He has one of THE best male voices. It’s technically perfect! He never misses vocally. He has total control of each register of his voice! So much passion!
Steven Pasquale shows that a sex symbol is about more than just being pretty, he presents so much grace and ease in his talent, humour, charm and yes, intense physical magnetism.
Watching him snap back into character so easily once the song started is incredible. I keep going back to watch it again, you can actually SEE the moment Robbie emerges again after so long. That's spectacular.
I always felt this show got far less attention, and recognition, than it deserved. Is it also possible that Mr Pasquale sounds better on this song today than he originally did? The lower key really works for his power belt on the higher notes.
I saw the original production. Faith Prince played the lead’s sister. I think Roger Rees was the lead-the opening number was beautifully staged and fun. It’s based on an indie film. The show went nowhere in terms of box office. I think Steve’s recording of Bridges of Madison...is one of the best I’ve ever seen and his co-star was Kelli who is watching this.He also does a beautiful rendition of If you loved me online.
In this context, I envision this as an older Robbie looking back on his youth and talking to his son about the fun times he had when he was his age…sort of as an opening number to the rest of the show.
What a wonderful singer and performer. I’ve been rewatching Rescue Me and I keep wishing he’d break out in song. I think he does in the final episode. His singing technique is flawless.
Just saw a local performance of "A Man of No Importance," which led me to Mr. Paschale on the original cast album, then, to videos of the recent Jim Parsons-led Off-Broadway production, which led me to this. Anyone know when - and where - this tribute to Christine Baranski was, and...WHAT WAS THE PREVIOUS PERFORMANCE BY ANDREA MARTIN HE'S SPEAKING OF when he steps up to the microphone?!?!
He has one of THE best male voices. It’s technically perfect! He never misses vocally. He has total control of each register of his voice! So much passion!
This man REALLY knows how to sing for maximum impact with the lowest possible effort. He sounds exactly the same as he did on the original cast album.
Ah.... there is effort. The fact that he makes it look effortless is where he is simply magical. A great storyteller. That voice is just ......
@@singerAR0406 Of course there's some effort. But almost no excess pressure or tension. Most people wouldn't be able to stay so chill about it.
@@justtheoneanne he's truly gifted.
Steven Pasquale shows that a sex symbol is about more than just being pretty, he presents so much grace and ease in his talent, humour, charm and yes, intense physical magnetism.
Watching him snap back into character so easily once the song started is incredible. I keep going back to watch it again, you can actually SEE the moment Robbie emerges again after so long. That's spectacular.
Love listening to Steven sing! It keeps getting better!
In a just world Pasquale would always be in a Broadway musical as this man's talents are immense and should be enjoyed often.
And here I thought this was just a song from a Busch Gardens show.
SAMEEE
How the LAMPS IN THE PARK LOOK LIKE GOD IN THE DARK AS THEY GLOOOOOWWWW literally I can not HANDLE I CAN’T I CRY EVERY TIME
I'm over here smile-weeping about it too. What a stunningly beautiful image from what I thought was going to be a throw-away line.
It's a thing of real beauty, isn't it.....x
This performance made me immediately buy tickets to the show’s off-Broadway revival 6 months later. SUCH a good song.
I’m so glad Stephen Pasquale reminded me about this song! He did it beautifully. And, tbh his Irish accent is pretty decent.
JESUS CHRIST what a performance! And a talent!
I always felt this show got far less attention, and recognition, than it deserved. Is it also possible that Mr Pasquale sounds better on this song today than he originally did? The lower key really works for his power belt on the higher notes.
I saw the original production. Faith Prince played the lead’s sister. I think Roger Rees was the lead-the opening number was beautifully staged and fun. It’s based on an indie film. The show went nowhere in terms of box office. I think Steve’s recording of Bridges of Madison...is one of the best I’ve ever seen and his co-star was Kelli who is watching this.He also does a beautiful rendition of If you loved me online.
I will watch this every day forever
In this context, I envision this as an older Robbie looking back on his youth and talking to his son about the fun times he had when he was his age…sort of as an opening number to the rest of the show.
Outstanding performance - and kudos to Lynn and Stephen for another stunning song
Perfect!!!♥️♥️♥️♥️
Obsessed
I've been in this show. This song was one of the highlights for me to listen to every single time. SO good!
Really enjoyed this.
This is so GOOD!!!
What a wonderful singer and performer. I’ve been rewatching Rescue Me and I keep wishing he’d break out in song. I think he does in the final episode.
His singing technique is flawless.
Honestly, his numbers in Rescue Me are hilarious.
Heck. I'm ready.
My god...every time I find another instance of him I wanna hunt down more. He's soooo good. That strength and passion...
This is....unbelievable.
Such an overlooked musical!
agreed it's very niche! Almost as niche as Vaudeville Man
Can I just say it was so weird to see this awesome man play Mark freaking Fuhrman on American crime story lol
He’s perfection.
THAT VOICE!
Just saw a local performance of "A Man of No Importance," which led me to Mr. Paschale on the original cast album, then, to videos of the recent Jim Parsons-led Off-Broadway production, which led me to this. Anyone know when - and where - this tribute to Christine Baranski was, and...WHAT WAS THE PREVIOUS PERFORMANCE BY ANDREA MARTIN HE'S SPEAKING OF when he steps up to the microphone?!?!
All the other Miscast performances are up on my channel. This Baranski tribute was the Miscast gala, May 2022. At the Hammerstein Ballroom at MCC.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!! (Luuuuv Paschale, btw!)
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 way to go, Steven.
Oh God, that voice!!!
He's amazing.
I didn't know he wasn't just another pretty face!
Why he sounds like Ramin Karimloo??????
well, Stephen is 2 years older than Ramin, so one could say Ramin sounds like Stephen...
Ramin wishes!!!!
Odd comment. Each voice is completely distinct. I don't comprehend how you can't hear the uniqueness of each. Never would confuse each with the other.