The McGuire Sisters "Oh How I Miss You Tonight, Ain't Misbehavin' & Baby,Won't You Please Come Home"

The McGuire Sisters "Oh How I Miss You Tonight, Ain't Misbehavin' & Baby, Won't You Please Come Home" on The Ed Sullivan Show, May 17, 1964. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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[@jimmyvincent123]

Great family Harmony!!

[@TomElvisSmith]

This is the second half of the performance which began with "Bewitched" posted earlier. It's also the same episode that we saw Paul Anka, Rita Pavone and Big Tiny Little on. I really love the song "Oh, How I Miss You Tonight". When I sing it to myself, I like to combine it with "Are You Lonesome Tonight" as both songs are similar and were originally hits in the 1920's. I'm impressed at the intricacies of the routines of the McGuires and how they don't miss a beat with their harmonizing and performances.

[@michaeltuz608]

Terrific medley by the incredible Maguire Sisters! Lovely to look at, and oh, those harmonies! Thanks for this gem!

[@leewilson77]

😊

[@bartpeeters380]

Perfection in every way. Thanks a million for another upload of the magnificent McGuires ! Please keep these clips coming. And please give us more Connie Francis!!!

[@franksinatraalvesprates9933]

Queens.

[@yvonne7715]

Truly beautiful✨ the way they harmonies together✨💘✨

[@richarddixon7855]

A talented act that certainly knew how to put over a song.

[@mefirstplease3676]

Can’t wait to see more from them love 💕

[@motownbaby]

EXCELLENT!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@jadezee6316]

what made the Mills Brothers far and away the Greatest singing "group" of all time.....in addition to them having the best singing voices......was the fact that you Never...got the impression that they were in competition with each other which sadly is Not present here...... BTW....since it is a favorite of mine I suggest listening to Sinatra sing Baby Won't You Please Come Home....to get a true appreciation of how fine a song it really is....

[@MrYonexguy63]

Yeah. Seems clear Phyllis had decided to step out front more than a little.

[@kkwok9]

Back when gals were so much more glamorous. Now...

[@christopherseat9871]

Oh my GOSH

[@MXB2001]

First time _seeing_ this act. Did not expect such slinky sexiness. : ) Fave sis is the one on the right. Oooh.

[@user-ip9yu7lp1q]

비정한 세상,,피 토하는 음악.,,

[@roberttelarket4934]

Don’t like this slow song!