What a nice guy, a humble man with a heart of gold and a voice unsurpassed, absolutely beautiful. I miss you Luciano. Watching this made me sad and tears filled my eyes, how I miss this wonderful, great man. Rest well Luciano, you're in God's hands now.
He had a gift more rare than a great voice: the ability to spread joy and happiness wherever he went. In China, a crowd of children who had never heard of him followed him down the street. Caruso also had that gift.
I just watched a documentary about Pavarotti on tv. By the end of it I was welling up a little because, as well as his incredible voice and talent, he had such a big heart and his smile at the end of a performance is full of blissful joy.
GOD MUST HAVE TOUCHED HIS THROAT AND BLESSED IT WHY HE SINGS LIKE AN ANGEL AND A VOICE FROM HEAVEN TO EARTH WITH PURE JOY FOR ALL OF US AND TO GOD'S GLORY A VOICE OF HIS LIKE WE MAY NEVER HEAR AGAIN ONCE IN A LIFE TIME GIFT
In addition to his particular timbre of voice which makes him and will remain unique, his technique is truly impressive. Watch at 16.47 how his shirt vibrates on his chest. His whole body resonated and vibrated like a cathedral of sounds. He had other singers put their hands on his back and they felt the vibration of his whole body, which explains his power which seems so natural, but which required a lot of work to tame and master all the internal parts of his body, which are generally not controllable. That's why opera singers are real athletes and why they work a lot. It is also for this reason that amateurs should avoid performing with this kind of singing in TV shows because often they are not trained in these techniques. Luciano will forever remain an incomparable Master, even if many others are equally admirable.
Only thumbs up for Maestro Luciano Pavarotti 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💕👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💕💕💕💕🎂😘🥰🕊🥳🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃❤️😃🥰😘🎂💕❤️🎃Happy Birthday Maestro Luciano💕
@@johnpickford4222And Joan Sutherland was Australia’s pride!!! There were tenors before Pavarotti who were ALSO absolutely enthralling !!! Maestro Pavarotti was one of the greatest and most humble !!!! THAT is an accolade !
Here you hear the voice of LP in its prime. The easy flowing emission of tone, clarity of diction. He makes it look effortless. He studied seriously the technique. I heard him on 3 occasions. The recital at Covent Garden in 1977 I think it was, was an experience. He stayed and signed autographs till very late. Such great memories.
With the great John Wustman at the piano! John Wustman was regarded as about the best there was as an accompanist. You see him many times on shows where Pavarotti sings. I got to attend a 2 week workshop for singers and accompanists at Valparaiso University (1986 or '87) and he was a blast to work with. He had a gift: no matter how much he criticized your singing, you couldn't help but smile and enjoy the being around him. He's 93 and still working!
PAVAROTTI VOZ imortal do melhor tenor do mundo, puro talento, voz inigualável, ETERNO e IMORTAL TENOR, não vai existir outro com sua voz, carisma, alegria bondade como vc PAVAROTTI, pena que o vídeo não tenha legendas para o Brasil em português . PAVAROTTI ninguém morre enquanto permanece vivo no coração de alguém, só vai para DEUS antes. PAZ do Senhor Deus PAVAROTTI.
I’ve looked for this clip for years, and particularly for what happens immediately after the second song, which is cut off here. The tonight show band, composed as it was of tough old jazz veterans, was on their feet, many with tears streaming down their faces.
When Suzanne Pleshette said that so many people thought she was born on the Bob Newhart show, I was thinking of how I used to think she was married to Dean Jones from all of the Disney movies that they made! Pavarotti standing with his hand on the piano made me flashback to Victor Borge. He would have told Pavarotti to not touch !!!☺😁
Dude! Ai Chihuahua, the video stopped before the song ended! Waaahhhh! Suzanne Pleshette in the birds was such a beauty. Even as a child watching Bob Newhart I thought she was hot and I was probably eight years old.
May the Lord Jesus Christ God and His Holy Ghost bless Mr Pavarotti for having the openness and honesty to say Who he believes in. It does not look as if it came from a place meant to impose on other people. I often wonder if people judge me when I say I am a follower of the Lord Jesus Christ, when what I seek to do is not to force anybody to know what I know. Above all, all I want to do is to openly say "Jesus Christ is the Lord and God, I serve Him and I follow Him". If my life or speech or anything I do happens to point someone to consider the Lord Jesus Christ and His life and His words I would consider it a high honour, but it is not I who accomplished something. May the Lord be praised!
A pity that this video ended in this way. Anyway it was a wonderful video the female actress was nice. And there are few celebreties that are so warm in their personalities. Maradona in football (socker) and Luciano Pavarotti, both superstars, they had somiliar personalities. Warm personalities that are rare among stars, and we miss them both so much. We love them both. And Pav what a beautiful voice! RIP both these stars.
LOVED and still do Pav and also both Suzanne (such beautiful eyes!) and, of course, Johnny. The clowns that do late nite today are just that. They are all terrible.
If only Pav had kept his weight under control he might still be with us today. Visceral fat is very very dangerous and leads to all kinds of health complications.
So late Night was as bad in 1981 as it is now in 2023, Good to know. Pavarotti is the exception with this one. Yet still painful to watch, outside of his voice.
Not a very big deal, I suppose, but I'd always pronounced Pavarotti's name as "Pava-RAH-ti." I'm assuming Carson's "Pava-ROH-ti" was actually the right pronunciation.
What a nice guy, a humble man with a heart of gold and a voice unsurpassed, absolutely beautiful. I miss you Luciano. Watching this made me sad and tears filled my eyes, how I miss this wonderful, great man. Rest well Luciano, you're in God's hands now.
He had a gift more rare than a great voice: the ability to spread joy and happiness wherever he went. In China, a crowd of children who had never heard of him followed him down the street. Caruso also had that gift.
Facts
He was born in Mòdena, twenty miles from where I live, Bologna. A true son of our Region, Emilia. A wonderful place to live, grow up, study, visit
What a beautiful voice of Luciano Pavarotti! I miss him! Rest In Peace, Luciano Pavarotti!, 😘😘
Absolutely amazing singing Angel💕🕊🌼😘🌹🎤🇮🇹🥰
Luciano Pavarotti was so humble. And His work with young singers made sure the art didn't die with him.
talent , hard-work and humility. Luciano is the Star of the people. ‘it’s a privilege’
Luciano Pavarotti, the best tenor of all times, we salute you
He was great, one of the greatest, but best is subjective. I find Jose Carreras' tone more pleasing to my ear.
@Barbara Sowak you should listen to carreras at his prime. His cancer and cancer treatment weakened his voice.
@@DoubleGauss There was once an Enrico Caruso.
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@@fifty9forty3 Oh Caruso, he was also the best tenor in his time
I saw Pavarotti six times in San Francisco, and it was my great honor to have met him four times. A very wonderful man
I just watched a documentary about Pavarotti on tv. By the end of it I was welling up a little because, as well as his incredible voice and talent, he had such a big heart and his smile at the end of a performance is full of blissful joy.
GOD MUST HAVE TOUCHED HIS THROAT AND BLESSED IT WHY HE SINGS LIKE AN ANGEL AND A VOICE FROM HEAVEN TO EARTH WITH PURE JOY FOR ALL OF US AND TO GOD'S GLORY
A VOICE OF HIS LIKE WE MAY NEVER HEAR AGAIN ONCE IN A LIFE TIME GIFT
In addition to his particular timbre of voice which makes him and will remain unique, his technique is truly impressive. Watch at 16.47 how his shirt vibrates on his chest. His whole body resonated and vibrated like a cathedral of sounds. He had other singers put their hands on his back and they felt the vibration of his whole body, which explains his power which seems so natural, but which required a lot of work to tame and master all the internal parts of his body, which are generally not controllable. That's why opera singers are real athletes and why they work a lot. It is also for this reason that amateurs should avoid performing with this kind of singing in TV shows because often they are not trained in these techniques. Luciano will forever remain an incomparable Master, even if many others are equally admirable.
Great analysis. Thanks 👍
NONE are equally admirable, none he is far above everyone else.
It was quite refreshing to see Johnny Carson show so much respect and honor to this great man.
Are there any words to describe Pavarotti? The greatest singer of the last hundred years. RIP Maestro.
yes no friend of tha IRS
Mario Lanza had a richer, much more nuanced voice, and no accent when singing in English.
@@alexvaliansky7707 well, to be fair, Lanza was born in the USA.
@@alexvaliansky7707 who cares, why is there always a guy like you that has to make it a contest
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Stfu already
"morbid obesity " come to mind
I miss all of Johnny Carson’s shows. He was professionally funny in every way!
Many shows of his on pluto TV!
Love how his love for his father just glowed from his eyes, so beautiful!
I knew his father,he was a simple and sweet man.
He died only 4 years after his father. They were unbelievably close, that loss - merely two years after his Mum - broke his heart.
Only thumbs up for Maestro Luciano Pavarotti 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💕👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💕💕💕💕🎂😘🥰🕊🥳🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃❤️😃🥰😘🎂💕❤️🎃Happy Birthday Maestro Luciano💕
He was very humble for such an enormous talent.
Pavoratti Was The Greatest.Opera Singer Of All Times!!!
@RobRivShowsLive01: Are you considering just tenors but all vocal types? JOAN SUTHERLAND was the best and Pavarotti agreed.
@@johnpickford4222And Joan Sutherland was Australia’s pride!!!
There were tenors before Pavarotti who were ALSO absolutely enthralling !!! Maestro Pavarotti was one of the greatest and most humble !!!! THAT is an accolade !
Caruso, Gigli, Del Monaco, Corelli, Di Stefano, Pavarotti
He is very good, but the greatest?! Have you ever listened to Andrea Bocelli?! If Pavoratti is the “greatest” Bocelli must be greater than “greatest”
Oh, I don’t know. I kinda like lennard Barnstine.
Best tenor ever. RIP❤️
Pavarotti had an amazing ability. He placed his voice through the top of his head qnd it was effortless 😊
Thank you .. Grande LUCIANO
Looking at him singing,it s so obvious that he loves it.
If he only knew how many millions he reached even after he passed on ❤ Maestro ❤
Here you hear the voice of LP in its prime. The easy flowing emission of tone, clarity of diction. He makes it look effortless. He studied seriously the technique. I heard him on 3 occasions. The recital at Covent Garden in 1977 I think it was, was an experience. He stayed and signed autographs till very late. Such great memories.
Suzanne had a beauty that could never fade. Stunning
La più bella voce di tutti i tempi
Oh I miss him and his style of classy adult humor! 🥰
loved this, thanks for the upload. Suzanne was a dream and Carson and Pavarotti's banter was really nice and genuine.
Amazing guy. Miss him. I think he was a little nervous going by his body language. So adorable.
With the great John Wustman at the piano! John Wustman was regarded as about the best there was as an accompanist. You see him many times on shows where Pavarotti sings. I got to attend a 2 week workshop for singers and accompanists at Valparaiso University (1986 or '87) and he was a blast to work with. He had a gift: no matter how much he criticized your singing, you couldn't help but smile and enjoy the being around him. He's 93 and still working!
⭐️Absolutely Classic 🌈I was 18 on this night ❤️
PAVAROTTI VOZ imortal do melhor tenor do mundo, puro talento, voz inigualável, ETERNO e IMORTAL TENOR, não vai existir outro com sua voz, carisma, alegria bondade como vc PAVAROTTI, pena que o vídeo não tenha legendas para o Brasil em português . PAVAROTTI ninguém morre enquanto permanece vivo no coração de alguém, só vai para DEUS antes. PAZ do Senhor Deus PAVAROTTI.
Fica com DEUS PAVAROTTI, saudades eternas PAVAROTTI.
What a gentleman, very missed!
i would have loved to see him and Jussi Bjorling together singing a duet in their primes. what a majestic sight it would have been.
What a charming guy. Pavoroti was a gem in every way! Carson was wonderful too. He showed consummate respect to Pav.
Suzanne...is wonderfull !
Pavarotti, el gran torrente cristalino. Una de las voces legendarias de la humanidad.
I’ve looked for this clip for years, and particularly for what happens immediately after the second song, which is cut off here. The tonight show band, composed as it was of tough old jazz veterans, was on their feet, many with tears streaming down their faces.
Carson had a humility the current ones don't. I miss it ...
Suzanne Pleshette was such a charming woman
Absolutely beautiful ⭐️❤️
@@depaola63 Suzanne was great in " The Birds ".
Hitchcock.
Oh, wonderful voice. Wonderful pianist. Wonderful Pavarotti!
Amazing,thank you
He was THE BEST voice of all time! ❤❤❤ And what a nice, humble man. ❤
When Suzanne Pleshette said that so many people thought she was born on the Bob Newhart show, I was thinking of how I used to think she was married to Dean Jones from all of the Disney movies that they made!
Pavarotti standing with his hand on the piano made me flashback to Victor Borge. He would have told Pavarotti to not touch !!!☺😁
Il Maestro!
He was, is and will always be the best .... on too what an honest, modest and kund person he was.... Luciano forever❤
Love how he kissed her hand....
A true gentleman.
Ladies man.....
@@mongoslade2325 Italian signore.
I agree, very classy and gentlemanly :)
Its too bad that we're not able to view the complete program. Really enjoy watching Johnny and miss seeing these shows.
Doc was great too ! ⭐️🎶❤️
Suzanne was hot in Bob Newhart, as an 18 year old I loved her....deeply.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
What a nice man.
Forty years ago now! Oct 2021
How could you stop in the middle of that!!!? Arrghhh.
Dude! Ai Chihuahua, the video stopped before the song ended! Waaahhhh! Suzanne Pleshette in the birds was such a beauty. Even as a child watching Bob Newhart I thought she was hot and I was probably eight years old.
Tan bello mi niño ,te quiero mucho
La voix du siècle
Ahh he was like idk so charming
I was about 10 months old at this time
Il maestro!
May the Lord Jesus Christ God and His Holy Ghost bless Mr Pavarotti for having the openness and honesty to say Who he believes in.
It does not look as if it came from a place meant to impose on other people.
I often wonder if people judge me when I say I am a follower of the Lord Jesus Christ, when what I seek to do is not to force anybody to know what I know. Above all, all I want to do is to openly say "Jesus Christ is the Lord and God, I serve Him and I follow Him".
If my life or speech or anything I do happens to point someone to consider the Lord Jesus Christ and His life and His words I would consider it a high honour, but it is not I who accomplished something.
May the Lord be praised!
He’s on top of the register (tone, note) the whole time, almost sharp. Just nerves :-).
It a tree falls n a forest and no one hears it, it still makes a sound, it's called sound waves,
A pity that this video ended in this way. Anyway it was a wonderful video the female actress was nice. And there are few celebreties that are so warm in their personalities. Maradona in football (socker) and Luciano Pavarotti, both superstars, they had somiliar personalities. Warm personalities that are rare among stars, and we miss them both so much. We love them both. And Pav what a beautiful voice! RIP both these stars.
And Jonnny Carson is in a class of its own.
Te amo mucho
Poor John Wustman, one of the most amazing vocal accompanists ever, and Pav just walks past him as of he wasn't there.
Suzanne’s a dream.
Her name was Suzanne Pleshette, no Plechette. Great upload.
Extremely lovely lady. My dad was crazy about her... He loved her “long” neck.
LOVED and still do Pav and also both Suzanne (such beautiful eyes!) and, of course, Johnny. The clowns that do late nite today are just that. They are all terrible.
Suzanne's last name is spelled Pleshette, isn't it? Anyway, she is wonderfully entertaining...
What was the wonderful piece he was singing when he was CUT OFF?!
Absolutely horrible to cut off videos before they are over ! ! !
He sings the shortest opera aria I know of. Maybe because the Suzanne segment was too long?
Why was the end cut short?
why is this incomplete?
I was -5 years old
So?
Off piste but I've never heard of the actress but she comes across as a real beauty.
Check out "The Birds". She is wonderful in it. Her best moments have only facial expression, no dialogue.
john never asked him about tha IRS
God bless America says panzerotti
Does anyone know the name of the second song Pavarotti sang?
www.rockol.it/testi/francesco-paolo-tosti-aprile-49925053
@@pitircas Thanks! It figures that it’s Tosti.
Holy hell is he sharp!!!
HELLWIGFAMILY - It's Pleshette, not Plechette. Look it up!
The piano is not tuned in comparison with Povarotti
16:55
16:00
Maybe the only other opera singer who can compare to Pavarotti in tone is Jussi Björling.
JOHNNY is shifty
If only Pav had kept his weight under control he might still be with us today. Visceral fat is very very dangerous and leads to all kinds of health complications.
Sottotitoli in italiano?
Don't you hate yourself for not being Italian??
Aida was too heavy a role for Pavarotti. He was a lyric tenor, not a spinto or a dramatic tenor.
cliched humbug....He sang it many times to enormous critical and public acclaim...his Celeste Aida alone was worth the ticket price.
yes had to sing many tenor songs to popularize it for non operatic audiences
Sono il figlio
Can anyone imagine any of the low iq late night shows putting an opera singer on these days? TV has degraded so far. it's terrible.
Pavarotti apenas entra en el sillón, se lo nota incómodo 😒
El pobre no le dieron un sillón un poquito más ancho pero ni modo se expresó sin fracaso jajaja
So late Night was as bad in 1981 as it is now in 2023, Good to know. Pavarotti is the exception with this one. Yet still painful to watch, outside of his voice.
Not a very big deal, I suppose, but I'd always pronounced Pavarotti's name as "Pava-RAH-ti." I'm assuming Carson's "Pava-ROH-ti" was actually the right pronunciation.
@@edmundpankau7749 wrong...listen to his own rendering.
Nope. Just typical lazy American disregard for correct pronunciation of foreign names.
Hé could lose a little weight
Like most big men ( not only singers) he was cursed with a body which added fat easily.
I forget where I heard this, but someone said: "Most opera singers who sing like birds eat like horses. And vice versa."
If he had lost some pounds, he would still be singing. Shouldn't have been that difficult I guess.
Weight loss wouldn't negate cancer, DA
@@CynthiaNye.6005 In fact it would reduce the risk to a good degree
He died of pancreatic cancer,which has nothing to do with his weight.
@@phyld6491 lol
Right. If he’d lost weight he would’ve survived pancreatic cancer and would “still be singing” now at the age of 84.
Johnny Carson was not funny, or charming. Or entertaining.
He’s on top of the register (tone, note) the whole time, almost sharp. Just nerves :-).