Liberace Hollywood Hills House

[@PhotoBrad]

I recall meeting Liberace in 1985. He had recently purchased two adjoining condos at the beach in Malibu -- perched just above the crashing waves. I was working for a furniture store in L.A. and we delivered a bunch of furniture for his "guest condo" next door to his personal condo unit. He invited me into his place to talk about the delivery and to sign the receipt. Unlike the opulent decor of his Hollywood Hills home, his Malibu condos were contemporary and subdued. He introduced me to his dogs and that's when I learned what a "Shar-Pei" is. He explained the history of the Shar-Pei breed, that they were bred as guard dogs for royalty in China. He was just as nice in person as he appears in this video!

[@MissAshley-jq9gl]

how amazing! what a neat experience.

[@lexor521]

The honor huh?

[@debyzimmerman6617]

How lucky you were. I would have been in Heaven to have been so lucky!!

[@MissAshley-jq9gl]

@@debyzimmerman6617 certainly 😉

[@Cwm368]

Wow

[@TheLdoggett]

When I lived in Las Vegas in 1974, I worked in a custom drapery shop. One of the things I worked on was draperies for Liberace that were identical to the wallpaper so they had to be precisely made. I still have a piece of the fabric!

[@joijaxx]

Linda Doggett wow that’s very cool! What does it like ok like?

[@dogmommy5432]

That’s incredible! I would treasure that forever. What a cool story!

[@christinad4432]

Linda Doggett I love that! See this is why I always read the comments. Thanks for sharing!

[@TheLdoggett]

@TheDodicat The three comments above yours is why. Honestly, I don't remember posting it before, but if I did - give me a break. I am old and my life hasn't been all that exciting.

[@joeambrose3260]

@@TheLdoggett I think that's marvelous darling. Ignore the haters

[@qwerttee5021]

he has such a friendly, warm vibe! He makes me smile!

[@samspianos]

He made many smile when he entered

[@chykim1]

He truly does ❤️

[@dogmommy5432]

💕I absolutely love his sweet personality and love for art and dogs. Wasn’t he wonderful? I would of loved to see him on stage.

[@joeferguson2606]

light and gay ...thats for sure

[@sirquincywashington7584]

Girl or boy bye I can't stand California it ant what you think it is

[@barryrudge1576]

Liberace was the man who penned the phrase, "I'm laughing all the way to the bank" which was his response to critics. The world will never see another showman and such talent like him. Today he might well have come out of the closet but his sexuality was never in question by his legions of fans who, like myself, considered it was is own private affair. God bless Liberace

[@gilltim5711]

You're a good man, Barry.

[@jamietingey7498]

Crying, it’s crying all the way to the bank.

[@Melissa0774]

Sadly, no one will ever get that rich by being an instrumental musician, especially a classical musician, ever again.

[@misterrocks3035]

Even if everyone knew, that his private life stayed so private is actually a relief compared to today's stars whose whole lives have to be on display, who have to have an opinion on everything including politics, who have to parade their "charitable" works about in a desperate attempt to stay relevant (perhaps it says something about their talent?). KZbin has been suggesting Liberace videos, and I can't help but feel the world needs more people who are outgoing, humble, eager to please but also people who don't feel the need to make their private lives a spectacle for the whole world.

[@Elvengem]

he seemed like a really nice happy ideal friend and gentleman. That italian tile oh that was lovely! "it turned out to be a room rather than a porch". and a fancy bar and it was more than even a room. Looks like he loved interior decorating!

[@balto4]

He was so sweet,he really loved his fans so much better than anyone we have today. He was so attractive here and had a great personality. He treated his staff very,very well too seen many interviews with them as well and said he was so kind and generous to them all

[@johnrotten3268]

People can make fun of Liberace for being gay all they want, but I gotta say this was one friendly, charming character. I've never seen someone so happy and outgoing. It just makes you smile. RIP buddy.

[@VegasVixen]

Any time I’m depressed , I look up Liberace ... life is not so bad seeing that smile and pc humor . I legit got a degree in textile preservation because I was so impressed with Lee and Elvis’ costumes

[@nicholasshade]

I love Liberace. I love that swimming pool. 🎱 His music is really good. I've been listening all day. I listened to Slaughter on 10th Avenue and Feelings.💚

[@robd1329]

He was gay..hes not rip.

[@nicholasshade]

@@robd1329 he actually is Resting In Peace. He died of from the AIDS virus. STAY WARM. 🔥 Love and light from Gore, Oklahoma.❤💡💛

[@robd1329]

@@nicholasshade last i read..homosexuality is against what god created of man and woman

[@johnnydtractive]

You can tell he knows his own house inside out, all the details, where he got each piece, the provenance & work involved in each renovation--his aesthetic was over the top but he presents it with just a very humble pride & love for home. He actually reminds me a lot of Dolly Parton--over the top & down to earth at the same time, twinkling eyes & a self-deprecating sense of humour, caring & concerned for others, ambitious & driven to achieve, & over all of it this incredible talent & desire to entertain.

[@ManuelGuzman067]

johnnydtractive agree dolly and liberace talented humble and pretty 😂

[@jesseheflin4316]

johnnydtractive OMG Dolly Parton?? 🎁🤓

[@joijaxx]

Well said!

[@johnnydtractive]

@@briannawilliams7370 Don't knock it til you've tried it, sis.

[@sharksport01]

Everything he did was over the top including, fortunately, his musical talent.

[@franzhaas6889]

A BEAUTIFUL MAN AND A CLASS ACT. HE IS MISSED.

[@lenkasimekova9234]

Watched documentary about him, he had S. E. X. Every day with a different man sometimes 2....it puts me off, by the pool, under the table anywhere, he liked disadvanted young boys...🤢🤮

[@breakfastsurreal5650]

@@lenkasimekova9234 it's cute that you spelled it out 😃

[@Wildanimal864.]

@@lenkasimekova9234 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iobZYmSXa92LrsU

[@opaljk4835]

You don’t have to yell

[@PatrickFDolan]

@Ahmed N you would think they actually eat dinner with them the way they go on. I remember my friend distraught for months over Kurt Cobain.

[@selinaoakley3613]

Bless him.. He just oozed kindness... And sadly loneliness. A lovely and very talented man. Always smiling. R. I. P. Liberace ❤️

[@turinggirl6432]

He just seemed like someone just happy that someone came to visit. He’s so sweet. Rest well you kind man.

[@ronaldmartin666]

Lmao he oozed alot of others things

[@rosemariepowell9717]

He wasn't lonely he had friends who he choose

[@tonydagreat3826]

@@ronaldmartin666 you nasty 🤣🤣

[@BunkerWise215]

@@ronaldmartin666 I haven't the faintest idea of what your insinuating 💁‍♂️

[@andrewmiller4885]

What a thoroughly nice man he was . Who cared about his sexuality . He was kind and humble and a great talent to say the least. My family and I would watch his show on television where he played the piano and delivered some of the best entertainment anyone could ask for . I remember my parents thought he was the greatest pianist they ever heard and saw . My folks adored Liberace . Liberace was also a very good actor . Rest in peace Liberace you are sorely missed .

[@Althekeys]

Isn’t it wonderful how Liberace smiles the WHOLE time. He must have loved his life and his lifestyle

[@marky4x429]

Cocaine

[@windstorm1000]

Lee brought joy and happiness to millions- would any be so fortunate to be able to do that

[@vaslav030547]

Never before and never again will anyone have so much style! Luv yer Lee. R.I.P.x

[@leokimvideo]

If Lee couldn't play piano, he would make an excellent real estate agent or interior decorator I loved this house walk through

[@PaulLyndeBlue]

leokimvideo oh I agree!

[@bobbypaluga4346]

leokimvideo I can certainly agree with you on that, old Hollywood would be in the palm of his hands. On the other side, if anyone shares my taste or lack of it, the cluttered gaudy look would make me crazy.

[@veteranpatriot4474]

Bobby Paluga I'm 53 now and new from my childhood that Liberace was Gay. But I always admired him for various reasons. 1) He never tried to force his choice of lifestyle on anyone. 2) To call him " Mr. Showmanship " is the Understatement of the Century. 3) His ability to make everyone feel at ease and give us a look at how he enjoyed collecting things and How he treated and shared his good fortune with his friends truly made him an American Original.

[@bobbypaluga4346]

Jason Wayne Whoa Nellie, Lifestyle Choice??? That’s a slap in the puss to a person you seem to admire, he certainly didn’t choose to be a gay man, he fought any talk of his homosexuality even winning a suit against a London newspaper. He played it straight with a tux the candelabra and a grand piano for some time, then he stopped caring, society was changing and he more or less came out, costumes, a series of much younger “lovers”, and his flourishes. He was truly “born that way” and in reality nobody cares.

[@veteranpatriot4474]

Bobby Paluga Ohhhhhhh.. No.. Nobody is born a Homosexual. Your Gender and race yes . People love to use that excuse because God Calls Homosexuality an Abomination so they act as if God made them that way so they don't have to feel guilty and are not responsible for their actions . Please try that sad crap for the weak minded. No Doctor, Not 1 credible Doctor has ever and I mean EVER found any cause and effect gene or anything in the Human DNA that gives any credence to someone being. " Born That Way "

[@gralykmeno]

He was a natural showman, but above all just a lovely man.

[@retroguy9494]

"I got a little carried away." When speaking of Liberace and HIS style, that was an understatement! 😂🤣

[@mb4lunch]

How could anyone not love this guy!

[@limeyosu2000]

Wish there was more of this interview. Was fascinating listening to all the details of how cool house

[@santachorry]

What a sweet, friendly, happy man.

[@marccooper76]

With that much money you would have to actually try really hard to be an unhappy asshole. I'm sure if he were poor then he wouldn't be near as happy

[@Dan-nt2yb]

It’s hard to be happy when you’re closeted your whole life and fight tooth and nail to keep it that way. More misery than happiness.😕

[@yaserthe1]

He creeps me out

[@freddie7145]

@@Dan-nt2yb He might have been closeted his whole life but everybody knew he was gay.

[@PatrickFDolan]

@@Dan-nt2yb the whole world knew he was gay and those people made him who he was. You can't be a star without followers.

[@vectorhold6489]

Liberace had some great taste with the finer things in life that's for sure. Mad respect. Proper swag to the max.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Kitsch.

[@jimsim777]

A supremely talented performer & a truly wonderful person, a rare combination RIP

[@soflbchboi]

Great footage of his home. Thank You so very much. I live just 5 minutes away from his Las Vegas mansion on Shirley Street. He truly was out of this world and is still loved even as of today by many of his loyal fans.

[@IronFistKempo]

Be a great neighbour.

[@lena382la]

He seemed to be a sweetheart. Gentle soul and kind hearted. Wish I would have met him in person.

[@mrd.6594]

I loved Liberace...he was one of the greatest pianist of our time and the episode he played on batman was just perfect.....RIP my friend

[@lastcrazyhorn]

I didn’t know he was on Batman! I’ll have to go dig that up.

[@jomama5186]

So beloved ! Lovely, lovely man. He had such a great eye for super special pieces. I just love this man forever ! 🧡🙏

[@mikerainham]

He lived well, and he deserved to, Liberace is a brilliant musician, and you can see his influence in Elton John and Freddie Mercury, and even Elvis! Who wore extravagant clothing on stage in the late 60’s and early 70’s. Liberace wasn’t interested in fads and trends, you can’t ignore a genius like that.

[@lfader]

Agree they were all in ppl performers -something Lee was over the top but if anybody who surrounded themselves with all this museum richness nobody could appreciate it more or did appreciate it more than Liberace he's like giving a museum tour of his house but he's not at all arrogant or narcissistic about it. Such a talented musician pianist and genuine good-hearted people person ....

[@elizabethharttley4073]

Gorgeous, opulent He paid his bills and hired trades and craftmen to create his wonderful home. His was an excellent investor and philanthropist. He kept his private life private. Liberace was kind and good and generous. An artist with soul and wit. The first campy performer i remember. Seems he introduced the glitter and bling to the general public. RIP darling. I am sorry you suffered.

[@PaulLyndeBlue]

"And this is the Master Bath.... These are the twin sinks.... they usually call them 'his & hers' but since I'm a bachelor... I use them both myself." Good to know Lib! :D Its so cute that he tells us that :D

[@PaulLyndeBlue]

I like to know these things just in case you go to a place where you get to play games like "quiz" or what ever you pick 1 answer out of the 4 given.

[@PaulLyndeBlue]

SF Giants Dynasty some reason mine is funnier! but I like logic some times

[@wvufreak56]

Liz Blue Yeah....Right.. His & Hers..Not! His & His...Definitely!

[@MommaWolf1967]

His and hers is so outdated these days wvufreak56 it's his and his or hers and her Gay marriage is legal in today's society

[@atlbrysco6198]

hahahaha you beat me to it by a year, Liz... "bachelor," indeed.... :)

[@robinshepard4571]

What a Beautiful Man 💪❤️ So talented ⭐ what a Class act. We love you and Miss you and your amazing work ⭐💪🌹 🎹🎹🎹🎹⭐👓 Liberace you R , the Best ☝️♥️

[@onesunnyday5699]

I love his voice, it's so soft & smooth

[@Rivarokband]

Always struck me as a gracious man. Also gave an excellent tour here.

[@sheilac1845]

I was impressed by the things he knew & talked about, he seemed to be a very smart man & I enjoyed the story about how things came to be, also, the candle holders made of blue glass and he knew what kind of Crystal hung on them and the castle where he bought them... Interesting man, I love learning things, a nice tour but cut short 💙

[@PatrickFDolan]

You don't have to be smart to know where you bought something. Do you know where you bought your car at? You must be very intelligent.

[@scrateshooter]

He supposedly had a photographic memory.

[@TestTubeBabySpy]

As he showed his bedroom, I literally looked over at my old mattress with the sag in it and laughed😂

[@zezet0ni594]

Supremely talented pianist. Loved by his friends and family. Adored by millions of fans. He seemed to be such a lovely soul. Sadly missed. 🌹🎹🌹

[@balto4]

Yes he seemed like such a sweet and lovely man

[@sunnyhill5119]

Now this is what a mansion is supposed to look like. The interior decorating is impeccable...Liberace had great style and taste. Rest In Peace and Rest In Power, Dear Liberace. 🍹 🎉

[@YllaStar95970]

Without doubt Liberace was a virtuoso. We were blessed to be within his company. Allowing us to view his home whilst alive, and guided in person by himself, was never something he needed to, or had to do, but for those of us intrigued, it was incredibly generous of him. His homes (Las Vegas, Palm Springs, and here in the Hollywood Hills, had mirrors, more than perhaps we would have hung, l hope he genuinely enjoyed his reflection, as he would of been able to catch himself often in them. It would be heartfelt with sadness, if the mirrors re-enforced any negative fears or doubts in his appearance he may have harboured. To me he appeared to be a gentle soul, generous in his thoughts, and wanting to pass through this life.....Remembered. In that, he succeeded.

[@freddiemeyer4563]

michael douglas nailed it ...aww he seemed like a sweet person and i love his taste in decor

[@lornam6195]

He was so glamorous and interesting.

[@livingaboard]

he seems like he really appreciates everything he has

[@lfader]

Agree some comments are saying they have an empty feeling he's materialistic I don't get any of that if anybody appreciates these museum pieces Lee does and he's like a curator here He's not being arrogant rich narcissistic he's appreciative and genuine I don't get the hate at all here He was a fantastic pianist and people person.

[@chykim1]

He seems like such a pleasant kind person ❤️

[@sibionic]

yeh right!

[@Ghostwriter78]

Love liberace. He just seems like the coolest person. I would've LOVED to just sit and shoot the breeze with him.

[@tomjones7089]

72, long time ago. Liberace was slick, so popular at the time too. RIP.

[@MsMesem]

Slick? I call it natural charm.

[@karensparks2509]

I love Liberace! He had such lovely decor. He knew what he wanted and created it. I have to wonder what happed to all his lovely pieces ?

[@haydenharris3059]

I have never seen such a humble man with such a talent and wealth. I would loved to have met him. regards Hayden

[@glasshalffull8471]

It makes total sense to view it from the back.

[@brooksequine7621]

For a poor Polish man who played the piano and put on a show for all of America - he did GREAT ! I've been in this sort of opulence. .. Now I realize that when I die , the only arms that may hold me are my own . Then I shall go Home to my Beloved husband, Paul , my horses and our dogs , cats , etc ... No the less , I do love Liberace .

[@PatrickFDolan]

He was American and his family did better than most did at the time.

[@ivegotthedocuments9963]

I just want to climb through the screen and never come back!

[@BryanEddy09]

as a kid I would have mocked him ..but he really seems like a great guy ,consummate entertainer.Seen his Vegas joint . cool to see him show it off .

[@amylee4965]

I know and restored now Hurray!!

[@stacyblue1980]

Fabulous home. Very calm and serene somehow. Seems relaxing and so much to look at. What a dear kind man. Such a very interesting little doc. Thanks for posting.

[@georgekuiper3223]

SERENE is what one feels when leaving this monstrosity of style

[@bobwerner6967]

What gets lost in the story of Liberace was his supreme talent as a musician. His talent on the piano was, and is, un-matched. I grew up in the 50's and it seemed he was on TV ALL of the time! Lawrence Welk, too. Of course in those days no one EVER spoke of homosexuality, being "gay" or about sex, generally. Perhaps "Peyton Place" but that was about it. People today don't know what a huge star he was, first on TV, then, later in Vegas, and all around the world. He commanded world-wide audiences only Elvis could have had , if Elvis had a legitimate manager, but, tragically did not. What's lost is the word "entertainer". He was there to make you happy, fill you with joy, not to preach at you or share his particular political or social opinions. It's sad that today, if his name is mentioned at all, it's only the story about "oh, yeah the gay guy who died of aids." For all of that, I watched the movie "Behind the Candelabra" several times. It's hugely funny, sad, entertaining and depicts a portion of his personal life in, I think, an accurate way. Very well done and well worth watching. Matt Damon and Debbie Reynolds are brilliant, of course, along with Michael Douglas.

[@jimmyratz]

God bless him! He was such a great showman. He had such superb taste in antiques! I would have loved to have met him.

[@mikisaba9336]

James F. Harrington and have a thumb in the bum ?

[@ThePHYL]

Lee was such a talent, besides his music he had a wonderful personality....went to,his museum in Las Vegas some years ago, they had costumes he wore and som of his cars, a rhinestone piano, an English taxi...he. Would go to the airport in Vegas and just pick people up and drive them home when he was lonely, he had millions of fans of all ages, even my own grandchildren would watch cds of his acts....in one he would fly in and onto the stage, my grandchildren would love to make believe they were playing the piano, and make believe they were playing on the back of my car seat all the way to church on Sunday mornings, I remember his television show back when I was young, my mom loved him, all 6 of us sitting in our living room.

[@victoriamayo5774]

I admire him he was a great showman. ❤️❤️❤️

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

He lived his life and didn't care what anyone thought. More power to him.

[@Proverbs--tx6yr]

Absolute nonsense and false teaching of this world! We should always care what God and others think about us from an integrity point of view.

[@sharksport01]

He definitely did care what people thought, he lied about his life until the bitter end.

[@billhosko7723]

@@sharksport01 Ideat.

[@billhosko7723]

@@Proverbs--tx6yr Ideat.

[@daphnenapier1102]

Beautiful lovely home love all his furniture Just all amazing

[@nenininel689]

I love him, what a wonderful man, beautiful house

[@ImVeris]

Speaks in a very calming manner

[@gizzykatkat9687]

I LOVE that house! I love everything about it! I could live there anytime, that decor is so beautiful and fabulous I can't stand it. I only wish I could wake up every morning and be immersed in all that splendor!

[@sharksport01]

Take piano lessons, hurry!

[@gizzykatkat9687]

@@sharksport01 Only Lee Liberace could teach me!

[@dme1016]

I know that ones sexuality doesn't always determine how one keeps house, but you prolly faced an ass-whooping if you didn't use a coaster in his place.

[@hankaustin7091]

LMAO!!! you know it!!!

[@jesseheflin4316]

D Me 😲

[@Cwm368]

Lol

[@samspianos]

didn't have to use a condom tho

[@ABCDEFG-bk9gx]

@@samspianos lol

[@Andrea.G..69]

He surely had an exceptional eye for shapes, colours and space! Expensive and busy but very beautiful!

[@judyfowler2023]

He's what you call an entertainer. Talented and well loved as well as generous. There was no one like him. He deserved every penny he ever earned

[@deltabluesdavidraye]

ZZ Top was singing about him in Got me under pressure.Tripping out with Great Danes

[@YouTubeSpareTime]

I think he was fabulous. I mean he oozed talent, was very generous and I don't think a bad word was ever said about him. I just think he was always positive, even when he became ill.

[@Mamadukee1]

He's so proud of his home,he's a true gentleman, I don't care about his personal life ,he made his own fortune, I admire that !!!!!!!!😊🇬🇧

[@calibean7736]

I love that personality. A funny guy Wishing I could have met the man. RIP 💔

[@HONOKAAHAWAII-JERK-WATER-USA]

MY MOM LOVED LIBERACE, I GREW UP LISTENING TO HIS MUSIC, THEN I GREW TO LOVE HIM.

[@bernardsebranek1963]

Watching 2018. He was a magnificent pianist. World Class.

[@senniewhite6301]

*The love and appreciation of his homes were evident.*

[@CalopsitaVanderbilt1911]

I could watch him explaining for hours

[@hjhjhjhlll]

"Twin sinks... they call them 'his' and 'hers' but since I'm a..." I held my breath "...bachelor I use them both myself."

[@parisalan1]

Hilarious!

[@pianoman551000]

I didn't hold my breath, but I laughed like hell!!

[@chykim1]

Lol!!! Right!!!!😂

[@Cwm368]

Bachelor in those days meant gay.

[@kendallevans4079]

@@Cwm368 Always with a raised eyebrow! I kinda miss those days.

[@lunes-1]

clearly the man appreciate art. sad that this house were dismantled and the story lost.

[@amylee4965]

Not the one in vegas Hurray!!!

[@DFelix-ir4qp]

Did the Palm Springs home get demolished?

[@bisialade7351]

You mean the Hollywood home was demolished, what's his estate doing to preserve his legacy?

[@cootumrebel]

"Too much of a good thing is WONDERFUL" took its toll on Liberace.

[@ProjectFlashlight612]

Such a kind man. I respect Liberace...a great pity that society would not let him be who he was.

[@Kreegers_performance]

This guy was truly one in a billion

[@salvadormarley]

Liberace - What's not to love.

[@galchino8100]

Never knew much about Liberace, but from I can see now, you're a charming ass dude!!!! Absolutely brilliant!!! Good on you for leaving your fortune to the up & coming young artist of the world, that's some boss ass shit!

[@Marvel66666]

What a friendly and fine human being. RIP

[@theresapierce3934]

The world is a much sadder and dull place without characters like Lee in it. RIP Mr. Liberace

[@ericowensnyc]

Lee was everything!!!! 🥳🥳🥳

[@lpdog82]

a totally pampered happiest wealthy little queen that ever lived LOL , r.i.p. Libby

[@Fievelavie]

What a sweet, friendly soul.

[@jwalach1650]

Love his presentation of the house. Lol on the helicopter statement about not having one handy to take a pic of the front of the house. Always enjoyed watching him on shows. Remember him from my childhood memories from the 70s, especially his appearance on the Muppet Show. Great entertainer and an all around icon. First time watching this video and have to say he was a tremendous presenter. He does an excellent job at presenting anything actually. Thanks for posting this. Paws up for the video.

[@RBXXXX]

The clothes, the jewelry and the house. One of the very first fly guys.

[@leedelrey7914]

I dont think there has ever been anyone with such charisma!!

[@stevers62]

Fascinating! Thanks for sharing. It would have been a fascinating reality show to have big and little Edie from "Grey Gardens" move in with him just to see the interactions. Very much a character.

[@hankaustin7091]

That would have been AWESOME!!!!!! imagine that as a TV reality show! Would have been a top-rated show for years! Your comment rates 1000 thumbs up, if that were possible

[@chrisstephens5310]

I miss you so very much......

[@Porsche996driver]

A good human. Genuinely eccentric. I liked when Bugs Bunny did Liberace.

[@bobgil3464]

He really is having fun showing his home to us. It's like he is still with us.

[@garyfraser6008]

You gotta hand it to the guy. He certainly did things his way.

[@platonkarataev550]

Liberace heating the garden outside is hysterical! Take that Environmentalists!

[@andreiatoader2624]

Rest in peace, great, unique entertainer. Love him

[@cmm2145]

I loved to watch him on TV when I was little. My favorite musical instrument is the piano.

[@clarenceeugene9692]

The his and her's sink bit is too good. "Since I'm a bachelor, I use them both myself." HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@cf2796]

Such a lovely man. His voice is so soothing. ASMR type of voice.

[@abujabi]

You know it's the 70's when they even carpet the outdoors.

[@davidrockefeller2007]

He heated the outside too, holy fuck talking about burning money.

[@scottfulps2065]

A wonderful man. Pure class and kindness.

[@jimmyjam26]

Such a nice man Rest in Peace.

[@jonniemaemiddletonlotte6747]

Even as a little girl l would get excited about seeing Liberace play his beautiful music on his beautiful piano. Liberace was love in a smile.

[@bored1980]

Now this is something I hadn't seen before. Thank you greatly for uploading. Wonder if I can convince my wife to redo the master bedroom in a similar style? :D

[@PaulLyndeBlue]

OMG I love his Bedroom too! :D