Tony Bennett & Count Basie "Don't Get Around Much Anymore" on The Ed Sullivan Show

Tony Bennett & Count Basie "Don't Get Around Much Anymore" on The Ed Sullivan Show, April 16, 1967. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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[@FloJohnasen]

Classy. Well dressed. Clean. Can understand lyrics. No innuendoes. Direct. Love it!!!!❤

[@kevingoins9858]

Dig the way Tony announced Harry "Sweets" Edison.

[@honeyqueen4619]

Aww Count Basi and Tony Bennett. The best. Can listen to it never gets old. Love the jazz Takes me back to days at the Officers club at Ft Bliss. Memories

[@robertromeo762]

Tony Bennett and the Ed Sullivan Show. Tony was one of many singer legends that appeared on the show.

[@mrg7407]

That Basie Sound is the Right Touch for Tony Bennett IMO

[@007ndc]

He and Joe Williams were the best male singers for the Count after Jimmy Rushing his original singer

[@halcyonacoustic7366]

What singer wouldn't be improved by having the Basie Orchestra behind them?

[@richardgornalle4536]

This is a great "old" song sung by one of the best.

[@impala628]

What an awesome performance!

[@paulluchter137]

And then there were none... Rest in Peace

[@karlhungus5554]

So sad and so true.

[@MsMsmak]

What a trip. The guy really had some pipes!

[@hallson2917]

R.I.P COUNT AND TONY

[@navigatorjack6969]

Real Music Young People

[@SStone-dm7es]

Angels in heaven greet another today- good second birth Tony Bennett.

[@MargaretHiltbrunn]

Basie & Bennett doing an Ellington song - doesn't get much better than this!

[@Ianitas1]

RIP Tony Bennett

[@Sincopare]

The real deal!

[@travelinman]

God bless Tony!! My favorite crooner

[@doobeedoo2]

I love this.

[@Chazd1949]

My grandmother was a huge Tony Bennett fan even in his early career back in the 1950s. She had a good sounding HiFi (no stereo back then) and when I'd visit her in Detroit, I'd listen to her records, and I, too, became a fan of his music, especially of those tunes he did with a Big Band.

[@pattibrooks1907]

Love Tony Bennett s songs and I was born in 1956 so was not on his era but love his kind of music songs .

[@bh5606]

Great song and singer.

[@jenisereedus]

Love this band and Maestro Bennett, R.I.P. SIR!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@tj921able]

This was excellent! What a great pairing of musicians as well! Thank you for sharing this, God Bless You & stay safe.

[@peterchoe]

funny thing is I usually prefer the Basie orchestra version of Duke's tunes to the original recordings.

[@rickytoddbotelho9555]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ atta' boy Tone!!!

[@robertromeo762]

You were really "Frank" about it.

[@robertromeo762]

You were really "Frank" about it.

[@Sweetlikecandie365]

Count Basie 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@joeschsuster4804]

Great sound!

[@donchrisby7434]

Sweets 😍

[@davedaves431]

That was SO good. Thanks.

[@LadyLakeMusic]

So fantastic

[@bri2233]

Wow.... good as it gets

[@jkoller]

So incredible. His talent made it seem effortless, and the Basie Band provided the perfect foundation.

[@CarrieJacksonSinger]

Tony is swingin this song, he's fab and truly missed

[@glennschlegel7160]

Tony lived every lyric, every note. He took the audience on a journey that we never wanted to end. RIP Mr. Bennett.

[@fabrisoto]

👏🏽🌹👏🏽🌹👏🏽🌹👏🏽

[@arthurwisnerferreiratorres988]

Not is Count Basie at the Piano.

[@kevingoins9858]

True that is Tony's own accompanist but it's still Basie's orchestra backing him.

[@jasonbennett3293]

Pianist is John Bunch and drummer is a 'ringer'. The great Sol Gubin. Singers like Tony often use their own rhythm sections or other key players.

[@StuNodd]

@@jasonbennett3293 Sol Gubin swinging and driving!

[@martinbench3657]

Ageless

[@irafutterman5557]

Is that Fats Domino on the keys, it's not the Count. Only kidding, it might be Fats Waller. Oh no he passed in 44.

[@doobeedoo2]

Was this written by Duke Ellington?

[@jancorndorf910]

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