I LOVE his singing voice. He overstretched it in songs like Never Will I Marry, but in a lyrical song like this he really shines. His voice is completely unique, warm (and often he was criticized for coldness! I don't hear it here), with the kind of natural vibrato I've never heard. Also, there is a pleasure in the singing, like he really loved to do it. What made it so special is that he wasn't Sinatra and didn't try to be. Check out "Thee I Love" from Friendly Persuasion!
@RocktheSocks I keep watching these videos time and again...it's really rare to find such a mix of talent, beauty and kindness. Wherever this spirit is now, I'm pretty much sure it's receiving all the admiration and love from millions of people, even those that like me belong to a younger generation. Thanks Anthony!!!!
I knew about his singing carrer, but never heard him till I came here, LOL. I'm very amazed 2 see how talented he was, not only 4 actin'. BTW, I also heard him singin' in French & I wonder if he sang in other languages too, like Spanish.
Anthony Perkins was (and IS) a good singer, but as an actor he was a real genius. I cried a lot in the end of Goodbye, Again - he was so great there...
Perkins had an excellent singing voice. I am not sure why his singing was not more recognized and applauded. He definitely had the talent! In fact, he is almost better at singing than at acting, although he was a good actor too. And what an attractive man he was!
This song also later became the theme of "Brigadoon," the Gene Kelly/Cyd Charisse musical set in the mythical Scottish town that will haunt you with its legends, and lovely people. Tony's voice
You are a bit misinformed. "The Heather on the Hill" was written for the Broadway show "Brigadoon" by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe. The show came out in 1947. It was later made into a movie. It's not accurate to refer to as it "the theme of Brigadoon"; it's one of several songs in "Brigadoon" (play and movie). Also, I doubt very much that it was "derived from a UK folk song." I think the authors were familiar with Scotland and its features, and were being creative, as was their wont.
Such joy.
ferociousgumby 8 months ago
I LOVE his singing voice. He overstretched it in songs like Never Will I Marry, but in a lyrical song like this he really shines. His voice is completely unique, warm (and often he was criticized for coldness! I don't hear it here), with the kind of natural vibrato I've never heard. Also, there is a pleasure in the singing, like he really loved to do it. What made it so special is that he wasn't Sinatra and didn't try to be. Check out "Thee I Love" from Friendly Persuasion!
ferociousgumby 10 months ago
Such a talented, beautiful man. Does it get any better than Tony Perkins? He was just darling.
This is a lovely tribute video. Great work.
RocktheSocks 1 year ago
@RocktheSocks I keep watching these videos time and again...it's really rare to find such a mix of talent, beauty and kindness. Wherever this spirit is now, I'm pretty much sure it's receiving all the admiration and love from millions of people, even those that like me belong to a younger generation. Thanks Anthony!!!!
vHumboldt77 1 year ago
He had such a sweet voice. :3
ForeverBloomingRose 1 year ago
I knew about his singing carrer, but never heard him till I came here, LOL. I'm very amazed 2 see how talented he was, not only 4 actin'. BTW, I also heard him singin' in French & I wonder if he sang in other languages too, like Spanish.
jafonet 1 year ago
can a man be too beautiful? Excellent tribute-- lovely man. lovely voice-- now, if I can just find more of him at the piano.... THANK YOU!
KateLadyG 2 years ago
I posted the video comment to see if it would work. But i can't seem to take it off :(
Lovely videos x
newberryvideos 2 years ago
That's OK,Becky :) I have this problem as well...it must have something to do with the new youtube channel server...don't worry XOX
Daemona007 2 years ago
Anthony Perkins was (and IS) a good singer, but as an actor he was a real genius. I cried a lot in the end of Goodbye, Again - he was so great there...
grizun4ik 2 years ago
yes,goodbye again is THE mostz wonderful movie i ve ever seen in my entire life.i could keep seeing it forever each and every night again and again.
dyingbrain 2 years ago
Perkins had an excellent singing voice. I am not sure why his singing was not more recognized and applauded. He definitely had the talent! In fact, he is almost better at singing than at acting, although he was a good actor too. And what an attractive man he was!
Catamaran88 2 years ago
roaming in the ... is derived from a UK folk song
somabindicogno 2 years ago
This song also later became the theme of "Brigadoon," the Gene Kelly/Cyd Charisse musical set in the mythical Scottish town that will haunt you with its legends, and lovely people. Tony's voice
is so genuine and appealing here,
11777766 2 years ago
You are a bit misinformed. "The Heather on the Hill" was written for the Broadway show "Brigadoon" by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe. The show came out in 1947. It was later made into a movie. It's not accurate to refer to as it "the theme of Brigadoon"; it's one of several songs in "Brigadoon" (play and movie). Also, I doubt very much that it was "derived from a UK folk song." I think the authors were familiar with Scotland and its features, and were being creative, as was their wont.
billk700 2 years ago
Oh my he sings excatly like I imagined :D Although I did expect a bit more of a lisps for some reason :\ but other then that the same :D
He's sooo good :D I love this song :D
FeebaMyattStiles 2 years ago
This is like my favorite song that Anthony Perkins song. Thanks for the upload.
inflatablewhores 3 years ago 2
he's such a good smooth singer, and what sexy/adorible pictures to look at while listening, ''im n heaven''
tp4ever1950s 3 years ago 2
Pure perfection in all ways!!! I love this song . Tonys voice was so lovely!!The pictures are great!!!
heaven779 3 years ago 2