Anthony Newley - Hollywood Palace #6 of 6
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- In 1969, Anthony Newley hosted this show called The Hollywood Palace. It featured songs all written by him and Leslie Bricusse, all sung on the show by Newley himself, and/or by one of the guests he lined-up for the evening. All women of course...
I didn't capture EVERYTHING from it. Just most of the parts involving Tony. No requests, please.
Newley performs his closing number, the ever popular, "What Kind of Fool Am I?" from Stop the World I Want to Get Off.
*I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS VIDEO. My only intention is to expose Mr. Newley to those who wish to see him. I will oblige any request to take this down.*
An Amazing Talented Man who is Sadly Missed in Today,s Dissapointing World, Period !!!!!
Disappearing World.
A musical theatre genius who should be referenced in any class or conversation on what it takes to thrill an audience.
Got that right, @owilde1 !!!!!!!!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤. Grateful and eternally astonished thanks to Anthony Newley, forever ever ever ever and forever more. 🙏🏼
One of, if not the greatest, musical theatre writers and performers ever!
I love this man! He could sing the phone book and put his own twist on it and make it sound fantastic. One of a
kind. Too many of the greatest singers
have left us too soon. 😢
In my opinion this is the ultimate version and performance of this song. The orchestral arrangement is perfect. And of course newleys voice is at its prime
I could not agree more. Absolutely stunning, peerless performance at the height of his powers. Anyone wants to know what Anthony Newley was all about only needs to see this video.
Music 🎶 🎵 🎤 🎙 100percent agree bravo Mr.newley 🌟 ✡️ 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇮🇱
Thank you ...Made me watch it ..marvelous
An astounding talent. Underappreciated in the States, he was a gifted writer and singer. He didn't need pitch; he sang from his heart.
The best export we ever gave America his talent was next to no other from child actor to super star rip Anthony
He was such a riveting performer, unlike the things one normally praises. Cheers!
YES, Franz!
I saw him on Broadway in all of his performances. We will never see his like again.
+Simone Miller You lucky, lucky, lucky lady.
Those were the days!!!
That must have been expensive, I mean, eight shows a week, week after week....whew!
WOW!!!!!
True dedication.I would have loved to have seen him even once......
Brilliant. Astounding. Thrilling. Poignant. Matchless.
what an efffffing genius anthony newley was. what a great loss to not have him writing and singing anymore. what a grat gift he brought to the world.
In my opinion.....Mr Newely is really one of Broadway's and Hollywood's Best Friend ♡♡♡
This can't get any better than this.
The way he sings and acts is simply perfect
What a devastating beauty! It moves me to tears
The mere shadows of cover performances... Tony Newley WAS Littlechap.
He was extraordinary.
too few comments for such a performance!!! Great!!!!!!!! Anything we need to capture the audience hearts and souls. Talent. TALENT! T A L E N T !!!!!!!
There is no equal to Newley's genius..playwright, performer, songwriter, singer..❤❤❤
Creative, artistic, musical genius.
Never be another like Newley. ❤
There are very few artists able to take such a simple song and move you to tears. Anthony Newley was truly a master at just that. Every performance makes you feel as if he is singing to you personally.
A true rare talent, beautiful voice, charm & charisma that simply can never be duplicated.
Dearly love Anthony and his golden voice.
And, he's sexy to boot!
Got {all that} RIGHT, Nacho Mama! ❤❤❤❤. Be still, my overflowed Heart. Lol. 😅 🥰😍🥸😎🤓
Not to mention...he WROTE it!
@@kristinehatkinson7323
He was a master songwriter. Along with his writing partner, Leslie Bricusse, they wrote several musicals together.
1961 - "Stop The World, I Want To Get Off!". Most familiar song - "What Kind Of Fool Am I?".
1965 - "The Roar Of The Greasepaint, The Smell Of The Crowd". Most familiar song - "Who Can I Turn Too?".
1971 - "Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory". Most familiar song - "The Candy Man".
Just to name a few. They wrote no less than 7 musicals together. They are still considered some of the greatest musicals in musical theatre history. And, are all in continuous production worldwide.
And on a personal note, "Who Can I Turn To?" is hands down my most favorite. Because, it's not any run of the mill musical ballads. If you take the time and truly concentrate on the beautiful lyrics, you'll realize that it's actually a prayer to God.
Newley WROTE this you "fool"! If it weren't for him, Vale & Braswell would never have had the chance to sing it! Personally, this is my favorite version, even above the great Sammy Davis Jr's, but as for YOUR feeling, a LOT of people don't like the way the writter of a song does their own song, but every singer, including the writter, sings it the way THEY feel it. Newley had a very different singing voice than some can grasp, but TONS of emotion in it! BRAVO Mr. Newley!
Sammy davis does a tremendous version of the song.he has different arrangements,which he did exceptional.newley is a tremendous talent.from robert,the s.f.giant fan
YES, Whitt! 👏🏼
He was a fabulous talent. Where are his like today. He was the most talented British artiste since Noel Coward.
I’m enthralled by his voice and performance. Everytime he sings he plays character to the messages of his songs. You close your eyes and imagine a story. He is the ultimate singer/storyteller. Thank you for sharing your talent to the world
He was amazing. Pure talent in every sense of the word.
So lovely -pulls at the strings of your heart with every breath he takes and every gesture he makes
THIS MAN...THIS MAN...OH, GOD...If you never saw him live on Broadway...OH...God...When they made him, and Gwen Verdon..I tell you, they REALLY broke the mold. UNBELIEVEABLE. BEYOND fantastic.
YASSSSSSSS !!!!!! U SAW him Live ?!
I’m seething and drooling here…. Lol. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🎵🙏🏼. A bloody, super generous Genius of the first-degree, Anthony. T’anks loads, always, massively, Tony !
💙😍💕♥️☮️💚. For all your Super-HARD, back-breaking WORK !!!
Such a poignant song.. beautifully sung and delivered.. I'm sure it strikes a chord with many,, I still have the LP from my parents circa 1967..
This man has every reason in the world to brag. His shows brought a special magic and innovation to Broadway.
Wow that´s what I call an INTERPRETATION, Tony you are wonderful SWELL.. you left me with no words, GREAT I must say!!
Unbelievable talent - a master performer! A true star if ever there was one! God blessed this unique man x
Oh wow. Amazing performance.
The way he launches the final note.....wow.
So brilliant...the man & his song and was fortunate early 70's Tony Newley in Concert at the Greek Theater...never will forget this legend live on stage, RIP Mr. Newley, you are loved and missed!
Brilliant breathtaking performer. Wonderful to watch.
this brings tears to my eyes they dont make like this anymore rest in peace tony xx
From his first note it was like magic.
Unbelievable talent.
I saw the musiacal in London 1961, fantastic. Still have the record vinyl 78......amazing musical.
My mother said....I never should........
Ahhhhhh ! Beyond wistfully jealous here come on Ewa. Bless ya! 🐸 🙏🏼 ❤️
Simply speachless , what a talent !
There's nothing like having the privilege of hearing a great song sung by the writer him or herself. Wonderful performance (and loved the intro!)
I started listening to my father's record Stop The World I Want Want To Get Off around 1963 I always wanted to know what Tony Newley was doing and looked like while he was singing those songs onstage. Well, now I know. Thank you for this nugget of gold.
Well 🥰… (she said, almost disconsolately- “lol”- )- at least we do get to see him in that major, GORGEOUSLY MUSICAL 🎶 film, disastrously over-budget as it turned out to be. 😔 🤷♀️ 🤷♂️ Such a treasure that is, too. ❤ 🐟 🦩 🐘 🙉 😊🦒 🐌 🐕 🐎
@@virghammer1 Virginia, I love Tony Newley, but which film do you mean? I never saw Heironymus Merkin. Is that what you mean? Do you recommend it?
I used to read the album cover incessantly around that time. I played the whole thing, including this song, for my mom today. ❤️
A musical genius performing his own work of genius
Brilliant artist.
He was a brilliant performer. An absolute treasure. Thanks so much for sharing these. What a thrill they brought to my day finding them here on You Tube.
a true original - wonderful
For some reason the tune "Who Can I Turn To" came to mind, and I decided I needed to hear Newley do it again. Haven't heard him sing in a while and this time I was amazed at his range.
His range surprised me also when I first heard this a couple years ago--notice how his was voice becomes straight, strong, and unaffected on big high climactic notes at the end.
The melody and harmony progression of this song What Kind of Fool Am I are great. The compose-interpreter is exquisite, but on top of it all, the show band and the arrangement is superb. (Pay special attention to the phrases of the French Horn and the ending.)
Anthony was a great singer, composer and showman. This interpretation is a gem.
YESSSSSS, @RbaellaSilva! YASS. Yup. ❤❤❤ 🙏🏼 🎵
There is a very small number of artists I really wish I`d made the effort to see when it was possible - Anthony Newley is one
I have the original album.He was lovely......have seen the?show on tv
What a wonderful voice. And he composed some superb music. He wrote a couple of great Broadway musicals in the 60's and I believe Newley and Leslie Bricusse wrote the Goldfinger theme. He was a vastly underappreciated talent.
Genius at work.
We shall not see the likes of him again. He was a truly unique phenomenon.
I wish I had been able to see him live. I wish I had been able to give him something that would have touched him the way he touched the world.
Wow. What a showman.
Wonderful! He was such a brilliant performer and it great to see him again.
Thank You Sir or Madam for Posting.
A few years ago I heard an ignorant radio host on CBC here in Canada disparage Mr. Newley after one of his songs was played saying "he'd never heard of him".
I always say : "It's better to remain silent and look like an idiot than to open your mouth an remove all possible doubt".
Saw both shows on NYC, standing room, 3 dollars. Yes, it's true.
Ahhhhh ! You are so lucky! 🙏🏼 🐸
That was brilliant!
I was in a production of Stop the World, I Want to Get Off in high school. I fell in love with Anthony Newley. Thanks for posting. I love this song.
A genuis make's it look easy.😊
True....in every circumstance.
WOW!! This is wonderful!!
Theatricality at its finest !!!
Stop the World was my second Broadway show. Absolute genius. And then to follow that with The Roar of the Greasepaint, wow! Saw that one twice and is one of my all-time favorite musicals. Although "Who Can I Turn To" is a classic, the song from that show that has had the longest lasting impact is "Feeling Good." It's even still being used in commercials. *That's* the one they could have retired on!
Wow. Beyond wistfully jealous here. My parents saw him in the Roar of the Greasepaint. I pester them day and night for details. ❤❤❤❤❤❤. Dey
those two BLESSED beauties. 85 & 83 now !! don’t give me details at all and I go up the freaking wall with those two!!! Lol. As a matter of fact… Thanks for the reminder… I never did hold my father to the vow he made a few months ago to give me at least a few freaking details. Lol. 😊😊😊😊😊. It’s back to the phone I go! 🙏🏼 ❤❤❤❤ 🐸 🔨 🥰💚💕💙
Yes, saw Roar and it was great, Cyril Richard a none-other. BUT... my sis saw Stop, and I'm forever jealous. Though she didn't take the recording off to college, and I got to memorize that, syllable for syllable.
Roar: are you kidding?? On a wonderful day like today??? I got down on my knees, showed that I'm grateful for mornings like these...
Pure Genius.
masterpiece.
How he goes to the heart of the tragic clown in this song. This performance defines irony. Su-perb.
Thank you so terribly much for posting this! ♥️ 🙏🏼 🦅
Rest in eternal peace, beloved, generous Anthony Newley.
Ya done {Us - All} SO much good, Tony.
SO
MUCH
SOUL-WARMING
and -EXPANDING
G. O. O. D.
🐸 🌍 🌎 🌏 🎵 🎭 🎵
❤❤❤❤ ☮️ ✌🏽 🙏🏼😍
No man would move his hands around like this any longer. Why? cause they'd all call him a poofter. People don't appreciate music and performing like this any longer. He acted the song as well as sang it. Only male opera singers do this any more.
Loved this bloke, such talent
I love the Judy Garland Star is Born hands at the end! Fabulous!
What kind of lips are these.... that lied with every kiss.....
tear jerker
Over 1000 performances.. Great.
...and never got it right.
Loved to see him cover “Changes”
One of the world's greatest and original entertainers.RIP Anthony.
Talk about making everything seem so easily done...
Bricusse and Newley- unmatched.
Saw him in Stop the World about 18 years after he premiered it. He was older and wiser, but in great voice. I was older and wiser myself. His interpretation that night just blew me away. One for the ages.
Ahhhhhh, J F !!! Beyond wistfully jealous here. Wow. What a grand privilege and memory! 🐸💙💕☮️🌍🌎🌏😍👏🏼
Just amazing. No comparisons.
today is the birthday of a genius performer . Those who can`t appreciate his brilliance probably play video games all day and can`t count to 10. Happy Birthday from your greatest fan ! ! ! !
Nooooo I YAM !!!! Lol ❤ ❤️
Yes thank you very much indeed for posting this valuable video memory of one of the all-time greats. It was an honor to see him perform a number of times - I even got to say to the great man, "Break A Leg" right before a New York Rainbow Room appearance!!
Ahhhhhh ! Dyin’ here
U Lucky !
Lucky Littlechap
❤
Loved this artist then and so glad this is here now.
It doesn't get any better than this!
Good grief...no hope for humanity.
The greatest broadway song and performance ... ever.
Wonderful Talent❤
Thank you for sharing this old performance with me.
----------Ellen
@bridges52news: Well, with a mom who grew up on this stuff, I've heard all kinds of versions, including the ones you mentioned. This song was not meant to be a pop tune, which is exactly the manner in which those singers rendered it--even Sammy Davis Jr., who I have always respected. This is a Broadway-style song, and Newley gave it the presence and hesitation intended for it. I have no quarrel with your opinion or those singers, but here Newley is giving proper treatment to his music.
Love AN - I was lucky enough to see him in London in Scrooge. He was absolutely fantastic. No wonder David Bowie was influenced by him.
I bet few people under 40 remember him, or what a real entertainer is, who can captivate in a simple costume with a dark background, not a million dollars in sets and musicians on a music video.
chris leonard and a wonderful voice
My thoughts exactly -- and he could sing what he wrote, sophisticated yet earnest and profoundly musical.
I am perhaps in the minority, as I am under 30, but I am constantly enraptured by him. He is every essence of a performer. So few performers nowadays perform so emphatically and theatrically. It's a different class of performer nowadays, you can tell instantly that Newley not only adored being on stage but he lived for the theatre as an artform.
Well said, @JosephBottomley and @NHMO ! ❤❤❤ 🙏🏼
@@virghammer1 ty
I heard the young David Bowie thought he could be a crooner in the manner of Anthony Newley; here you can hear a similarity.
David Bowie didn't have different coloured eyes. He was injured when his school friend hit him in the eye while wearing a ring (a dispute over a girl). Due to that, one pupil was more dilated than the other, so appeared darker. He remained friends with the boy.
@@bunnyhop3211 Yes, they were friends for the rest of his life. And that is exactly what happened to his eye. I think he was actually in the hospital for a month or so because of it.
@@r.fairlie7186 Sorry to contradict you, but as a rabid Bowie fan who has read everything she can get her hands on about him, I can tell you unequivocally that he did NOT have that syndrome.
@@r.fairlie7186 The injury to Bowie's eye caused his left pupil to be permanently dilated, which is called Anisocoria. This can give the appearance of two different coloured eyes, but they were actually the same colour.
The fight is not unsubstantiated and indeed fact. There are also photos of him before he was a teenager which show his eyes as normal and both grey. I hope that helps.
He speaks about it here
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@@r.fairlie7186 As a professional singer, I can tell you without absolute assurance, his vocal similarity to Newley is not due to that syndrome. He had a very flexible instrument and was able to manipulate the sound as he liked it. (You should here the impressions he did - they were spot-on.) There is a big difference vocally between 1960's Bowie and the Bowie of late '70's onward.
A wonderfulman and performer.God b less his soul.You never know what you have till it's gone
Anthony Newley was a big inspiration on the young David Bowie. Obviously.
He was a musical genius! Nobody could sell a song the way he did. One of my favorite Anthony Newly songs was Look at that Face. Does anybody have a video of that one that they can post? I would deary love to see it.
What a fascinating, revealing intro as he sits at the mirror!
Tony is one of the best ever.Man is missed,I which he was still alive.
This is not the best version of this song. It is the ONLY version.
Amen to that 👌👌
Yes!!! was fortunate to see and hear him in person once. The ultimate performer!
I remember watching Anthony's Newley on television when I was young, he always made me feel every song he sang and being a gay young man from Dagenham UK helped me understand every one has emotions
Amazing
Other songs by the Bricusse/Newley partnership include "Goldfinger" & "You Only Live Twice".
@wigglywigglesworth You are so fortunate to have seen Newly in person.
quede enamorado de esta musica y su voz ❤
one of my collection
Thank you. Just, thank you.
What kind of fool am I
Who never fell in love?
It seems that I'm the only one
That I have been thinking of
What kind of man is this?
An empty shell
A lonely cell in which
An empty heart must dwell
What kind of lips are these?
That lied with every kiss
That whispered empty words of love
That left me alone like this
Why can't I fall in love
Like any other man?
And maybe then I'll know
What kind of fool I am
What kind of clown am I?
What do I know of life?
Why can't I cast away this mask of play
And live my life?
Why can't I fall in love
Like any other man?
And maybe then I'll know
What kind of fool I am
Wonderful !!!
Saw joker last night and it reminded me of this for obvious reasons.