I'm SO GLAD you liked that! There was sure something special about his voice! I met him late in his life and was touched by his charm. After Fulton Burley passed away I got to produce a tribute to Fulton and I had Jay come to sing Too Ra Loo Ra. He was older and appeared frail. Sadly, he was suffering from dementia, and I was questioning whether I made a huge mistake in asking him to sing. Once he got up there and sang, it was flawless. Just beautiful. I don't think there was a dry eye in the house. He got a huge standing ovation, and that was the last time he sang in public.
Wow! So glad to learn about Mr. Meyer and see that clip from the Golden Horseshoe! He looked pretty much the same in the Horseshoe performance, except maybe he had a bit more color in his cheeks :)
It makes me happy that you're enjoying the videos and learning about these great people! And yes, Jay definitely had more color in his cheeks in the Horseshoe - lol!
Great video as always, Scott! I knew very little about Jay Meyer, so it was wonderful to learn so much about him through your artifacts and clips-but especially your memories. Priceless.
That bonus piece is priceless! Jay could bring a tear to my eyes with the clarity of his sweet voice. Thank you Scott for a bright moment in our day.
I'm SO GLAD you liked that! There was sure something special about his voice! I met him late in his life and was touched by his charm. After Fulton Burley passed away I got to produce a tribute to Fulton and I had Jay come to sing Too Ra Loo Ra. He was older and appeared frail. Sadly, he was suffering from dementia, and I was questioning whether I made a huge mistake in asking him to sing. Once he got up there and sang, it was flawless. Just beautiful. I don't think there was a dry eye in the house. He got a huge standing ovation, and that was the last time he sang in public.
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Wow! So glad to learn about Mr. Meyer and see that clip from the Golden Horseshoe! He looked pretty much the same in the Horseshoe performance, except maybe he had a bit more color in his cheeks :)
It makes me happy that you're enjoying the videos and learning about these great people! And yes, Jay definitely had more color in his cheeks in the Horseshoe - lol!
Great video as always, Scott! I knew very little about Jay Meyer, so it was wonderful to learn so much about him through your artifacts and clips-but especially your memories. Priceless.
Thank you so much, Jim! I'm so glad you enjoyed learning about Jay! Your comments mean so much to me!
Great video. I love learning about the behind the scenes stuff. Thanks for sharing.
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