Not quiet wordless…. but THANK YOU SO MUCH! I had heard about it but had never seen it… Somehow in my imagination Miles Davis was playing in the back…. weird, right?
Crossing borders, making beautiful art, that's what life is about.
A performance to remember.
Karl
Loved it! Now I remember who James Brown is (I had been confused). I wonder who's silly idea it was to give Pavarotti backup singers?? Come on! An odd juxtaposition of songs, especially at the end. But any Pavarotti is better than none! A great find.
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13 responses to “Wordless Wednesday: James Brown & Luciano Pavarotti”
This is one of those great finds, with two musical giants we have "remembered" here at CatSynth.
Very nice! Thanks for sharing. Beautiful music.
What a Duo !! Thanks to Pavarotti who sang together with Popstars, he made operas also popular for young people. Wonderful !
What a killer pairing! Happy WW
my momis devastated. sadly the world will be a bit quieter now
What an amazing combo. Happy WW.
Talent is talent. They both are legends in their branch of the music industry. James Brown is missed already.
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peace, Villager
Awesome….totally awesome:) Happy WW and thanks for stopping by!!
🙂 Oooh awesome! Thanks for sharing this youtube video, wouldn't have known about it otherwise!
Not quiet wordless…. but THANK YOU SO MUCH! I had heard about it but had never seen it… Somehow in my imagination Miles Davis was playing in the back…. weird, right?
Crossing borders, making beautiful art, that's what life is about.
A performance to remember.
Karl
I was just going to watch a part of the video, but I became entranced with the beautiful music. What a terrible loss to the world.
What a find! 2 of the greatest! So beautiful. They will not be forgotten. Thanks for sharing, Amar.
Loved it! Now I remember who James Brown is (I had been confused). I wonder who's silly idea it was to give Pavarotti backup singers?? Come on! An odd juxtaposition of songs, especially at the end. But any Pavarotti is better than none! A great find.