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   Discover San Francisco & 1960 Debates [Live on The Ed Sullivan Show, October 16, 1960] by Mort Sahl. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.

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   Listen to San Francisco & 1960 Debates (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, October 16, 1960) on Spotify. Mort Sahl · Single · 2020 · 1 songs.

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   Play & Download San Francisco & 1960 Debates-Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, October 16, 1960 MP3 Song for FREE by Mort Sahl from the album San Francisco & 1960 Debates-Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, October 16, 1960. Download the song for offline listening now.

   • Language: English
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   Revisit all of the performances from The Ed Sullivan Show 1960 episodes in this playlist, including Bobby Darin, Victor Borge, Phyllis Diller and more.

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   Oct 30, 2023 · A recording of Mort Sahl performing stand-up at the University of California, San Francisco during his college tour in Spring, 1960.

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   What happened Mort Sahl?

   • In 1988 Sahl was back in New York City and performed a one-man Off-Broadway show, Mort Sahl's America, which, despite getting good reviews from critics, was not a box office success. The New York Times stated, "History has returned Mort Sahl to the spotlight when he is most needed. His style has an intuitive spontaneity. His presence is tonic."

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   • Mort Sahl has charted one of the most precipitous courses in American entertainment for last thirty years and has gone from celebrity to internal exile. There was no precedent for what he did. There were no prototypes. He's a genuinely self-created man and a true existential in that sense.

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   • "Mort Sahl Still Has a Bone to Pick, a Funny One". The New York Times. Retrieved October 20, 2023. ^ "Comedy Central's 100 Greatest Stand-Ups of All Time". Comedy Central Presents. April 17, 2004. Comedy Central. Archived from the original on June 5, 2004. Retrieved September 21, 2016. ^ "Mort Sahl".

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   Why was Sahl considered a stage performer?

   • Combined with his improvisational skill, Sahl's naturalness was also considered unique for a stage performer. Woody Allen notes that other comics were jealous of Sahl's stage persona and did not understand how he could perform by simply talking to the audience.

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   On The Ed Sullivan Show in 1960 Television host Steve Allen , who originated the Tonight Show , said he was "struck by how amateur he seemed," but added that the observation was not meant as a criticism, but as a "compliment".