He aged so beautifully and he has so much class and integrity. I grew up on his songs and have most of his records. His voice can bring me back to another era.
How many of you remember "You Light Up My Life," Debby Boone's big hit in 1977? It was copied by many other singers, but the best version I ever heard, by far, was Perry Como's performance on live TV; it got a TREMENDOUS ovation from the studio audience. Thank you, Perry.
I fell in love with Perry’s voice way back 1951. When we had his record Don’t Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes, and have loved him ever since, there has been a lot of great singers, but none kept their voices as good as Perry at his age, he was a wonderful man with a great voice and a wonderful nature. May he rest in Peace.
40 years before he sang this song, I saw him, live in New York City . It was his 40th birthday, 1952. My dear mother brought my older sister, some of her school friends and me, to a live TV broadcast of the Perry Como show. He, personally cut, and handed each and every person, a piece of his birthday cake. My older sister, kept that piece of Perry Como's birthday cake in my mother's and later, her freezer for probably 20 years.
How lucky you were to see Perry live in his studio. Do you remember "You Light Up My Life," Debby Boone's big hit in 1977, copied by many other singers? The best version I ever heard was Perry Como's performance on live TV; it got a TREMENDOUS ovation from the audience.
We'll Meet Again was on the Where Youre Concerned album, even Perrys secretary Vera had a hard time getting one for us.....but she did! Thanks for everything Vera!
Its a shame it rained, he really didnt relish his hair getting wet and blown, but nothing stopped him from giving 100% of himself for the country. Even as he was older here he could still hit the notes. He was quite a talent, but yet very humble and regular, we miss you Per. Love ya, Jeff and Linda
Eu Adoro este Homem de nome Perry Como....Eu vejo duas e três vezes os espectáculos, que nunca cansam e me apetece ver sempre, só existe uma coisa, que me deixa sempre triste. Os finais são sempre acompanhados, de Enormes Cartazes de Publicidade a outros espectáculos e assim os finais são sempre praticamente cortados e isso não consigo compreender. Se têm de fazer publicidade, para outros eventos, porque não fazerem mais pequenos, - para podermos assistir aos finais em condições e ficarmos a conhecer, o que de maravilhoso Perry Como, ainda tem para nos oferecer,,,,, Eu nunca me canso de o ver e ouvir....porque Ele Está Sempre no Meu Coração....Obrigada....
80 years old singing a very good song with his Gifted voices..and this is a such blessed for his listeners..i wished his still singing in heaven ❤❤❤ Mr. C
Perry's 1993 Japanese concert was particularly important as it provided "the man upstairs" comment as well as possibly the best recording of Where or When we are likely to ever hear. Keep up your good work!
I don't understand why the Corporation for Public Broadcasting doesn't have all the memorial and July 4th concerts on RUclips and personally hope that the funding will be cut from those people
There's a time when singers should call it a day and retire. Much as I like Perry Como, he was well past the day here. He's really struggling, but his fans wont notice, they're bound to be tone deaf.
@Runner Girl If he's past it, he's past it! Best to let people remember him at his best, not his worst. Same applied to Johnny Cash, his last performances were awful. A pain to listen to.
@Runner Girl I'm a realist, not a sentimentalist. If the man has lost his singing voice, then he should give it up. As I said in my first comment, ''...his fans wont notice, they're bound to be tone deaf.'' You're the proof. I'd rather remember him at his best, not his worst, it's that simple. As for Sinatra, in his early years, he had a singing voice. Later, when he made his 'comeback' (reportedly with the help of the Mafia) he didnt. His voice was flat and tuneless. In other words, horrible. He got by with style, 'razzmatazz' and lots of publicity promotion. Again, his fans must be tone deaf. Matt Monro had a far better voice, even though he worshipped Sinatra. If there was a choice, I'd swop Matt for Sinatra any day, and I pity the day that Matt died so young. .
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Perry is 80 here. Never lost that voice. God bless him.
I love how he chuckled as he said "watching the clouds roll by" as it was a rainy kind of windy night...
He’s almost 80 here. Never lost that beautiful voice.
So enjoyable to watch. Perry one if not the best of that time period of music. Thanks for sharing.🎶❤️
You are welcome, Sandy!
He aged so beautifully and he has so much class and integrity. I grew up on his songs and have most of his records. His voice can bring me back to another era.
Perry has always been great.
I could listen to him at any age! He brings back so many beautiful memories. Thank you!
You are welcome!
Me too.
He was and shall be, the one and only: Perry Como! I loved him since I was 6; my mom too.
I love all his songs when he sing it come from his heart at his age over 80 he have still the voice of a very young Perry..❤❤❤
Still so handsome and that lovely smile❤
How many of you remember "You Light Up My Life," Debby Boone's big hit in 1977? It was copied by many other singers, but the best version I ever heard, by far, was Perry Como's performance on live TV; it got a TREMENDOUS ovation from the studio audience. Thank you, Perry.
You mean this? 😉
ruclips.net/video/2kereLk7f50/видео.html
She is Perrys Goddaughter.
Magic Moments, and Oh Holy Night made me fall in love with Perry Como,s beautiful singing voice in 1976 aged 16
I fell in love with Perry’s voice way back 1951. When we had his record Don’t Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes, and have loved him ever since, there has been a lot of great singers, but none kept their voices as good as Perry at his age, he was a wonderful man with a great voice and a wonderful nature. May he rest in Peace.
May he be, with the Lord
@@elbasegura9119 he definitely will be,I’d bet on it if it was possible.
40 years before he sang this song, I saw him, live in New York City . It was his 40th birthday, 1952. My dear mother brought my older sister, some of her school friends and me, to a live TV broadcast of the Perry Como show. He, personally cut, and handed each and every person, a piece of his birthday cake. My older sister, kept that piece of Perry Como's birthday cake in my mother's and later, her freezer for probably 20 years.
How lucky you were to see Perry live in his studio. Do you remember "You Light Up My Life," Debby Boone's big hit in 1977, copied by many other singers? The best version I ever heard was Perry Como's performance on live TV; it got a TREMENDOUS ovation from the audience.
Dan Scelsi: I really miss you Mr.C . You are a national treasure.
Perry and Dean were my favorite singers. He had such a smooth voice. Love Him.
Two great men I love and miss: Ossie Davis and Perry Como.
We'll Meet Again was on the Where Youre Concerned album, even Perrys secretary Vera had a hard time getting one for us.....but she did! Thanks for everything Vera!
Love to hear Perry Como sing No Other Love. For Me And My Gal. We'll Meet Again.
Love to hear Perry sing No Other Love Have I. The Bells Are Ringing For Me And Gal. We'll Meet Again.
Its a shame it rained, he really didnt relish his hair getting wet and blown, but nothing stopped him from giving 100% of himself for the country. Even as he was older here he could still hit the notes. He was quite a talent, but yet very humble and regular, we miss you Per. Love ya, Jeff and Linda
Love to hear Perry sing Will Meet Again I love it.
God Rest His Soul.Beautiful sweet soul.Thanks for sharing
You are welcome!
Love to hear Perry sing The Bells are Ringing For Me and My Gal.
Love to hear Perry sing Me and My Gal.
Love both Dean and Perry they were my favorite singers. R.I.P.
Love to hear Perry sing No Other Love Have I. Love this song.
Still listening to him, the very best in his art
Love to hear Perry sing No Other Love Have I.
Eu Adoro este Homem de nome Perry Como....Eu vejo duas e três vezes os espectáculos, que nunca cansam e me apetece ver sempre, só existe uma coisa, que me deixa sempre triste. Os finais são sempre acompanhados, de Enormes Cartazes de Publicidade a outros espectáculos e assim os finais são sempre praticamente cortados e isso não consigo compreender. Se têm de fazer publicidade, para outros eventos, porque não fazerem mais pequenos, - para podermos assistir aos finais em condições e ficarmos a conhecer, o que de maravilhoso Perry Como, ainda tem para nos oferecer,,,,,
Eu nunca me canso de o ver e ouvir....porque Ele Está Sempre no Meu Coração....Obrigada....
Love to hear Perry sing We'll Meet Again.
Still looking good at 80s & sings beautifully as well Mr. C is a true legend 👏 👏 👏
Y esta, era la" Voz " de un señor de 80 años. Adoración. Admiración siempre. Todo mi amor por Perry aún después de tu ausencia ❤
Love hear Perry is sing The Bells are Ringing. For me and my Gal.
Perry never lost his voice he was and still is the best.
Mr. C! ❤️❤️
A class act! Mr. C, the best there ever was in the last 100 years. My idol.
AT 82 I so love him in so many ways...RIP , Pierino
A Great Talent, when legends were really and truly legends. Mr C. ❤️❤️❤️.
Miss him.
Love to hear Perry sing Will Meet Again.
Dean and Perry were my favorite singers.
I love to hear Perry sing Well Meet Again.
Love to hear Perry sing No Other Love.
He obviously enjoyed the performance.His boyish smile makes you feel good.
I too love this man MR. C. The best ever!! Thank you Cost...
You are welcome! I completely agree with you:)
Mr C sounds great at any age, I love him. Thanks Cost for the post.
Yes, he is great! You are welcome:)
I have the original vhs tape of this show, great as always. It was rsiny that day, as you can see.
80 years old singing a very good song with his Gifted voices..and this is a such blessed for his listeners..i wished his still singing in heaven ❤❤❤ Mr. C
I miss you Grandpa Como...❤❤❤
Forgot to thank you for this Costa.
Thanks Cost, I certainly am enjoying all these.
You are welcome! :)
Perry's 1993 Japanese concert was particularly important as it provided "the man upstairs" comment as well as possibly the best recording of Where or When we are likely to ever hear. Keep up your good work!
M. C. partly agree.... I pray m&dont worry... ✌️😭
Loved him, too. Wish time would go slower.....great nice man!💕
Golden age singers!
I don't understand why the Corporation for Public Broadcasting doesn't have all the memorial and July 4th concerts on RUclips and personally hope that the funding will be cut from those people
That soulful voice of one of the world's most celebrated crooners 😅😅😅😅😅😅 I miss him 😢 😔 😪 😞 💔
Grande Perry...che vita splendida ha avuto.
l loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee this man
Сегодня очень не хватает таких прекрасных исполнителей,как Peri Como
Beautiful!!! Thank You, dear Cost!!!!! Greetings to Russia and Mr. Putin!!!!!!!
You are welcome! :)
But Putin doesn't sing so well....
Mr C.
Perry Como jewish song
There's a time when singers should call it a day and retire.
Much as I like Perry Como, he was well past the day here.
He's really struggling, but his fans wont notice, they're bound to be tone deaf.
I like the powerful notes at the end ;)
@Runner Girl
If he's past it, he's past it!
Best to let people remember him at his best, not his worst.
Same applied to Johnny Cash, his last performances were awful. A pain to listen to.
@Runner Girl
I'm a realist, not a sentimentalist.
If the man has lost his singing voice, then he should give it up.
As I said in my first comment, ''...his fans wont notice, they're bound to be tone deaf.''
You're the proof.
I'd rather remember him at his best, not his worst, it's that simple.
As for Sinatra, in his early years, he had a singing voice. Later, when he made his 'comeback' (reportedly with the help of the Mafia) he didnt. His voice was flat and tuneless. In other words, horrible. He got by with style, 'razzmatazz' and lots of publicity promotion. Again, his fans must be tone deaf.
Matt Monro had a far better voice, even though he worshipped Sinatra. If there was a choice, I'd swop Matt for Sinatra any day, and I pity the day that Matt died so young.
.
@Runner Girl
Sinatra may have had talent, but he had a lousy voice.
There's a difference.
I didnt criticise his talent, just his lousy voice.
@Runner Girl
Thats only an American opinion.
There's the rest of the world, and hundreds of better singers out there.
Love to hear Perry sing We'll Meet Again.
Love to hear Perry sing Me and my Gal.
Love to hear Perry sing No Other Love Have I.
Love to hear Perry sing No Other Love have I. Love this song.
Love to hear Perry sing No Other Love Have I.
Love to hear Perry sing No Other Love Have I.