Before he turned 25, the talented soul singer Tom Jones dazzled the audience on “The Ed Sullivan Show” with his singing and dancing. Tom Jones was referred to as “Sir” at that young age.
A big number of male and female dancers rush onto stage boxes of various levels positioned across the “Sullivan” stage as soon as the upbeat music begins. The guys are dressed in tuxedos, while the young women are clad in dresses.
Tom Jones snaps his fingers in an electrifying manner. He is dressed in a dark suit and a white shirt with a popped collar. His shirt is undone just enough to reveal his chest.
Long, black hair that hangs over his suit coat and covers his neck is present. His long sideburns add sophistication to Tom’s appearance and sex request. One of Tom’s poems is Whatcha going to do when your baby leaves.
As the music hits its middle, the dancers crowd around Tom, who then displays a few swinging 1960s dance steps. As he thrashes and snaps his arms in total submission, his hips are also moving.
Tom Jones has had a long and successful career, which all started in the 1960s with a series of top-ten hits. In addition to his 19 US Top 40 hits, he has sold over 100 million records and has 36 Top 40 smashes in the UK.
What is happening, Pussycat? is one of Tom’s many hits. When Tom plays his hit song “Whatcha’ Gonna Do?” on “Sullivan,” the gang loses control and “It’s Not Unusual,” further establishing his image as a true international celebrity.
