Melodie D'Amour - Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians - New Year's Eve. 1957-1958

The Royal Canadians Perform "Melodie D'Amour" On Their New Year's Eve. Television Show Of 1957-1958. The Lombardo Trio (Fred "Derf" Higman, Kenny Gardner, & Cliff Grass) Sings.

[@gaildimick1831]

Remember the days.

[@JMDewald]

Kenny Gardner always provides a great vocal.

[@Micelli1947]

Those were the days.

[@robertfike7540]

One of my all time favorites

[@robertfike7540]

Even after all of these years it's still a pleasure and joy to see and hear Kenny Gardner perform!

[@marvinmuonekejazz]

Wonderful video! It is very nice to see the huge swaths of crowds at Times Square too! ☺️

[@carltriangolo217]

This is one of the best numbers from this wonderful broadcast.Great harmony from this trio of Kenny,Derf,and Cliff.

[@fumingriley]

Guy and the Royal Canadians were always a class act, nice recording here with the trio sounding great. You can also hear a nice solo by Lebert on his muted trumpet at the 1:45 mark.

[@royalvirginians]

Fuming Riley Hi There! Thanks for the comments on the video. That's actually not Lebert playing at the 1:45 mark. It goes too high for him. Same thing for "Enjoy Yourself," which I always thought was him, too, until I examined the notes and realized the solo was out of his range. I have no idea who the 2nd Trumpet player is on this video. Walter Smith had yet to return. If anyone knows, I wish they would let me know. Take care, Joe

[@TheAloweWolf]

Nice! A Very Good Friend of mine mentioned this song to me! :)

[@beachnyc]

Kenny Gardner IS awesome as usual. But this may be the only time I've seen him clearly forget the words. See 1:57. He actually doesn't even come close. I hope Guy was in a patient mood that night :)

[@royalvirginians]

He makes another mistake when he sings "Mame" on the 1966-1967 show. But it is indeed rare for him to make a mistake.

[@RobloxMaster642]

Joe Enroughty Does that mean you have audio of the 1966-67 NYE TV show?! 😱🤩 (either that or possibly video)

[@brfan984]

@@royalvirginians Please say you have a recording of the 1967 show.