[@christaberlin6970]

so it is Fabienne - thanks and we allways will love him, his music and his kindness :-) Christa from Berlin

[@rogerlalmant457]

Hi,Christa....you're English is very good and we understand you very Well.Mr.Martin is indeed older and as I understood he is already ill and depressed because of the dead of his beloved Son. Well done Mr.Martin we admire you for you're courage.Kind regards from Belgium.Fabienne

[@wesleyballard6735]

He really seems to come alive when he's singing "little ole wine drinker me"

[@RitaMalikfour]

I loved him for as long as I can remember, just hearing him sing, I would feel so light and happy, now I’m watching him on the internet, just a few years before he passed, the pain of losing his son and cancer, he couldn’t have lived much longer even if he hadn’t list his son, I notice he shuffles when he walks , a sign of the end, his mouth is changing but he’s still cool, a bit rocky but he’s in so much pain and in his seventies, God only gave us seventy something to live anyways, in the bible it says to age into the eighties is considered great. The seventies are not considered to young to die, I only know a few that lived into their early eighties, and they suffer too much to call that life with quality, I’d rather pass by my mid seventies, but with the Covid who knows, I still might bury my kids. I don’t want to be here, I want to be with Jesus 😢

[@rockinbiff]

I saw the Oakland show & it was great to finally be able to The Rat Pack in person. I'm a big Sinatra fan but love all the fellas. Most of the problem I saw & heard that night was the sound system PA feedback & the audience. People complained about the sound & started to boo Dino! He made a joke about it saying, well, ya should have bought better seats. It was funny, typical Dean, & they booed even worse. Frank was the man in charge, Frank Sinatra. Sam was a fantastic performer at any age. Dean was funny & charming as ever. They were all class. Unfortunately, many of the audience wanted to play dress-up hipster & just didn't get it. Bless you up in heaven, Frank, Dean & Sammy.

[@colleenshenton5894]

Biff o'hara 5

[@colleenshenton5894]

Stop

[@albertomichelini4882]

everybody have to remember this fantastic singer, ciao dino.

[@racheldianeames3729]

my heart goes out to dean :) shame on the immature brats that were booing Dino

[@akrenwinkle]

I saw this show in Oakland, CA and he was booed there, too. A ticket was $50, a big deal in 1988. A story went out that Dean tossed a lit cigarette into the audience, but that was never proven. After that show, Frank chewed Dean out for singing badly. Dean, who never wanted to participate to begin with, had his valet pack up, and had his doctor announce Dean was ill. Frank held back his temper and told the press, "Mr. Martin doesn't like to work." Dean coasted on until 1991 before retiring.

[@roberttownsend7397]

This just shows it's very hard to go back. Dean Martin was a superstar but there was only a shell of a man left here. Sinatra must have been crazy to think Dean could pull this off. Maybe a few TV specials would have been a better idea,

[@laruekeankean3367]

thanks for the song

[@jackwar8779]

The best, the best, the best!

[@a1diemus]

wow thanks for uploading this video!

[@RitaMalikfour]

Got to give it to him for looking the same, ageless, for almost his entire adult life other then pictures I’ve seen of him as a teenager and here. He looked the same, like forever, with the exception of from here till he died, I could never tell how old he was , that’s really lucky, I look so different today then I did five years ago, 😪

[@HandwhistlerBen]

He did it all. Even Jerry Lewis complimented Dean for taking all the slaps because Jerry got all the laughs. The two of them were the biggest act for 10 years! Dean should not have had to take the back seat the whole time or most of it. But, he sang his songs so great.....a natural, and Dean made fun of his singing too. A very big heart, but it was so broken with the death of his Son. He only lasted maybe a week and Liza worked herself into the Act to take his place. Such a Professional on State.

[@vesnailic6522]

C est vraiment un grand un très grand !

[@Capnlayr]

The smoothest, easy-going crooner in the history of the world. So mellow and melodious.

[@ernestoconcha5567]

Extraordinario Showman e insuperable pir siempre desde Chile.

[@TerryArbgast]

Are you kidding me. Shouldn't be on stage. 71 years old and still sounds better than most of todays acts.

[@53imperial]

Correction he was 75 at this concert.

[@elizabethbrown720]

@@hotrod5893 for 2

[@TheSilvergold45]

HIS GREATNESS KNEW NO BOUNDS... DINO WAS SENSATIONAL !!!!

[@johnlegend3081]

Elvis hated old age Old age sucks The incredible Dean He lived life to its fullest. Life wouldn’t be same without Dean. Amazing pitch Dean was very underrated as a singer. Love Dean

[@fredrighetti]

GRANDE DEAN, CIAO DA FRED ITALY, MILANO, BYE.

[@RitaMalikfour]

Jeannie came back, I’m sure he needed her, and he cried , I’ve got tears for him

[@rogerd3051]

Thank u so much for posting this , I have been a fan all my life , unfortunately he never came to Australia to perform it’s unfortunate when an artist like him does not travel the world.

[@DihelsonMendonca]

Tony Bennet is 84 and singing well also. Johnny Mathis too.

[@xanthia9536]

He was then certainly past his best time.Still,considering what lay behind him,worthwhile.In those days there were personalities on stage .