Ed sullivan

The Original Talk Show Host! Ed Sullivan - used to watch every Sunday night...before the tv NHL hockey game - Ed was the one to introduce the Beatles to America - MReno

Ed Sullivan was one of the most famous and best-loved TV presenters in American history. As the host of the exceptionally long-running and successful The Ed Sullivan Show, he won hearts across the world and had an exceptional talent for picking the biggest stars of the future to appear on his show as their big break.But behind the stellar ratings and worldwide fame, the star was hiding many secrets—including bitter feuds with some of his most famous guests.Let’s take a look back at the…

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Ed Sullivan is credited with introducing mainstream Americans to many ground-breaking new artists. One of the most famous examples of this was the historic first appearance of The Beatles on his show in 1964.

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Sixty years ago today, one television appearance changed the world as we know it.Elvis Presley’s third and final appearance on “The Ed Sullivan Show” took place on January 6, 1957. The almost 22-year-old had spent the previous year topping the charts, starring in his first movie and causing a stir on several other television appearances. For that final “Ed Sullivan Show” appearance, he was only shown from the waist up for all of his performances except for his p

Iconic television host and former Daily News columnist Ed Sullivan, born Sept. 28, 1901, in Harlem, was a staple of American TV for decades. ‘The Ed Sullivan Show,’ which set the record…

Elvis Prresley on The Ed Sullivan Show pics, photos, images On September 9, 1956, Presley made his first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show (after earlier appearances on shows hosted by the Dorsey Brothers, Milton Berle, and Steve Allen), even though Sullivan had previously vowed never to allow Presley on the show.[18] According to biographer […] More

All kinds of interesting this group,Gary Lewis And The Playboys...say what you will, they left a hefty chunk o' pop-rock history in their wake. A 60s-era American pop band fronted by Gary Lewis, son of famed actor/comedian Jerry Lewis, much has been said, implied and tabloid-ized about the father's relationship with the son, and the elder Lewis' feelings about Gary's musical accomplishments. Being unable to solidly verify any of this talk, I shall endeavor to concentrate on the band and it's…