Young man - you have given a beautiful rendition of this song. I have sent it to America and Laos in an attempt to show people what 'If Love were all' means. Your rendition is perfect, You sing it the way it should be sung. You have beautiful voice - but there is something 'special' about the way you communicate. Thank you! x
This performance, as it stands, is a notch above the rest. Which is a huge compliment when you only have a handful of reditions to compare to, and some of those sung by the best song interpreters that ever lived. But that compliment aside I could like to pay a second slighhtly bitchier one! If you'll allow me...
Rufus Wainwright muders this song. With no singing technique to critize, Rufus is an empty sack of shit. THANK YOU for posting this video so we can hear this beautiful song sung well.
Thank you for this video. This wonderful song is unfortunately a rare find these days. Very good performance by the way, it's obvious that you had a great vocal teacher.
When I was very young, I heard this song for the first time on the tv show Mr. Broadway. I believe it was sung by Julie London. While I thought I remembered the title for the 40 or so ensuring years, I was not able to track it until the Internet and Google era. Sure enough, my memory did not play tricks on me and the song existed, although I still cannot find a version by Julie London. This performance was exquisite. Thank you.
I am deeply flattered! I had a great vocal teacher, Ann Ostrow (wife of Broadway producer, Stuart Ostrow) who gave the song to me a few years ago. And Elaine Stritch sings it in Elaine Stritch: At Liberty. It's an amazing song that I can often relate to, sadly. lol
My favourite song being sung by someone new to me but how beautifully he sang it, wish I could hear more of this Singer. Yvonne
yvonneking1929 1 hour ago
Oh my gosh, this is so heartwarming! You put a smile on my face! :D
renethel 3 years ago 3
Thank you! :)
JerbyVids 3 years ago
Young man - you have given a beautiful rendition of this song. I have sent it to America and Laos in an attempt to show people what 'If Love were all' means. Your rendition is perfect, You sing it the way it should be sung. You have beautiful voice - but there is something 'special' about the way you communicate. Thank you! x
pen1810 3 years ago 2
Thank you so much! :)
JerbyVids 3 years ago
thank you!
JerbyVids 3 years ago
This performance, as it stands, is a notch above the rest. Which is a huge compliment when you only have a handful of reditions to compare to, and some of those sung by the best song interpreters that ever lived. But that compliment aside I could like to pay a second slighhtly bitchier one! If you'll allow me...
Rufus Wainwright muders this song. With no singing technique to critize, Rufus is an empty sack of shit. THANK YOU for posting this video so we can hear this beautiful song sung well.
aminmontrose 4 years ago 3
Gosh--thank you! I am truly honored.
Poor Rufus!!
JerbyVids 4 years ago
haha,no i wont bloody allow it, now what ya gunna do?!
chetne 4 years ago
Very nicely done.
batboy62 4 years ago 2
Thank you!
JerbyVids 4 years ago
I love it.... It's Beautiful!
JareBear128 4 years ago 3
Excellent interpretation - Hope we've not heard the last of you - Dave uk
davedrex01 4 years ago 2
Thank you for this video. This wonderful song is unfortunately a rare find these days. Very good performance by the way, it's obvious that you had a great vocal teacher.
FrankMcCloud 4 years ago 3
When I was very young, I heard this song for the first time on the tv show Mr. Broadway. I believe it was sung by Julie London. While I thought I remembered the title for the 40 or so ensuring years, I was not able to track it until the Internet and Google era. Sure enough, my memory did not play tricks on me and the song existed, although I still cannot find a version by Julie London. This performance was exquisite. Thank you.
babies9 4 years ago 2
I am deeply flattered! I had a great vocal teacher, Ann Ostrow (wife of Broadway producer, Stuart Ostrow) who gave the song to me a few years ago. And Elaine Stritch sings it in Elaine Stritch: At Liberty. It's an amazing song that I can often relate to, sadly. lol
JerbyVids 4 years ago
Beautifully done- nice job!
ellietheslayer 5 years ago 3
Great performace man! ! loved the "the more you love a boy" part ;-)
alemartini74 5 years ago
Thank you! I figured Mr. Coward wouldn't mind at all. :)
JerbyVids 5 years ago
For sure. Good old Noel would love it ;-)
alemartini74 5 years ago 2