Do they have to be celebrities that are currently in the limelight? :P
-Frank Sinatra
-Dean Martin
-Josh Groban
-Douglas Sills
-Ellen Degeneres (I know I flubbed the spelling of her name somehow)
-When I was a kid, I was obsessed with Lucille Ball.
-Debra Messing (Is that it? Grace from "Will and Grace")
-If Bea Arthur was younger, maybe...
No. Just take a look at the photos that I've posted! I have two posts and the second one definitely doesn't have anyone that is "current".Originally Posted by Savarucci
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-Frank Sinatra
-Dean Martin
Douglas Sills, huh? Not bad, but I never thought I would see that name on this list!-Douglas Sills
Oh, you mention Debra Messing, that reminds me of how I LOVE Sean Hayes, who acts in Will and Grace too!! He's SO CUTE, and a wonderful actor!!
Wow, judging from this YouTube video I found Vic Damone is pretty good. You just may have turned me on to something here.Thanks!
Haha, gotta love The Rat Pack. Sammy Davis Jr would be on the list too, but he's cuter in the "aw" sense more than the "hot d*mn!" sense.
Oh man, it's definitely Douglas Sills' voice. Just the way he belts those notes out on the soundtrack to The Scarlet Pimpernel... Plus, he has nice teeth. :]Douglas Sills, huh? Not bad, but I never thought I would see that name on this list!
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Sweets America: That he is! It's hard to imagine him ever aging because he's just got such a youthful face. ^^ Like Matthew Broderick and Sally Field.
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Vic Damone is positively fabulously fabulous!!!! He is the great obsession of mine! And I have many!Wow, judging from this YouTube video I found Vic Damone is pretty good. You just may have turned me on to something here.He is just the best! After all, Sinatra said that Damone has "the best pipes in the business"!
I know. Sometimes I feel guilty never naming him. Then I hear him sing and I think "He's pretty great, too".Haha, gotta love The Rat Pack. Sammy Davis Jr would be on the list too, but he's cuter in the "aw" sense more than the "hot d*mn!" sense.
Good teeth are always a plus!Oh man, it's definitely Douglas Sills' voice. Just the way he belts those notes out on the soundtrack to The Scarlet Pimpernel... Plus, he has nice teeth. :]
XD Well, then he MUST be good. Any albums or songs of his that you recommend for a beginner?Vic Damone is positively fabulously fabulous!!!! He is the great obsession of mine! And I have many!
Of course there's also fact that Frank and Dean constantly made fun of him. But he mocked himself, too, so I guess it was all in good fun. (Then again, it really went back and forth every which way. The Rat Pack wasn't so much a musical group as it was a bunch of friends messing around onstageI know. Sometimes I feel guilty never naming him. Then I hear him sing and I think "He's pretty great, too".) Yeah, "Birth of the Blues" is enough reason to love Sammy.
YES. He holds that last note in "She Was There" for fourteen seconds, and in the reprise of "Into The Fire" he holds for fifteen, give or take.Good teeth are always a plus!He was the perfect Percy, right down to the goofy laugh and everything! You're absolutely right about Terrence Mann, nobody else could play "Shuffle-On" so well. He put so much intensity into "Falcon In The Dive," it was insane!
Well, there are albums that I could recommend, but I think, as you are a "beginner", I would suggest 2 "collections". They are:
*Best of the Mercury Years (one of my favorite CD's)
*The Complete Columbia Singles Collection
This way you are getting a "taste" of his music. Plus, they are GREAT collections!!! These are the 2 that I consider a MUST for a beginner! If you like him enough (I highly doubt that you won't!), then I would tell you what albums to get. Definitely get those 2, though!!
Oh, boy! Someone else who actually times the length that someone holds a note! I thought that I was the only one!YES. He holds that last note in "She Was There" for fourteen seconds, and in the reprise of "Into The Fire" he holds for fifteen, give or take.
Thank you so much! I'll look for them next time I'm at Borders.Well, there are albums that I could recommend, but I think, as you are a "beginner", I would suggest 2 "collections". They are:
*Best of the Mercury Years (one of my favorite CD's)
*The Complete Columbia Singles Collection
This way you are getting a "taste" of his music. Plus, they are GREAT collections!!! These are the 2 that I consider a MUST for a beginner! If you like him enough (I highly doubt that you won't!
Oh, boy! Someone else who actually times the length that someone holds a note! I thought that I was the only one!
Me, too!! Hahaha, it's impossible to listen to "The Creation of Man" and not be smiling by the end. It's a shame how few people have ever heard of Pimpernel or read the book. Fourth? What other ones do you like?
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eeeek!Oh, you mention Debra Messing, that reminds me of how I LOVE Sean Hayes, who acts in Will and Grace too!! He's SO CUTE, and a wonderful actor!!
so THAT's his name. He's really cute, I love his acting on Will and Grace.
Shall these bones live?
He also did a nice job when he appeared on Scrubs.
Yes he is JUST WONDERFUL. I love how he acts with his whole body and face expressions. He is also very cute and has an interesting acting in a independent movie that I love which is called 'Pieces of April'.
I think Sean Hayes is very cute sometimes, but I always preferred Eric McCormack more. I don't know why, but I just do.
Suman Biswas of the Amateur Transplants. not a crush really, but I think he looks cute and cuddly and I like his accent and singing voice
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuZl9tRqjoQ
I just saw a preview for this ridiculous movie, Fool's Gold. But it reminded me that I still, absolutely, shamelessly LOVE Matthew McConaughey. Ever since I saw A Time to Kill, which is really quite a cheesy move. Oh my god I love him.
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