Sammy Davis Jr. Plays The Drums, Vibraphone, And Piano Playing "Let's Keep Swinging" In 1968 (Rare)
Please Subscribe, Like, And Comment To See More Rare Performances Of Sammy Davis Jr. That I Remastered From My Archive!! In This Rare Episode Of The Hollywood Palace March 2nd 1968 That Aired 53 Years Ago, Sammy Davis Jr. Shows His Showstopping Talents As He Plays The Drums, Vibraphone, And Piano Playing "Let's Keep Swinging" By Buddy Rich With The Mitch Ayres Orchestra Then To Close The Show Sammy Says Thank You To Everyone Who Performed and The Audience By Singing A Thank You And Remember My Name Song #SammyDavisJr

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