Liza Minelli is so incredible.She was so around New York City when I was a kid.We went to see her in "The Act" and then saw her several times on the street and we'd say hello and she'd ALWAYS say "Hi,guys! What're ya doin?" My parents loved her and we did too.God Bless her talent always!
Liza, with a Z, I so loved you mama (still do), and love you too! You both have brought so much joy in be my life because of your willingness to share your gifts with the world!! I was born in 1948 so I grew up with your mom’s movies on TV and then all your shows and hers that were AWESOME! Thank you and may God bless you!
I, literally, grew up on the Liza with a Z soundtrack. The moment my mother pulled out of the driveway on her errands, I'd have that soundtrack blasting. I would perform that show over and over to my front window. I can't tell you for how many years I did that. Thank you, Ms Minnelli. You made me a star in my own mind.
I would bump into Liza at Starbucks. She was so nice. I was thinking she'd be a nightmare. Not the case. The third or fourth time we bumped into each other she said, "it's like a family here." LOVED THAT. You go Liza.
I was hanging out in the lobby of the Ziegfeld Theater in NYC in early summer 1987 at a pre-release screening of a film called "The Believers," waiting to buy popcorn. My fellow students were seated waiting for the film to start. She was dressed in black pants and a shirt and looked great. In NYC, you don't bother celebs if you run into them. But the vibe she gave off was just a genuinely nice person waiting for someone to join her.
@@patrickoconnell8847 I live on the upper west side and remember when fan girls would try to approach Elaine Stritch on the street. I was with my Mom and said Mom watch this and these two boys were falling all over her and she was moving fast she turned looked at them and said fuck off!!!! I died it was Elaine stretch perfection!!
Liza is the best ever. I listen to her every day. I have also seen her in person. I liked Judy Garland, Ethel Merman - and that's about it. Oh, and Lorna also sings well. Tremendous trio, Judy, Liza, and Lorna.
"Liza With a Z" came out in 1972, which was 16 years previous to this performance. It's great to see how Liza kept up her stage presence and wonderful sense of humor. All best wishes to her now in her later years. Take care of yourself, baby.
Anyone who has any interest in sheer talent and decades of performances HAS to celebrate Ms. Minelli's artistry. Does she has Momma's technical voice talent? Maybe not, as Judy Garland was a once in a lifetime angel who enriched our lives with her "pipes". BUT, Ms. Minelli -- without question in her many stage performances -- is at the very least equal to Judy. Sheer, unquestionable joy, as Ms. Minelli has a genius for creating a narrative/character. And all of the "Minelli-community" are blessed to be nourished even to this day for all she has given us.
I saw her 1998/1999 in Minnelli on Minnelli on Broadway. The show focuses on songs from movies directed by her father, Vincent Minnelli. Hence the title.
Eine beeindruckende Bühnenpräsenz, ein echter Entertainer und so lustig... Ich liebe es, wie sie sich selbst nicht so ernst nimmt. Diese Mimik! Ich hätte sie so gerne einmal live gesehen... Leider bin ich etwas zu spät dran. Solche Künstler gibt es heute wohl kaum noch
It Hit Me. Liza Sang this and I felt I was Watching Jimmy Durante. But I think she was 100%. But this is a Classic Jimmy Durant tune. IDK. I was just amazed at her performance
I mistakenly thought this was going to be the song from the 1957 film FUNNY FACE but that song is called,”Clap Yo Hands” Kay Thompson sang it with Fred Astaire. Kay Thompson was Judy Garland’s best friend and she escorted Liza, Lorna & Joe to their mother’s funeral.
Agree totally with everyone who says you absolutely have to watch Cabaret (the movie). Liza and Joel Grey are phenomenal. However, Lesa started singing with her mother when she was just a tiny little tot. She appeared in the 2022 Oscars along with Lady Gaga. One of my favorite songs she did was “Ring Them Bells”.
My take is different. A great friend surprised me with tickets to see her concert/show live. Okay, okay, until she gets to this number Ring Them Bells. She's in loud voice, and Halston tights, to make her legs look proportionate. She's dancing around and towards the end of the song she does a series of high kicks, high high-kicks. As a show dancer, I know how difficult it can be to do a series of those Rockette kicks. THEY have to hold on to each other, you need more air that usual. Liza with a Z does those high kicks for all she's worth, taking in extra air while simultaneously blowing out extra song. And her voice never quavers. Loud as ever. She's amazing. No extra air needed by this girl. It ain't fittin, Mammy says. It just ain't fittin. Not with me, either, Mammy. Years later, in New York, in The New York Times, it was revealed that her live Broadway performances are "helped along" with recordings played over the Sound System. It must be said that one impact Miss Minnelli had on Broadway, is that she took the standard $18.75 best orchestra seat tickets, raised them for "The Act," charging $25 per ticket. All things considered, THAT was a big jump. She sent prices for Broadway shows to a new level. I saw the show, a supper-club-on-a-boat thingy, with little scenery And Liza with no understudy (she was known to miss performances). "The Act" was all an act. For these gouged prices, the audience got ......a tape recording. Tacky. Do you think Mama's fans ever got less than authentic Judy Garland? Think again. That lady was a pro?
The inspiration for this song sounds far-fetched but a few years ago there was a story in the news about a gal who got tired of the bar scene and decided to try her luck with the online dating services instead. She started looking all the guys' photos over and suddenly hit one that really appealed to her. Not knowing where he lived - figuring he lived a thousand miles away or more - she dropped him an email outlining her interest in him. To her surprise he responded almost immediately to her. They started "chatting" electronically. She then mentioned she lived in Des Moines. Where was he located? Des Moines. Really? What side of town? West side. Me, too. Are you close to the (whatever) apartment complex? Sure am, I know right where that is. Cool! How close are you, anyway? I live there. No kidding? Wow! What building? Building B. ..........uh, me, too.........what floor? Fourth floor. You're joking! What's your apartment number? 414. I don't believe it............I'm 412! With that she knocked on the wall between the apartments. He knocked back. They then both opened the doors to the hallway and, yep, they lived right next door to each other. They had actually been living next door to each other for years but because they worked different shifts they had never even seen each other. Upshot of the email exchange was they eventually were happily married. True story.
Liza Minelli is so incredible.She was so around New York City when I was a kid.We went to see her in "The Act" and then saw her several times on the street and we'd say hello and she'd ALWAYS say "Hi,guys! What're ya doin?" My parents loved her and we did too.God Bless her talent always!
I also saw that wonderful play, THE ACT is still my favorite Broadway show in NYC !!!!
WAS! she ain't no more!
@@darrinhauxwell5315 At least she did unlike someone whose self importance is woven into the nothingness of an obscure comment section.
Get with it...she was acting.😢
Love Liza
Liza always her audiences 1000%. She was a true showman, one of the last.
Never tire of watching Liza perform this song. Classic Liza/Kander&Ebb. Genius!
No performer can sing this style of fun songs with deep loving meaning solo! She is every Musical,Broadway show,Movie, Club act rolled into one!
Liza, with a Z, I so loved you mama (still do), and love you too! You both have brought so much joy in be my life because of your willingness to share your gifts with the world!! I was born in 1948 so I grew up with your mom’s movies on TV and then all your shows and hers that were AWESOME! Thank you and may God bless you!
Even her voice itself sounds like her mama. Everything about her is her mama Judy. I luv Liza
Just STOP. Liza DOES NOT sound like Judy.
I, literally, grew up on the Liza with a Z soundtrack. The moment my mother pulled out of the driveway on her errands, I'd have that soundtrack blasting. I would perform that show over and over to my front window. I can't tell you for how many years I did that. Thank you, Ms Minnelli. You made me a star in my own mind.
What a talent! What a performer! What a gift to us! Love you, Liza! 💕
One of the greatest entertainers of my lifetime. You've brought so much joy to so many. I hope you know how much you're loved and cherished.
I would bump into Liza at Starbucks. She was so nice. I was thinking she'd be a nightmare. Not the case. The third or fourth time we bumped into each other she said, "it's like a family here." LOVED THAT. You go Liza.
Was that when she lived in New York?
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You caught her on a good day. She's brutal.
I was hanging out in the lobby of the Ziegfeld Theater in NYC in early summer 1987 at a pre-release screening of a film called "The Believers," waiting to buy popcorn. My fellow students were seated waiting for the film to start. She was dressed in black pants and a shirt and looked great. In NYC, you don't bother celebs if you run into them. But the vibe she gave off was just a genuinely nice person waiting for someone to join her.
@@patrickoconnell8847 I live on the upper west side and remember when fan girls would try to approach Elaine Stritch on the street. I was with my Mom and said Mom watch this and these two boys were falling all over her and she was moving fast she turned looked at them and said fuck off!!!! I died it was Elaine stretch perfection!!
that's how you do it. what a performer. Sends shivers down your spine the performance is so brilliant xx
Shivers down my spine, yes ne also
Great entertainer. I could listen to this for ever. Class act. To those that gave it a thumbs down I feel sorry for.
She look good in them glasses, the crowd was laughing til she put em on like, "DAMN"😂😂
Saw her perform live; she was the most phenomenal entertainer I have ever seen!
Me too. I was out of my seat after almost every song. AMAZING.
Of course she was. She is Liza with a "Z".
Me too, she is my favorite, and I have seen her live 3, 4 times! Love her!
Nobody fills a stage better than Liza! She's so fabulous! ❤️
Liza is the best ever. I listen to her every day. I have also seen her in person. I liked Judy Garland, Ethel Merman - and that's about it. Oh, and Lorna also sings well. Tremendous trio, Judy, Liza, and Lorna.
"Liza With a Z" came out in 1972, which was 16 years previous to this performance.
It's great to see how Liza kept up her stage presence and wonderful sense of humor.
All best wishes to her now in her later years. Take care of yourself, baby.
Anyone who has any interest in sheer talent and decades of performances HAS to celebrate Ms. Minelli's artistry. Does she has Momma's technical voice talent? Maybe not, as Judy Garland was a once in a lifetime angel who enriched our lives with her "pipes". BUT, Ms. Minelli -- without question in her many stage performances -- is at the very least equal to Judy. Sheer, unquestionable joy, as Ms. Minelli has a genius for creating a narrative/character. And all of the "Minelli-community" are blessed to be nourished even to this day for all she has given us.
My mum played this all the time when I was growing up , losing her now , it will be blasting out at the crematorium.
You can never get tired of watching the greatest female entertainer,liza with a z
I saw her 1998/1999 in Minnelli on Minnelli on Broadway. The show focuses on songs from movies directed by her father, Vincent Minnelli. Hence the title.
wow, the greatest performer of our age
Ok, you didn't just type that....
Well Maybe🙄 !????! NOT THE GREATEST !!. BUT 💪💪💪!CERTENTLY!👍👍 ONE !!!... OF THEM !!!!!
Liza was ome of a kind and each performance is an unforgettable treasure
Phenomenal, iconic performer. I’m so beyond proud to have met her twice at her stunning upper west apartment and to have worked with this Icon. ❤️❤️❤️
I'm so jealous. you are so lucky to have met her and worked with her, she's a one off and comes across as a wonderful person
ýour lucky indeed!
such a national treasure!!!!
I've always adored Liza. She has personality plus it seems with talent. Plus she's cute
Eine beeindruckende Bühnenpräsenz, ein echter Entertainer und so lustig... Ich liebe es, wie sie sich selbst nicht so ernst nimmt. Diese Mimik! Ich hätte sie so gerne einmal live gesehen... Leider bin ich etwas zu spät dran. Solche Künstler gibt es heute wohl kaum noch
Born to perform! Brilliant!
Lisa is the best yet....I love singing her songs fron " Cabaret."
It's Liza with a z not Lisa with an s !
Masterful show drumming by a master show drummer, the late Bill LaVorgna. He was her mama's drummer too.
I just think she is such a great entertainer. I love her wish I could meet her. Xx
This hits different at 33.
Doesn't get any better.
She’s so pretty 😍
The Gold and The Ultimate Performer!! Oh LIZA! Love, Love, Love. YOU!!!!
Liza Minnelli is the full package. She can literally do everything. The only person in history who could do better was her mom, lol.
This is a hard song to perform. I tip my hat to Liza. Girl you ROCK.
Minden produkciójában TÚLJÁTSZA MAGÁT...Az édesanyja természetes volt.... és jó. L.M. idegesítő
Just saw Judy....a very bittersweet movie on her life but gotta say Liza was 10 times more exciting as a performer.
This Halston is stunning
I used to have this album. I played it so much that I ripped it. This is Liza at her best.
Found the sheet music! Singing this at an upcoming cabaret - so fun!
Love it. Ring them bells.
Oh my she is gorgeous
JUST F ________N AMAZING
Great showoman adorable
First performed this song with Petrina Johnson on the ships. Loved it from then on. Liza is just sensational.
Love her !!!
What a story!!!!
It Hit Me. Liza Sang this and I felt I was Watching Jimmy Durante. But I think she was 100%. But this is a Classic Jimmy Durant tune. IDK. I was just amazed at her performance
Love watching Liza!
I Like Liza !
Mi máximo pocas como ella 😘😘👏👏👏👏👏
Brilliant!
bryan cavin x.
Love this! ♥️
es única, ella sola llena el escenario . divina, que seria de nosotros si no tuviesemos estos artistas, gracias Liza por hacernos la vida tan bonita.
She’s so amazing! ❤❤❤
Meravigliosa Liza ❤️❤️❤️
Wanderful!!!!!!!❤
She was wonderful. What a mood of Mad Euphoria she could generatr!
She still is wonderful!
Liza is a treasure
I mistakenly thought this was going to be the song from the 1957 film FUNNY FACE but that song is called,”Clap Yo Hands” Kay Thompson sang it with Fred Astaire. Kay Thompson was Judy Garland’s best friend and she escorted Liza, Lorna & Joe to their mother’s funeral.
Liz Marks from Richmond Virginia sang this song. Also the New Virginians from Virginia Tech.
The Halston is exquisite !
Agree totally with everyone who says you absolutely have to watch Cabaret (the movie). Liza and Joel Grey are phenomenal. However, Lesa started singing with her mother when she was just a tiny little tot. She appeared in the 2022 Oscars along with Lady Gaga. One of my favorite songs she did was “Ring Them Bells”.
Bravo 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
And i'm so laughing😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The best xxxx
Liza je t' aime
Es una gran mujer, ejemplo para muchas de las mujeres del mundo.
sehr schwungvoll
If you have never seen Liza sing "Arthur in the Afternoon," do yourself a favor and search it. It is on a par with this song! ❤
Who could pretend after all this that Hollywood does not start on Broadway?
Love kindness message
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Saw her in 1973 Liza with a Z concert...just like the Liza with a Z videos! She wore the same costumes
new friend po from Ayaay ti biag
With frank and Sammy
WOW ??!!!!!
This is from this incredible sold out concert in Carnegy Hall?
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
What a babe
🙏💚🌹
She is so like her mother on stage
Hi KEAGAN
I like love life
New York was written for her; not Frank Sinatra.....
Frank Sinatra NEVER LIVED in New York!
I think Deborah Vance's character in Hacks is inspired by Liza.
My take is different. A great friend surprised me with tickets to see her concert/show live. Okay, okay, until she gets to this number Ring Them Bells. She's in loud voice, and Halston tights, to make her legs look proportionate. She's dancing around and towards the end of the song she does a series of high kicks, high high-kicks. As a show dancer, I know how difficult it can be to do a series of those Rockette kicks. THEY have to hold on to each other, you need more air that usual. Liza with a Z does those high kicks for all she's worth, taking in extra air while simultaneously blowing out extra song. And her voice never quavers. Loud as ever. She's amazing. No extra air needed by this girl. It ain't fittin, Mammy says. It just ain't fittin. Not with me, either, Mammy. Years later, in New York, in The New York Times, it was revealed that her live Broadway performances are "helped along" with recordings played over the Sound System. It must be said that one impact Miss Minnelli had on Broadway, is that she took the standard $18.75 best orchestra seat tickets, raised them for "The Act," charging $25 per ticket. All things considered, THAT was a big jump. She sent prices for Broadway shows to a new level. I saw the show, a supper-club-on-a-boat thingy, with little scenery And Liza with no understudy (she was known to miss performances). "The Act" was all an act. For these gouged prices, the audience got ......a tape recording. Tacky. Do you think Mama's fans ever got less than authentic Judy Garland? Think again. That lady was a pro?
The inspiration for this song sounds far-fetched but a few years ago there was a story in the news about a gal who got tired of the bar scene and decided to try her luck with the online dating services instead. She started looking all the guys' photos over and suddenly hit one that really appealed to her. Not knowing where he lived - figuring he lived a thousand miles away or more - she dropped him an email outlining her interest in him.
To her surprise he responded almost immediately to her. They started "chatting" electronically. She then mentioned she lived in Des Moines. Where was he located? Des Moines. Really? What side of town? West side. Me, too. Are you close to the (whatever) apartment complex? Sure am, I know right where that is. Cool! How close are you, anyway? I live there. No kidding? Wow! What building? Building B. ..........uh, me, too.........what floor? Fourth floor. You're joking! What's your apartment number? 414. I don't believe it............I'm 412!
With that she knocked on the wall between the apartments. He knocked back. They then both opened the doors to the hallway and, yep, they lived right next door to each other. They had actually been living next door to each other for years but because they worked different shifts they had never even seen each other.
Upshot of the email exchange was they eventually were happily married.
True story.
I'll give my Gmail
I’m h hipe
Turn back yo to Wosse
The Lauras back
I've heard her do this performance way better than this.
This is too gay for my husband.. but not for me 😂 God Bless Liza with a Z
Well she dresses nice anyway...
Yawn.
What concert is this from?
+Jeffrey Marchetti Carnegie Hall?
Detroit, 1988, Fox Theater with Sammy Davis and Frank Sinatra
Jeffrey Marchetti
From the ultimate concert with Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr and liza
I thought it was the memorable New Orleans concert of 1981, but she did not sing this one. However she was dressed exactly the same!
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