Not only is Marin insanely talented, she is a Goddess. I saw her in The King And I at Lincoln Center which was her last Broadway Show. She is deeply missed.
I have the DVD of her in "Camelot" as Guenivere. She was always enchanting. I'm so glad we still have these videos to remind us of how amazing she was. There will never be another like lovely Marin Mazzie.
Always bereft when I see anything with this amazing performer. Her interpretation of anything she ever sang was flawless. And she had such a great physique, tall, graceful, powerful. How could cancer have taken this gem from us? :(
Marin sings this song like no one I have heard before. A class act all around. Hope someone starts remastering her live recordings and unpublished work for all her fans out there. We are legion. Just like Nancy Lamott, Marin left us way too early. But left us changed forever. Thank you for being, Marin. God bless.
@@DDumbrille That’s a lousy thing to say for such a graceful performer who is no longer with us. Show some class, man. And btw, how many Broadway shows have you starred in? How many Tony nominations do you have? Zero??! Big surprise!!
@@REDRYDER3001 Well, let's toss those nonsensical questions back to you: How many Tony nominations do you have? How many Broadway shows have you starred in? Is it because she passed away that criticism isn't allowed? Or because she was a nice 'graceful' person? Of course she was. That doesn't mean she sang this particular song well. And actually, since I just watched it again, perhaps 'tepid' wasn't fair. Mannered, yes. But here's the best version IMO: th-cam.com/video/-lpzsNRJdzw/w-d-xo.html
@@DDumbrille Ugh. I ought to know better than to try to drum some humanity and kindness into someone crass enough to leave such a nitpicky comment in the first place about a woman who fought a brave battle against Stage 4 ovarian cancer and died @ 57 a little over 3 years ago. And yes, I AM an actor, I HAVE starred on Broadway, etc., (which is why I don't use my real name in places like this) AND I'm a cancer survivor. So you've pissed me off on at least three or four levels! And I don't give a crap what YOU think is the best version of the song... In polite society (which of course no longer exists) you keep your crappy comments to yourself about someone recently departed, the loss of whom many people are still grieving. Look at these other comments --- most are tributes that say RIP. Oh, but there I go again! Trying to drum some human kindness into you. Silly me!!
@@traveledwoman5340 My goodness. Sorry you've been through so much, truly. That explains why you're so incredibly and -- yes -- understandably angry. Sorry. I'll stop at that as you 'don't give a crap' what I think.
I think everyone lost a little something, my heart broke when the world lost her. I only found her on youtube about 1 year ago.could never get too much of hermusic or beauty. What a loss. Thank good ness for recordimgs.
(Ducking my head first). Eydie Gorme sang beautifully, but for me, her rendition of this song sounds like she's singing to a "lover" not a 10 year old boy. For me, Marin is exquisite, and puts the perfect amount of affectation into the song. She is an actress first, then a singer. Hence why she was so loved by Sondheim.
We saw her many times..On Broadway, NYC & Palm Springs CA @ The Annenberg Museum's Thtr..Such a big loss for her Broadway fans.Jerry Herman who wrote this song for musical, Mame,appears for a second at the beginning here.Dead at age 57 of ovarian cancer...so sad for Jason Danieley,her husband & Broadway star in his own right!
We had BC at the same time. I opted for a full hysto and removal of ovaries. It aged me, as my doctors said it would. But during the surgery, they found a large tumor on an ovary that was caused by tamoxifen. It's a little known side effect for less than 5% of women. But, it can cause a cancer to grow in the ovaries. I'm older than I should be physically because of the surgeries, but I'm alive. I wish Marin had done the surgery, but it is such a huge step to let go of what's left of your youth at 45. I guess, this way, she'll always be young.
W G yes, apparently Jerry wanted her to do revival of it but unfortunately she was diagnosed with cancer. RIP Marin and Jerry. If they revive Mame, Donna Murphy as Mame
Its different than Eydie's - but still Totally Honest, full of Truth. Eydie's , which I love , is just different Both - Absofreakinglutely Crazy good!!! 😎😎😎
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God bless you, Marin!
Not only is Marin insanely talented, she is a Goddess. I saw her in The King And I at Lincoln Center which was her last Broadway Show. She is deeply missed.
I have the DVD of her in "Camelot" as Guenivere. She was always enchanting. I'm so glad we still have these videos to remind us of how amazing she was. There will never be another like lovely Marin Mazzie.
Always bereft when I see anything with this amazing performer. Her interpretation of anything she ever sang was flawless. And she had such a great physique, tall, graceful, powerful. How could cancer have taken this gem from us? :(
Marin sings this song like no one I have heard before. A class act all around. Hope someone starts remastering her live recordings and unpublished work for all her fans out there. We are legion. Just like Nancy Lamott, Marin left us way too early. But left us changed forever. Thank you for being, Marin. God bless.
Yes, she did sing this like no one else. Tepid and mannered...
@@DDumbrille That’s a lousy thing to say for such a graceful performer who is no longer with us. Show some class, man. And btw, how many Broadway shows have you starred in? How many Tony nominations do you have? Zero??! Big surprise!!
@@REDRYDER3001 Well, let's toss those nonsensical questions back to you: How many Tony nominations do you have? How many Broadway shows have you starred in? Is it because she passed away that criticism isn't allowed? Or because she was a nice 'graceful' person? Of course she was. That doesn't mean she sang this particular song well. And actually, since I just watched it again, perhaps 'tepid' wasn't fair. Mannered, yes. But here's the best version IMO:
th-cam.com/video/-lpzsNRJdzw/w-d-xo.html
@@DDumbrille Ugh. I ought to know better than to try to drum some humanity and kindness into someone crass enough to leave such a nitpicky comment in the first place about a woman who fought a brave battle against Stage 4 ovarian cancer and died @ 57 a little over 3 years ago. And yes, I AM an actor, I HAVE starred on Broadway, etc., (which is why I don't use my real name in places like this) AND I'm a cancer survivor. So you've pissed me off on at least three or four levels! And I don't give a crap what YOU think is the best version of the song... In polite society (which of course no longer exists) you keep your crappy comments to yourself about someone recently departed, the loss of whom many people are still grieving. Look at these other comments --- most are tributes that say RIP. Oh, but there I go again! Trying to drum some human kindness into you. Silly me!!
@@traveledwoman5340 My goodness. Sorry you've been through so much, truly. That explains why you're so incredibly and -- yes -- understandably angry. Sorry. I'll stop at that as you 'don't give a crap' what I think.
Such a sad loss...she was incredible in everything she did...
Every time I listen to Marin sing this song it just bites me on my very core. She could tell a story like nobody else. God bless, Marin.
She was fantastic and will always be missed.
Marin Mazzie was just amazing. She could sing anything and sound amazing! RIP
I think everyone lost a little something, my heart broke when the world lost her. I only found her on youtube about 1 year ago.could never get too much of hermusic or beauty. What a loss. Thank good ness for recordimgs.
she was too perfect
Marin Mazzie does a great job delivering this Jerry Herman tune. It does not hurt that she is a beautiful woman too.
Just about as perfect a rendition of this great song as you'll find.
Tell that to Edie Gorme.
@@DDumbrille Or Leslie Uggams.
(Ducking my head first). Eydie Gorme sang beautifully, but for me, her rendition of this song sounds like she's singing to a "lover" not a 10 year old boy. For me, Marin is exquisite, and puts the perfect amount of affectation into the song. She is an actress first, then a singer. Hence why she was so loved by Sondheim.
I miss her beautiful voice!
Every word she sings is important. What a storyteller
Wow, you go Marin...Beautiful, the vocal and you!!
She was the best of the best!!! RIP
We saw her many times..On Broadway, NYC & Palm Springs CA @ The Annenberg Museum's Thtr..Such a big loss for her Broadway fans.Jerry Herman who wrote this song for musical, Mame,appears for a second at the beginning here.Dead at age 57 of ovarian cancer...so sad for Jason Danieley,her husband & Broadway star in his own right!
One of the the. Best musicals ever
We had BC at the same time. I opted for a full hysto and removal of ovaries. It aged me, as my doctors said it would. But during the surgery, they found a large tumor on an ovary that was caused by tamoxifen. It's a little known side effect for less than 5% of women. But, it can cause a cancer to grow in the ovaries. I'm older than I should be physically because of the surgeries, but I'm alive. I wish Marin had done the surgery, but it is such a huge step to let go of what's left of your youth at 45. I guess, this way, she'll always be young.
Love it, Love it, Love it!!!
Brava, Brava e ancora Brava. She sings it in her own style... Brava. What a musician. What a loss for the World of Musical Theatre.
Mesmerizing...
So sad. RIP Marin
A brilliant performance by a wonderful performer.
I'm not wild about this arrangement, but Ms. Mazzie is amazzing! Would love to see her in the role when she a little older.
Sadly she died last year, just 58.
W G yes, apparently Jerry wanted her to do revival of it but unfortunately she was diagnosed with cancer. RIP Marin and Jerry. If they revive Mame, Donna Murphy as Mame
@@tomgallowitz
Yes! Donna would be so good as Mame!!!
magnificent
Chills!
Very true!!!!
Wow!
With all the trash walking around out there, we lost an incredible woman and talent
A marveleus performance.Eydie Gorme was great too.But for me the best is the woman who introduced the song Angela Lansbury.
There is singing a song--here and performing a song--Angela. Both have their place but Ann Miller did both.
Her voice is beautiful, but Eydie Gorme puts more feeling into this song.
Can't imagine much more feeling..If "He" heard this
version, he would be coming back to her arms..
Its different than Eydie's - but still Totally Honest, full of Truth.
Eydie's , which I love , is just different
Both - Absofreakinglutely Crazy good!!!
😎😎😎
Yes, Eydie did it with a little more power, but she is very close
Totally different.....but, each Totally Valid, and honest
key please ???
B
Who was she , I’ve never heard of her
Nah.. Eydie's song... no contest !... 😉😆
What key is this in?
why worry--it won't open your door
nasty !!! tsk tsk !!
You wouldn't understand if you knew the key!
Great vocals. Eydie Gorme owns the best ever version of the song though
My vote goes to Miss Gorme. Not even Barbra Streisand would dare to sing this song.
@@saintmichael1779 Streisand would not be afraid.
Wow!