Nancy LaMott | Time After Time
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- Nancy LaMott was a cabaret singer and recording artist whose remarkable career was cut short when she died of uterine cancer in 1995. After graduating from high school in Midland, Michigan, Nancy moved to San Francisco in 1974 to begin her career. She moved to New York in 1979 and her career flourished there, particularly in the nightclubs the city's famed theater district. Her death was reported in the Arts section of the New York Times and her funeral at New York's St. Paul the Apostle Church was attended by over 1,500.
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After many years I returned to listen to this wonderful version by Nancy. But it still hurts.
Praise God almighty; she lives! Her spirit lives through these recordings. And she she can never die because in her case it's not a cliche: these interpretations are timeless.
Nancy Lamont has I think the most attractive voice in all of music and as such I have had a major crush on her for 30 years.
Every time I saw Nancy perform she was better then the time before. Every song she sang I swore I loved it better then the one before. It never occurred to me she wouldn't always be around for that next time that next song. Nancy thanks for the memories.
Beautifully said.
Oh, what an incredible singer she was! I literally cried when I heard this; she just reached my soul. She died way too young.
one of the greatest singers to ever live. miss her so much.
Most great singers have built in an ability to harmonize within the same box of lung and vocals. Listen for it. then there's the fact she pours her heart out for you.
What a delight, what a pleasure, and, what a sad, sad, loss!...when someone sings so beautiful as Nancy LaMott and passes, it makes me want to cry!...
I was lucky enough to see her perform in San Francisco. She was a precious talent.
It so much more than her bell tone voice. It's her superb intonation, and if that is not enough to knock you over, it's the sigh in her vibrato that makes Nancy LaMott so glorious.
I love you Nancy, Thank you for those beautiful songs…..
Time after time
You'll hear me say that I'm
So lucky to be loving, and hearing
The incomparable Miss Nancy LaMott
So lucky de escuchar tu maravillosa voz, Nancy LaMott !!
There are two recordings that I consider her best work....days of wine and roses/whistling in the dark and autumn leaves/when October goes.
Give them a listen...she is absolutely perfect.
I totally agree with you on those two recordings. My third favoroite would be All Those Christmas Cliches, the first song I ever heard her sing, and I became an instant fan!
We miss you so much, Nancy.
i never heard of her before, just bought a cd of her years ago in a store of hard to find songs and her album caught my eye. it's just like meetung her un person when i watched her video.She has incredible singing prowess, a beautiful lady whose aura caught me as if she is my friend. Saddening to know that she was just in musical history. Nancy, you are loved! may the peace of the Lord be with you!
What an amazing talent, and what a loss to us all!
Just stumbled onto a recording of this song I had from a radio broadcast that I was listening to when this song came up and can't believe I've never heard of her before. This is the reason I play and instrument to try to capture what she seems to capture effortlessly. What a angelic voice...right up there with Ella.
goose bumps
You really won't hear this song sung any better than that. What a beautiful voice and so heart felt. I'm glad we have these videos.
Her voice is a blessing in my life. I love her.
What a sensational talent-I'll miss her greatly!
May the beauty of her voice tame all our beasts. God bless Ukraine and all of you.
It may seem like a facile reaction to the great loss of this superb pianist & this gifted singer, but I think I'd rather have a short time on earth & leave behind a priceless gift of spectacular talent which can deeply touch hearts & help to heal souls for all time, rather than a long life of pleasant mediocrity. These 2 exceptional performers transcended the masses & are cherished & continue to live on in the countless hearts of folks whom they never even met. A rather superb legacy, I'd say!
Beautiful...flawless.
Sad hate when we lose such talented people
Thanks very much for posting this video. I've enjoyed this song all of my (long) life, but hearing Nancy LaMott sing it, it's like hearing it for the first time. What an awesome talent she was!
how we miss you Nancy...ahh, that gorgeous voice just poured out of you, so unaffected and from your soul. you truly were a gift from the gods.
thanks to all who are sharing vids like this, so others can discover the magic of Nancy LaMott!
Maravillosa Nancy LaMott!
Los angeles tienen el privilegio de escuchar tu voz.
So beautiful!
Ain’t it, though?
Breathtaking..
A favorite of mine Jonathan S the great NY DJ turned me on to her RIP
We are so lucky tonearm you sing this great old standard and you sang itbesutifuly and I will listens gain and again on fact TimeAaftertime!
Springtime, just seems right to hear her on such a beautiful day.
I discovered Nancy LaMott only a few months ago, and fell in love with her singing immediately. It was however very painful to discover the tragic events in her life. I am interested to know a few details of artists I discover - but am so afraid to discover these so sad events. I love this song - but haven't heard a more sincere rendition.
Great 👍👍
I believe this is the best rendition of this song ever. She doesn't just sell the song, she seems to feel completely every word and phrase she sings. She left us all too soon.
This is all she could do, destroy a song and you with it. Tears and love crush you as she put her great all in every rendition.
No vocal gymnastics...A perfect combination of power ad finesse...The good they die young....
incredible. truly from the heart.
Lovely.
Completely agree. But it's still so heartbreaking to watch her !
Is that Christopher Marlowe? (never got to see his picture).
You will search forever before you find her match. Different from Garland but raises the hair on your neck the same way.
Despite the irrationality of it, I'm angered at what life did to this beautiful woman.
Looks like my aunt Judi
Barbara Cook can't even come close to Nancy's voice or interpretation of lyrics. She was a master.
When you're diagnosed with cancer... DON'T WAIT.
Uterine cancer? At the time of her tragically untimely death, we were told the cause was Krohn's disease. Where's the uterine cancer story coming from?
She had Krohn's disease at age 17 and she was later diagnosed with Uterine Cancer in March 1995 and then lived just a few more months passing on December 13th 1995. She had sung Moon River on the Charles Grodin Show December 4th 1995 just 9 days before her untimely death.
She had Crohn's Disease, from a fairly young age. It's miserable, painful disease, but she didn't let it affect her singing, which is so beautiful. It's so sad that someone so lovely had to suffer like that. She got married an hour before she died, and then she left us, happy at least, with that feeling of belonging in her soul. Sleep warm, Nancy, we love you and miss you.
I'm from her hometown of Midland, and I always heard she died of uterine cancer.
Why do folks feel the need to compare her to other singers? Barbara Cook is a lovely singer...so very different. Yes, Nancy is (was) talented but I'm unmoved by her singing
really?
No wonder, you're probably from Harlem!
harlemhomme Unmoved by her singing? How truly sad.
I compare her to no one. Would love to hear your rendition rivaling her.
I agree. Comparing does no good. They are both (all) great and who we prefer is just that, preference.