Julius La Rosa--Anywhere I Wander, Eh Cumpari, 1984 TV

[@stevevandien310]

I believe La Rosa was one of our best American popular singers, and he remains underrated.

[@eddymcmanus]

What an amazing singer, I love him!

[@lorenapedacci]

Fantastic 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@joemartines3545]

Just learning about this paisan now... he had an excellent voice and knew how to deliver a song...

[@hollbri2]

what a voice, what a great singer.all gone...what sad and cold times we have

[@nancywood9531]

Great entertainer. Sang and performed decades. Died at 86 in his home in Wisconsin.

[@clivefuller-hale5073]

Thanks for posting this. Never seen this before. Big fan of Julius...loved the medley...

[@postatility9703]

Opening number reminds me of Sinatra......or Piscapo.BTW,the conductor,Glen Osser,was the arranger on many of Sam Cooke's 1950's records.Thanks for a nice upload!

[@mikehudson8884]

Loved his mid 50s material, good to see this.

[@paulmila5210]

Thanks for posting. After reading about his passing in today's news I had to watch him. Forgot how good Julie was.

[@gregorypalmer5403]

Great he kept his craft all those years. Any other videos or audio of his post- Godfrey years.
Loyal Godfrey Soldier Tony Marvin? What would he say? RIP all you guys.

[@carlospeixoto1099]

Que voz fantástica, como poucas...

[@stevefenyvesi5926]

Indeed one of the most popular singers was God bless him.

[@miller8037]

Rest in Peace

[@Swiffland25]

Eh Chumpari!!!
The audience would have to jump, and sits there like stone ;(

[@Shash.Fraf.]

Simplemente un grande

[@AWanderingEye]

Anyone know why Arthur Godfrey fired him (on air no less)? all I've seen only says this occurred. TIA

[@LifeOfJimbo]

anyone could mistake this voice for sinatra

[@AWanderingEye]

I would like to know more about LaRosa, would you say he is Frank Sinatra minus the gangsters? TIA

[@littleguy6753]

Here because of a joke from "Cheers" s1 e7.

[@thetelethonyears]

may I ask - what was this TV show called?

[@aeichler]

Sentimental Journeys, featuring several singers from the 40s and 50s.

[@MusicManMichaelDavis]

What a stupid thing to say he looked like James Caan in his later years.

[@gregorypalmer5403]

But they did look alike at one point. " An inconvenient truth" as that bonehead Vice President said.