"Soliloquy" - Carousel (1967) - Robert Goulet

its not a program it is a film called carousel, and you will definitely be able to get this from dvd shops

I don't know, it seems to me this is more of a lounge act version of Soliloquy. The way Goulet 'interprets' this number, it's not being sung as written. Rodgers and Hammerstein would certainly never have approved of this performance. On Broadway and in the recording of tracks for the movies they produced they insisted on an as written performance.

Um he's acting, it's a film.

Sorry but it's much more effective than just singing, it's what they do in the play version as well. This ISN'T a cd.

I'm sure if you compare what Gordon Mac Rae and John Raitt were doing to this you'll have to admit that that was more difficult and demanding.

I have and I disagree

Do you happen to have any other clips from this telecast?
Thanks for this one.

It looks like he's peeing at 2:42.

It's transposed for the movie for Gordon McRae, too, and that's probably the version most people know.

this was not transposed for the movie...it is in the original key....sometimes John Raitt goes higher because he was really a tenor.