Johnny Mathis - Bring Him Home (with lyrics) video free download

alvaro godoy

impeccable voz y registro

Antonia Bernadete Dias

wonderful voice and music..!

WILTALK

Elgin Subwaysurfer Boling-- In respect to Ann Hathaway's version of " I Had a Dream" her version was done out of sequence in respect to where the song was sung in the stage musical versions. In the stage version the song is done right after she loses her job long before she has become bitter from her experience on the street as a lady of the evening. It is done in a reflective and sad vain. Ann Hathaway's version is done after she has experienced her degradation and she is filled with anger and bitterness. If stage actresses did it like Ann it would be totally out of place in respect to the script. It seems to me that the Movie was geared more towards creating dramatic scene's at the expense the musical numbers. Although I liked what Ann did with her performance, I felt Jackman in his performance tended to destroyed the music purely for the sake of the dramatic. It was after all supposed to be a musical. 

Clive Hodgson

this song is from any parent or loved one to their god to return their child home from war or conflict safe to the family that misses them

Jacqueline Richards

Lovely! Lovely! Sweet xxx

Patsy Jacobs

My dad was delivering window shades to a store on Robertson Blvd and Mr. Mathis was there. My father told him how much joy his music gave to him and my mother and he belted out "Chances Are" for my dad and the ladies in the office. It was one of my dad's favorite stories. I share the same admiration for Mr. Mathis...God love him.

Elgin Subwaysurfer Bolling

In the 2013 movie version of les miserables, Annie Hathaway, wowed audiences with her raw, emotionally intense vocal rendition of "i Dreamed a Dream". All previous broadway versions were song very beautifully and sweetly. Every note perfectly flawless. Ann chose to interpret the song based on the experiences f her character up until that point which was anything but beautiful. As a result, her version may set a new standard for how the song is performed. THIS is a perfect example of how an arti

Elgin Subwaysurfer Bolling

Without question Johnny doesn't sing this song with the power and authority that we are accustomed to hearing in the Broadway renditions by Boe and others, but when a singer sings a song, any song, he brings himself to it and adapts it to his voice and infuses it with his level of passion and emotion. Johnny is doing exactly what he's always done given his range and personality, and doing it beautifully.

byheavenlyhosts1

Beautiful!

LBMLover

@35777 wouldn't that be amazing? Nicely said ;)

LBMLover

Just kills me listening to this song.. Please..if u have to take him; Give him peace..let him rest.. And take care of him! With all your heart! 'Cause he was the world to us! Remember that..

agjtsoftley

That's weird, this version deviates from the notes of the sheet music. Sweet, but uninspired.

hecate235

I'm not saying Johnny's a bad singer -- quite the contrary, he's wonderful. Just because you love a song doesn't mean your voice is right for it. No one can sing everything, and this isn't his song.

Selene Thanatos

but he pretends to be his father, and he is in a sense her adopted father

nape jack

i agree with you

hecate235

Almost all songs can be adapted, for the singers range and the voices strengths and weaknesses. But you dont mess with a power ending unless you can go it one better. Johnny cheated the ending here. If you cant sing those last high notes you shouldnt sing the song.

nflgamerguy

The Lord is powerful he can do anything

shelgr3

You really didn't need to write out the lyrics, because Mathis's every word is crystal clear. He belongs to the old school of pop singers who actually knew how to sing. Imagine that!

waketheoblivious

@35777 My sentiments exactly.

matthewk

chickened out on the last high note

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