What if the quietest man on TV was also one of the loudest voices for change?
Sunday Best: The Ed Sullivan Story isn't just a retelling of an iconic television era, it's a front-row seat to a man who changed the face of American culture, one act at a time. This book is a deep, gripping companion to the documentary Sunday Best, pulling you closer to the man who brought Black artistry, civil rights defiance, and raw talent into American living rooms, long before it was considered acceptable.
You'll step into Ed Sullivan's world; not just as a host, but as a fighter, a risk-taker, and a gatekeeper who cracked the door open for legends like James Brown, Harry Belafonte, Smokey Robinson, and more. Through behind-the-scenes insight, detailed analysis of the documentary scenes, and powerful reflections from those who knew him and benefited from his choices, this book shows what it really means to use your platform.
This isn't just about nostalgia. It's about legacy. And how one man, often overlooked, knew exactly when to stay still, when to speak up, and when to simply give the mic to someone who hadn't been heard before.
Ready to see Ed Sullivan like you've never seen him before?
Grab your copy of Sunday Best: The Ed Sullivan Story and experience the show that never ended, because its impact still lives on.