Hi WE are doing a documentary on Buddy and I was wondering if you might have the original source material for this video in a higher quality ? thanks

The first time I saw Buddy was in the early 60’s at “The Talk of The Town” Leicester Square London. His hip approach to lyrics was truly special combined with his excellent musicianship on the ivories . As an aside the regular cabaret included Lynda Baron far before she was a regular on tv in such programmes as Open all Hours with the late great Ronnie Barker.

Yes, brought back great memories of seeing Buddy in London at “The Talk of the Town” in the ‘60’s exciting performance - special times.

The great Buddy Greco, One of America's greatest stylist...This is STILL 'Hip'...thank you..Buddy, Danny Barrett.

Wow, this is so great to have this entire show available on You Tube. The only way to see this type of fabulous entertainment. Long live Buddy.

Pure show biz and great music. We wont see this ever again.

Still a great singer! Still one of our favorites.

Armando "Buddy" Greco, RIP (August 14, 1926 - January 10, 2017)

Variety shows at the time were so simple...Minimum sets, moody lighting, and some fearless camera movement...Plus some dynamite talent...Buddy is a prime example of a swingin' TV show...

Heard Buddy in London night club 1962. Fantastic ! Memorable !

I remember this show.

What an unexpected treat!

Buddy Greco, one of the greatest ever!!!!!!

Great show thanks for posting.

There is absolutely no way that this could have been taped or aired any earlier than the spring of 1966. In October of 1965 (when the IMDb says this program aired), neither "Wild Thing" or "Daydream" had yet been released.

A multi-talented guy…..

Danm fine voice.

Buddy was the best ,,, also the most under rated singer entertainer in the world . he was fabulous ..bobby g.

Thanks so much for posting this! :)

Never heard Frankie Avalon like that before, the next generation being appreciated what you could almost describe as a mentor, but don't think he actually technically was, in the same way that Darin was a mentor to Newton, R.I.P Buddy