It's a shame that Carol Burnett never developed her voice. There are moments in almost each of her vocal performances that reveal hints of a tremendous singing talent.
I just love there friendship they have together they're both fabulous my favorites singers!! I am so proud to be 17 and listening to such beautiful artist and not listening to the horrible music of today.
@MissVintageRocker There's some good music out there today -- you just have to look a little harder for it. Check out Jeff Blumenkrantz or Scott Alan if you haven't already. They are both extraordinarily talented young composers, and work with great singers.
I turned 65 today. I had to watch this again. I was 15 when this was on. It's such an amazing show. I bought the LP as soon as it came out and played it (and especially this and "Big D") a lot during college. I memorized the whole thing. I wanted to be Julie, but I did a better Carol. While the rest of the medley is fun, I always get chills with "I have a love..." The switch from playing it for laughs from Carol to Julie's conviction should be seen (and understood) by any acting hopeful.
It's amazing to hear Carol Burnett in her vocal happy point. She sounded pretty good until the 90s, but this was her real 'prime'. As for Julie, if she hadn't had that poor choice in doctors, I have no doubt that she would still be singing her high B-flats 'till the cows come home, but she sounds so FRESH here, it's just stunning.
@mirrie133 Your English is perfect. And I agree, the world would be a better place with a daily dose of (especially) Carol. Julie is awesome but Carol was FUNNY FUNNY FUNNY!
I'm in tears at the fun and the beauty of this wonderful clip. Julie's voice is at its absolute prime, able to do virtually anything. And it is wonderful to hear Burnett's voice when she used a wonderful head voice. Her voice remained wonderful, but she had to belt so much on her show. People forget what a great musician one must be to blend with Andrews, Merman, et al.! Anyway, this is sheer heaven, and the the final duet is heartbreaking.
It is the height of irony that it is Carol Burnett who can still sing at this point in time. Alas, a golden voice (Julie) was silenced due to a bad choice of doctors.
I really love this. I'm a big fan of Julie and Carol.
Does anyone know what's the title of the first song that they sang?? I think I've heard that playing in my grandparent's house when they were still alive.
I just saw a few clips that featured the comeback concert of Julie Andrews. I was glad to see her great peroformances. But I felt sad to admit that her upper register
was quite low. So I came back to this clip that helps me enjoy seeing and hearing
Julie at the zenith of her career. I think she had a more distinctive British accent in the 50s and 60s as Carol teased her with the remark on "What" with an exaggerated British accent.
I love Carol's voice but in the first song Julie is over powering her, it is probably meant to be that way but still, it shows how stronger Julie's voice is to Carols.
@imgoodtnx I think it is called 'a boy like that' it is from westside story I believe.However the song already starts around 6.12. It is indeed wonderful, I love Julie and Carol preforming together.
The ultimate treat would be if this is ever remastered from its 2-inch videotape original to DVD. The ladies not only can SANG, they are lovely to boot, and surprisingly comic in the "A Boy Like That / I Have a Love" medley (the finale at that time!!), with them literally playing the roles. I miss the days of live television variety specials like these.
- Every Little Movement (Has a Meaning All Its Own) [Hoschna & Harbach; notable recordings include Judy Garland in "Presenting Lily Mars" and Doris Day]
- Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life! [Herbert & Young; from the operetta "Naughty Marietta," also featured in "Thoroughly Modern Millie"]
- Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! (Along The Highway) [Herbert & Young; from "Naught Marietta"]
- Look For The Silver Lining [Jerome Kern; from "Sally," also covered by Judy Garland
They move from humor and fun throughout to pathos and poignancy in the West Side Story songs then back again. Its perfection in timing harmonizing and voice.
I can't count how many times I've watched this. It's so brilliant. They are so perfect together. I'd rather watch this than watch 99% of what is on TV today.
LOVE their West Side Story rendition!! 7.30 is a gem ofcourse. Thank you so very much for uploading. Thanks to Julie i've discovered Carol Burnett (who(m?) I'd only seen before in Annie) and it's a pleasure!
I just experienced a piece of heaven. What an incredible duet. Carol is an excellent comedian, and Julie? Well, all I can say is that she has the voice of an angel.
This was the golden age of TV, when there was real family TV, I remember watching this and falling in love with Carol and Julie!!! We will nevrer see this kind of wonderful entertainment again.
I am amazed to see so many comments left for this clip. But no wonder. They really lure us into the world of great musicals. I would not be interested in the musicals had I not known about Julie Andrews. Not only is she one of those symbolizing musicals but she has immortalized her fame as a musical actress. And Carol Burnett plays an important role to get Julie's charm out of her.
I always apreciated Julie Andrews as a vocalist. But at this point, I can no longer say I dislike musical theatre because of the force unveiled in this performance. Seriously. What a power combo.
got an idea how hard it is to do ten solid minutes of this, and make it look so easy and relaxed. Moving from bawdy humor to pathos and stay true to the musicality. We all know how pristine Andrews 'voice is, but Carol does not get due credit for hers. Sublime.
Carol's lovely and Julie is about the best singer living, and what diction (I've figured out how she does it, so write me if you want to know my thoughts on this prickly subject). Boy, do they sound wonderful together--just like they feel, i guess.
@ayama06 I had to read this comment like five times to actually get what you meant Lol :):) She does it because Carol is singing one of Julie's songs. Julie Andrews sang "Wouldn't it be Loverly" In My Fair Lady and because Carol is singing it with a weird cockney accent, she facepalms Lol. Now you know why, it makes it that much funnier :):) I hope i explained it okay Lol :)
I'm on a Carol/Julie high at the moment and I'm really in love with the softness and royally fanciful voice that Julie uses; likewise, with Carol brass, yet poignant voice I can't help but to smile when she uses that instrument with her comedy.
What a treat to see these two masters together! The takeaway is not to compare yourself to others - imagine if Julie had refused to perform with this queen of comedy because she didn't want to be shown up, or imagine if Carol had refused to sing with of the greatest singers of the century for fear of looking bad!
@bretp99 haha i didnt even know that was a mistake until you pointed it out. i thought she meant to do that but now that i look at it again, she did start smiling right afterward. miss mary poppins "practically perfect in every way" flawed!!!! omgsh i NEVER thought i would see the day that JULIE ANDREWS messed up at something! gotta love her.
"Every little movement has a meaning all its own, every thought and feeling by some posture can be shown".
She already sings "posture" when the lyrics say "feeling". Look at it again, Carol sings "feeling", Julie sings "posture", that's why Julie is grinning right after that line :D funny^^
I thought it would be a good idea if we did a history of the musical comedies in the United States, you know, singing songs representative of the various epochs or eras, if you will, as they were handed down through the ages and into history.
This show again really shows their singing skills. I have hardly ever heard Julie sing as dramatic as in this part from West Side Story here, it really caught my breath! :-)
Carol from 1:28- specifically, when she sings "revealing"....God, thats gorgeous. That was really vogue to sing with one of those little guttural trills in the 50s/early 60s, and HOW I WISH I KNEW HOW.
@TheLilyAndAudrey If I'm not wrong, Carol segues into a portion of the song Night and Day about a two lines after she started singing Dancing In The Dark. I think Julie sang a line of another song at the end of I Get A Kick Out of You but I'm not sure of both the line and from which song it came from as Carol was overpowering her in that part.
I think the one who made the list forgot a couple of songs. I made the list for all the medleys they did together, and if it's any use for someone ! Here it is :
- Every Little Movement (Has a Meaning All Its Own) - from Madame Sherry
- Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life - from Naughty Marietta
- Tramp, Tramp, Tramp Along The Highway - from Naughty Marietta
- Look For The Silver Lining - from Till The Clouds Roll By
Here is the order of the songs sung: (Part 1) 1:08 - 1:54 : "Every Little Movement (Has a Meaning All Its Own)" 1:40 - 1:54 : "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" 1:54 - 2:20 : Tramp, Tramp, Tramp (Along the Highway)" 2:20 - 2:41 : "Look for the Silver Lining" 2:41 - 3:03 : "Limehouse Blues" 3:03 - 3:13 : "Fidgety Feet" and "Funny Face" 3:13 - 3:33 : "S'Wonderful" and "Lucky Day" 3:33 - 3:49 : New York? 3:49 - 4:33 : "Why Was I Born" 4:00 - 4:33 : "Don't Ever Leave Me"
(Part 2) 4:33 - 4:55 : "Dancing in the Dark" 4:38 - 4:55 : "I Get a Kick Out of You" 4:55 - 5:05 : "Get Out of Town" 4:55 - 5:05 : "Glad to be Unhappy" 5:05 - 5:10 : "I've Got You Under My Skin" 5:10 - 5:20 : "When They Begin the Beguine" 5:20 - 5:38 : "Can't Say No" 5:38 - 6:10 : "Loverly" 6:10 - End : "A Boy Like That" and "I Have A Love" A lot of the songs overlap, that's why some of the times overlap and repeat. I know a lot of people were asking for the songs, hope this helps. Enjoy!
when love comes so strong, there is no right or wrong. your love is your life. ...hands, bow, seal it with a kiss.
jcnelsen 5 days ago
"Just wait, Maria!" Oooh, a sign for the future!!
They're both so talented ... brill.
Goodyfan17 6 days ago
WOW!!!! The icredible womans
I LOVE JULIE ANDREWS!!!!!!!!!!
supercalifragili9427 1 week ago
its on itunes!!!!!
AndiHummingbird 3 weeks ago
A BOY LIKE THAT! lol
NathanJesseMcCarthy 3 weeks ago
It's a shame that Carol Burnett never developed her voice. There are moments in almost each of her vocal performances that reveal hints of a tremendous singing talent.
ryan33bttm 1 month ago 2
@ryan33bttm She's continued to sing over the years, but she said in an interview once that she was never meant to have "that voice".
spiritvox75428 4 weeks ago
does anyone know which year this aired?
zachdunc18 1 month ago
So hilarious :D Brilliant!
AliceMay6 1 month ago
this is just amazing...makes me tear
seanynjboy 1 month ago
5.41 = PRICELESS
chassetriel 1 month ago
that goes down as one of the great performances of the 20th century.
bigred997 2 months ago
Jesus. I've watched this video four times today. Get a grip!!!
BUT IT"S SO AMAZING!!
sexypancake1 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos 2
i need a list of all these song and where they are from please
LizAndyMovieWatcher 2 months ago
@LizAndyMovieWatcher from 6:11 on, it's west side story.
but it's not so hard to find. just google the words they're singing.
wattever333 1 month ago
@wattever333 the hallelujah comes from:
Sing Hallelujah And you'll shoo the blues away
When Cares pursue ya, Hallelujah!
Gets you through the darkest day.
Satan lies a-waitin' And creatin' skies of gray
sung by Kay Armen (who died early october age 95).
here she is... youtube ... v=YeJDdGQc7PI
wattever333 1 month ago
@wattever333 sung by Kay Armen in Hit The Deck 1955.
wattever333 1 month ago
i love them so much!!!!!!
LizAndyMovieWatcher 2 months ago
"All I want is a room somewhere..."
"OOHHHH...."
<3 JA
veritas0290 3 months ago 16
I just love there friendship they have together they're both fabulous my favorites singers!! I am so proud to be 17 and listening to such beautiful artist and not listening to the horrible music of today.
MissVintageRocker 3 months ago 9
@MissVintageRocker There's some good music out there today -- you just have to look a little harder for it. Check out Jeff Blumenkrantz or Scott Alan if you haven't already. They are both extraordinarily talented young composers, and work with great singers.
54321lerual 2 months ago
I turned 65 today. I had to watch this again. I was 15 when this was on. It's such an amazing show. I bought the LP as soon as it came out and played it (and especially this and "Big D") a lot during college. I memorized the whole thing. I wanted to be Julie, but I did a better Carol. While the rest of the medley is fun, I always get chills with "I have a love..." The switch from playing it for laughs from Carol to Julie's conviction should be seen (and understood) by any acting hopeful.
MsSoundguy 3 months ago
It's amazing to hear Carol Burnett in her vocal happy point. She sounded pretty good until the 90s, but this was her real 'prime'. As for Julie, if she hadn't had that poor choice in doctors, I have no doubt that she would still be singing her high B-flats 'till the cows come home, but she sounds so FRESH here, it's just stunning.
Wagnerlover777 3 months ago 3
Julie A and Carol B are so funny. Like the end w/ "My Fair Lady" & "West Side Story"
bookwoman53 3 months ago
BRILLIANT!! they should just put this on TV every day!!!
yes my english is't verry good becouse i'm from Holland so...
mirrie133 4 months ago
@mirrie133 Your English is perfect. And I agree, the world would be a better place with a daily dose of (especially) Carol. Julie is awesome but Carol was FUNNY FUNNY FUNNY!
actiondork 2 months ago
I'm in tears at the fun and the beauty of this wonderful clip. Julie's voice is at its absolute prime, able to do virtually anything. And it is wonderful to hear Burnett's voice when she used a wonderful head voice. Her voice remained wonderful, but she had to belt so much on her show. People forget what a great musician one must be to blend with Andrews, Merman, et al.! Anyway, this is sheer heaven, and the the final duet is heartbreaking.
Richiesutherland 4 months ago 2
These two women are magical together :)
LilMoreAsianThanThat 4 months ago 2
HILARIOUS and lovely at the same time :)
thisonetruelove 4 months ago
what year was this?
gracieliz95 5 months ago
I almost pooped myself when Julie Andrews broke into Oklahoma!
godsguy19992012 5 months ago
It is the height of irony that it is Carol Burnett who can still sing at this point in time. Alas, a golden voice (Julie) was silenced due to a bad choice of doctors.
TX1961 5 months ago
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This was one of the best TV specials of all time. I have a DVD of it, but I don't know if it is still available.
ahsb67 5 months ago
This was one of the best TV specials of all time. I have a DVD of it, but I don't know if it is still available.
ahsb67 5 months ago
If it's supposed to be about musical COMEDY, why they sing West Side Story? I loved it, of course.
AlexandreFilho1705 5 months ago
I think they would've been the BEST roxie hart and velma kelly!!!!!! OH MY GOD!!! that would be the best!!!
allthatjazz211 5 months ago 3
Is there a dvd or tape available to purchase of this? I have searched everywhere!!!
JohnnyNW 5 months ago
Julie & Carol ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
Julieverse 5 months ago in playlist Ik ruim mijn kamer op.
I really love this. I'm a big fan of Julie and Carol.
Does anyone know what's the title of the first song that they sang?? I think I've heard that playing in my grandparent's house when they were still alive.
hanoneehw 5 months ago
This is hilarious, i'm definitely a Julie and Carol fan!! Love them both a lot! :]
HelloGoodbye2132 6 months ago
what year was this?
sofroniaful 6 months ago
@sofroniaful Believe it or not, it was videotaped in 1962. If they ever remaster that original tape to DVD it would look live to us.
mca1218 6 months ago
@mca1218 I wish they would remaster it.
Fratelliyo 6 months ago
Now this IS entertainment!
Go Andrews and Burnett! :]
musicloveBH 6 months ago
julie is my singing hero, carol is my comic hero :)
sesshyforever21 7 months ago
"Alright, I'll tell you what.. "
"what ?"
lmaooo :D that was funny as hell.
"....as they were handed down through the ages and into history"
"...okay !" <- i love how she said it [:
BernadettePetersx3 7 months ago 2
I just saw a few clips that featured the comeback concert of Julie Andrews. I was glad to see her great peroformances. But I felt sad to admit that her upper register
was quite low. So I came back to this clip that helps me enjoy seeing and hearing
Julie at the zenith of her career. I think she had a more distinctive British accent in the 50s and 60s as Carol teased her with the remark on "What" with an exaggerated British accent.
Bluejeans0701 8 months ago
I love Carol's voice but in the first song Julie is over powering her, it is probably meant to be that way but still, it shows how stronger Julie's voice is to Carols.
TheLostLenore 8 months ago
Their like the female versions of martin and lewis when their together
fanofclassics 8 months ago
How are they so cute??? = D
maq430 8 months ago
god bless youtube..thanks for postx
subbtopp 8 months ago
what song did julie sang from 7:40? THAT.WAS.BEAUTIFUL! melts my heart!
imgoodtnx 9 months ago
@imgoodtnx I think it is called 'a boy like that' it is from westside story I believe.However the song already starts around 6.12. It is indeed wonderful, I love Julie and Carol preforming together.
JanzanSwomps 7 months ago
@JanzanSwomps thanks! =)
imgoodtnx 7 months ago
love judy garland but these two are great as well
maxie102 9 months ago
"Youuuu should know BET-TAH!!"
The ultimate treat would be if this is ever remastered from its 2-inch videotape original to DVD. The ladies not only can SANG, they are lovely to boot, and surprisingly comic in the "A Boy Like That / I Have a Love" medley (the finale at that time!!), with them literally playing the roles. I miss the days of live television variety specials like these.
mca1218 9 months ago
omg love this video! <3
NatalieCompo 10 months ago
Carol Burnett = Comedy genius
Julie Andrews = very funny and stunningly beautiful (her face and her voice)
emmadilemmasings 10 months ago 2
I LOVE JULIE'S VOICE SO MUCH!!! Simply Stunning <3
JamaicaForDreams20 10 months ago
This is maybe absurt to ask but...
Can you add the titles of the songs they sing in this medley ??
Iranaa 11 months ago
@Iranaa
- Every Little Movement (Has a Meaning All Its Own) [Hoschna & Harbach; notable recordings include Judy Garland in "Presenting Lily Mars" and Doris Day]
- Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life! [Herbert & Young; from the operetta "Naughty Marietta," also featured in "Thoroughly Modern Millie"]
- Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! (Along The Highway) [Herbert & Young; from "Naught Marietta"]
- Look For The Silver Lining [Jerome Kern; from "Sally," also covered by Judy Garland
jesther217 10 months ago
@jesther217
- Limehouse Blues [Furber & Brahm, made famous by Gertrude Lawrence]
- Fidgety Feet [George & Ira Gershwin, from "Oh, Kay!]
- Funny Face [George & Ira Gershwin, from "Funny Face"]
- My Lucky Day [Desylva, Brown & Henderson, from "George White's Scandal of '26]
- S'Wonderful [George & Ira Gerswin, from "Funny Face"]
- Hallelujah! [Youmans, Grey & Robin, from "Hit The Deck"]
- Why Was I Born? [Kern & Hammerstein, from "Sweet Adeline"]
jesther217 10 months ago
@jesther217
- Dancing in the Dark [Schwarts & Deitz, from "The Band Wagon"]
- I Get A Kick Out of You [Porter, from "Anything Goes"]
- Where or When [Rogers & Hart, from "Babes in Arms]
- Night & Day [Porter, from "Gay Divorce"]
- Get Out of Town [Porter, from "Leave it To Me"]
- I've Got You Under My Skin [Porter, from "Born to Dance"]
- Glad to Be Unhappy [Rogers and Hart, from "On Your Toes"]
- Begin the Beguine [Porter, from "Jubilee"]
jesther217 10 months ago
@jesther217
- I Cain't Say No [Rogers & Hammerstein, from "Oklahoma"]
- Wouldn't It Be Loverly [Lerner & Lowe, from, of course, "My Fair Lady"]
- A Boy Like That/I Have A Love [Bernstein & Sondheim, from "West Side Story"]
jesther217 10 months ago
@Iranaa :)
jesther217 10 months ago
The dresses Julie and Carol wear in this clip look beautiful. They make a great combination. Thanks for posting this clip.
Bluejeans0701 11 months ago
Oh my goodness, Julie Andrews sang an Audrey Hepburn song (S'wonderful, S'marvelous). My life is complete. :D
musicangel101 11 months ago
Wish Carol Burnett had done more legit singing and less belting. She actually has quite a lovely classical head voice when she uses it.
Anjuli50 11 months ago 2
Thank you for sharing! Beautiful!
violetta1727 11 months ago
They move from humor and fun throughout to pathos and poignancy in the West Side Story songs then back again. Its perfection in timing harmonizing and voice.
BTURNER1961 1 year ago
5:40 Julie's reaction to Carol singing "Loverly" is hilarious!
FamGuyFreak100 1 year ago
Julie's voice was absolutely flawless. I love the note at 3:49.
Mike6E 1 year ago 2
Alright...I tell you what-
-What?
I love them. So, so much.
viciousv422 1 year ago
Absolute angels on Earth, these two ♥
CrystalChord2010 1 year ago 2
I can't count how many times I've watched this. It's so brilliant. They are so perfect together. I'd rather watch this than watch 99% of what is on TV today.
NadiaBKat167 1 year ago 43
@NadiaBKat167 i fully agree
sweeney60 2 months ago
"Not if were careful" Lol
blondewitfries 1 year ago 2
Fantastic!
Menexpert 1 year ago
Thank you so much for posting!!!!! :-0))))
freemantom 1 year ago
LOVE their West Side Story rendition!! 7.30 is a gem ofcourse. Thank you so very much for uploading. Thanks to Julie i've discovered Carol Burnett (who(m?) I'd only seen before in Annie) and it's a pleasure!
Fiordiligi2 1 year ago
I just experienced a piece of heaven. What an incredible duet. Carol is an excellent comedian, and Julie? Well, all I can say is that she has the voice of an angel.
JulietteBurke 1 year ago 2
pure talent!
we'll never have this anymore. : (
musicloveBH 1 year ago
@musicloveBH It make me so sad the the music industry has turned into what it has. No one sings any more, they are just synthesized.
riegjd2110 1 year ago
Amazing. Just amazing. I keep coming back to this video...the music, the singers, the personalities...simply wonderful.
MsSoundguy 1 year ago
This was the golden age of TV, when there was real family TV, I remember watching this and falling in love with Carol and Julie!!! We will nevrer see this kind of wonderful entertainment again.
CathyB1114 1 year ago
I am amazed to see so many comments left for this clip. But no wonder. They really lure us into the world of great musicals. I would not be interested in the musicals had I not known about Julie Andrews. Not only is she one of those symbolizing musicals but she has immortalized her fame as a musical actress. And Carol Burnett plays an important role to get Julie's charm out of her.
Thanks for uploading this clip.
Operalover12002 1 year ago 2
the year is1962
mpass55 1 year ago
1962
mpass55 1 year ago
What an extraordinary duo...
I always apreciated Julie Andrews as a vocalist. But at this point, I can no longer say I dislike musical theatre because of the force unveiled in this performance. Seriously. What a power combo.
LunaSeaSane 1 year ago 7
what year is this?
brandonhighgirl 1 year ago
PAHA! Carol's face when she sings the low "kind" :)
grant1205 1 year ago
PAHA! Carol's face when she says the low "kind" :)
grant1205 1 year ago
I would have died to be able to see this!
ChelexBebop 1 year ago 3
I remember this when it was new! Wow. I think Mike Nichols was the director.
ArthurWA 1 year ago
Epic.
clintbutler 1 year ago 3
got an idea how hard it is to do ten solid minutes of this, and make it look so easy and relaxed. Moving from bawdy humor to pathos and stay true to the musicality. We all know how pristine Andrews 'voice is, but Carol does not get due credit for hers. Sublime.
BTURNER1961 1 year ago 20
"I can't say cain't" Hahahahaha. I sincerely LOVE this soooooo much.
frenchiefranster 1 year ago 3
i've been a fan of this AUDIO for decades ... so wonderful to SEE it!
cturtle 1 year ago
BAHAHA! Oh my gosh I bursted out in laughter at 6:16, thats great!
Jennalovesrainbows 1 year ago
I love how these two are friends! They are just amazing together, they need to make a duet album or something
Jennalovesrainbows 1 year ago 4
5:20 to 6:50 is priceless.
ltwardga 1 year ago
Great. I love these women. 7:22: standing ovation for Julie. What a wonderful voice!
MartaGabri 1 year ago 2
Carol's lovely and Julie is about the best singer living, and what diction (I've figured out how she does it, so write me if you want to know my thoughts on this prickly subject). Boy, do they sound wonderful together--just like they feel, i guess.
mckavitt 1 year ago 2
@mckavitt please explain the diction?!?! Absolutely LOVE Julie.....voice of an Angel :D
SamAT221086 1 year ago
They"re both soyoung and so damned thin!! Such Perfect Stars!
scryingt 1 year ago
No words....i love both. Something like this is not done anymore.
Slowlondon 1 year ago 2
I love how Julie messes up the lyric at the beginning and bumps Carol on the shoulder, hah.
EnchantedSilence 1 year ago 2
My Queens... Where's Judy?????
rayzer1 1 year ago
me too silvershields. . . i love julie andrews. . but does she look cross eyed in this video or is it just me?
VAMPIR3CHiCK 1 year ago
@VAMPIR3CHiCK it may be her wandering eye (she had it when she was younger ;))
Fratelliyo 1 year ago
@Fratelliyo Did you read that book too?
I am so grossed out by the stuff they did to her for a simple wandering eye!
emmadilemmasings 10 months ago
@VAMPIR3CHiCK How can you even tell her eyes look black.
EnchantedSilence 1 year ago
@EnchantedSilence it kind of does look like it though
Sarcasimfordays 1 year ago
i have never seen this! thanks so much i love julie andrews so much and Im starting to ador Ms Burnett!
silvershields 1 year ago
@streeply it's called "Every Little Movement" I don't know who it is by though.
h2orocks2196 1 year ago
@streepily it's called "Every Little Movement" I don't know who it is by though.
h2orocks2196 1 year ago
Great role reversal in Yank and Brit roles.
chancelark 1 year ago
"Ok I tell you what." "What?" Hahaha that is so funny!
Rebas1Okie 1 year ago
WOW!!!! they are good. i especially LOVE julie andrews solo at the end,ah! she sings so good!!!
ksulie 1 year ago
What is the name of the first song they sing ?
streepily 1 year ago
at 1:21 julie andrews messes up and goes to say posture. who cares tho because i love them!!!
ksulie 1 year ago
I love them both and I LOVE Bernstein!!!
operafan28 1 year ago
Thank you for posted it ! " I tell you what - WhAt ? " xD Love this passage <3
streepily 1 year ago
i just love thier dresses...so classy.
jayzcc83 1 year ago
does anyone know what year this is?
Ceci14 1 year ago
@Ceci14 I'm pretty sure it was 1962. C:
usagismile 1 year ago
Excellent vid!!!thanks!!!!
iPray1990 1 year ago 4
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dsneybuf 1 year ago
that's cause she's singing a song from west side story. the main character is named maria.
leftiesrox 1 year ago 3
I knew that; "West Side Story" is my 2nd favorite movie musical, but I still thought it was a weird coincidence.
dsneybuf 1 year ago
@dsneybuf oh but that song they were singing by that time is from the West Side Story whose lead character's name is Maria... :D
Prilpril21 1 year ago
@dsneybuf ummm . . . the song is from West Side Story . . . of course she calls Andrews Maria . . . that is the role she is playing in the song
BroadwayBaby313 1 year ago
Two BEAUTIFUL and AMAZINGLY TALENTED women.. I am so glad I had the privelage to see Carol live and enjoy both of them through television and film.
DefyingGravity212 1 year ago 4
Just glorious chemistry and voice here . Harmony, humor and even a touch of pathos toward the end.
BTURNER1961 2 years ago 6
okay now who knows the song julie sings where it goes
"I love him, we're one, there's nothing to be done. Not a thing i can do but hold him, hold him forvever..."
gillie12345 2 years ago
"A boy like that/I have a love" from West Side Story.
homeichan 2 years ago
What year did this air, please?
Kaykay940 2 years ago
1961 or 1962
KimLoveJulie 2 years ago
Does anybody know the songs they are singing at....
3:14
1:15
2:22
5:22
???
gillie12345 2 years ago
@gillie12345
jepp,
1:15 every little movement
2:22 look for the silver lining
3:14 s'wonderful (julie) lucky day (carol)
5:22 i cain't say no
hedwigkiesler 2 years ago
Thanx much!! :)
gillie12345 2 years ago
I love Julie's reaction when Carol starts singing "Wouldn't it Be Loverly"! :D
1TheSocraticMethod1 2 years ago 58
@1TheSocraticMethod1 Now after going on Google, i know now why she does that Palmface expression Lol :)
blondewitfries 1 year ago
@blondewitfries if you don't mind...why does she?
ayama06 1 year ago
@ayama06 I had to read this comment like five times to actually get what you meant Lol :):) She does it because Carol is singing one of Julie's songs. Julie Andrews sang "Wouldn't it be Loverly" In My Fair Lady and because Carol is singing it with a weird cockney accent, she facepalms Lol. Now you know why, it makes it that much funnier :):) I hope i explained it okay Lol :)
blondewitfries 1 year ago
@blondewitfries lol sorry about not explaining...thank you, you did help :) btw i like your youtube name
ayama06 1 year ago
I'm on a Carol/Julie high at the moment and I'm really in love with the softness and royally fanciful voice that Julie uses; likewise, with Carol brass, yet poignant voice I can't help but to smile when she uses that instrument with her comedy.
kylejerel 2 years ago 58
@kylejerel ...im on a julie and carol high too...he he he. AND I LOVE IT!!!!!!
ksulie 1 year ago
What a treat to see these two masters together! The takeaway is not to compare yourself to others - imagine if Julie had refused to perform with this queen of comedy because she didn't want to be shown up, or imagine if Carol had refused to sing with of the greatest singers of the century for fear of looking bad!
bretp99 2 years ago 7
@bretp99 haha i didnt even know that was a mistake until you pointed it out. i thought she meant to do that but now that i look at it again, she did start smiling right afterward. miss mary poppins "practically perfect in every way" flawed!!!! omgsh i NEVER thought i would see the day that JULIE ANDREWS messed up at something! gotta love her.
dolphinjjam 2 years ago 3
super))))
FeshinaD 2 years ago
5:41!!!
ToDreamIs 2 years ago 2
Julie got mixed up with the lyrics :D
It is:
"Every little movement has a meaning all its own, every thought and feeling by some posture can be shown".
She already sings "posture" when the lyrics say "feeling". Look at it again, Carol sings "feeling", Julie sings "posture", that's why Julie is grinning right after that line :D funny^^
Schrotter0512 2 years ago
...you know, singing songs representative ________ if you will...;
What does Julie say where I left the gap? I can't understand acoustically...please help :)?
Schrotter0512 2 years ago 2
"of epoch and era"
homeichan 2 years ago 2
I thought it would be a good idea if we did a history of the musical comedies in the United States, you know, singing songs representative of the various epochs or eras, if you will, as they were handed down through the ages and into history.
yvettegr 2 years ago 4
aah...thanks :)
Schrotter0512 2 years ago
@Schrotter0512 of the various epochs or eras
Prilpril21 1 year ago
Oh! I love Julie Andrews.
Well I love this two ladies together. What an amazing couple!
SanDee016 2 years ago 3
God is this great!! Wow.
This show again really shows their singing skills. I have hardly ever heard Julie sing as dramatic as in this part from West Side Story here, it really caught my breath! :-)
They both are SO amazing, it's indescribable!
Schrotter0512 2 years ago 4
sensational
bone2pick100 2 years ago
sigh... These two ladies have captured my heart. Makes me happy to see them performing together :)
SasayakuYume 2 years ago
I've been in love with Julie since the Sound of Music - and Carol - that Variety Show was a classic - still miss it.
wlb50 2 years ago
Carol from 1:28- specifically, when she sings "revealing"....God, thats gorgeous. That was really vogue to sing with one of those little guttural trills in the 50s/early 60s, and HOW I WISH I KNEW HOW.
She did it sooo well.
Treemeadow 2 years ago 5
And here.. :)
- I've Got You Under My Skin - from Born to Dance
- Begin the Beguine - from Jubilee
- I Cain't Say No - from Oklahoma!
- Wouldn't It Be Loverly? - from My Fair Lady
- A Boy Like That - from West Side Story
TheLilyAndAudrey 2 years ago
And it continues here...
- Funny Face - from Funny Face
- 'S Wonderful - from Funny Face
- Lucky Day - by Judy Garland
- Why Was I Born ? - from Sweet Adeline
- Don't Ever Leave Me - from Sweet Adeline
- Dancing In The Dark - from The Band Wagon
- I Get a Kick Out of You - from Anything Goes
- Get Out of Town - from Leave It to Me!
- Glad to Be Unhappy - from On Your Toes
TheLilyAndAudrey 2 years ago
@TheLilyAndAudrey If I'm not wrong, Carol segues into a portion of the song Night and Day about a two lines after she started singing Dancing In The Dark. I think Julie sang a line of another song at the end of I Get A Kick Out of You but I'm not sure of both the line and from which song it came from as Carol was overpowering her in that part.
MusicalNut84 1 year ago
I think the one who made the list forgot a couple of songs. I made the list for all the medleys they did together, and if it's any use for someone ! Here it is :
- Every Little Movement (Has a Meaning All Its Own) - from Madame Sherry
- Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life - from Naughty Marietta
- Tramp, Tramp, Tramp Along The Highway - from Naughty Marietta
- Look For The Silver Lining - from Till The Clouds Roll By
- Limehouse Blues - from A to Z
- Fidgety Feet - from.. ?
TheLilyAndAudrey 2 years ago
ohh Carol! What a voice! Why have I only JUTS discovered that you are my absolute favorite Performer of all time!
Its like I've been searching for her of all time and only just realised it!
Treemeadow 2 years ago
I love Julie AND Carol
samsamsammysam1 2 years ago 3
ags072889 2 years ago 5
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ags072889 2 years ago 3
you forgot Yesterdays....
Prilpril21 2 years ago
still, it's pretty awesome that they took the time to make that list for us. thanks so much, ags072889!!! You're the best!
CLauren415 2 years ago 2
o well!
lovedarlingjulie2435 2 years ago