All April long, Jazz Appreciation month celebrates one of America’s earliest and iconic art forms. During the show’s 23 year run, Jazz performers from across the nation came to The Ed Sullivan Show to not only showcase their talent, but also demonstrate their love for this amazing genre.
57 years ago, The Sound of Music sang its way into viewers’ hearts on March 2, 1965. Oscar Hammerstein II and Richard Rodgers were the composers of these timeless classics that have been inspiring people for generations.
On February 9, 1964, Debbie Gendler was joined by several hundred lucky people who had the opportunity to witness one of the most iconic television debuts in history – The Beatles first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show!
Black History Month is an annual observance to remind America to celebrate and discover the integral role that Blacks have played in our country. When it came to giving talented Black artists a platform, most would agree that The Ed Sullivan Show was that very place.
As we get ready to jump into the New Year, we can’t look ahead without looking back at some of our biggest moments of the year. Here’s a list of our Top 10 most viewed videos of 2021! 10 . The Animals “House Of The Rising Sun” (October 18, 1964) The Animals made their debut […]
If you are a fan of Broadway musicals and theater, then you came to the right place! In celebration of Steven Spielberg’s latest motion picture West Side Story we’ve decided to look at some of our favorite West Side Story performances from The Ed Sullivan Show. We hope you enjoy these memorable performances and be […]
It’s that time of year again, and The Ed Sullivan Show is getting into the holiday spirit. As we begin to prepare for 2022, we’d like to take a look back at some of our favorite holiday moments from the show. We hope you enjoy these performances and have a great holiday season! Thank you […]
Throughout the program’s historic 23 year run, U.S. military personnel stationed at home or serving around the world were honored on The Ed Sullivan Show. From active soldiers introduced on stage, to shows hosted at military bases, The Ed Sullivan Show honored the people that defended our country. In commemoration of Veterans Day we’ve compiled 10 […]
From 1948 to 1971, The Ed Sullivan Show welcomed hundreds of performers from around the world to its stage. Some talent performed only once, while others made multiple appearances during the show’s amazing 23 year run! Below, we’ve compiled a list of the top recurring performers on the show, and you might be surprised by […]
In an effort to showcase The Ed Sullivan Show in the highest possible quality, we have remastered many of the most notable performances in High Definition. We’re bringing you the best quality performances we have to offer culled from our vast archives. We hope you enjoy seeing these stars in even greater detail and remember to be on the lookout for newly posted performances every week!