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Thanks for posting this -- we have so little to document David's astonishing performances!

Great actor ,great voice, great face 🥰💖💖💖

Anyone who heard her sing "Pink" in War Paint - arguably one of the finest vocal performances in the last two decades - knows she has matured with an instrument seemingly in its prime. As is her interpretative gift.

So before you passed did you spend your last days giving lists

this very much has the energy of a mafia person kidnapping her and making her do the song all by herself at a birthday party.

I assume this was filmed in the mid 1990s. Julie would be singing like this now but for that tragic throat surgery in June 1997, which deprived her of her beautiful singing voice.

Thank you for posting this! Have not seen this and I love Marin Mazzie. Her voice lives on!

just....wow....I may have a new favorite version...hope they do a recording, like papermill's

To be 71 and still have complete control of all vocal registers is incredible. I don’t think her voice has actually dropped in height that much since the late 70s when she was first a leading lady on Broadway. She has a very well preserved instrument.

Damn shame a Loudon Hearn recording was never made

Very few hairstyles have ever reached the depths of Gloria Hunnifords in this interview.

It was a stunning performance. But I must say again, recordings & video of any length or kind without express permission of producers & unions is not allowed.

What idiot decided to run the end credits over this amazing and definitive performance?? Still, I've probably watched this clip dozens of times and am still blown away.

Wow

Bless the person who posted this audio. I heard this performance was out of this world and so glad I got to hear it.

Jennifer is a Broadway Star. But, she doesn't fit this particular song. Carol Burnett sang it Best.

Thank you for posting all these!

Just an incredible night it was. This was probably the top highlight among many others. She sang the song differently than I've ever heard it before. There was a video of her performance on Facebook but it was taken down.

that last note...i mean come ON! masterclass.

Wow! Just wow!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

This is STUNNING. Perfect casting, I wish they could’ve let her sing Losing My Mind, or maybe she did??

I think Sondheim would've loved this.

Was it recorded? Hope so

So powerful.❤

Holiday insisted that her conductor from Dreamgirls conduct her performance at the 82 Tony Awards as opposed to the Tony Award Conductor because her conductor knew all her tempos, and breaths and she threatened to no show unless she got her wish (she did , obviously as the Dreamgirls sequence from the Tony Awards It’s All Over/And I’m Telling You I’m Not Going/Thats ShowBiz is one of the all time greatest Tony award performances showcasing not just the phenomenon that was Jennifer Holiday but also the brilliance that was the seamless cinematic staging of Michael Bennett

In all fairness, she did tell us she wasn’t going ….clocking in at just under 10 minutes this is far and away the longest version of this song ever recorded - we are on a journey with through the twentieth century - in real time!

Ginger Rogers was in her late 50s when she did Mame. Amazing how limber she was at that age.

so she has an orgasm every day, whats so bad about that?

choreography is nuts

ExCUUUUUUSE ME?! How have i only just found thisssss

Wonderful talk front to back, with Cook's rendition of Loving You the heart stopping cherry on top. With Julie Andrews, Cook is arguably the most beautiful voice of my lifetime. Loved her mentioning Esparza and Foster though was momentarily distressed she didn't include Groff until I realized Spring Awakening wouldn't premiere until two years after this interview. Groff has, over the last months, loomed large as a voice/interpretive artist coming to rival the best of the best.

I was in the audience that night. I wasn’t prepared for that performance at all. Just… wow!!!

Too slow for me, but still fabulous! (Sondheim would hate it, but the fact he isn't around meant she got to do it like this!)

Nailed it. Wow. The best version ever

I liked it, and I loved the way she made it her own with slightly jazzier orchestrations. For me the Petula Clark version at the Old Friends concert was more moving as her voice was older and frailer. Jennifer Holliday’s voice is still too young. Hopefully Miss Holliday will perform it again in a decade and she’ll be even better!

“I was there…” and yes, this performance was fantastic. Recording (Audio or Video) of any kind without express permission of management/producers & all unions involved is not permitted. I understand the urge to share - but why can’t we simply respect the regulations and allow a “One Night Only” event to be just that?

I’m still having the shivers. It was an unforgettable and legendary Moment. 😮

This was the Highlight of the Evening for me too. When she goes to that Lush place there is nothing more gorgeous.

Saw her when she replaced Diana Rigg.

Thank you for posting. I'm hoping Miss Holliday will sing this again.

Breathtaking...

OMG! Thank you for posting these!

When I want to fall asleep I listen to her sing "Moon River" on the balcony of Breakfast at Tiffany's. Like a lullaby.

A super elegant lady. Loved her always and in everything.

I was in the audience. Great show. But nothing prepared me for Jennifer Holliday’s performance, which was beyond description. Time stopped. She conjured a once-in-a-lifetime atmosphere of ecstatic awesomeness. The song itself took on new meanings that reached toward cosmic truth. What a privilege to have been in Carnegie Hall on June 20, 2024 to experience Holliday’s divine electricity. I’ll never be the same.

Omg! Thank you so much!

Absolutely astounding stuff! I feel like the universe was made just for this moment

"Facts bore me. What matters is the song!" 😉

wow!

Hmmm I'm not sure about this one. The lyrics and rhyme scheme are a bit simple for Sondheim. Nothing about the lyrics really screams Sondheim to me either. But perhaps I am missing something?