Channel Title: Cost Ander Channel Description: From Russia, St. Petersburg. I like the great 20th century singers and I hope you too. (You may notice that I especially like Perry Como 😏) <video> Perry Como Live - That's You (Eres Tu) Description: Perry Como's Christmas In Mexico, 1975. "Eres tú" is a song recorded by Spanish band Mocedades, written by Juan Carlos Calderón. It represented Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 1973 held in Luxembourg placing second which was followed by a global success. Original uploading this special by https://www.youtube.com/@como-tiontheperrycomoappre8064 and a little improving of sound by me </video> <video> The Perry Como Show (September, 1954) Description: Mitchell Ayres Orchestra and The Ray Charles Singers. Announcer: Joel Aldred. Highlights: Sway A Fellow Needs a Girl Papa Loves Mambo </video> <video> The Perry Como Show (May, 1953) Description: Mitchell Ayres Orchestra and The Ray Charles Singers. Announcer Dick Stark. Highlights: Ain't Misbehavin'; Don't Take Your Love from Me; Begin the Beguine. </video> <video> The Perry Como Show (February 18, 1956) Description: Guests: Henry Fonda, Vera-Ellen, Anne Francis, The Platters. Mitchell Ayres Orchestra & The Ray Charles Singers, The Louis DaPron Dancers. Announcer Frank Gallop. </video> <video> The Perry Como Show (September 15, 1956) Description: Guests: Irene Dunne, Sal Mineo, Patience & Prudence, Buddy Hackett, Robert Sarnoff. Mitchell Ayres Orchestra & The Ray Charles Singers, The Louis DaPron Dancers. Announcer Frank Gallop. On September 15, 1956, the season premiere of The Perry Como Show was broadcast from NBC's new color television studios at the New York Ziegfeld Theatre, making it one of the first weekly color TV shows. Highlights: Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) On the Street Where You Live Somebody Loves Me Say It Isn't So Tangerine Tonight You Belong To Me Somebody Up There Likes Me </video> <video> The Perry Como Show (February, 1952) Description: The Fontane Sisters, Mitchell Ayres Orchestra and The Ray Charles Singers. Announcer Dick Stark. Highlights: Noodlin' Rag At Last Why Did You Leave Me ? </video> <video> Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall (February 8, 1961) Description: Guests: Eydie Gorme, Andre Previn, Sammy Kahn, Joey Heatherton, Renée Taylor. Plus regulars: Kaye Ballard, Don Adams, Jack Duffy, Pierre Olaf and Sandy Stewart. Mitchell Ayres Orchestra and The Ray Charles Singers. Announcer Frank Gallop. Highlights: The Choir With Orchestra Conducted by Andre Previn perform "Dream Along With Me". Perry With Choir sings "In The Still Of The Night". Perry & Piano do "Like Young". "Elmer Gantry" is performed by the Orchestra Conducted By Andre Previn "Gigi" is performed by the Orchestra and 2 Dancers. Andre Previn at Piano with Bass & Drums performs "Just In Time". Perry with the Choir performs "Bess You Is My Woman". Eydie Gorme sings "Yours Tonight", "Smiles" and "Smile Darn Ya Smile". Joey Heatherton & 3 Male Dancers performs "I Enjoy Being A Girl". Perry & Choir sing "Especially For the Young". Perry sings "You Make Me Feel So Young". Peter Gennaro Dancers perform to a medley of "Limelight", "Hate Off", "Chipper Charles", "Green Lantern Snag", "Terry’s Tango" and "Green Lantern Rag". Perry does "Sing To Me Mr C". Sammy Kahn at Piano performs "Bei Mir Bist Du Schone". Perry With Choir performs "Seems to Me I’ve Heard That Song Before". Andre Previn & Choir do a medley with "There Goes That Song Again", "Love and Marriage", "Tender Trap", "Come Fly with Me", "It’s Very Nice to Go Trav’lin", "Saturday Night Is the Loneliest Night of The Week" and "Let It Snow". Andre Previn and Choir perform "Its Been A Long, Long Time". Perry with Sammy Kahn perform "Five Minutes More". Eydie Gorme with Perry sing "It’s Magic". Perry sings "All The Way". Eydie sings "Teach Me Tonight". Perry with Guests perform "Papa Wont You Dance With Me". The Choir sings "The Second Time Around". Eydie Gorme performs "The Far Away Part Of Town". All join in for "High Hopes". The Orchestra closes with "You Are Never Far Away". </video> <video> Perry Como's Christmas in Austria (1976) Description: Perry Como's Christmas in Austria a heartwarming musical journey through the snowy landscapes of Salzburg and the enchanting Austrian Alps. This special holiday treat brings together the legendary Perry Como, the charming Senta Berger, comedic genius Sid Caesar, skiing champion Karl Schranz, and the angelic voices of the Vienna Boys' Choir for a magical celebration of Christmas spirit. (https://watchworthy.app/show/perry-comos-christmas-in-austria-85549185?redirected=true&userId=). 00:00 - Christmas Is My Time of Year 07:20 - 11:40 - The Sound Of Music 14:20 - My Favorite Things 17:15 - Do Re Mi 18:40 - Edelweiss 21:10 - I'm In Love With Vienna 25:20 - O Tannenbaum 26:50 - Deck the Halls 28:50 - 30:20 - Christ Is Born 34:30 - The Happy Wanderer 36:20 - We Wish You a Merry Christmas 38:25 - Hark the Herald Angels Sing 40:10 - Joy to the World 41:47 - Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht 43:10 - O Holy Night Executive producer: Bob Banner; Writer: Stephen Pouliot; Musical Director: Nick Perito; Special musical materials and Choral Direction: Ray Charles. Thanks for original upload to Dionysus MCCVI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuBSgDd9lMw </video> <video> The Perry Como Show (October 6, 1956) Description: Guests: Paul Douglas, Walter Winchell, Robert Lamouret, Kathryn Grayson. Mitchell Ayres Orchestra & The Ray Charles Singers, The Louis DaPron Dancers. Announcer Frank Gallop. Highlights: With a Little Bit of Luck True Love Ain't We Got Fun Chincherinchee I Don't Want To Walk Without You, Baby It's Been A Long, Long Time I'll Never Smile Again </video> <video> Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall (May 24, 1961) Description: Guests: George Gobel, Martha Raye, Paul Lynde, Johnny Puleo and His Harmonica Gang. Plus regulars: The Peter Gennaro Dancers. Mitchell Ayres Orchestra and The Ray Charles Singers. Announcer Frank Gallop. Highlights: Perry sings "Chicago". Johnny Puleo and Group perform "Twelfth Street Rag", "Oh Sole Meo", "Diane"and "Colonel Bogie March". Martha Raye with Perry & the Ray Charles Singers sing "On Behalf Of the Visiting Fireman". Perry & Martha duet on "Bye Bye Blackbird". Martha sings "Ill Get By". Perry sings "If I Had You". Martha Raye with Perry sing "After You’ve Gone". Martha Raye sings "Happiness Is Just A Thing Called Joe". Perry & Martha duet with "Somebody Loves Me", "I’m Following You" and "Bye, Bye Blackbird". The Orchestra performs "Gobelues". George Gobel with Johnny Puleo sing "Me and My Shadow". Peter Gennaro and Dancers perform "South Rampart Street Parade". The Orchestra performs "Jealousy". The Ray Charles Singers sing "Sing To Me". Perry sings "Oh How I Miss You Tonight" and "Heartaches". Perry with Dancers perform "The Waltz You Saved For Me". The Orchestra performs "It’s A Lonesome Old Town". George Gobel and the Ray Charles Singers sing "Lets All Sing Like The Birdies Sing". The Orchestra performs "Drifting and Dreaming". Martha sings "Oh Johnny". The Orchestra performs "Rippling Rhythm". Perry with Company sing "Auld Lang Syne". Perry with Martha Raye & George Gobel sing "Boo Hoo". Peter Gennaro Dancers dance to "Lets Dance". The Orchestra performs "Out Of the Night". Martha Raye with Perry sings "Heartaches". The Orchestra closes with "You Are Never Far Away". </video> <video> Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall (October 17, 1962) Description: Guests: Lena Horne, Carol Haney, saxophonist Stan Getz and Jazz guitarist Charlie Byrd. Plus regulars: Kaye Ballard, Don Adams, Jack Duffy, Pierre Olaf and Sandy Stewart. Mitchell Ayres Orchestra and The Ray Charles Singers. Announcer Frank Gallop. Highlights: Lena Horne sings and dances with Carol Haney and the Peter Gennaro Dancers to "Deed I Do". Perry with guests perform "It's All Right With Me". Perry, Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd do "It Happened in Monterey". Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd play "Desafinado". Carol Haney has a solo dance to "Satin Doll". Perry sings "So In Love" and "More Than Likely". Lena Horne sings "I've Grown Accustomed to His Face" and "I Concentrate On You". Perry in a medley with The Ray Charles Singers perform "Autumn Leaves", "'Tis Autumn" and "Autumn in New York". Don Adams does a comedy routine as a bossa nova teacher. Reprise of "It's All Right With Me" with guests. </video> <video> The Perry Como Show (December 10, 1955) Description: Guests: Gertrude Berg, Les Paul and Mary Ford, Polly Bergen, Jean Pierre Aumont. Mitchell Ayres Orchestra & The Ray Charles Singers, The Louis DaPron Dancers. Announcer Frank Gallop. Highlights: It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas All at Once You Love Her Some Enchanted Evening Love and Marriage Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Embraceable You Holy God, We Praise Thy Name Now the Day is Over </video> <video> Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall (January 25, 1961) Description: Guests: Peggy Lee, Beatrice Arthur, Shelley Berman, Joey Heatherton, Milt Kamen. Plus regulars: The Peter Gennaro Dancers. Mitchell Ayres Orchestra and The Ray Charles Singers. Announcer Frank Gallop. Highlights: The Male Singers sing "Weather, Weather". Perry with Guests & Singers perform "Foggy Day". Peggy Lee sings "The Sunny Side of the Street". Shelley Berman sings "Hey Young Fella Close Your Umbrella". Peter Gennaro does "It Ain’t Gonna Rain No More" and "Foggy Day". " Peggy Lee sings "Day In Day Out". Perry sings "I’ve Never Left Your Arms" and "Song Of Songs". Perry & Peggy duet on "Fever". Perry sings "It’s Too Darn Hot" and "Heat Wave". Perry & Peggy duet with "Steam Heat". Peggy Lee with Perry sing "You’re The Top" and "Indian Love Call". Perry sings "I Get A Kick Out Of You". Peggy Lee sings "Orange Coloured Sky". Peggy & Perry duet on "Strike Up the Band" and "Fever". " Peter Gennaro and Dancers perform to "South Rampart Street Parade". Peter Genaro with Shelley Berman do "Mississippi Mud". The Choir performs "Sing To Me Mr. C". Perry sings "How About Me", "Too Marvellous For Words" and "All the Things You Are". Male Singers with Peter Gennaro perform "Here Comes Mr Blues". Peggy Lee sings "Lover Man". Ray Charles Singers with Peter Gennaro sing "Don’t the Moon Look Lonesome". Ray Charles with Peter Gennaro perform "Going To Chicago". Perry sings "St Louis Blues". Peter Genaro with the Ray Charles Singers perform "Where’s Your Baby". Shelley Berman performs "St. James Infirmary". The Ray Charles Singers with Peter Gennaro perform "That Story Has A Moral". Peggy Lee sings "Kansas City". Perry With Company perform "Birth of The Blues". The Choir sings "There Goes Mr. Blues". The Orchestra closes with "You Are Never Far Away". </video> <video> Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall (December 5, 1962) Description: Guests: Carol Lawrence, Johnny Mercer. Plus regulars: Kaye Ballard, Don Adams, Jack Duffy, Pierre Olaf, Sandy Stewart. Mitchell Ayres Orchestra and The Ray Charles Singers. Announcer Frank Gallop. Highlights: Food, Glorious Food I've Heard That Song Before Johnny Mercer sings a Medley of his hits Gonna Get a Girl Shall We Dance A salute to the State of Georgia with a medley Georgia On My Mind Uncle Remus Said Perry, Carol and Johnny close the show with Hit the Road to Dreamland </video> <video> The Perry Como Show (December 18, 1949) Description: Guests: Borrah Minevitch & His Harmonica Rascals, Johnny Puleo. The Fontane Sisters, Mitchell Ayres Orchestra and The Ray Charles Singers. Announcer Martin Block. Highlights: Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo (The Magic Song) I Can Dream, Can’t I? Dreamer's Holiday </video>

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