Anna Russell In Performance | Omnibus With Alistair Cooke

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[@unclelouie3828]

Even without an audience, BRILLIANT!!

[@unclelouie3828]

Oh Anna, Anna- those were "great" times. I miss them.

[@ceylonte4]

legend

[@dougr.2398]

Still delightful

[@enthusedtosing9655]

Thanks loads! It was weird to see her perform to an audience of only one, but _she_ certainly seems unfazed by it! An absolutely amazing entertainer.

[@dougr.2398]

She is camera audience aware, as one incident reveals

[@dougr.2398]

Delightful…. But some of the actions that one can know are done on the recording are not present in this rendition

[@michaeltravisano1161]

Is Anna Russel's song real Spanish, or just gibberish?

[@laurah7549]

Complete gibberish :)

[@dougr.2398]

Lol! It is a mixture of mostly nonsense syllables and real English terms that sketch an actual story!

[@dougr.2398]

For instance, the title is actually the daughter calling her mother a rag-bag of bones

[@dougr.2398]

Finally, the daughter runs off with a « sugar Daddy » and the mother bids her goodbye

[@NFNJP]

I was Anna Russell’s hair and makeup guy for her PBS Special The Last Farewell Tour ! She was such a joy to work with. We stayed friends until her passing.

[@Paolo8772]

I like Alistair Cookie. But please: no more Sesame Street Jokes. Anna Russel did that Russian song that Jeff Moss lifted for Count Von Count in 1973.