Davis Gaines sings "The Impossible Dream" from "The Man of La Mancha"
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- Опубликовано: 24 мар 2020
- "The Impossible Dream" from "The Man of La Mancha" (1965)
Mitch Leigh, music
Joe Darion, lyrics
Davis Gaines sings "The Impossible Dream"
Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts
Cerritos, CA
November 15, 2019
John Olearchick, piano
Ed Martel, synthesizer
Dave Stone, bass
Glenn Ochenkoski, drums
Curtis Ball, audio engineer
Cameron Lanier, videographer
Steven Young, lighting designer 
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The best ever!
He is the best
Davis ,🥰
Saved to my list. Always a good performance.
sung on my birthday - thanx Davis !
An amazing voice. It was such a treat to see Davis perform this in November and a dream come true to meet him at the stage door afterward. Thank you for sharing this performance.
This has been one of my very favorite songs since I first heard it as a child. Years passed and I got into other things and music but it was always there in my head. Then I heard Josh Groban sing it and bought it right away. I also heard Il Divo sing it (a group I adored and Carlos Marin with his baritone voice just gave me chills. I then searched deeper to find more versions and although in Spanish again Carlos' voice and his passion (it was a concert I purchased) was beyond words. You knew he felt it, really really felt it and didn't just sing it. The great thing about a live or recorded concert is you see. Well, very long story later....this version was recommended to me and WOW I was blown away by Davis Gaines and the power in his baritone/tenor? voice!!! I have listened to every version of "The Impossible Dream" that I could find and I guess I'd have to say that it's now a tie between Davis Gaines & Carlos Marin. I've listened to more Davis Gaines performances and yes he has a gift! His voice is incredible and as I've discovered that it's not just with one song but many I will look for DVD's or CD's of this man and his amazing voice! To those of you who have seen him perform live.....you must have had an incredible experience
Awesome, the spirit so missing today but which we glimpsed for an instant in the 196's, which is perhaps this was played as Robert F. Kennedy's casket crossed the Lincoln memory on that sad day in 1968.
SING IT
Saw him perform this incredible character in Muscial Theater Wests production...one of the best live theater experiences ever. Everyone stood when he sang this.
The BEST ever
Nice, but prefer the voice of Jim Nabor!!!
Mmm...ok...but that last bit is getting to be the unreachable note ..at a certain age some songs are better laid to rest
Yes. I was really surprised that he chose not to sing the more electrifying and dramatic higher note.😱🙄😳🥺🤔