Jack Jones sings Michel Legrand - What are you doing the rest of your life. descargar videos gratis

Michael O'Callaghan

Totally underrated singer. ..his pitch, range phrasing and depth , Is just not seen in today's so called performers..

Liso Gcwabe

Oh my soul his transition from the B to the C section was off the key completely. Great phrasing though

Monique D'Agorne

It sounds so wonderful! .<3

Asian Guy in TO

One of the few singers who can sing Michel Legrand.. At par with Streisand and Bassey..

Flappo Spammo

there's a version by sting , it made me want to jump under a bustalk about being out of your depth

loraine grace

This has to be the most romantic song ever. Love Jack Jones

Zeppolino100

It was gratifying to hear him express his belief that this is one of the most romantic songs ever written, as I chose this to be our wedding song 34 years ago. So much belief that day, yet now a source of sadness and yearning.

jay capp

Jack Jones ---Very Good Singer. I always liked him.

Jeff Smith

Perfection.

picturefan

Jack Jones shows here why he made this Michel Legrand song a staple of his live concerts. A masterful performance of one of the best written songs of the last 50 years.

Richard Cerio

Michale Legrand, jack jones live

gordon birch

What a voice,always been my favourite singer.His dad was good as well.

johnny craven

the reason I listen to jack jones now and feel the same about the songs ? insomnia ha ha . joking aside my mum had great taste in music

John Perks

If only all men had this kind of emotional depth. The whole world would be the greatest floating ball of life in the universe.

Enaira Vaz

Jack is the BEST EVER !! Thanks.

Patricia Neeley

Jack Jones......The very best.....Now, then, and forever! And he "ain't" bad to look at either!

Khairilanuar Othman

Masterful! For a Jack Jones today.....

rebecca hooper

heart and soul voice ....even now ...rather listen to this than the rubbish out there ,,,,being a singer myself.....such clarity!

me you

GREAT PIPED AGE GAVE HIM SOUL HE NOW SINGS THE LYRICK

Bill Brimmer

Fabulous rendition. Slightly different but just as exciting as his recording that he made in 1972. I suspect that Jack Jones never rested on his laurels with his voice. He stretched and his range became quite incredible.