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[@denisecoane5835]

After seeing TB turned 96 ... I had to track this interview down and watch again. One of my two favorite Anderson Cooper interviews. So ...educating, watching the family loyalty, brutally honest yet hopeful comments mixed with music nostalgia. The Thomas Mangelsen interview was my other top Anderson interview! Thank you to all.

[@xenergizerx]

RIP to a once in a generation talent.

[@danielmarinucci9342]

Is there anyone else out there after watching this feel like they just got punched in the heart?🥺

[@Camop-iz9kt]

I got to meet Tony and get his autograph on a CD in the late 90s. A very happy memory.

[@rosalindaimperial4929]

Since tony bennett passed away i always watch his video singing to his concerti love him more ❤️❤️❤️

[@beatlebrunch2199]

RIP Tony

[@catherinecatuncan1913]

LOVE him❤

[@ronayotte3571]

It's amazing that music can "overcome" Tony's dementia and totally energize him.

[@birks102]

i miss him so much....

[@dianespanpinato8890]

OH DEAR ANDERSON,IM STILL CRYING AFTER WATCHING TONY BENNETT,I SPENT HALF MY LIFE ON STAGE AS A SINGER.,NIGHTCLUBS, VEGAS ECT.OF COURSE NOT USING THIS NAME.THE AMAZING PART OF HIM SINGING IS ,HE ALWAYS SANG INTROS TO SONGS ,MOST SINGERS DONT. THERE HE WAS SINGING THE INTRO AND REMEMBERING EVERY LYRIC.How amazing the brain is. I PRAY FOR HIM AND FOR YOU FOR DOIG THIS HEARTWARMING SHOW.BLESS YOU FOR IT. Also may I just say your little Wyatt is so precious and beautiful.tku

[@annegreenwood3624]

very cruel disease my grandma once said why won’t god let me die broke my heart yet i treasure the one moment she knew it was me tony is such a legend love listening to his music that is something this disease can never take his beautiful music

[@singtweetypie]

Music was the last thing that Glen Campbell remembered as well. That is why scientists are studying the phenomena. How do these performers remember all the words to their songs - and in Glen Campbell's case, all the keys on his guitar? It's really quite something. Music actually is something all Alzheimer's patients remember - and can literally bring them out of a fog. Load up an i-pod with the music that person loved...and have them listen to it...and it just connects with something in the brain.

[@jacklawer6389]

His wife looks so young

[@broonsdad]

Heartbraking...