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The Ed Sullivan Show

The Ed Sullivan Show

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Sep 12, 2026

Guy PrattHOST
8:34
Thank you.
Guy PrattHOST
8:35
Who else was on the Ed Sullivan Show that week?
Gary KempHOST
8:38
That week? W- were they English-
Guy PrattHOST
8:40
Yeah
Sarah Beth TerryHOST
19:59
September the 9th historically has just kind of been a, a wild card.
Sarah Beth TerryHOST
20:03
In 1956, Elvis Presley appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show for the very first time, and America immediately began worrying about his hips.
Sarah Beth TerryHOST
20:10
Which proves conclusively that every generation believes the next generation is destroying civilization, and it might be.
Sarah Beth TerryHOST
20:15
I don't know.
Jim CsekHOST
12:15
There's absolutely a ton.
Jim CsekHOST
12:16
And the response is it comes from the Ed Sullivan Show, really big show, and a lot of firsts and something that was more true, more honest, and something where you could go to and you could find something that was, you know, informative and new, and you were in touch with the world.
Jim CsekHOST
12:31
And that's what we try to bring you is the truth all the time.
Jim CsekHOST
12:34
And it's a nod to our past.
Ted AnthonyGUEST
30:54
It's a massive number one hit in the US.
Ted AnthonyGUEST
30:56
They're on the Ed Sullivan Show.
Ted AnthonyGUEST
30:59
Bob Dylan hears this and, and a lot of people credit him hearing The Animals doing a version of a song he had done with him getting the idea to go electric.
Ted AnthonyGUEST
31:07
And, you know, House of the Rising Sun becomes, you know, it's one of the first four-minute rock and roll hit singles.
Damon BruceHOST
67:50
All those years later, you know you did it right.
Damon BruceHOST
67:54
In 1966, the Rolling Stones made another appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show.
Damon BruceHOST
67:58
This was...
Damon BruceHOST
68:00
The Ed Sullivan Show was a really big platform, and that was a really big deal whenever the Stones were on it.
Damon BruceHOST
68:06
A show that I adored, Sam.
Damon BruceHOST
68:11
In 1967, The Carol Burnett Show debuted on CBS, the sketch comedy program with Carol Burnett and her comedy troupe, with Harvey Korman, and just genius, genius comedy sketches.
Walter SterlingHOST
54:10
All of our jingles are backed up by the 31-piece Katsimatidis Orchestra.
Walter SterlingHOST
54:15
We have a 31-piece orchestra to the same number of instruments the Ed Sullivan Show had.
Walter SterlingHOST
54:21
I'll never get over the fact that Ed Sullivan had a 31-piece orchestra every Sunday night.
Walter SterlingHOST
54:26
Can you imagine what that cost?
Walter SterlingHOST
43:57
All of our jingles are backed up by the 31-piece Katsimatidis Orchestra.
Walter SterlingHOST
44:02
We have a 31-piece orchestra to the same number of instruments the Ed Sullivan Show had.
Walter SterlingHOST
44:08
I'll never get over the fact that Ed Sullivan had a 31-piece orchestra every Sunday night.
Walter SterlingHOST
44:13
Can you imagine what that cost?
Andy AthertonHOST
1:20
No video at the time.
Andy AthertonHOST
1:22
I believe this is the performance from the Ed Sullivan Show, which was really the start of the British invasion.
Andy AthertonHOST
1:27
And let's talk about it.
Andy AthertonHOST
1:28
So the YouTube link is in the description.
Steve JohnsonHOST
5:40
Today in 1965, The Beatles hit number one, and it stayed there for nine weeks.
Steve JohnsonHOST
5:49
Today in 1966, The Rolling Stones appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show.
Steve JohnsonHOST
5:52
Today in 1971, Donny Osmond hits number one with Go Away, Little Girl.
Steve JohnsonHOST
5:57
They didn't.
Cody JosephHOST
19:10
And on this date in 1966...
Cody JosephHOST
19:13
The Rolling Stones perform on the Ed Sullivan Show.
Jeff HarmatzHOST
19:17
You know, they put out that Beatles collection a while ago where it was just like a number one, all their number one hits.
Jeff HarmatzHOST
19:22
Mm-hmm.

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