Very enjoyable! Mr Cullum demonstrates dynamic range, vocal resonance with quality intonation, and charismatic stage presence and makes it look easy. It's not.
Gosh, yes, the incredible John Cullum, so precise in his pronunciation, so completely classy with that raspy baritone, he was something very special. If you ever get a chance to hear him sing 'I Rise Again' from the Broadway musical, 'On the Twentieth Century' you will appreciate it. He acted through his voice, could be dark, tender and then operatic, all in the same song, wow, always showstopping.
This is GREAT, and I LOVED him in 1776. Some years ago, his son J.D. starred in Master Harold and the Boys at the Virginia Stage Company/the Wells Theater in Norfolk, VA. After the show, there was a Q&A session. Someone behind me asked a question. I turned around to see that John Cullum was asking the question/making a comment. My best friend and I nearly freaked out!
Too: "Big John" Cullum... "A Very Happy Birthday Too You Sir"... I'f You May Not Have Known ??? You Have Many Remaining Fans ! "Yes Sir" !... Those Of Us From The "By Gone" Era, And All The Best Too The Nice Folk's Of Tennessee ! Cordially: Randy N. Jolly From: Charlotte, N.C. and around beyond...
In my car on the way to work, I sometimes sing along with John on the CD player. Begins the day beautifully, and as I step out of the car, I feel I can do anything.
Came here due to watching Mr. Cullum sing this ( just a bit ) on the tv show The Middle. he plays the Grandfather watching him on Freeve. Blessings 🇺🇸🎚🙏
Wow it seems like the orchestra at the end started the final "ever more" too early, and Cullum still managed to finish without missing a beat! Such a phenomenal talent.
@@Themanwhocameback2 since every member of the orchestra played the music that was in front of them and stayed together flawlessly perhaps it is Mr. Cullum who forgot what was decided on in rehearsal.
@@stevepotfora7461 I think you are right. That wave to the conductor, as Mr Cullum leaves the stage, and the slight shake of the head are conclusive, I think. But what a singer and what a pro!
What a great voice Mr. Cullum has!
Very enjoyable! Mr Cullum demonstrates dynamic range, vocal resonance with quality intonation, and charismatic stage presence and makes it look easy. It's not.
Gosh, yes, the incredible John Cullum, so precise in his pronunciation, so completely classy with that raspy baritone, he was something very special. If you ever get a chance to hear him sing 'I Rise Again' from the Broadway musical, 'On the Twentieth Century' you will appreciate it. He acted through his voice, could be dark, tender and then operatic, all in the same song, wow, always showstopping.
He also performed that in this concert, and it's in my Playlist.
Holling Vincouer!!!
Holling GUSTAV Vincouer
This is GREAT, and I LOVED him in 1776. Some years ago, his son J.D. starred in Master Harold and the Boys at the Virginia Stage Company/the Wells Theater in Norfolk, VA. After the show, there was a Q&A session. Someone behind me asked a question. I turned around to see that John Cullum was asking the question/making a comment. My best friend and I nearly freaked out!
"Molasses to Rum,"
17 years after introducing this great tune, John Cullum sounds incredible. Thank you sir.
Dear John, it is March 2 nd , A Very SWith pecial Day ! Time to Celebrate !! Happy Birthday !! With lots of Love ! ❤❤❤🎂
Absolutely show stopping. One of America's greatest stage artists. So versatile, and still active in his 80s. Thank you for this clip.
Wonderful ! Incredible John Cullum ! Miss seeing Him on Broadway ! He always gave a perfect performance ! Very versatile, the very Best !❤
This gives me the chills. It’s so brilliant.
Gorgeous ,Wonderful John ! Marvelous Performance ! Miss seeing him on Broadway !
Comparing this to Shenandoah, 1776, and On the Twentieth Century, holy FUCK he has the range.
Bravo! Simply amazing.
Marvelous ! Great song from a Great Musical ! John has a beautiful Voice !
He owns it!!!
One of all~time great, and hugely under~appreciated, Broadway performers, the supremely gifted John Cullum!
Love This record ! John is so wonderful ! Marvelous Performance !❤❤❤
So talented!
The man has pipes!
Wonderful man actor and singer
It's magnificent to see John Cullum singing On A Clear Day - HIS SONG!!! What a great piece of video of one of this man's signature songs. Thank you!
My mother played the Broadway album over and over. My heart for John Cullum ❤️ He’s astounding.
Too: "Big John" Cullum... "A Very Happy Birthday Too You Sir"... I'f You May Not Have Known ??? You Have Many Remaining Fans ! "Yes Sir" !... Those Of Us From The "By Gone" Era, And All The Best Too The Nice Folk's Of Tennessee ! Cordially: Randy N. Jolly From: Charlotte, N.C. and
around beyond...
In my car on the way to work, I sometimes sing along with John on the CD player. Begins the day beautifully, and as I step out of the car, I feel I can do anything.
Happy birthday john from italian boy live in rome
Came here due to watching Mr. Cullum sing this ( just a bit ) on the tv show The Middle. he plays the Grandfather watching him on Freeve. Blessings 🇺🇸🎚🙏
Happy 90th Birthday John Cullum
I loved him 1776 as Edward rutledge
Wow it seems like the orchestra at the end started the final "ever more" too early, and Cullum still managed to finish without missing a beat! Such a phenomenal talent.
Yes, the orchestra f's up, but he just rises above it.
In upset because the end of the song is great, but Cullum still saved it
@@Themanwhocameback2 since every member of the orchestra played the music that was in front of them and stayed together flawlessly perhaps it is Mr. Cullum who forgot what was decided on in rehearsal.
@@stevepotfora7461 I think you are right. That wave to the conductor, as Mr Cullum leaves the stage, and the slight shake of the head are conclusive, I think. But what a singer and what a pro!
It seemed to me that the orchestra was trying to play faster than Mr. Cullum wanted throughout. Should have been negotiated in rehearsal.
Long gone are the songs that had a verse before the chorus. He is so wonderful.
Holling has quite the voice ❤️
Not too bad for a bar owner from Cicily Alaska!
Amazing..its Mike's dad on The Middle..he actually sang a snippet of this on the show but I had no idea! So great
Please. He’s so much more than that.
You don’t have to be rude about it.
Top level pronunciation!
I watched the movie version with Barbra Streisand last Saturday night. Loved it.
And then he moved far away, married a young woman, and started serving moose bugers.
Northern Exposure
He was in 1776 as Edward rutledge
This ain’t no Molasses to Rum but it’s still pretty good
He was a terrific singer but he always seemed to belong in operetta - not romantic musicals.
I think he would destroy ( in a good way), " I am the very model of a modern major general"
Gigantic ham on parade !!!!!!!
Premium ham!
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