Sha Na Na ~With Guest Ronnie Spector and the Ronettes.AVI

[@charmainevandoorn5396]

I still love this song ❤❤

[@doubleutee8867]

Ronnie Spector died at 79 years old today. I still love this song. So sad!

[@scottlaux6934]

❤️

[@cheesecakepie1]

A very special talent that we miss very much. RIP.

[@curtispeters8296]

So sad that we have lost this luminous legend. What a voice! What a smile! What amazing presence! She will be missed. May she rest in peace!

[@brianambrosemcmahon8531]

Such a talent and what a live performance, she always gave 100% on stage . R.I.P. 🌺❤️‍🩹

[@roberthertel5565]

well said Curtis !

[@jessiejames7492]

I wonder why she kept the Spector Name. After all he did to her and they did divorce. Fame?identity? She didnt need it as she had tslent

[@adriennerobinson1180]

Truth Indeed, We Loved The Ronettes growing up. RIH BEAUTIFUL

[@Brembelia]

@@jessiejames7492 I heard Ronnie say in an interview she kept Phil Spector's last name because that was how the public knew her, and all of her records and bookings were in that name. Her father's name was Bennet, and she said if she suddenly appeared as Ronnie Bennet that no one would know her. Her name as Spector had become a brand by the time of the divorce in 1974..

[@francescacostanza1778]

She sung this live!! Unbelievable talent. RIP Ronnie

[@gorfpatrol2073]

She's still alive

[@debt4717]

@@gorfpatrol2073 Ronnie passed away :-(

[@richardmckrell4899]

The music isn't live, doubtful she's singing live.

[@WAL_DC-6B]

@@richardmckrell4899 It appears everyone is singing, versus lip-syncing, as this was recorded.

[@richardmckrell4899]

@@WAL_DC-6B Like I said, the music is definitely not live, plus there are no mics. It may be a new recording for the show but it appears for filming it's just lip-synced to the playback.

[@richardturner6981]

Not only were The Ronettes great singers, they were beautiful women also.

[@vanshayrapetyan1752]

Wow,i dont knowed/

[@charlesrandolph8441]

ABSOLUTELY!

[@garyfrancis6193]

Progressive contrast.

[@vanshayrapetyan1752]

Thaanks guys,for Goode Comments !!

[@philipnorris6542]

Agreed. Sadly, only one of them is still alive.

[@rogerhuber3133]

R.I.P. Ronnie and thanks for the music

[@charlietoole8707]

See kids, real talent didn't need lip sync or autotune. LOVE Sha na na and LOVE the Ronettes!

[@FakedStick]

this got a lot of chances of lip sync...

[@charlietoole8707]

@@FakedStick there’s layered in background voices, audience and instruments, to be sure, everything on tv is always a production, either way.

[@joeynarciso94]

@Charlie Toole, Nor is there any remote resemblance to anything from today's music! Take W.A.P. for example! In fact, even hinting at any sort of juxtaposition as I just did sounds quite actually obscene and unreal! Have to apologize for even bringing that up apart from the fact that it simply is the reality of the situation. 🤔😧🙄

[@lifeliver9000]

Li- syncing no guitars plugged in and piano player spins around when piano still playing - all show not live

[@Ponchitograndito]

Do you know that even back then they lip singed in the 60s

[@AussieJohnny]

That was awesome!! Nearly 60 years since that record was released...and I still have the 45. Absolute gold. RIP Ronnie. xxx

[@philgoodpaster3161]

Wanna sell it?

[@barneybuster8915]

Me too, the fantastic 60's.

[@richardcollier8838]

This is so good it could be illegal. R I P Ronnie. God Bless.

[@Bream243]

She certainly has a voice that you do not forget.

[@adriennerobinson1180]

Truth Indeed, Ronnie had a distinctive Singing voice. RIH BEAUTIFUL

[@mafiamoscoloni2332]

🖤🎼🖤🎼🖤🎼✨✨

[@arnoldramos7693]

Yes she does. She sounds exactly like the record

[@bigs50s]

And so cute

[@НиколайМарковски-ш2ж]

❤

[@2009latinman]

RIP RONNIE. The BEST voice to the rock. Good trip darling.

[@pmcclaren1]

can not believe this song is from '63; one of the most beautiful songs from these beautiful ladies

[@mycatalby630]

Amazing voice. She is the most beautiful woman in the world. When she sings I’m 14 years old again in the sixties. She stayed beautiful even as she got older. So natural. RIP Ronnie and Estelle. 😔💜

[@kimspurre1242]

I turned 10 in 1964. I grew up listening to her and many others. Music won’t ever be the same.

[@richardlstern8241]

I was 14 then too. They were rockers but they were ladies. Never trashy or crude. Sometimes in gowns. Tasteful. My kinda women to this day. RIP Ronnie and Estelle.

[@bonjourtoi3894]

Ça fera la plus belle femme du monde. Très ordinaire, mais une bonne chanteuse.

[@nathandodge665]

Get a grip will ya??? She wasn't THAT great!!

[@bonjourtoi3894]

@@nathandodge665 ???

[@HIPPIETHUG92109]

Ahh the good ol days. I'm only 50 and it seems like ten lifetimes ago. Sha na na seems we were more evolved as a species back then. 🙏🌏❤️✌️

[@tigerstripe56]

Great Song! Ronnie was So Talented. And together those Ronette’s were beautiful women. I remember seeing this show! RIP Ronnie.

[@erzahler1930]

The Ronettes were the epitome of the girl group sound. Ronnie Spector was the first Queen of the rock n' roll sound. In my mind, she will always be the High Priestess of the Church of Rock n' Roll. I've no doubt Heaven has afforded a special place for her. This song was first recorded in 1963, the year I was born. Even today, this song still gives me goosebumps!

[@reginamaria8602]

sou de 60 ela soou aos meus ouvidos criancinha impregnou me arrepio tbm algo transcendental

[@davidoverholt251]

Ronnie was so beautiful and had such a voice!!!! So sorry she hooked up with Phil and went through the trauma she did. She will always be (our little Ronnie with that angel voice).

[@mortsnerd5100]

@Taylor Made Man He ended up shooting a woman in the mouth, so it’s not hard to believe.

[@larrygro]

She wanted money……she got the crap that sometimes comes with it.

[@bapsnatchedmywig]

@@larrygro are you actually tolerating someone shooting someone in the mouth as “crap that sometimes comes with money?”

[@larrygro]

@@bapsnatchedmywig I’m saying she had to know the guy was nutty as hell but her love of money apparently over rode her senses

[@ingloriousbetch4302]

@Taylor Made Man extremely in various ways

[@waltjohnson8324]

How could I have missed this for so long? What a woman she was.

[@johndefelice9365]

I met her and the Ronettes in person. She gave me a big hug and autograph. Still treasure it.

[@stevedrinkard7297]

Really ?

[@ericstarr3591]

Ronnie owns this song all day long.

[@leokimvideo]

A song Brian Wilson played every day, he was fascinated by its beauty

[@terryjp3050]

i can believe that

[@anthursan]

Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys' song, Don't Worry Baby is the musical answer to Be my Baby.....

[@doktorzhigonzo9165]

i totally hear it

[@roldoxc2094]

You can hear the influence of that beat on Pet Sounds

[@dushman888]

i could do the same

[@dannywood8406]

Remember seeing this on TV, still madly in love with Ronnie as much as when I first saw her and the Ronettes. For me they will always be the Queens of the Girl Groups.

[@JoeTymecki]

R.I.P. Ronnie!

[@RonShiel]

I am 76 now but when I was 13 or 14 I had pictures of the Ronettes on my bedroom wall. They were adorable.

[@gumegoz2012]

No madonna?

[@jerryboucher5622]

There were at least 20 people on that stage but once Veronica Bennett stepped on it and opened her mouth no one else existed.Good God almighty what talent and power.

[@bernardliu8526]

Which one of these three gorgeous girls is your Veronica ?

[@juanramirez6251]

@@bernardliu8526 Veronica or Ronica or Ronnie Specter is the lead singer. I think though I’m not sure that the one on Ronnie’s right side is Chip Fields Hurd and on Ronnie’s left is Donna Lynton although supposedly Chip and Donna were members from 1973-74, and this Sha Na Na episode is from 1978 and Chip and Donna look nothing like they looked in 1973-74, when they played at a Grand Ole Opery. Yes Country&Western music lovers loved the Ronettes too.

[@judybrose4296]

I was about 10 and they were my first concert. Mom and dad took me. I had a blast

[@kanndyer]

Effortless and natural talent. How many performers can say that today? Also, how many remember her cameo in the Eddie Money song video? Love that!

[@finalvoyage35]

YEP!! FIRST one i thought of hearing tbe sad news.

[@generalyellor8188]

A lot, old timer. Why denigrate the youth of today and their music while attempting to compliment the talent of your youth? Pathetic.

[@bunnybubs757]

“ listen honey, just like Ronnie sang…”

[@shivasirons6159]

" just like ronnie said"

[@adriennerobinson1180]

Not many

[@superorangeish]

As soon as she started singing..tears started streaming...what a great " live" version.!!

[@rogershaffer1]

I'm still crying after the song ends

[@JorgeVelazquez-pg7tf]

Yo era un bebé cuando ellas cantaban está canción Siento la energía de ésa época su buque su encanto su magia Que nostalgia

[@Sprub]

Sad to see her go today, will always be remembered. RIP Ronnie.

[@dasbof]

Love this. 55 years old. I grew up when "Sha Na Na" was on TV. I don't remember this but I have seen it a dozen times on U-TOOB. So fun !!! Miss the 70's 80's early 90's

[@bobbymoore9224]

Ronnie still sounded great in the late 1970's like she did in the mid 1960's. I miss those days Big Time!

[@wrlord]

She sounded great on Take Me Home Tonight, too.

[@MrSchlah]

I was lucky enough to be a performer (the Dartells) on the same stage with Sha Na Na in 2007, but I sure wish that Ronnie had been there. I have loved her for over 45 years. She was and still is the best female singer (move over Diana) and cutest too, to come out of the '60's. She still brings tears to my eyes.

[@wesleyburns4566]

You put beauty with a voice like hers and is a masterpiece will never forget you Ronnie you were my favorite may you rest in peace gone to soon.

[@daviddemis3487]

So long, Ronnie. Thanks for all the great music and good memories.

[@sirenelectric143]

This woman 100% needs a movie made of her life, such an amazing talent and such a strong survivor. This was definitely after she divorced that trash heap excuse of a husband she had...he must have just hated this because you knew he was watching. You could tell she knew it too, showin up and showing out...good for you girl!

[@christhevancura9113]

They are making a movie and I hear Zendaya is playing her...

[@tip00former1]

The other woman, I think Tendra, is much more interesting.

[@johnnydraco2561]

@@tip00former1 That was cousin Nedra, a talented beauty also. I bellieve sister Estellle died quite some time ago. Poor girl, I understand she developed schitzophrenia, ended up homeless, and died on the street. R.i.p Estrelle.

[@ThisIsJ.Nicole]

There's one in the works

[@bmullin96]

Sasha Banks from WWE should play Ronnie Spector. She looks just like Ronnie Spector.

[@toddmazzitelli3159]

Ronnie Spector has such a beautiful voice!

[@Hopeless_and_Forlorn]

But she lip-synched this performance.

[@robservant9161]

@@Hopeless_and_Forlorn She's singing live here.

[@brianporter4845]

I used to watch this show when I was a child in the 70s. Looking at it now I'm amazed how well they played the air guitar and other instruments! Sha Na Na

[@beaglemama7928]

Omg, I loved watching this show too!

[@nannettepolcastro4799]

Me too. When they played my local civic center you know I had to go!

[@stevenalves6001]

Her performance in this always makes my heart race

[@showmesmut]

I've always loved this song , such a beautiful voice Ronnie , beautiful lyrics and all beautiful ronettes. I cried watching KZbin clips after your passing , but nothing will ever spoil that unique and wonderful sound, RIP Ronnie.

[@b747guy9]

What a great thing to hear this again. Brings back wonderful memories and lets me forget the insanity that our country is going through right now!

[@mightyfriends007]

Thank you.

[@Kanakid]

So many great memories! Thanks Ronnie!

[@marimcge]

What a beautiful soul she was and that voice…! RIP Ms. Ronnie!

[@charlestessier7843]

Sha na na's weekly T.V. show was one I rarely missed in the 1970s. Even loved the song to end the show. Specializing in early rock 'n roll of the 1950s & early '60s before the Beatles hit America. Those songs were among the best and the guests put the icing on the cake. And yes Ronnie Spector really looked beautiful and her partners too.

[@mirellalastar]

I like the dancing and the simple, yet seductive, outfits. It is all about being confident in your own skin. They were just having fun.

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello 👋how are you doing?

[@GREG62944]

Pretty cool girl act and song.

[@bluesteel5841]

When music bought us smiles and not filled with hate like todays rap and hippity hip hop. This is pure talent no computer generated sounds, all true instraments and singing. That take talent

[@aniea5664]

I remember them. Brings back great memories. The music back then was the best.

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello 👋 how are you doing?

[@THX-kw2jh]

I Remember Watching This Program Back in the Late 70´s.

[@deborahdeborah5398]

Seeing her so young and beautiful singing this great hit… makes you want to cry that she’s no longer with us💕

[@kikihowe4799]

We were all young and beautiful when this was a hit 😊

[@zekegarzaiii2012]

Beautiful woman with a beautiful voice unique voice.

[@chrisha1595]

What a voice - what a performer! This is extreme excellence! Love it!

[@desert3347]

Ronnie sure knows how to use her Voice! That 'Crack' in it is Amazing.....That makes her Unique & makes her sound so Good!!

[@alvaroakatico9188]

It makes her sound fantastic!

[@dwyatt975]

She sure was a cutie! And that voice was just so iconic! Rest peacefully, Precious!❤️

[@steverobinson364]

I’m betting her voice is the only “live” thing we hear. It gives me goosebumps.

[@Wahbooz]

That voice is just as fresh as it was back in '63.

[@1961-v9k]

I saw her at The Whitley Bay Playhouse in 2016, she was just as good then.

[@scottviers3794]

RIP, such a wonderful voice. Timeless.

[@rickdaystar477]

Geeze I remember listening on my small transistor radio pressed against my ear to hear this song...so much huge talent that was just considered everyday music.. we've been got nothing like it now.

[@kimberlysimmons6395]

RIP Ronnie Spector

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hi 👋 how are you doing?

[@scottrhodes8160]

Nobody looked like Ronnie or sounded like her. She is so talented.

[@gerrynightingale9045]

*Yes, there was someone before 'Regina Victoria' who had that 'sound' and his name was 'Frankie Lymon'* (Spector wanted 'that voice' so badly he auditioned hundreds...until he heard 'Ronnie' and knew she was 'it')

[@rjperfetto584]

Tina Turner is the closest.

[@santiagojuan8779]

@@rjperfetto584 am..o

[@rjperfetto584]

@@santiagojuan8779 Huh??.

[@wardsmith2542]

@Joe Byeden and Ike beat Tina

[@MrDLOC11]

A fabulous, rare live clip of the legendary Ronnie Spector 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕 A haunting, soulful voice like no other ...both playful & sentimental , she gave lyrics a youthful & a mature quality... Rest In Peace 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@michaelhughes432]

She sounded on this show just as great as she did in 1963/64. RIP Ronnie! We miss you very much!

[@donnebes9421]

When I look back to this time, when living here in the United States was so great, and realizing how bad things are today, I am so grateful for my youth, and at the same time so sad for today’s young people who will never experience or enjoy what it was like in this formally great country so many years ago.

[@mikepatterson884]

Well said and the truth

[@lindahubbard9010]

@@mikepatterson884 m

[@donnebes9421]

@@mikepatterson884 thanks mike.

[@lindasmith3377]

Amen

[@robertsnyder1330]

We all thought the 70's sucked (Nixon, Stagflation,O.P.E.C. Disco ect.) But compared to 2020-21...need I say more?

[@franciscovillanueva5417]

Hay baby . I grew up on sha na na . Born in 69 . It was my favorite show . When Halloween came around . Guess who I dressed up as . Bowzer baby . Ronnie spector who sang " be my baby " my god . I didn't know about her passing . We love you baby . And I personally thank you for the beautiful music I'm starting to love all over again . Now that I'm getting older . Gracefully older . ( Ha ) Hmmmm . Makes you wonder if I get humor from Bowzer to .

[@rickrussick4673]

I LOVED Sha-Na-Na as a kid! I'm 52 now and my Dad and I used to watch this show together when it came on. Bowzer was his absolute favorite. Ronnie Spector was amazing and sexy too! I didn't notice her then... 😅

[@Dave-lq2le]

I remember watching this on tv way back then. They always had some great guests on that show!!!

[@jbryder]

According to my KZbin yearly recap, I've watched this video enough times for this to be my song of 2024. Such a great performance.

[@suzib777]

RIP Ronnie......you graced our world with your songs and joyful being.

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello 👋 how are you doing?

[@dawnhennig4323]

RIP RONNIE your voice was beautiful you will be misswd

[@bozephus4844]

Love her voice! She makes Eddie Money's song with her chorus

[@jimfoley8014]

Really true.

[@antoniagutierrez7904]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🌹🌹🌹🌹🥀🌹🌹🌹🥀🌹🙏🙏

[@Juan-wj6nu]

She always made me smile just listening to her voice. I remember actually watching this episode of Sha Na Na as a kid.

[@MartinVengadesan]

RIP Ronnie - get chills at this song and performances like this

[@jungleninja-tropic5690]

this is priceless!!

[@dtrn254]

Wow Ronnie had such an original sound. So distinguishable and her own. RIP.... Ronnie you bought so many millions happiness.

[@BlackDoveNYC]

She really was the personification of that early ‘60s zeitgeist. When you hear her sing whether you were alive then or not she transports you there.

[@MatCommand]

RIP to one of the greatest of all time..

[@BunnieBaumayr-zl3wm]

So sorry we lost another Ronette. I was growing up with the girl groups. We just lost Mary Weiss of the Shangri-la s, We lost Lesley Gore a few years ago. Now Ronnie of the Ronettes. My favorites of childhood. Bless them all. 😢😮❤❤❤

[@user-gs7fy1jz5h]

Beautiful woman and beautiful voice! RIP Ronnie❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@StormLaker]

I BARELY remember this show, but my sister and I loved it because of Bowzer......that I do remember. I was like 4-5 years old when this was on TV.

[@romeo_scorpio]

The song never gets old....such a talent and beautiful woman.

[@kevinlopez1216]

From Spanish Harlem these ladies made it big. From touring Australia with the Beatles to Ed Sullivan landing in the Rock N Roll hall of Fame. They made it.

[@jimpalmer792]

It simply does not get any better than this. Thanks for the memories, Ronnie !

[@UNOwen1]

I know this might be hard for many, but, I only JUST found out this amazing singer, Ms Spector passed away over year ago. Not only that, but, I knew her former husband (Mr Spector) since the mid/late 70s, as well as the immensely talented Ms Darlene Love. I only say this, because it was a dream of mine to 'one day' meet her, and sadly, that never was to be. Thank goodness her voice lives on, as part of some of THE BEST rock and roll EVER recorded. 💐🎙️

[@pwgasson]

Thank you Phil Spector. This will go down as one of the greatest songs and productions in rock history.

[@deniseireland9980]

The definition of Ronnie is "class!" God bless her!

[@ChocoBabiChan]

I love her voice. And her doing her best to navigate her way around the cake on the floor killed me.

[@dropkickninja5379]

Ronnie had a one of a kind voice and one of the greatest female singers that these ears have ever heard. I hope she is resting peacefully.

[@maryanngarrimone1153]

You gave us some beautiful songs. What a voice you had. All of us teenage girls from the 60's wanted to be like you! RIP Ronnie! 😢❤

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hi 👋 how are you doing?

[@maryvasiliou6085]

And even more beautiful memories of magical times ❤

[@LokkLokk-mt5fw]

I love you All.

[@williamball1452]

Truly a golden voice that this lovely Galatea of a lady had.She will be missed!!

[@martytarver4544]

One note and you automatically knew who’s voice it was singing. Very unique, special talent.

[@NeilFiertel]

Brilliant really and I am a classical music listener but this is really perfection!

[@siouxzgreene6274]

Gorgeous women, so talented. My husband loved Ronnie Spector😘😘

[@Elite59]

Wow... love this video! RIP Ronnie, you were the best!

[@TheWindshopfurn]

Ronnie voice was incredible. Takes me back to my happiest Memories

[@Brembelia]

I used to see Ronnie when she played Dino's in Middletown, New York. She put on great shows and I was amazed that such a powerful voice could come from such a petite little lady. We will miss Ronnie, she was something special.

[@cedricliggins7528]

Dino's those were the days. Great place

[@avenger2807]

The Ronettes were no joke. They EARNED their seat in the R&R HOF!!!!!

[@cyndie-anjellvernet4114]

Avenger 280 Right you are ☝😎

[@cantalope67]

Ted 1 fuck Phil Spector he might have had a talent but he treated her like shit locked in the house wouldn't let her out. he was a total asshole and he deserves to be in prison

[@robbcamp682]

u my friend are EXACTLY CORRECT! He was a "nut" job

[@Wormhole798]

Can't give enough kudos to Phil Spector's hair.

[@casamena1]

who said they were a joke they were simply fantastic

[@shawn1432]

What memories I truly believe we had the best music and Ronnie was hot.

[@rickacton7540]

at least we have her kid, wanda sykes, to remind us

[@johnie14151]

I always enjoyed the Sha Na Na show. Never missed an episode. But damn. Ronnie Spectre late 30s Early 40’s and still incredibly beautiful and sexy. WOW.

[@veekatore8983]

Being born in 1961, seeing all these amazing artists passing just keeps getting harder and harder... I grew up with a huge crush on Nedra. They were so talented. My older sister had their hair for a while.. RIP Ronnie..Hope you and Eddy are rocking till the morning light.. When we learned that George Harrison and Keith Richards were dating them, we said..Really? Ok time to learn a instrument..For me it was the drums..Had so much fun in the late 70's into the 80s!

[@adriennerobinson1180]

Truth Indeed

[@sammyday3341]

One of a kind. She still gives me chills. She is missed.

[@wheelie642]

R.I.P. Ronnie ❤

[@billwhite9703]

Ronnie Spector was the first Queen of rock n' roll. What a voice and personality.

[@Sandra-ul8pu]

I remember this song. She was very famous. Great voice and talented. I was in my early teens. These were the best songs ever. Sandra B.

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hi 👋how are you doing?

[@DrunkenRhinoceros]

I remember watchin Sha na na on tv as a child, Seems like so long ago.