BEAUTIFUL!| FIRST TIME HEARING TONY BENNETT - I Left MY Heart In San Francisco REACTION

[@beckycourtemanche1088]

Frank Sinatra said Tony Bennett was the best. Everyone loved him. Thank you for all the unforgettable tunes Mr. Bennett. RIP

[@Celtwoman1949]

Yes and he also called him the singer's singer

[@Isleofskye]

@@Celtwoman1949 as he did England's, Matt Monro.:)

[@rayhanks8529]

@@Isleofskye And he was right in both, I hope their all up there singing to the Angels, GB !!

[@Isleofskye]

@@rayhanks8529 Yes, Ray and the Angels can form the backing Choir:) "I Left My Heart In San Francisco " is a, particularly, poignant song to me, as I fell in love with a Girl, who I met while dancing all night in Samuel Plank's Discoteque there. I suppose you could say...... I left my heart in Sam Plank's Disco....😀

[@kenhoyer8601]

He's like Frank without the tude. Better voice too.

[@kellyreiterman]

As a native San Franciscan, I can tell you how much Tony Bennett is beloved here. After every San Francisco Giants home game, this song is played. Win or lose. I get very emotional and so full of pride for my hometown whenever I hear this song. RIP to a brilliant singer, talented painter, and wonderful man.

[@bkm2797]

I'm from San Francisco too! Tony is free now, healthy and hanging out with all his old friends. RIP Tony Bennett

[@michaelasay8587]

Kelly...how you finally got outta that shithole! It's horrible there now!!

[@bucknakedA]

Wow I thought you were mistaken about his death.. I was at a funeral of a 94 year old relative that day and must have missed the news entirely. RIP mr Bennett.

[@barrycowan3540]

This diehard Dodger fan loves Tony Bennett and this beautiful song for your great city.

[@danadesimone9322]

What school did you go to?

[@sharkbjs]

A total class act. He not only sang, he dedicated his life to human rights and equal rights for all. He was as humane as he was talented. This is his signature song but everything he touched turned to gold. RIP, Mr. Bennett and thank you, thank you, thank you for all of the wonderful musical memories you left behind.

[@michaelrichardson5841]

Absolutely, he was part of the American army freeing the Dachau Concentration camp and he march with Martin Luther King from Selma to Montgomery. An incredible gentleman with an incredible story.

[@Pho_King_A]

Also heard he was demoted in rank for sitting and having lunch with a black soldier at a time when the U.S. Army was segregated.

[@williamgreco3046]

You know you made a lot of people happy with this. Honoring his passing.

[@donnagonatas3155]

Don't you wish clubs were still like this? Beautiful dresses, handsome guys. And someone like Tony Bennett is the singer for the night! Soo romantic ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@briandeeley1599]

Heck yeah.

[@kathyandrews5217]

Don't forget being on the dance floor in the arms of someone you love🤩

[@johntiggleman4686]

I sure do. Simple cocktails as well; Manhattans, Martinis. I wish someone in my old home town of Grand Rapids, MI would open up a night club like they used to be with a dress code like in the 40s and 50s.

[@laurin4405]

ooooH, the BEST kind of music to dance to🕺💃

[@brynneholt1990]

Except for the segregation, I guess.

[@johntyson]

I made a big Italian dinner tonight for the fam and we listened to Tony Bennett while we ate. My 11 and 13 year old actually loved it!

[@lifewuzonceezr]

Sweet!

[@jeanstrickland2445]

His voice is so crisp and romantic in this song. My heart is broken Rest in peace Mr. Bennett🙏🏼

[@sheilameyers152]

Love love Tony Bennett 💕💕

[@tcarnold6425]

He was the crooner's crooner and this is the GOAT of all Tony Bennett's recordings!

[@halhortonsworld5870]

I Absolutely LOVE Tony Bennet! 'Fly Me To The Moon' is another of his smash hits you need to check out

[@PhysicalMediaPreventsWea-bx1zm]

Wasn't that Sinatra?

[@imweakfordeaky]

⁠​⁠ Sinatra recorded it as well, but I far far prefer Tony Bennett’s version. His voice *feels* like flying. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnvYi4h4f9mKi9E

[@Mike_Huntt]

Agreed. Tony Bennett' version is superlative.

[@brynneholt1990]

They sang a lot of standards then. Everyone one sang the same songs. People will have their preferred renditions.

[@bunnyheywood]

I love anything Tony sings. Out of sooooo many songs he did "If I Ruled the World" is another favorite of mine. If you haven't heard that one you'll like it also. He has such a great vibrato in his voice. I've loved his music for decades. 😊❤

[@patticrichton1135]

I wish you had seen on Sunday night July 23rd on CBS, the repeat of "ONE LAST TIME: AN EVENING with TONY BENNETT and LADY GAGA" It was on last year to celebrate his 95th birthday. It was a PHENOMENAL show. He and Lady Gaga had a very close relationship and had performed together before. It was held in Radio City Music Hall in NYC. Mr. Bennett was suffering from Alzheimer's Disease, and didn't remember many many things, but he STILL remembered all the words to the songs he sang. Lady Gaga performed songs from that iconic period of music which were the bulk of the songs Mr. Bennett performed. Then she escorted him on to the stage, leading him to the grand piano where he could support himself by holding on to the piano with his right hand. He sang duets with Lady Gaga with some of his most popular songs. His voice was just as wonderful at 95 as it was for years. There was such a sparkle in his eyes and he acknowledge the audience after each song. The camera panned the audience several times and there were some tears amongst the crowd. I myself was crying watching it, as I did when it was on last year. My dad was a musician who played 4 instruments, played in several "Big Bands" in the '40s and '50s, and still played gigs until he was 98 years old, he passed away in 2020 at the age of 103. Because of my dad I was exposed to Big Band music and all the crooners, since I was a very small child. My DAD LOVED Tony Bennett, and he would have LOVED that "One Last Time" show. That show WAS Mr. Bennett's last performance. But Sunday night, watching that show again, I cried even more, because my mother also had Alzheimer's for about 10 years, passing when she was 76. She loved Tony Bennett too. I HOPE you can find "ONE LAST TIME: AN EVENING with TONY BENNETT and LADY GAGA" You will LOVE it. THANK YOU for HONORING Mr. Bennett today. LOVE to you BOTH. RIP Mr. Tony Bennett....your music will live on forever.

[@michaelrichardson5841]

Everyone should check out Tony's paintings. The man was a multi-talented genius.

[@mikebrock7606]

His voice was so smoooooooth. He added a bit of class to everything he accomplished. RIP Tony.

[@joelstarkey1143]

Such an icon... such an incredible voice. So many mothers, grandmothers, introduced us to this wonderful man's timeless voice! Thank you for this reaction, guys! RIP, Tony Bennett...

[@smithbros1000]

My mom reached musical maturity (teens to 20s) in the late 30s - early 40s. But Tony Bennett in the 50s and 60s + remained one of her absolute favorites.

[@matthewalvarez2662]

So so sad that Democrats and the woke mob have utterly destroyed this iconic city

[@michaelk1449]

@matthewalvarez2662 You must have failed history in school LOL. SF has been VERY liberal since its founding. Google “Summer of Love.” If you like rock music at all, you can thank SF’s hippies and beatniks, you fool

[@patticrichton1135]

@@matthewalvarez2662 this is NOT the time or place for politics. Have respect for Mr. Bennet's passing. Jordan and Amber's page is strictly for MUSIC reations and appreciations. There are plenty of political reaction sites where you can express your political views. Not here, PLEASE. Thank you

[@SteveInTheOC]

I was fortunate to see Mr. Tony in concert many years ago. Wonderful.

[@yaimavol]

Tony Bennett fought his way across Europe in WW2 and was in the Battle Of The Bulge, came home and turned his talent into a brilliant career. He was loved by everyone who knew him. A true class act.

[@Friend_Of_The_Muse]

Sinatra's favorite singer! RIP Mr. Benedetto. He is doing a medley of San Francisco and I Want to be Around. 2 of his biggest hits

[@jamesevans3492]

My Late Father Loved Mr. Tony Bennet, And His Hit Song " I Left My Heart, In San Francisco ", Wherein Both My Late Father, Born In 1926, And His Family, Were All Born And Raised There, Back From 1959, Through The 1960's, And On . . . Rest In Peace, True Singing Legend Tony Bennet . . . R.I.P. Mr. Bennet . .

[@waltw4537]

RIP Tony. A classic song as well. Of course, Tony also took Lady Gaga under his wing. WW II vet who saw combat and concentration camps. Walked with MLK. Ah. Another tune that my Mom would sorta glide around the house, humming along. Getting sentimental here. Nice switch-up. Yeah! What a performance! Some friends saw him a few years ago, and he sang a capella! Thank you guys.

[@laurin4405]

I was fortunate enough to have been around to hear his music in two different eras of his career.. Once as a kid in the 60's on my Parent's record player; and later, early 2000's with "Duets". He was not only Talented, but Kind and appreciated the Talents of others that he helped and/or collaborated with🙏

[@megroth5240]

I live in San Francisco Bay Area and always get goosebumps when I hear this song. Thank you for honoring Tony Bennett.

[@Jen-in-Texas]

I do too - every single time!!

[@samueltabo3390]

Me too 💞

[@kellahella5286]

Ditto Been SF GIANTS fan forever. Tony and the foghorn. ❤️😢

[@jeffmorse645]

Back in the 1990s KQED (the PBS station there) would would once in a while between shows play this song with scenes of The City. Gave me goosebumps and made me proud.

[@ca8944]

Part of my family lived there. Unfortunately, it’s not the same as when I used to visit as a child or even ten years ago

[@garymorris1856]

I admire you paying tribute to Tony Bennet.

[@anthonyrenda7725]

Singers like Tony Bennett, Sinatra and Martin made me proud to be Italian American!!🇮🇹🇺🇸

[@deborahscalise3215]

I would add Perry Como to that list!

[@anthonyrenda7725]

@@deborahscalise3215 yes

[@francisseidel8014]

I'd add Bing Crosby too.

[@anthonyrenda7725]

@@francisseidel8014 Crosby was a great singer, but I'm speaking of Italian American singers I grew up listening to at home.

[@GeorgeMaster-xg7lg]

Second smoothest voice next to Sinatra!

[@samueltabo3390]

This song is so special since I was born in San Francisco and raised in the bay area. We will always love Mr. Bennett for singing the praises of the city, RIP 🌉

[@stevenwoodward5923]

I lived in San Francisco from 6 months old to eleven, back in the 60"s. I have lived in Missouri since, still consider SF home.

[@Jen-in-Texas]

So was I - so many memories!

[@debrahirshfield6997]

I was born and raised in the SF Bay Area. Moved away when we had kids to be able to buy a house. San Francisco will always be my home. ❤

[@jdw5678]

What a stunning voice! I like how he dropped in a stanza from one of his other big hits, "I Wanna Be Around."

[@erniefranchino7284]

He may have left his heart in San Francisco, but he left his voice in our soul. God Bless

[@patticrichton1135]

@erniefranchino7284 BEAUTIFULLY said

[@frankd4875]

Beautifully put!!

[@4464badge]

I used to watch the Tonight show with Johnny Carson when I was young and every time they would say that Tony Bennett was going to be on I would force my self to stay awake just to hear him sing!!! I went to school so tired and would fall asleep in class! It was worth it!! When he passed I cried my eyes out. R.I.P Tony!

[@MrTech226]

Jay & Amber Tony is now true singing Angel in Heaven....RIP Anthony Benedetto!

[@tallmn1957]

My dad sang in clubs and radio. I Left My Heart In San Francisco was his closing song. He belted it out around the house all the time. Lots of other tunes as well. That man (my dad) had projection that would blow you away. Fantastic voice. I miss him. RIP to both men.

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Thank you so much for this. The song was his signature! Rest In Peace

[@bryanwhitton1784]

He and his generation were very special people. He started singing as a waiter at 13 to bring money in for the family during the depression. Fought in WWII and sang for 70+ years and made everyone feel so comfortable, warm and happy. A shining example of the greatest generation!

[@Isleofskye]

Well said.

[@sdenison3463]

77 here...thank you!

[@breese4425]

My mom was a huge fan of Tony’s. She told me this story that Tony’s pianist wrote this song. They played it in a rehearsal in SF. They weren’t going to play it in the show until a bartender at the venue said “you should record this- it would be a hit”…and the rest is history, Tony was also active with civil rights movement after he was in military. He was demoted from corporal to private for eating with black solider. He was in Selma march

[@williamcalderon9158]

Beautiful beautiful song. Thanks guys for this reaction.

[@alicericcardi3199]

A true legend. Loved him and this song. May he rest in peace.

[@mikeortiz6008]

Yes he is an iconic singer and will be missed so very much especially from an older generation such as myself. RIP Tony Bennett you will be missed.

[@InvestBetter.]

Shout out to Tony Bennett Came onto the scene, guns blazin', with "Because of You" a #1 sensation in 1951

[@claresmith-hill9417]

I was privileged to watch Tony Bennett when he played in Newcastle upon Tyne's City Hall. At one point in his amazing concert he asked the technicians to turn off the sound; he sang I just found a Plumb purely by the acoustics of the City Hall that he remembered he'd played in 1957! Amazing, my friends and I felt we'd been in a little part of history. When Tony died this week my sister who was at the concert with me, sent me a text saying our Tony has died... May he Rest in Peace but always be remembered ❤

[@cheryljackson5659]

I saw him in concert with a dear friend in 2014 in Southern California and received a similar message from her the morning that Tony Bennett passed. He touched our hearts as well and was dearly loved.

[@Nicksterino]

I'm old and this was from my parents' generation. I'm so fortunate to have heard it as a child, and now can watch you two instantly "get it". Great reaction video, as usual guys.

[@laurin4405]

Indeed

[@cdfdesantis699]

He just glides through his songs, doesn't he? Thanks so much for reacting to this icon.

[@Mike_Huntt]

I never heard anyone say a bad thing about Tony Bennett. He epitomized class. You have to hear his cover of the jazz standard "Do Nothing til You Hear From Me."

[@okielady73]

I watched a special on his final performance. He was deep in the throes of dementia, not fully lucid a lot of the time, but the performer in him never went away. When Lady Gaga came on stage with him, he introduced her by name. You could see in her eyes how meaningful it was to her that he remembered her. I didn't even bother trying to hold back the tears. RIP Mr. Bennett.

[@greggary7217]

Anyone who has or has had a loved one with dementia of any form knows how absolutely precious and wonderful a moment like that is. They are golden. As was he. RIP

[@JustMe-vk4fn]

The collaboration between musicians, producers, set up, tear down, rehearsals, live orchestras and Mr. Bennett's voice. It took a village to produce music during this era and in a way, that's nice too. :)

[@emiliarodriguez1364]

Thank you Mr. Bennett for being a part of the soundtrack of my life. Rest In Eternal Heavenly Peace Dear Sir. 🙏🏽💜🕯🕊🕯💜🙏🏽

[@michaelrider1024]

I'm sure he'll get your note, lol

[@emiliarodriguez1364]

@@michaelrider1024 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MidnightRain38]

This was an era where the singers are the real deal.Tony was and always will be at the top.

[@jflago]

Mr. Bennett brings it all in this mashup from the quiet moments to his trademark power. He WAS a sweet man, RIP. The way he smiled while he sang.

[@bradjbourgeois73]

I love his "I Go From Rags to Riches," probably because I loved Laverne and Shirley as a kid.

[@lisarainbow9703]

Tony was one of the greatest ~❤ RIP to an amazing legend..

[@MarthaDwyer]

His duets with Lady Gaga are wonderful. She was very protective of him and they had a wonderful friendship.

[@JimD56]

I had the pleasure of working with this man many times in the past, and not only is he among the most talented singers ever, he is also among the sweetest, most genuine. God Speed, Tony. You brought the world so much joy. Rest now, in God's hands.

[@TheMkamix]

RIP Mr. Bennet. You certainly were a gem.

[@josephscally6270]

Thank you so much for doing this reaction. It brought tears to my eyes. It is so easy to see why Lady Gaga adored him. His duet with Lady Gaga "The Lady Is A Tramp" to use an old phrase will "knock you socks off'"

[@Skeeter123]

Absolutely 💯 & his duet with kd lang singing "Blue Velvet" is awesome also👌 👏 👍 ❤

[@blanetalk]

Tony Bennett remained popular as an entertainer for over 7 decades! He has four generations of fans! His music is timeless!

[@debbiepochy6751]

Well, this brought tears to my eyes. My dad loved Tony Bennett. and this was his favorite song. I grew up with this music. I lost my dad 9 years ago and now Tony. Two great men. ❤

[@laurin4405]

Hearing this reminded me of my Parents; and hearing this played on their record player as a kid. Just beautiful... and made my face leak too😢😭

[@rayhanks8529]

God Bless you Dear !!

[@debbiepochy6751]

@@laurin4405 Hugs to you.

[@debbiepochy6751]

@@rayhanks8529 Thank you so much.

[@laurin4405]

@@debbiepochy6751 🤗

[@mikewingate284]

Thank you Anthony Dominick Benedetto for the music and your kind soul. Rest in Peace.

[@deonneparrish9850]

This was his signature song. I love this song. I was privileged to see him in concert at the Hollywood Bowl. What a great singer and showman. He will be sadly missed.

[@deborahthornburg4232]

I would add that one of the reasons crooners are so wonderful is because of the material they sing. The songs were melodic, had good arrangements, and the lyrics were sentimental without being crass. Bennett, Sinatra, Martin, Como, Torme, Cole, and let's not forget Ella; they stood there and interpreted the Great American Songbook.

[@hectorsmommy1717]

When he did his farewell concert at Radio City in 2021 with Lady Gaga, he was deep in the forgetfulness of Alzheimer's but as soon as the music started he sang without forgetting a word and with that great, strong voice of his. He didn't remember anybody but when Gaga walked on stage he immediately said her name, which brought out the tears. Both are pros and the concert went off wonderfully. RIP.

[@goomy02]

So fortunate to have caught him live on tour in 2016 (at 90 years young!). Sang a set list of 25 songs plus encores. Absolutely phenomenal 👏

[@MarkKrull-e2d]

Good comment on nowhere to hide. That's what made Karen Carpenter so great. She was a female crooner who sang so beautiful with nowhere to hide. One of a kind

[@chrisvanderhoof9990]

It doesn't get much better than this man!! Truly an amazing talent whom will be terribly missed!

[@kimberleymonari3560]

*******Beautiful to Honor His Legacy. Love His LP's with LADY GAGA, who Love & Respected Him Dearly.

[@itchyandred4131]

He does a duet with Billy Joel of the song " New York state of mind" it's phenomenal ✌️

[@bunnyheywood]

Yeah that is sooo great.

[@drg3712]

RIP Tony. Legend. Class. Talent.

[@donnacorey5682]

My heart broke when I heard of his passing. I loved him so much. Such an incredible golden voice he had. Now I cry every time I hear a song of his. So glad you guys honored his passing with his signature song. ❤

[@PCallahanPhilly]

My all-time favorite Tony Bennett song. Been singing along with him for 50 years.

[@brettcurtis5710]

Once heard - NEVER forgotten - I first heard this at about age 13 - so 1971 - another man whose voice will live forever! RIP Tony!

[@eviekelpie1]

I'm a die hard rock chick but Mr Tony Bennett has always touched me with his gorgeous smooth voice like no other. My hubby and I watched many of his performances the other day when we heard he'd passed. We were especially saddened as my father in law was also taken by Alzheimer's complications. RIParadise Mr Bennett, Sir🌹

[@edkeaton]

I'm quite saddened by the recent passing of Tony Bennett. His voice and his music will always continue to stand the test of time and will forever be in our hearts and minds. Thank you, Mr. Bennett for your music and for sharing your talents with the entire world. Rest in peace, legend. 😔🙏♥️❤️

[@sweisbrod6109]

Timeless. A talent that reaches across four generations.

[@blackprix]

Rest in peace Tony Bennett. Your music made a whole Lotta people happy. Your legacy will be here many many years to come❤

[@chicagocubs71]

Rip Tony Bennett!!! My condolences & sympathies go out to the Bennett Fam. God Bless The Bennett Fam.

[@ceeezzzzzzz]

Such a beautiful City and song, R.I.P Mr. Bennett. San Francisco will always have my heart!

[@doloreskrisky1670]

While at O'Hare airport on an early morning business trip in the '80s, I stopped to pick up a magazine. The kiosk was empty with the exception of a male customer and the cashier. When I looked over I realized Tony Bennett was standing next to me. Being star-struck I barely said "good morning". Not only did he reply, he asked me where I was headed at that hour, the nature of my work...Couldn't have been nicer, especially at that ungodly hour.❤️

[@markcornish2519]

That was so cool

[@rhondashinn4952]

If a music fan did'nt like this genre, you have to admit Mr. Bennett was one of the greatest. Lady GaGa so adored him. I know my older realitves did, I got teary eyed myself at his passing. Fly high and RIP sir 😫❤

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love his "Stranger in Paradise", "Because Of You" and anything else he sings!!!

[@stanchase9705]

I spent my "wonder years" in the Bay Area. "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" was required listening. I never get tired of hearing that song.

[@jamescoomer4413]

Tony Bennett - Once Upon a Time is his song that bests' displays his great vocal talent.

[@christinelegate8137]

The legendary Tony Bennett. He had a long career and a very long life.

[@rosemarywatson1231]

This song is so beautiful.

[@vicprovost2561]

Yep, even us old hippies and metal heads could appreciate the amazing voice of the master, Tony Bennett. My folks loved him and he is one of the few crooners I can listen to, Frank Sinatra is the other. Not often as I'm a Rocker, period but you have to tip your hat to one of the best, and a great, all around guy as well. He will be missed! 🎵🎤🎶

[@HappyOne3]

RIP Tony. Thank you for making my childhood happier. My parents always had you on the record player. Thank you for fighting in WWII and coming back. You need to hear this song in the studio version.

[@gkiferonhs]

Even back in the day, entertainers were often pretty wild, but TB always had class.

[@scottstravelstories4981]

Was a great person too. I worked as a bellman at a hotel in Denver in the 90s to help with college. Tony Bennett stayed there everytime he was in town. After one show, he was walking through the lobby to the elevators. A lady saw him and asked if he would sing at her daughters wedding reception that was also at the hotel. He quickly agreed. Sang 2 songs and gave the newlyweds cash as an additional gift. Class act.

[@lesscarmel5527]

He was a little slice of heaven. His voice will live forever. 💜💜

[@luckyskittles8976]

He is a great treasure RIP Tony. It's great he is being discovered by new ears.

[@hippiemama52]

Another song you might want to check out is "Because of You", Tony's duet with k.d. lang. So romantic ❤

[@chetcarman3530]

He put 2 different songs together BEAUTIFULLY ❤❤❤❤❤

[@mariac2786]

Thank you! This was my lullaby when my mother, God rest her soul, would rock me to sleep. I did the same for my kids and once caught my son singing this to my grand-daughter. Absolutely beautiful song, voice and man.

[@user-ii4zf5iq3t]

Ahhh. I used to sing Paul McCartney's "Michelle" to my baby. 🎶Michelle, my belle....🎶

[@markfadness9204]

"I Left My Heart in San Francisco" peaked @ #19 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1962 and was a career defining signature record for Tony Bennet. "ILMHISF" won the Record of the Year Grammy and Tony won the Best Male Vocal Grammy for 1962.

[@amandameale6000]

Tony Bennett wax a class act. Was always cool. Made 2 duet albums with contemporary singers. He was also a painter, under the name of Antonio Benedetto. ❤ Thank you!

[@Reyne-fb7mj]

I am a native San Franciscan, born, raised and still living there. We love Tony and he loved SF. A beautiful statue of him is in front of the Fairmont Hotel near the cable car where he performed many times in the hotel's Venetian Room. He attended the statue's unveiling ceremony for his 90th birthday. The hotel has a Tony Bennett suite named for him. This song has so much meaning for us natives. For those like me who first heard it back in the early 60s as a kid when it was a huge hit, the song instilled pride and love for our city. Transplants to the city will never understand how much Tony means to us. This song always played in my head when landing at the airport. He is such a great singer. No autotune -- he is the real deal. RIP. He will always be in our hearts ❤.

[@stephenboath924]

Thank you for reacting to the magical voice of Tony Bennett. R.I.P

[@icdogg2361]

He always stayed true to the music he loved. Never tried to be hip. Made him that much more authentic.

[@leisastalnaker3790]

A fond memory of mine, from when I was working under a travel contract at a hospital in Oakland. I was leaving work one afternoon and from the top parking deck you could see San Francisco and the Golden Gate bathed in fog and sun. The local rock station was playing this song. I remember the DJ said excuse use for being sentimental, but we got to play it. Makes me tear up. ❤❤❤

[@beachgirl3417]

Wow, he had a great voice! So sorry to hear of Mr. Tony Bennett's passing.

[@johnreilly9452]

His signature song ,but surprisingly not his biggest seller. It's a song that endured like Tony and was a live favourite that grew in status over the decades. He will be sorely missed ,thanks for the music ,your class and your golden voice Tony

[@johnmignosi2892]

Great reaction. That was a medley of 2 songs. I left my heart & I want to be around. Both big hits for tony.

[@lisar6510]

Thank you so much for paying homage to the great Tony Bennett! My Italian grandparents loved him!

[@bridgettstephens5582]

I was fortunate enough to see Mr.Bennett perform a few times. Although he was in his 80's his voice was impeccable. I will treasure my memories of his shows and the photos I took. RIP Mr. Bennett 😪

[@zennenn]

I just wrote almost exactly the same comment! Weren't we lucky to see him? What an amazing guy.

[@bridgettstephens5582]

@@zennenn Indeed! Lovely shows they were and oh that voice!! And yet no memorial service in which pay tribute to him?

[@markrich7171]

Anyone who plays the 'Legends' stage at Glastonbury and gets a rapturous ovation at the end of his set from people mostly several generations younger than him deserves total respect. R.I.P. Tony.

[@victorsixtythree]

What an absolute LEGEND and CLASS ACT. Thank you, Mr. Bennett!

[@Jen-in-Texas]

You nailed it Amber- he does have such a sweet air about him. His smile is just the sweetest ever. This song brings back so many memories for me. I grew up across from SF Bay and we went to the city for all of my birthdays. It was always so much fun. When I was of drinking age, we would always play this song on the jukebox while at some of the old restaurant/bars in North Beach. Thank you so much for this!

[@cheryljackson5659]

Tony Bennett has blessed us with his music for seven decades! His catalog is huge! In addition to being an incredible singer, Tony Bennett was a remarkable human being - a veteran, a Civil Rights activist who marched with Dr. King in Selma, a philanthropist who founded a school of the arts in memory of his good friend, Frank Sinatra, a humanitarian, a mentor, and a painter & sculptor. Just a class act! We certainly lost one of the greats last week, but happily, his music will live on forever. Please check out his rendition of The Shadow of Your Smile from the movie, The Sandpiper. RIP Mr. Bennett, and thank you for making us smile!