GOD BLESS Dean Jones~~He 'Still HAD IT, after so many years!!' 💮 The VERY BEST 'Bobby' of ALL TIME!!! He will be missed....many Thanks for posting this...I appreciate it much 😆
This is the superb Dean Jones.Incredible.His rendition on the 1970 recording was that more poignant because he was going through a divorce. You could see and feel the hurt and passion and his expression at the end of the 1970 recording session says it all. His version from 1970 remains the best of all time. I first heard Barbara Streisand sing this which was lovely,until I discovered the original. I wish there was a version of Dean Jones only without the cast talking. They are really not needed. Rest in Peace.
Wow! Such profound, genuine emotion from a fabulous MALE singer! I only had come to expect THAT level of sweet emotional intensity from a woman's heart--Judy Garland comes immediately to mind. Isn't it wonderful how Dean Jones deep expressiveness continues to reach out and affect our lives in such an impactful way! Through all the decades since this performance was first put on tape.... awesome!
Dean Jones was magnificent! What an incredible - and important - gift it is to see the original Bobby giving the world (thank you, You'reGonnaLoveTomorrow) a - if not THE - definitive version of one of Stephen Sondheim's absolute greatest songs.
Superlative. Just as others may have been in "better" voice, Dean Jones, cast superbly here, in undisguised confessional mode as compared to that of others, good as they are, performing the song.
GOD BLESS Dean Jones~~He 'Still HAD IT, after so many years!!' 💮 The VERY BEST 'Bobby' of ALL TIME!!! He will be missed....many Thanks for posting this...I appreciate it much 😆
if ever a song needed a older voice it was this one and Dean had that voice thanks Dean RIP
This is the superb Dean Jones.Incredible.His rendition on the 1970 recording was that more poignant because he was going through a divorce. You could see and feel the hurt and passion and his expression at the end of the 1970 recording session says it all. His version from 1970 remains the best of all time. I first heard Barbara Streisand sing this which was lovely,until I discovered the original. I wish there was a version of Dean Jones only without the cast talking. They are really not needed. Rest in Peace.
Bravo! Dean was and will always be the definitive Bobby...
Wow! Such profound, genuine emotion from a fabulous MALE singer! I only had come to expect THAT level of sweet emotional intensity from a woman's heart--Judy Garland comes immediately to mind. Isn't it wonderful how Dean Jones deep expressiveness continues to reach out and affect our lives in such an impactful way! Through all the decades since this performance was first put on tape.... awesome!
This is amazing!!! He never lost it. He was amazing all around. Thank you so much for posting this!!!!!
Dean Jones was magnificent! What an incredible - and important - gift it is to see the original Bobby giving the world (thank you, You'reGonnaLoveTomorrow) a - if not THE - definitive version of one of Stephen Sondheim's absolute greatest songs.
Oh my goodness, thanks for posting.
Thank you for capturing this magic!
Bloody brilliant!
The only cast of one of the greatest shows ever
Thank you so much for this! i wish i could hear to dean jones sing every sondheim song ever written
Wow.
I guess that we all changed in fifteen years, some more than others, without realizing how much. Sad, isn't it.
23 years! 1970-1993
Gee, you have this complete musical ?!It is my favorite and I spent years searching for it and have never find! : '(
Superlative. Just as others may have been in "better" voice, Dean Jones, cast superbly here, in undisguised confessional mode as compared to that of others, good as they are, performing the song.
Want something !! .. wannt somthiing !!
My goodnes I didn't know he could sing , brilliant
A shame this was not recorded professionally. Seems like someone in the audience smuggled in a video recorder.
is there a fukk dvd of this?
I'm sorry but this belonged to Larry Kert
It didn’t. West Side Story, yes. This? Dean Jones. It hit me the very first time I saw him do the OBC recording!