My family goes back with Perry to 1940 when he was on the radio in Chicago. We loved him then as now. He had a voice that was so personal that when he sang one could almost know what he was thinking. His love did shine though his voice. He was also a wonderful human being. I was once asked who in the world I would like to meet of the important people in the world and I said the Pope or Perry Como. That would be a tough one to decide. Thank you Perry. I would love to sing with you someday.
Can anyone listen to this and not shed a tear. Wonderful classy singer.great,great song and a beautiful arrangement.Popular music doesn't get any better than this
This was late husband's favourite song. He was a p/t roadie for a local band and they made a recording of this to play at his funeral. Not a dry eye to be seen anywhere and no matter who sings it I get reduced to tears. Thanks you. Love Perry Como. Can you do this with Matt Munroe too?
Thank you for comment. If you knew this song was very personal for Perry and he did not want to publish it. I can imagine your described picture because I had similar experience when my cousin Crcina sang Ave Maria on funeral. People did not cry for dead man as much as for listening that song. According Matt Monroe you must be predict person I had in mind to use Matt Monroe's song "Till Then, My Love" with pictures of Liara T'sony. I love that character, check my blog.
Thank you for comment. As you know Stanley Kubrick used this combination in 2001 A Space Odyssey with monkees and waltz On Blue Danube. My recent video Living in the future use similar combination - music of electric guitar from 50-ies with robots or androids. All that picture will be completed if you notice that my favorite movie is Blade Runner. Buddy! :?)
Perry is the very Hero I respect most!!!
f9r2kwy5 2 months ago
wonderful.
f9r2kwy5 2 months ago
Perry Como use to be a barber back in the 1930's on Long Island NY. He was my aunts fathers barber.
hotforxx 4 months ago
@hotforxx
I knew something was missing. Now I can understand all - he was not Barber from Seviglia but from Long Island. :)
domatrios 3 months ago
My family goes back with Perry to 1940 when he was on the radio in Chicago. We loved him then as now. He had a voice that was so personal that when he sang one could almost know what he was thinking. His love did shine though his voice. He was also a wonderful human being. I was once asked who in the world I would like to meet of the important people in the world and I said the Pope or Perry Como. That would be a tough one to decide. Thank you Perry. I would love to sing with you someday.
jdt10101 4 months ago
So beautiful,Perry, as i know that the wind beneath your wings was Roselle.Thank you for posting Perry's music.
mysweetlizzie 5 months ago
This singer has a rare "voice with a tear".
willy123hansen1 7 months ago
MARAYAW
MrNurkahn 8 months ago
Can anyone listen to this and not shed a tear. Wonderful classy singer.great,great song and a beautiful arrangement.Popular music doesn't get any better than this
ted2321 9 months ago 2
Im sure Matt Monroe would have sung this song very well, but Perry Como as sung it beautiful, its a a tear jerker of a song.
TheRingroad1 10 months ago
Thank you Mr Como AGAIN
1bobycat 11 months ago
This was late husband's favourite song. He was a p/t roadie for a local band and they made a recording of this to play at his funeral. Not a dry eye to be seen anywhere and no matter who sings it I get reduced to tears. Thanks you. Love Perry Como. Can you do this with Matt Munroe too?
p4ton 1 year ago
@p4ton
Thank you for comment. If you knew this song was very personal for Perry and he did not want to publish it. I can imagine your described picture because I had similar experience when my cousin Crcina sang Ave Maria on funeral. People did not cry for dead man as much as for listening that song. According Matt Monroe you must be predict person I had in mind to use Matt Monroe's song "Till Then, My Love" with pictures of Liara T'sony. I love that character, check my blog.
domatrios 1 year ago
quite surreal. I'm sure that was your intent
handymandan100 1 year ago
I like this, blending the old with the new. Keep on doing this, buddy.
sotnasoslec 1 year ago
@sotnasoslec
Thank you for comment. As you know Stanley Kubrick used this combination in 2001 A Space Odyssey with monkees and waltz On Blue Danube. My recent video Living in the future use similar combination - music of electric guitar from 50-ies with robots or androids. All that picture will be completed if you notice that my favorite movie is Blade Runner. Buddy! :?)
domatrios 1 year ago