Iconic American pop singer Connie Francis is no stranger to the limelight, having managed to carve out a massively successful career for herself; Connie Francis is the first woman in history to reach #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Known worldwide as the “first lady of Rock & Roll”, Connie Francis is considered the most successful female singer in a number of different countries, including Germany, Japan, England and a number of other countries. Making Kony’s brand of pop-rock an instant hit with audiences of all ages.
Showing his greatness and immense talent with an amazing and distinctive performance of “The House I Live In” on The Ed Sullivan Show. Singing about what the United States is all about, Connie Francis brought smiles and ease to her moving vocal performance.
“The House I Live In” expresses in song all the essential and important things that Connie Francis enjoys most about the Star-Spangled Land. He sings about his fellow citizens, democracy and internal activities of the country.
While the lyrics are both driving and thought-provoking, it’s Connie Francis’ driving performance and the underlying atmosphere she provides through her live performances that really helps her shine in a brighter light on her journey. Act:
Beginning her performance in a seated position, the first lady of rock & roll sings between her own smiles as she soars to the sound of her own vocal sounds, which are heavenly and quite peaceful. Creating a truly magical and unforgettable moment for Connie and the popular show.
Connie Francis’ talents from her rendition of “The House I Live In” continue to live on in a series of “Best Of” compilations from The Ed Sullivan Show.