@thatssomething1
He'll be no stranger in heaven R.I.P.
@portcullis5622
I kept playing this for my Dad during his final months, before he died last August, aged 92. It was a song he had loved for a long time, but not heard for years. My Mum followed him just 2 months later. This song will always remind me of Dad. About half an hour ago, I had just returned from the sad task of doing some clearing at my parents' empty house, when I heard the cricket commentators talking about an American singer who'd had "a good innings". I guessed that it was Tony Bennett who had died. Sad news, but a long and successful career.
@JamesLeaveyConnections
Bought this for my grandmother when I was a boy in the 1950s. Every time I hear it I think of her. Loved my Nan.
@LGranthamsHeir
RIP Anthony Benedetto. May you rest in the everlasting paradise 🖖
@MelancoliaI
Nobody sang this song better than Tony here. Nobody.
@meanwhileinjapan2265
Thank you Jim for burying Vinny and bringing me here.
@vernongoodey5096
My father loved this guy from uk
@CarlHalling
The great Russian composer Borodin, and the songwriters Wright/Forrest meet the wonder that is Tony Bennett, possibly the best-loved singer in the world...the result is thrillingly romantic.
@magalismorales-guzman6989
I'm listening to various Tony Bennett songs and serenading to my husband in heaven. Letting him know, how much I love and miss him. We were always listening to Tony Bennett.
@sugarfreee
Rest In Paradise, Mr. Bennett. 😢 Thank you for the music! This is one of my absolute favourite songs.
@marianne3024
I had the pleasure of meeting him in 2007. Such a kind man. He will be remembered for a very long time. 😢
@Lloyd.Browne
One of the greatest voices to graced the Earth. You will be missed Tony. This one of my favourites. RIP
@gachapinCUEVA
Came here to say rest in peace. Thanks for the music Tony, enjoy paradise.
@mariannem3417
Sad day. rip Tony Bennett your music was so beautiful
@christipping7094
Unique, beautiful and soulful. Croon on Tony.
@ΕυφροσύνηΓκίοκα-κ5μ
For me one of ten most beautiful songs ever. Thanks a lot for your voice. RIP
@mikesmaddie
This is such a beautiful song. We lost one of the greats today. Rest well, Tony.
@jacobdoes1928
My grandma used to sing me this song. love you Mama, can;t wait to hold your hand in paradise again.
@matzeberlin555
Unfortunately, the composer is not mentioned, but he deserves the majority of the credit: Alexander Porfiryevich Borodin, born in 1833 in Saint Petersburg, died in 1887. The complete piece can be found with the keyword “Polovtsian Dances”.
@Irish37