Todd Rundgren performs "Beloved Infidel" with Chris Young playing "The Mighty Wurlitzer" at his 2010 Halloween night concert at the Jacobs School of Music's Auer Hall
This is an example of why Todd stands taller than so many others in the music industry. So versatile a modern day chairman of the board. Yet unlike Sinatra he is a wordsmith. He is responsible for some of the most beautiful lyrics ever written. And his lyrics are timeless. He could easily slip into any generation.
Always liked him from my youth. Just recently grasped how multi-talented & versatile he truly is. An amazing soul, serious- hilarious- beautiful all at the same time. Costumes, personas ... What can we say. .. Re-discover him if you haven't already. His mature genius is something quite unique. 🍒
This vocal is perhaps the most moving of them all. Todd really put his heart into it....so haunting. His phrasing is incredible, unexpected and perfect!
This is an example of why Todd stands taller than so many others in the music industry. So versatile a modern day chairman of the board. Yet unlike Sinatra he is a wordsmith. He is responsible for some of the most beautiful lyrics ever written. And his lyrics are timeless. He could easily slip into any generation.
Always liked him from my youth. Just recently grasped how multi-talented & versatile he truly is. An amazing soul, serious- hilarious- beautiful all at the same time. Costumes, personas ... What can we say. .. Re-discover him if you haven't already. His mature genius is something quite unique. 🍒
That was amazing. I've never heard him play that one in front of an audience.
This vocal is perhaps the most moving of them all. Todd really put his heart into it....so haunting. His phrasing is incredible, unexpected and perfect!
Chills down my spine into my legs. Absolutely beautiful. Thanks from an IU JazzDad
Amazing moving vocals!
Fantabulous
Thanks for sharing this. Hauntingly beautiful!
And this is why other artists admire Todd.
Bravo!!!
This is an amazing performance...the students got a real treat...this is a song not often performed live.
doesn't get more beautiful than this
great song, performed with the organ, as in the original recording...
just...friggin' ...amazing
Beautiful
it stops after Todd says maestro
Todd..... is....God....
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