Tony Bennett 'I Left My Heart In San Francisco' on The Ed Sullivan Show

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[erminlegler]

RIP. What a legend. He may no longer be physically present, but his art will live on forever . . .

[rickster]

Thank you, Mr. Bennett for all the years of wonderful songs and class. RIP. Have a wonderful journey. 💐✨❤️

[williamloughlin]

My dad worked for Columbia Records as an accountant. It must have been 1964 when Tony Bennett was in the office in Manhatten, and took some of the regular guys out for a drink. It was one of my father's glowing memories. Rest in peace, Tony.

[joeyg]

RIP Anthony Dominick Benedetto. In OUR hearts forever.

[Kev]

No auto tune, no midi, no computer trickery, no AI .... folks, this is what real singing talent sounded like. RIP Mr. Bennett

[pamify]

He's singing this song to Mom now. Her favorite singer singing about her birthplace.

[captpicard]

Sinatra always said Tony Bennett was the ultimate singers singer. You don’t get any higher praise than that.
RIP Mr Benedetto.

[BobBlec]

R.I.P. Tony Bennett 1926 - 2023

They don't make 'em like that anymore... 😢

[bubbaschwartz]

He's the last one around from this era thank you Tony Bennett for the music.

[sofly]

Answer: What great singing sounds like

[mountainmolerat]

Civil rights advocate and great artist.

[stayinpeaceandcalm]

아흔 여섯 저 별로 저물기까지 얼마나 이노래를 많이 불렀을까요? 나이를 헤아려보니 서른 여덟의 토니베넷의 모습이네요. 그 어느 때보다도 낭만적이고 부드러운 그 음색을 들으니 한켠으로 젊음과 나이듦의 그 길디긴 시간이 활처럼 연주되는 것 같은 기분도 듭니다. Rest in peace 사람은 저 별로 돌아가도 그 노래는 이렇게 남는군요.

[nugget]

My mother and father met there after WW2. I was born there. My relatives are buried there. I miss the hills, Playland, the eucalyptus trees in the park, the cable cars. Everything. Soon, it will be my turn to come home. Thank you, Tony, for the memories. Rest in peace for all the joy you brought. 🙏

[DeniseParker-hx]

One of the GREATEST interpreters of the Great American Songbook. An absolutely beautiful voice. Thank goodness we can always find his renditions of songs. Rest in peace, Mr. Bennett…🌹✨

[CliffStJohn]

RIP Tony ... thanks for the memories. 🙏

[lixie]

Another legend gone. We will never forget you and your wonderful music! RIP.

[meresal]

I'm Japanese. My father staid '60es in San Francisco for few years as a expat before I was born.
I remember He had song this so many times after came back to Japan. He loved San Francisco and this song.
Thank you this channel and Tony.

[GayPflasterer-iocd]

Been listening to him for 3 hours. I'm 74 & saw him on Ed Sullivan. I long for crooners of yesterday!

[jeanmarcpoudrier]

One of the greatest Jazz and blues singers of a generation as gone to heaven, I'll never forget you Tony ❤🧡🙏

[playinglove]

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