Hysterical!

JAWOHL!!!

Hysterical, such wonderful humour 😄 🤣

Couldn't believe it! Good Ole Dino! ❤

You "musst" listen closely: It's "UND you will listen"...😂

They certainly did, John.

They sure did rule the world & they did it with real class and ..........” a lot of fun thrown in, too!”🤣Loved them both & remember watching them on tv as a little girl w/ my mom, stepdad & Nana! “Gosh, those were the days!!!!”

@@FredFlix I think there are a few guys that could be a group. Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Denzel Washington, a few others

@@dusthue You have no idea.. not at all.

You're welcome, Martha.

From Frank Sinatra & Dean Martin to Justin Beiber & Kanye in the span of a lifetime. What happened to this country?

Stephen Hogan. I surely do miss the variety and other musical shows that were on TV - Dino, Bobby Darin, Nat King Cole, Jimmy Durante, Glen Campbell, Andy Williams, Hollywood Palace, Leonard Bernstein, Tom Jones, Sonny and Cher, and many others. Three generations of my family enjoyed watching these shows that presented standards, pop, rock, country western, and r&b. Now, it is wonderful to have access to KZfaq for yesteryears' music, variety shows, FredFlix videos, and other genres. In addition to the KZfaq platform there are other oldies musical "libraries"; TimeLife/ Rhino/etc. CD's of music anthologies; personal collections of albums, CD's, cassettes, 8 tracks; PBS reunion and original shows; etc. Many current artists can't stay on key, find the right note, modulate their volume to sing at less than 90dB, or sing songs that have a range greater than 4 notes. But, there ARE very talented entertainers that exist now; however, record labels record and agents book what is going to sell NOW and der Bingle's and Mr. C's styles evidently don't bring in enough $$. Here are some current entertainers that I think are pretty talented, but they probably won't replace the artists who made the soundtrack of our lives: Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars, Puddles Pity Party.

@@marthawelch4289lll yeah l agree with u al

Totalmente de acuerdo contigo

Nope. Actually he is drunk. But he handle it

patentsvnc I heard sometimes he would drink and sometimes he wouldn’t. Or that he would just drink a little and then act real drunk

patentsvnc Ya read right, pally-it was, indeed, an act; the drink he’d have on camera was apple juice more often than not. Martinelli’s Sparkling Apple Cider, to be precise.

patentsvnc True

His manger made a facade to look like he was drinking but it was always Apple juice

You're welcome, Cap.

Clay Loomis why

@@cov9290 Why what?

Clay Loomis why was the word bathroom censored

@@cov9290 I have no idea. This was obviously an outtake clip of Frank and Dean trying to make a TV promo. But anything referring to a bathroom was off bounds in the 60's. They must have edited the word out before they released the blooper reel. You saw a toilet tank in 1957, on Leave it to Beaver, but not the seat. I don't think married couples were regularly allowed to be shown in bed together until The Brady Bunch. It's just how sensitive the censors were back then. Remember, Barbara Eden couldn't even show her belly button on I Dream of Jeannie.

Wasn't Psycho the one who did that first? The infamous shower scene.

I still think he was

He was you twit

You're welcome, Luis.

@@FredFlixI hope you will reply to this Fred I love ❤️ Dean Martin

@@sherryhannah9262 Got a third Dean Martin Show sampler coming soon, Sherry.

Ha!

You're welcome, Randall.

Everybody loves somebody sometime.

@@FredFlix haha, nice what you did there

Sinatra and Crocetti.

Thank you,usanee beilles.

​@@FredFlix 🙂 Good wishes in 2024 to you.

You said it, Gregg.

me too

He was always sober on camera. He liked to drink, but he took his career seriously and the drunk act was just part of his onscreen persona, always with a drink in his hand.

I've read several biographies of Dean and Frank. Dean said that the alcohol/drunk act was part of the show. On stage it was apple juice. Off stage it was strictly social drinking. Dean said that everyone insisted that he and Frank always have a drink in hand at parties. So they'd walk around with a drink, take a couple of sips and sit it down. Soon another would appear and they'd do the same thing. Very little actual drinking. It is also said that Dean was never a serious drinker until the death of his son Dean Paul in 1987. After that the act became real. Very sad story.

Clay, I've been meaning to get back to you on this. I recall seeing Dean looking a little bleary eyed on camera during his variety show and the Celebrity Roasts. He may not have been drunk but I think he was definitely buzzed...like just a one or maybe a two martini buzz. Any way you slice it, those shows were pretty great.

Frank, acting drunk was Foster Brooks' schtick. Dean was most likely a high functioning boozer. He could have couple, do his show and people loved him as I did when I was about 12-14. He was buzzed and maybe emphasized it but he was definitely buzzed. Please keep in mind, I'm not disparaging him for it, on the contrary, it's part of what made his show so funny and lovable. I know from documentaries I've seen that he was a good family man, devoted to his wife, children and career but he was a drinker too.

Maybe your friend is with Dean and Frank now....

May they all have a ball in heaven. Thank you for your kind reply.

Scott Petrone *Rat

"Not the craw...the CRAW!"

No. They were great artists and didn’t “need” alcohol or drugs to be creative. Even Charlie Parker hated his own drug addiction and discouraged other from getting into it.

@@rmo52 They certainly drank, smoked drugs at times and women at every port - it was what they all did. They were professionals though and knew how to entertain like the back of their hand.

Nope lol

It's possible, those two may get hammered, yet !

Opening theme for Sunday Night Prime Time Machine audio: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b56Uds-gz8nGgqc.html

Or, as he sang on a show opening one night, "Everybody....wants my body..."

He was talking about Frank keeping salt in his belly button to dip celery in when he’s laying in bed eating a midnight snack. 🤣

@@jonnyquatromusic won't he wind up with lint as well as salt?

@@marcuslaffey1637 🤣 probably!

Frank sayin’ “You loudmouth” in response is a joking way of basically sayin’ “Why ya gotta tell everyone my personal business?”

Actually Frank was pretty funny. Of course Dean blows him away.