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Elaine Stritch, Rose's Turn |


alterego
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Some things are best left unsaid.
At least she actually remembered the words, although she seems to insert the dramatic lead-in right into the middle of the song. I can even forgive her for using Roz / Lisa's key. It's a hint of what might have been, too late for what could be.
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I think this clip is (at least) a couple of years old. She did some small performances at colleges a few years ago, and this clip seems like it was from that time.
Her Rose probably would been akin to Tyne Daly's - incredibly forceful in person, and unimpressive on a recording. It's a shame it never happened.
Her Rose probably would been akin to Tyne Daly's - incredibly forceful in person, and unimpressive on a recording. It's a shame it never happened.
"It does me no injury for my neighbour to say there are 20 gods or no god. It neither picks my pocket, nor breaks my leg."
-- Thomas Jefferson
I never really thought she had a "great" voice. I always thought the draw for everyone was her presence.
If you don't mind taking it as it turns out, it's a fine, fine LIFE!
Is she in a classroom? I like to think she just goes to random classes and performs her cabaret act!
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