Liberace - Let Me Call You Sweetheart

Liberace performs this moving and touching tribute of his affection for his Mother, "you wanna sing for Ma?!" Enjoy this pretty, short clip.

[@Murph3579]

Such a talent. Tremendous performer. We miss all of these irreplaceable entertainers!

[@packingten]

This man was a born entertainer aside from anything else...

[@rogerrobinson796]

Love his playing.He can really tickle the piano keys. There will be no other like him. A great entertainer.

[@lesleyjeanbinedell3627]

Just cant not say this. Liberace you're the best there ever was and i love everything about you. You are just so talented and adorable and a real human diamond, there will never be another. You would have been 101 this year.

[@olivelane7903]

Oh how l agree with u hope u are still alive love olive epsom Surrey England

[@Jennifer-kd1qx]

No words can express how much he meant to me. I will never forget how much he gave to us as fans.

[@camille1068]

He sure was a charmer! I am savoring good memories of Liberace!

[@daphnenapier1102]

He is everyone's sweet ❤ 💕 fabulous l

[@wtac44]

Talent has no sex.

[@designinternational4488]

Oh...how I love this man. So lovingly good natured person!!!

[@balto4]

I agree he had a sweet personality

[@Murph3579]

Extraordinary. Tremendous entertainer. We miss you. This was my grandmother's favorite song.

[@aalihte3378]

*tear* this was just so beautiful

[@donallen1384]

I’d forgotten how entertaining Liberace was, such a talented artist.

[@RobertSJHu]

You're the Greatest Liberace !!!! Thanks for your piano gift of song !!!!!!! Grateful fan, Robert S.J. Hu Sept. 30, 2020.

[@wolfsige]

Charming

[@inkipapin4798]

wolfsige &

[@angloaust1575]

One can appreciate his music Altho he does flair it up! Would have been a great Classical pianist if he took It more seriously!

[@dominicsisinni75]

Saw his rhinestone- covered car in Vegas. Amazing.

[@robertchesnosky5427]

NEVER LESS THAN BRILLIANT

[@3GreeneBJ]

In retrospect I feel somewhat mean for having let the 1950's prejudice against homeosexuals cloud my judgement of his great artistry. Perhaps he found his flamboyant act necessary to gain exposure for his amazing pianistic talent of which there can be no doubt.

[@messyhairgaming3576]

What does the views of 1950 affect your view of this.

[@deandrareynolds7371]

Messy Hair Gaming I think OP means that he/she didn’t appreciate Liberace because of his/her prejudice against homosexuals, which was a result of the general wide-spread prejudice against homosexuals in the 1950’s

[@scurly0792]

@@deandrareynolds7371 Did you know there's a less cumbersome and more natural sounding pronoun for when you don't know someone's gender? Instead of doing his/her every time you could do what most people do and write or say 'their' etc

[@frankgunold268]

Bing Crosby - Let Me Call You Sweetheart (1934) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZjZdZSontp0hJI "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" is a popular song, with music by Leo Friedman and lyrics by Beth Slater Whitson. The song was published in 1910 and was a huge hit for the Peerless Quartet in 1911.

[@annadembowska1160]

Funny