Maureen McGovern: AIMEE Award Video Compilation

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37-year career includes Grammy Award nominations for "Best New Artist" and "Best Traditional Pop Vocal," a Grammy Award for "Best Musical Recording for Children," and the Academy Award-winning Gold Records "The Morning After" (Billboard #1) and "We May Never Love Like This Again." Her current PS Classics release A Long and Winding Road was praised by The New York Times as "a captivating musical scrapbook from the 1960s to the early '70s. Ms. McGovern is blessed with a vocal technique second to none." Other critically acclaimed musical tributes include her Gershwin, Arlen, Rodgers, Marilyn and Alan Bergman CDs and more. On Broadway, she appeared in Little Women, The Musical, creating the role of Marmee, for which she was nominated for a 2005 Drama Desk Award, The Pirates of Penzance, Nine, 3 Penny Opera, and the recent 1st National Tours of Little Women, The Musical and The King and I. Off Broadway, she appeared in Brownstone, originating the role of Mary. Regionally, she has performed in Maureen McGovern: A Long and Winding Road, Elegies, Dear World, Letters From 'Nam (originating the role of 'Eleanor Bridges'), The Lion in Winter, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, Of Thee I Sing, Let 'Em Eat Cake, The Sound of Music, South Pacific, Guys & Dolls, I Do, I Do and The Bengal Tiger's Ball (composed the music, co-created and starred). She also appeared as the guitar-strumming nun in the film Airplane! and in The Towering Inferno and lent her voice to DreamWorks animated feature Joseph: King of Dreams. Visit www.maureenmcgovern.com and the Maureen McGovern "Works of Heart" Foundation at www.worksofheartfoundation.org.

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  • I saw Maureen yesterday at the Palm Springs Follies and she was amazing as always. She was nice enough to stay after the show outside the theater to chat with people and sign autographs. She is really a very sweet lady. 62 years old and still going strong !!!

  • @RockyShep Thank you for news about her.

  • best voice on the planet!! Truly amazing

  • Saw Maureen July 2011 at a private home concert in Columbus, OH; surprised my wife; sat 6 feet in front of her; absolutely amazing. She's preparing for a new NY gig and CD. Don't miss the opportunity if you ever get it. Definitely one of the greatest voices on the planet and capable of doing anything. Thanks, Jazz Bungalow, for making Maureen available to her hometown audience.

  • Very nice video compilation of an iconic American singer. Maureen is a classy wonderfully talented singer and entertainer. The mold was broken when she was made.

  • Wow, elegant voice

  • One of my favorite singers and oh what a voice! Been listening to her sing since 1974.

  • I don't know much about her work ,but I think she's truly amazing!what a voice.

  • The Stradivarius Voice herself. America's precious jewel. That gal can sing and we are so pleased that she keeps on keeping on. Her voice is as powerful as it was thirty some years ago. I love her.

  • She's for real

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