Jennifer Holliday On David Foster, Luther Vandross And How The LGBT Community Saved Her
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She recorded that iconic song in one take?! Legend!
"When they go to another level, I go to church". Got to love that.
Jennifer Holiday is Fabulous 🤩
Jennifer does the best interviews!
This is so very heartfelt. What a great interview. I really like her. She is sincere.
Thanks for this interview. It was so great and informative. I respect Jennifer Holliday and admire her tremendous voice. Keep up the great work.
😂😂😂😂 “Well go get her!” Thank God you stood your ground! I love you Jennifer Holiday 💐🌺🌸🌼🌻🌸🌺🌺💐🌺🌸🌼🌼🌼🌸🌺🌺💐💐🌺🌸🌷🌸🌷🌹🌹🌹🌹🌸🌼🌻 👏👏🙌
Jennifer Holliday stays glowing up! Great, insightful interview. Congrats on 1K! Liked and Shared.
Her impression of Loretta tho 😂
Jennifer Holliday is Just fantastic and has to be one of the best female Songstress 's Still Singing Today 🤗🤗 THANK YOU QUEEN FOR SHARING YOUR TALENT WITH US 👍👍
It's sad how the music industry did her.She should have had a bigger career because her voice is once in a lifetime.
Great interview Clay and congratulations on your 1000th show. Ms. Holliday!!! No words!!🔥🔥🔥
Congratulations Clay!! I love your show!
Jennifer looks amazing ,gorgeous, beautiful !!!!!!
I enjoyed this conversation. Thank you!
Amazing interview 👏.
The incomparable Jennifer Holliday! I still watch the broadway scene constantly. I sing it to my kids in my regular voice. Lol
Excellent discussion!!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Congratulations Clay on completing 1,000 episodes. Love you, love what you do and what you represent. Oh, and I love when you say "pop, dip and spinning" 🤣🤣🤣💗💗🧡🧡.
Thanks for sharing this video Clay. 👋👋👍
Luv this gorgeous woman And luv her Singing 😀 this is a very good interview with the Queen Jennifer Holliday 👍👍 she looks great 😃
I really enjoyed this interview.
I need to hear that second take!!
I love this interview & the fact that she’s giving Frankie Crocker his props! Frankie was also instrumental in breaking Tina Turner back into US markets..by playing “Let’s Stay Together” …when it was an import…he’s rarely acknowledged for this.
Gladys wouldn't of done that song justice.
LOVE HER!!!
Jennifer you are hilarious... I remember at Kim's 2 years ago the look on your face when they started tipping .. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣well darling glad you understand it now🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great interview!!!
I find it very hard to believe that Jennifer had never heard of Streisand. Barbra had just come off a huge success with the Guilty album and singles, and the big duets with Donna Summer and Neil Diamond. Streisand was also a movie star, and The Way We Were movie and song were hits while Jennifer was in high school. I wonder if Jennifer had ever heard Gladys' cover of The Way We Were. At any rate, during Dreamgirls, Streisand sent her flowers and a note telling her not to change by losing weight because Streisand had never given into the pressure of getting a nose job..
Why would she lie about this? Just because you find it very hard doesn’t mean it’s not true.
@@zanychris Do you know Jennifer? Like many entertainers, she can be very dramatic. I'm sure she is exaggerating about Streisand. How old are you? I'm asking because you don't seem to understand that in 1980, Streisand was as big a star as Whitney Houston, Taylor Swift or Beyonce and was already considered a legend by then - in film, Broadway and on recordings.
By the time Jennifer did the workshop for Dreamgirls, she had already been on Broadway in Your Arms Too Short To Box With God and had already done a tour of Your Arms Too Short as a teenager, which I got to see when the show was in New Orleans. You'd be hard-pressed to find a teenager, especially a theatre kid who had never heard of Barbra Streisand back then.
She was 21, I didn’t know who Barbara was until I was 30.