Robert Goulet "Don't Be Afraid Of Romance" on The Ed Sullivan Show

Robert Goulet "Don't Be Afraid Of Romance" on The Ed Sullivan Show, November 11, 1962. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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[@jerrygeist1677]

My Mom just loved his voice! She just swooned, a nice memory.

[@user-hv9sy2nh1d]

Поёт с душой, с лёгкой радостью на лице.

[@lonestarfriend]

Great voice.

[@user-py2gi8vf5j]

Mr.Robert. Goulet You're the first crush. I've ever had. You had. me at. the age. of. 12. RIP. Sincerely, Diana Quick ❤ U

[@miltonmoore8369]

You have GREAT TASTE!😊Google the comment I just posted above. 😊 From a 78 year old Goulet admirer born and raised in Dallas,Texas, now residing in 🌅Las Vegas, Nv.🌅

[@Fredwinter-cv7tn]

Spectacular voice

[@janisadams3802]

My Mother and I saw him perform in Detroit around this same time. He had a beautiful voice! Thanks for this video.❤

[@jillkjv3816]

Lovely memory. 😊

[@galyamullyuegalyamults9566]

❤

[@Kw1161]

Thanks for the video. Have a great day!

[@miltonmoore8369]

THIS WAS 52 YEARS AGO. ROBERT GERARD GOULET WAS 29 YEARS "YOUNG" HERE.😊 HE LIVED TO THE AGE OF 73, OLD FOR A SHOW BUSINESS CELEBRITY.🥺😬 (TOO BAD HE NEVER SANG MY FAVORITE SONG IN HIS REPETOIRE on THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW", STORY OF A STARRY NIGHT," (which is on the Dimitris004 and daughter channel.😊) This gem was written by Irving Berlin (Israel Beilin), for the 1962 Broadway play "Mr. President," and was first performed by vocalist Jack Washburn (1927-1992). I was unable to discover the cause of his death at age 64. It's on the LP album release containing only a few of the many songs Berlin wrote for this production, the last Broadway play he ever scored. Thanks for posting the fine performance.😊 🎵✨️🎵✨️🎵✨️🎵

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R I p

[@ellengutknecht4994]

Can you post Steve and Eydie?

[@ThomasWBaldwin]

I can see why Elvis shot the TV.

[@haraldtrittner4396]

Luckily Elvis could no longer watch "The Naked Gun 2¹/²: The Smell of Fear" on TV...i guess Graceland would have exploded 💥...😁

[@dennisdjy]

I had no idea. Kim sisters huh? Awesome.

[@carlosdeleon8068]

Why did Elvis Presley hate his singing or so they say. To me he was a fantastic crooner.