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Liberace - "Gershwin Medley" (1985) - MDA Telethon 

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Check out Liberace as he performs a Gershwin medley during the 1985 MDA Labor Day Telethon! This is a Liberace performance that will make your keys tingle!
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@chrispnw2547
@chrispnw2547 Год назад
Those who mock Liberace for his over-the-top persona fail to appreciate he introduced many to the arts and classical music by making music approachable and not coming off elitist. In so many ways he kept the classics alive and relevant to a broad audience. Very few people know how to harness their charisma as he did over the decades.
@HolaSoyPedro2
@HolaSoyPedro2 Год назад
Liberace no tocaba musica classica en sus recitales. esta musica que toca se lama Rhapsody in Blue y es una musica popular ( jazz). El estilo de piano que tiene es de esa época, con muchos arpegias y escalas, ahora el estilo de los buenos pianistas hoy en dia es el ragtime combinado con musica balada y del rock de los 80, 90. saludos
@emic621
@emic621 Год назад
I appreciate his showmanship!
@noticiasverdaderas3222
@noticiasverdaderas3222 Год назад
He was very humble even with all his money and he was materialisticly very talented!
@sjspak
@sjspak Год назад
I agree. I remember watching him on PBS a few times. The piano by nature isn't as flashy as the guitar, drums, etc. I played the piano for 10+ yrs. and didn't really like it due to the artistic side of it - I'm mostly left-brained. Liberace probably took that part to an extreme but certainly made the performance entertaining. I remember our piano teacher got angry when a student played jazz after our recital. imo -that's- elitist.
@James.G.Ireland
@James.G.Ireland Год назад
Those people waste their own time and energy as he didn't give a boo what the mockers had to say
@amazingcato5315
@amazingcato5315 Год назад
I'm always amazed that he can play so well despite wearing several large gaudy rings. Their combined weight can't be trivial.
@DreamseedVR
@DreamseedVR 5 месяцев назад
As a person who uses their hands for many dexturous performing art skills. I think he probably wore them very often and they became invisible to him
@albertpeterson5585
@albertpeterson5585 5 месяцев назад
..this is the same outfit he wore for his appearance on Johnny carson; the coat weighs 25-30 pounds alone. (Lee said it was one of the lighter ones.)
@kevinmalone3210
@kevinmalone3210 4 месяца назад
His fingers were strong enough to carry the weight.
@billmkyzl933
@billmkyzl933 3 месяца назад
When asked how he plays with all those rings he said very well
@melatomic
@melatomic 6 дней назад
His teacher made him play with lead weights during practice, for strength and dexterity. He said he felt light fingered and “flighty” with out the rings.
@1963Austria
@1963Austria 3 месяца назад
For that class of music, Liberace could not be out done. Played by ear, did not have to read music, what a talent.
@ms.annthrope415
@ms.annthrope415 7 дней назад
All concert pianists can play without notes. In fact they can play an entire concertos without notes. If you really want to see virtuoso piano playing just RU-vid Yuja Wang, Valentina Lisitsa (who played Rachmaninoff's 2nd and 3rd Paino Concerto without an orchestra or music!), Khatia Buniatishvilli, Olga Kern. Liberace had classical piano lessons as a kid but found he could make a lot more money catering to blue haired women. He could make mistakes and not be called out. He never competed against the best classical pianists or in any classical recitals. He made schmaltz, loads of schmaltz of very little artistic merit.
@ImaginaryEvil
@ImaginaryEvil 4 дня назад
That's not to say he couldn't read music though, he could read fluently
@rjdoyle6983
@rjdoyle6983 Год назад
Always a nice Tribute. His custom SD 10 Rhinestone Piano is currently owned by the Liberace Foundation. It is used rarely, the last public appearance was in 2021 when Lady Gaga was allowed to use it for her Las Vegas concert. It had fallen into some dis-repair, and was rebuilt in 2019 for the Grammy' Awards by Family Music Center in Las Vegas. It last published known place is the Liberace Garage on Dean Martin Drive, which is open to the public . Some background, standard Baldwin SD10 weighs approximately 1000 lbs. His was 1700 pounds (not counting the acrylic top) mostly due to the over 80,000 genuine Australian Rhinestones. When Baldwin Sold to Gibson they took ownership of it. It was in the Piano Mill in Rockland Massachusetts on display for years, and returned to the foundation. It's "book" value is approximately $500-$750 thousand dollars. If it were ever put up for sale I am sure it would be much much more for it (and be in my living room LOL) It is fabulous to play. I am not sure if they allow it to be played. I played it while it was in his museum. At that time the voicing was for his incredible force and strength of his fingers. I am not sure if the rebuild changed some of that. I own his 1909 Vintage Baldwin Grand. It's another remarkable instrument from America's finest piano Manufacturer. Thanks for checking in Bob
@mikelamatria3610
@mikelamatria3610 2 месяца назад
😮😮😮😮😮❤❤❤❤❤
@melatomic
@melatomic 6 дней назад
Dear Bob. Thanks for sharing your experience and brilliant story. Austrian or Australian rhinestones?❤
@leokimvideo
@leokimvideo 2 года назад
I'm hot just looking at the way he's dressed. A class act like no other performer. A man who invented true showmanship. Even has glitter in his hair.
@karolm4045
@karolm4045 Год назад
He put glitter in his hair before it cool!🤗
@SaSouthSide210
@SaSouthSide210 Год назад
@@karolm4045 the best tupees money can buy !
@butchdugan
@butchdugan 8 месяцев назад
He was a walking jewelry store!
@basslinejoe7546
@basslinejoe7546 13 дней назад
@@butchdugan❤
@virginiagorski1932
@virginiagorski1932 3 месяца назад
I am 85 and I come from a generation that was mesmerized by Liberace. I was 12 and he was my introduction to classical music. He will always be beloved by my contemporaries. 💕💕
@jgionti3
@jgionti3 10 месяцев назад
I would give anything to go back in time and witness this genius perform. The very best. What a showman. RIP Liberace
@ms.annthrope415
@ms.annthrope415 7 дней назад
I would go back to watch Rachmaninoff play his own piano concerts.
@DGonz-dr1fl
@DGonz-dr1fl 3 года назад
I saw Liberace in concert 19 times and played this very piano when it was at his museum in Las Vegas. :-) G!
@neffdog564
@neffdog564 2 года назад
That museum is closed now. I’m only here because of pawn stars
@dawnemerson3604
@dawnemerson3604 2 года назад
So cool!
@rufus5208
@rufus5208 2 года назад
You're the GOAT
@joseph_b319
@joseph_b319 9 месяцев назад
I was born in 1980. After school i would go to my grandmother house cause my mom was at work. My Grandmother loved Liberace, i hated watching him. Now as an adult i see this guy is the baddest F-ing piano player ever. Its amazing seeing things now through adult eyes.
@MrDavey2010
@MrDavey2010 3 года назад
What a showman! What a performer! What a talent! They will never be another Liberace.
@francisbrasher7045
@francisbrasher7045 2 года назад
Your so right. Saw him in Vegas many times.
@kevinmalone3210
@kevinmalone3210 4 месяца назад
​@@francisbrasher7045He always packed em in during his shows in Vegas. That's saying alot right there about his talent.
@ms.annthrope415
@ms.annthrope415 7 дней назад
Thank God.
@dariaschooler
@dariaschooler Год назад
Liberace was from Wisconsin. He started performing in Chicago. My mom and her family knew him and were very fond of him. He was authentically kind and generous with his audience. His talent was amazing and was inspiring. Rarely are such hard working perfectionists so genuinely joyful.
@jamesburns2232
@jamesburns2232 Год назад
My mom was from Oshkosh, WI. She loved watching Liberace and always tuned into his shows on TV.
@donnaciaccio2580
@donnaciaccio2580 Год назад
There's not one reason for criticism of this man. He was a kind and gentle man.
@modickens1272
@modickens1272 Год назад
I agree, but people try to diminish his talent simply because he was a notorious butt bandit.
@albertpeterson5585
@albertpeterson5585 10 месяцев назад
...he did deck Marlon Brando once for making comments like that about him in public.
@totallyfrozen
@totallyfrozen 5 месяцев назад
@@modickens1272 “Butt bandit”? How old are you? 🙄
@marshallbates4875
@marshallbates4875 2 месяца назад
He was a devout Catholic.. He was a sweet and kind person.. I don’t care what he did in the privacy of his own bedroom.. He was classy! Flamboyant?? Yeah, but he was old school, and you didn’t talk about your bedroom stuff in public!
@frankmarter6845
@frankmarter6845 11 месяцев назад
I knew him for 25 years. He was the best at what he did. He parlayed his piano and costumes into millions which he enjoyed spending lavishly. No one enjoyed their money more than he did.
@liamsandal6360
@liamsandal6360 Месяц назад
You knew him personally?
@EthikosResearch
@EthikosResearch 7 месяцев назад
The GOAT and the highest paid entertainer in the world for 30 consecutive years!
@ms.annthrope415
@ms.annthrope415 7 дней назад
Well, Keeping up with the Kardashians drew more viewers than PBS Ken Burns special. Does that mean Kardashians are more informative and worth seeing than PBS Ken Burns? A garbage rapper draws more people than the winner of thr Van aclibern Piano Competition. Does tbat make rapping more artistic than a true classical pianist? McDonald's seels more "beef" than Peter Lugar's steaks. Would you rather Hage a Big Mac or a porterhouse from Peter Lugar's?
@keltus_warrior6491
@keltus_warrior6491 4 года назад
At home while growing up, Liberace was a common feature on television.
@thomascefalo938
@thomascefalo938 Год назад
His playing is separated from others in that he had such STYLE when playing!!
@stellertonybeller1972
@stellertonybeller1972 2 года назад
used to watch the MDA telethons all weekend .....it was the highlight of the year having all the stars come out for a good cause . ....miss those days .
@hilaryapril7043
@hilaryapril7043 Год назад
So do i...hardly slept didn't want to miss anything
@basslinejoe7546
@basslinejoe7546 13 дней назад
We were quite fortunate with just 13 working channels on tv, but when the MDA came on. Hehehe I stayed awake just to watch all the talented musicians I was way too young to see live. 😂
@user-rr4rw1wp4m
@user-rr4rw1wp4m 2 месяца назад
Liberace brought the classics to the masses.
@ms.annthrope415
@ms.annthrope415 7 дней назад
He brought schmaltz to the masses, much like Andre Rieu, and his vulgar extravaganza schlock.
@barryjacobs8524
@barryjacobs8524 3 года назад
Makes me sad because he has only two years for us to see him ever again and I’m very sad that he will be gone and his beautiful hands and showmanship will never see the likes of him again. RIP.
@melatomic
@melatomic 6 дней назад
That made me cry reading this. I’m sad too. But we were lucky we had him.
@joeburgess8774
@joeburgess8774 Год назад
That was played so well that even if a mistake was made you wouldn't have noticed. What a talent!
@timokautto7349
@timokautto7349 Год назад
What can I say - a genius.
@ChannelMaster720
@ChannelMaster720 3 года назад
This Gershwin Medley played by Liberace in 1985 is holding its own in 2021! Liberace was such a glamourous showman! Not only was his piano playing out of this world, so was his style of fashion. I looked forward to seeing him and what he would bring to the stage. Loved Him! . .SYLVIA
@beverlydavis503
@beverlydavis503 2 года назад
Miss that TALENT in the performers of T V today.
@user-nx7tk4qo6e
@user-nx7tk4qo6e 2 года назад
このゴージャスな舞台を2022年の今RU-vidで見られる幸せ( ´˘` )💞
@karolm4045
@karolm4045 Год назад
So very true, Sylvia!
@karolm4045
@karolm4045 Год назад
@@beverlydavis503 Yes, I do too as well, Beverly.😊
@markarnold8014
@markarnold8014 4 года назад
Bravo, Maestro......Rest in Peace
@charleenfrankie4616
@charleenfrankie4616 Год назад
Liberace could pull this off without envy because of the GENIUS pianist that he was. Without a doubt he played piano like no other and have always loved all his music and especially Piano Concerto #1. Even with large gawdy rings, played without missing a beat or a note.
@fredkaplan9720
@fredkaplan9720 3 месяца назад
The Greatest Piano Player In The World. A Real Gentleman
@ms.annthrope415
@ms.annthrope415 7 дней назад
The flashiest piano player in the world. Certainly not the greatest.
@princeharming8963
@princeharming8963 Год назад
Simply the best .. at what he did. He was the universal ambassador of Joy. It followed him wherever he went.
@albertpeterson5585
@albertpeterson5585 11 месяцев назад
....the silence of the audience; such respect.
@ms.annthrope415
@ms.annthrope415 7 дней назад
Bowled over with schlock. The Hoi polloi over awed with glitter and no substance.
@ellidalgar1768
@ellidalgar1768 4 года назад
He was a wonderful entertainer. Saw his show in person many tears ago. He had a wonderful sense of humor too.
@gigitalavera40
@gigitalavera40 3 года назад
O Pp O Ok look
@wattage2007
@wattage2007 2 месяца назад
I heard one time after having a show panned by critics, he announced the following night the reviews had him in tears, crying all the way to the bank 🤣
@nancysloan3731
@nancysloan3731 Год назад
Liberace was amazing as a showman, performer, and great pianist. No wonder he was so popular in his day.
@remymermay4813
@remymermay4813 Год назад
Tears are falling... not because of what he is playing, but how he's playing it... so many emotions, tenderness, passion... a genius! He transports more emotions through his fingers on a piano than every word, picture, text could ever say.
@princeharming8963
@princeharming8963 Год назад
YES!
@kathryngriegoloslunas915
@kathryngriegoloslunas915 Год назад
😭I loved him got to spend some quality time knowing who the real Liberace was. I may be the only female girl that has seen him in his fruit of the loom underpants costumes . I worked with him in a unique way ...way Stories no one has heard. It was a beautiful kind person inside and out. He never drank so he'd have his champagne sent to my room, instead of just leaving it there. I can hear his voice like yesterday.
@kathryngriegoloslunas915
@kathryngriegoloslunas915 Год назад
Each ring he wore where gifts to him.
@user-tu6rp6bn5n
@user-tu6rp6bn5n 5 месяцев назад
I'm sure he is playing the piano in heaven 🎉🎉🎉
@michaelmanger8640
@michaelmanger8640 4 месяца назад
Liberace didn't play the piano. He danced with his beloved friend! ✌🏽❤️🎶🇦🇺
@ms.annthrope415
@ms.annthrope415 7 дней назад
He didnt play the piano. He played the skin flute. 😅
@cherylreed1575
@cherylreed1575 4 года назад
He was a child prodigy..I could never play like that! What a gift♥️
@LA_ILAH_ILA_YAHU
@LA_ILAH_ILA_YAHU 8 месяцев назад
Why not, they're just keys. Piano is the easiest instrument to master
@kevinmalone3210
@kevinmalone3210 4 месяца назад
​@@LA_ILAH_ILA_YAHUUmm, no. It's not the easiest instrument to master. Like most any musical instrument, it takes years of hard work, practice to master any instrument. Even then, not everyone can do it because they lack the ability. Try playing the piano like Liberace did.
@emilymatt9999
@emilymatt9999 4 года назад
Even his hair had glitz and sparkle..super pimp!!..I was like 5 when he died.. Liberace was a household name in the early/mid eighties..love watching him play
@varietyguy
@varietyguy Год назад
Eighties? Liberace was a household name in the mid 1950s. Didn’t you research him and perform your diligence? He loved George Gershwin.
@melatomic
@melatomic 6 дней назад
lol - Liberace was a household name in the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s,…and even though he passed near on 4 decades ago, I say he’s still a legend.
@emilymatt9999
@emilymatt9999 6 дней назад
@@varietyguy YOU TALKIN' TO ME IN THAT TONE???...I THINK NOT
@ta7077
@ta7077 Год назад
What an amazing performer, and a true legend of music!
@robertovens9372
@robertovens9372 4 года назад
Untouchable! absolute genius!
@LoverOFhopeANDcompassion
@LoverOFhopeANDcompassion 3 года назад
Take me several lifetimes to learn this one gershin work mindboggling the discipline drive a piano saint
@bobbywimsy6741
@bobbywimsy6741 3 года назад
Yes: Lee tickled the ivories like an angel: an energetic, gentle, effortless, sweet spirited angel. Imagine a concert in Heaven, and Lee playing for us- and God.
@ssnoc
@ssnoc Год назад
He was one of a kind - An incredible entertainer and fine pianist - and a genuinely nice person 🙏👏👏
@albertpeterson5585
@albertpeterson5585 Год назад
Full list of the songs in this performance: Rhapsody in Blue Embraceable You Suwanee The Man I Love Fascinating Rhythm Who Could Ask For Anything More Rhapsody in Blue (reprise) The Man I Love (reprise) Rhapsody in Blue (finale) ...this is the same performance used in the show he used to do at the Las Vegas Hilton, and with the London Philharmonic.
@GandalfGreyhame3
@GandalfGreyhame3 2 года назад
This man LIVED!
@gailwebb9619
@gailwebb9619 2 года назад
Always loved him....watched his show on TV....what a talent he was ! RIP!
@rjdoyle6983
@rjdoyle6983 3 года назад
Such a rare glimpse into my fiends love of music, love of people, and love of pure entertainment. This particular performance is one of the few where you get to actually see the virtuosity he had for the keyboard. "Know, understand and execute on the scales and arpeggios." he would say to me. No other performer in the world was able to blend all of that talent. There are several versions of the exact same melody, however this version demonstrates that above the mere talent. was a man who loved making that instrument sing. Very little orchestral background. He just LOVED doing what he did best. There will be no other, and how lucky are we who get to witness it again and again. RIP Lee
@jeanhooker6194
@jeanhooker6194 2 года назад
P
@xanderz8496
@xanderz8496 Год назад
wow did you really know him personally?!?
@rjdoyle6983
@rjdoyle6983 Год назад
@@xanderz8496 Yes. A very personal friend and mentor starting in 1967. His off stage persona more brilliant than the Entertainer. A heart of pure Gold
@xanderz8496
@xanderz8496 Год назад
@@rjdoyle6983 That's amazing. I listen to his performances at least 3-4 times a week. And I get goosebumps everytime. I swear he's my guardian angel or something - I only wish I had been around to see him perform live. He is a daily inspiration to me!
@alicecoleman5532
@alicecoleman5532 Год назад
Heart of gold in real life, that is exactly how I picture him from his performances and interaction with his audiences. Thank you so much for expressing your experiences with him. How fortunate you are to have had a personal relationship with the beloved Liberace.
@neilyoung5116
@neilyoung5116 2 года назад
All you lucky people that saw him live, I was only 15 when he died but was obsessed with him since about the age of 11. No one plays Gershwin like Liberace.
@charleenfrankie4616
@charleenfrankie4616 Год назад
And he played only Baldwin pianos which were the best in the world. My favorite for bright clear sounds, as well.
@karolm4045
@karolm4045 Год назад
Yes, they were fortunate to see him live. I only saw him on television but, oh what inspiration he gave to all of us watching. I now can sing, play the piano, organ, base guitar, tambourine because of him. And, am currently learning to play the harmonica..in all chords! After that, I am going to learn how to play the flute. Thank you, Liberace!...for inspiring me to dive into music!
@varietyguy
@varietyguy 7 месяцев назад
Oscar Levant
@dayshiftnowknd7853
@dayshiftnowknd7853 2 года назад
Watching in 2021 and thoroughly entertained!
@Mike___Honcho
@Mike___Honcho 10 дней назад
liberace was an incredible ham and i just cannot help but laugh at his schtick, but i also cannot take my eyes away from him. there will never be another like him and i really mean that. you gotta love anyone who makes so many people happy. i've met many top A list stars and big shots from sports, movies, music, politics, and extravagant wealth and almost all of them were wonderful, but i would have loved to meet this guy.
@eyoung2289
@eyoung2289 3 года назад
He was amazing for sure
@jorgesixtoantonio3162
@jorgesixtoantonio3162 4 года назад
GREAT LIBERACE, THE BEST EVER
@DayShiftNoWknd
@DayShiftNoWknd 2 года назад
Astounding! Liberace was the best in the world!
@tombreen932
@tombreen932 4 года назад
Ya just can,t find this kinda wonderful music on live TV anymore, This is wonderful
@MrMelgibstein
@MrMelgibstein 3 года назад
He still had the weight and the energy one year before he died.
@susanwinson4373
@susanwinson4373 4 года назад
Amazing what speed he played the Gershwin Medley. Very uplifting, thank you Liberace for your enjoyable entertainment.
@jellyfish3333
@jellyfish3333 3 года назад
The One and Only! Bravo, Maestro!
@daphnenapier1102
@daphnenapier1102 3 года назад
I have been a great fan for sixty years he was a fantastic person his piano playing is fantastic his the greatest entertaining showbiz person ever
@robertlewis8394
@robertlewis8394 3 года назад
He died when I was in fourth grade. I cried when I heard the news. Such a gift. he would have been 100 now.
@graceonline320
@graceonline320 3 года назад
Was this guy a genius or what!
@davidcarroll8735
@davidcarroll8735 12 дней назад
I don’t think he’s ever really been off his game, but WOW he was AMAZING in this video!
@paulwallis2669
@paulwallis2669 22 дня назад
He was one of the best performers, and was lucky enough to see him in concert
@PhilipHGaskin
@PhilipHGaskin 3 года назад
Exquisite. Elegant. Formidable. Always.
@bobbywimsy6741
@bobbywimsy6741 3 года назад
Now performing faultlessly- in Heaven. Front row seat: God Himself, beaming from Ear to Ear.
@tecumsehhughes618
@tecumsehhughes618 3 года назад
My parents and I always loved his performances!
@karolm4045
@karolm4045 Год назад
I ABSOLUTELY love Liberace ever since I was a child! He's the one that inspired me to teach myself to play an organ because I was too poor to own a piano. I love and adore him and his music forever.
@charleenfrankie4616
@charleenfrankie4616 Год назад
You're amazing Karol. I only remember seeing him a few times as a child but always loved him and I play piano and he is always an inspiration. I click on his Piano Concerto #1 all the time and still get chills watching this genius play the piano. Presently I just bought a book that he wrote himself and it is extremely enlightening as to his beautiful character. "The Wonderful Private World of Liberace". I bought it used at Thrift Books and it has pictures and lots of things you would have never known about him. When my Son was young we were in Marshal's and he came up to me with a crystal candelabra and said, "Mom lets buy this as a memory of Liberace". He was only about 6 or 7yr. old.
@iworkout6912
@iworkout6912 Год назад
Often wonder what happened to all the Liberace memorabilia that was in the now closed museum in Vegas. I also got to see it all before it closed, what a unappreciated display of one of the worlds greatest artists. I doubt there ever will be another artist like him again.
@palmkelly
@palmkelly 11 месяцев назад
I absolutely concur . Lived in Vegas for 35 years .😁
@albertpeterson5585
@albertpeterson5585 10 месяцев назад
...the Liberace Garage and Museum in Las Vegas.
@simsingh4613
@simsingh4613 3 года назад
I am very happy to see him and hear his talent what a guy
@terrybohannon2730
@terrybohannon2730 5 лет назад
Always wonderful no matter what he plays. He was a genius. Wish I could have seen him in my time. So wonderful to have these videos.
@tommcnamara6176
@tommcnamara6176 4 года назад
I agree. My brotherand his wife saw himin Vegas and raved about his show....must have been a real treat!
@angelwingz892
@angelwingz892 Год назад
2023 still loving his lovely soul. Rest in peace gentle man. You were loved.
@ricarellan
@ricarellan 2 года назад
Simply the greatest 🎹👑 I was only 2 months old when he died. I would’ve loved to see him perform in person.
@marshallbates4875
@marshallbates4875 2 месяца назад
Heaven is being greeted by Liberace playing piano
@EdnardoBenevides
@EdnardoBenevides 2 года назад
The greatest!
@suziemills2201
@suziemills2201 4 года назад
Genius 😀👍
@billhilton3265
@billhilton3265 2 года назад
Great performance, great artist and showman, and omg that piano!!! Im in love with that piano!!!❤🦋👑
@theamazingempiricist
@theamazingempiricist 2 года назад
I had the opportunity to play on this piano, very memorable!
@byhisstripesmusic6674
@byhisstripesmusic6674 2 года назад
When/where were you able to do that? I’m intrigued!
@ghostdu8315
@ghostdu8315 2 года назад
@@byhisstripesmusic6674 I want to know too
@jacknapier9026
@jacknapier9026 5 лет назад
My God what an awesome performer!!! Mr. Showmanship!
@scotthutch3682
@scotthutch3682 Год назад
My grandma f’ing loved this guy !
@joijaxx
@joijaxx 5 лет назад
Truly amazing and truly Mr. Showmanship!
@butchdugan
@butchdugan 8 месяцев назад
My grandma loved Liberace! Because he was extremely talented and he was, most importantly, Italian! He’s always been known as one but I think Liberace would be so much more popular today as a gay icon than he ever was back in the day!!
@MJ-qb5ph
@MJ-qb5ph 8 месяцев назад
Agree - he has such universal reach - his could you not live this guy! He’s fantastic
@toddschmieder7873
@toddschmieder7873 2 месяца назад
Italian and Polish
@biggsyboy3550
@biggsyboy3550 Год назад
Had a gift from god Liberace 😍 nobody can learn to play like that it’s impossible
@gothangotay6489
@gothangotay6489 3 года назад
What a piano, what a costume!
@bobbywimsy6741
@bobbywimsy6741 3 года назад
What an angelic tickler of the ivories.
@davidneale7202
@davidneale7202 Месяц назад
A very talented and inspiring musician, never given the justified credit he deserved
@davidcarroll1883
@davidcarroll1883 4 года назад
NoBody can beat that!!
@paulrahme
@paulrahme Год назад
I imagine they needed a clean-up crew to sweep all the jaws off the floor after this performance.
@nancysloan3731
@nancysloan3731 Год назад
His piano playing is exquisitely performed. What an amazing talent he was and we have the opportunity to still see and listen to him on social media, records, etc. What a privilege!
@keithmorris4801
@keithmorris4801 Год назад
This man is probably the best of ever!!!!!
@totallyfrozen
@totallyfrozen 5 месяцев назад
Why would anyone care how he dressed? He’s a performer, an entertainer. Every performer from Elvis to Elton John to Duran Duran, etc. down to the modern day has had sparkle and flash. It’s part of the entertainment. What matters is that this guy was king of the keys! I don’t think I’ve heard a faster pianist, myself. Blazing fast and accurate.
@livsophie7801
@livsophie7801 2 месяца назад
even his hair is stoned! i’m obsessed
@Satine_Moisant
@Satine_Moisant 5 дней назад
I just loved him as a child growing up in the Midwest, and would try to imitate his style on our country church upright piano. He was my dream boyfriend in the late 60's/70's. There was a B/W movie he made in the 50's I believe, I can't think of the name though. I saw it as a rerun when I was a young girl and fell in love.
@miriamhdez7404
@miriamhdez7404 2 месяца назад
Although he was most flamboyant... He was one a kind. An absolute genius!
@janehooten7484
@janehooten7484 9 месяцев назад
I used to love watching him as a child in the 70s who was taking piano lessons. To this day, I still keep a candelabra on my piano! 😂
@SarahKayeRen
@SarahKayeRen Год назад
This cat freaking rocked!
@jorgesixtoantonio3162
@jorgesixtoantonio3162 4 года назад
Amazing the Great Liberace, Thanks you
@jeromykriege9649
@jeromykriege9649 5 лет назад
Both residents of my home tow Las Vegas-Jerry was my neighbor RIP
@miamijules1
@miamijules1 4 дня назад
He was a fantastic pianist and performer.
@mdbruffy
@mdbruffy 5 лет назад
Chet Atkins was considered the only certified guitar player in the world. If that was true, then Liberace should be considered the only certified piano player in the world.
@Mickkie
@Mickkie Год назад
❤Such talent.❤ When Liberace plays, it makes me want to cry. NO other pianist has ever made me feel that way.
@eternallyglowing
@eternallyglowing 2 года назад
That piano is magnificently perfect 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
@kenhurley4441
@kenhurley4441 4 года назад
And no sheet music,,,,,,, just Liberace!
@Finding457
@Finding457 19 дней назад
Amazing performer and a very kind and lovely man
@lucysuttlr4740
@lucysuttlr4740 2 года назад
Magnificent
@davidhague7018
@davidhague7018 4 года назад
Ira, George, and Lee, bravo!
@PrincipeFernando
@PrincipeFernando 4 года назад
Viva Liberace.! Gracias por subir el Video.
@j.c.b6473
@j.c.b6473 2 года назад
Sweet Lee. No other like him.
@EricNTammy304
@EricNTammy304 5 месяцев назад
Showmanship that is sorely missed.
@The_TOD_1
@The_TOD_1 4 месяца назад
Anyone who mocks Lee is obviously jealous and of low self-esteem. Lee was a great man on and off stage! ❤
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