Hello young folk, whatcha shakin'?

Gasp.

What a wild rid that was.

Never seen this before.

Thanks for posting OP.

Anyone know what year this was taped?

Is one of the girls Glenn Close?

What show was this on?

Here’s Gwen - doing it better, of course.

A new comparative superlative for Datalounge: "Gayer than Liberace Feelin' Groovy"...

That yellow jacket Liberace is wearing is very much like the yellow high vis jackets i see road workers and other workers in high risk workplaces wearing here. They dont dont look remotely as gay as it does in this video...... about which I really have no words. I've seen it before, but no idea what year it was taped unfortunately R2

Such a loss to woman.

What color is Libernance's hair?

Those were the days when one didn't have to be attractive to appear on tv.

One of the dancers looks like Pam Dawber.

I must have those pants! Do they come in a size 62?

[quote]I think I'm more gay after watching this video than I was before watching it.

Yes, OP, but do we really need the butt-glitter-confetti cannoning?

This seems less gay to me than "white" and "60's". I feel if I add the words "white" and "60's" to some A1 searchbot, I'd get this video.

AIDS is squirting out of my eyeballs after watching that.

Not then, honey -- I believe that was from the late 60s.

BTW, I had a pair of bell-bottoms with a sheer matching long sleeved blouse in that exact same pattern, except on neon green, pink, and blue. I thought I was the coolest kid that ever lived, and I wore them all the time.

For his age he was pretty limber in his dancing. I'll give you that.

I'm fascinated by the dancers all moving with the piano....wud thar have been a WOW move back then? It seems clever.

This video is second to the Debbie Reynolds “If I Had A Hammer” which is a DL favorite.

This video makes me wonder if Lee ever did acid. He liked copious amount of pot according to one of his autobiographies.

“How do you do, fellow kids!?”

doodly doo doo

Answering my own question at R4 above - this number appeared on The Red Skelton Show.

r21 The Red Skelton Show was long gone by the time this song was written.

I wonder what the male singer/dancers had to do to get the job.

R22 - the Skelton show ran until 1971; Paul Simon wrote “Feeling Groovy” in 1966.

r24 You're right -- for some reason I was thinking of Danny Kaye, who also had a variety show on CBS.

[quote]I'm fascinated by the dancers all moving with the piano....wud thar have been a WOW move back then? It seems clever.

R17 - Psst . . . The STAGE is moving, not the piano and the dancers.

"What color is Libernance's hair?"

The girl who does my hair chose Autumn Chestnut #5. Thank you.

Should never have been cancelled.

I don't know why you queens think he's gay.

He just hasn’t met the right girl yet.

My Aunt Rachel LOOOVVED Liberace and went to see him live. It was a highlight.

There was nothing gayer at the time than Liberace.

[quote]He just hasn’t met the right girl yet.

Them's fightin' words!

I thought it was from the Joe Sullivan show.

In Area 51 there is proof that aliens descended during that Liberace performance and plans to liquify our puny planet were aborted.

Government scientists documented that the best weapon against Martian evil is grooviness.

Those pants look like vomit.