The Way You Look Tonight, Steve Tyrell, from LIVE IN GALVESTON 

Steve Tyrell's voice is forever hip and heavenly. And let's give credit to the composers of The Way You Look Tonight, legendary greats Jerome Kern (music) and Dorothy Fields (lyrics). They created a timeless, universally appealing ballad.

Love his voice and the musical arrangement.

My bride and I danced to this song -- from the Father of the Bride II soundtrack -- at our wedding, August 7th, 1998. Beautiful. Thanks, Steve.

So much talent

Had the pleasure of seeing Steve recently at the Canyon in Agoura Hills with my hubby..what a fantastic show!!!

My wedding song .. Thank you Steve

I adore you and your voice.. Always ❤

Isn't it great how some people have the talent to create relaxing sounds. In such as troubled world

Just discovered him...can't stop listening! Just WOW!!!

Soo lovely

coolest version iv heard so far

I really like his style of singing specifically the song Just the way you look tonight.

Va multumesc pentru ajutorul domneavoastra eu sunt din Rumania 🇷🇴

Brilliant Steve as alway's ⭐

Been a big fan of his for years! Saw him in Vegas a few years back and his rendition of the classics was outstanding. Have every album he has ever made. Never get tired of listening to him.

Hace poco te descubrí, y estoy facinada con tu forma de cantar, muchos aplausos!!! Y toda la admiración por tan hermosa voz y hermosas interpretaciones

What a gorgeous sound, style and arrangement! Delicious Steve Singing!

Amazing talent! Just gives me chills. Perfection!

Love it! ❤

The sound of the guitar is amazing!

Awesome!

THIS IS UNDERRATED. Please come back to the Philippines. :)

Nice.....

Wowwww the better song

That´s really gorgeous Steve!!! (BTW, who plays the piano? I am a piano player and enjoying the piano, too ;) ) Thanks for the music!

Maravilhoso! 👏🇧🇷

Steve...Long time fan (Yeah, ok, first heard you from "Father of the Bride" album), but loving your music and styles all these years. Recent subscriber here. You are right up there as a great purveyor of The Great American Songbook. Any thoughts of doing your take on "Strangers in the Night", or is that untouchable, LOL. Thanks for sharing your immense talent.

Great song to dance to and thinks he does this song better than Sinatra