Hollywood Structured with Mel Torme 1991

Hollywood Structured with Lilyan Chauvin is a series of interviews with working professionals in the entertainment field. It is a guide to show business careers. This episode with Mel Torme.
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[@pawsclaws8833]

I knew this man (I am so grateful to say) and he was one of the most humble, sweet, unassuming people I've ever known. At the same time, there wasn't a phony bone in his body...no false modesty. RIP my dear friend.

[@claudrebille178]

The best voice ever

[@acohen1980]

Wow...how great is this?????...thanx...Mel is a legend...

[@MartinSage]

Legend as a Dick Head. Read his Judy Garland bashing book pub.1970 He should have named it "I love Mel"

[@Samsgarden]

What an articulate fellow

[@thegreatdominion949]

Strange she didn't ask him about his appearances on Night Court which was a major factor driving the resurgence of his career in the late 1980s/early 1990s.

[@acohen1980]

Thanx Lilly...gr8 interview

[@wilburbonzo]

Impressive on point speaker

[@claudrebille178]

Sinatra and TORME CROSBY next

[@wsegen]

Great interview. But why such audio distortion? Can you release this in a clearer recording? thanks.

[@lcjproductionsathw]

This digital copy of a degraded VHS tape is the best I could do.

[@JSB1882]

I rate my male singers as Bing Crosby, then Frank Sinatra and Mel Torme. The rest fall behind those three.

[@mmlight]

Dreadful interviewer, Lilyan Chauvin. Mel is wonderful and professional.
RIP Mel Torme. Not so much for Chauvin.

[@MartinSage]

You became an Author 'cause your career took a nose dive and you knew you could make $ off of the Judy Garland name/interest Plus it would help get your name out there on the lips of the public again.

[@wtesoro]

Your a Judy fan not realizing Mel has more talent that Judy could ever imagine to have

[@tomkelly4336]

I never saw Judy Garland in person but like most people love the Wizard of Oz and of course her movies. I have seen Mel Torme in concert many times and he was nothing short of professional and always in great voice. I have to mention three other singers, Ella, Sarah Vaughn and Cleo Laine. All of these singers were musician s of the highest caliber. Of course none of these singers had the pathos of Lady Day so I would also include Judy Garland wirh Billie Holiday, great singers but both had personal lives which bled into one another.

[@MartinSage]

You didn't want to go on Judy's show and then you're fired and then you write a book to make money soiling Judy's name.