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Patti LuPone - Rose's Turn download song
- Artist: Patti LuPone
- Song: Rose's Turn
- Genre: Musical
- Length: 04:19
- Size: 10.1MB
- Bitrate: 320Kbps
- Date: 2021-11-29
- Upload by: Mr. Ham
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manwezzy
I feel bad watching this, I need to pay to see this woman act.
Gennaro Detrullio
Patti Lupone's performance is probably closest to the real life Rose, who by all accounts was more than slightly unhinged. Like witnessing a psychotic break, this is a brilliant characterization and performance.
Mel Gallagr
"you either have it" at 2:34 is friggin amazing
0011peace
I love this song because it's so incredibly depressing. Rose has been cast aside, rejected, and now she's at the brink of insanity. Her last notes (for ME! FoR mE!) were Rose finally falling into the brink and Patti captured it so perfectly it really moves me
Payton Lowe
She was born for this role!
planet x
I would love to see a production where the show ENDS with this number without the epilogue scene after this. It always felt like they were trying to quickly paste on a happy ending to the show with that scene. True, without the scene we're left with no resolve and with a very destitute ending. But I'm sure we can handle that NOW- certainly not in 1959.
eloise corner
I love how she shows the pure manic dementia of Mama Rose, not just the control-freak breakdown
Lakeda Dunning
The moment where she starts giggling before "ready or not – here comes MAMA" is utterly heartbreaking.
James Supplant
This is a completely unhinged performance, as it should be. It's both uncomfortable to watch and exhilarating, because this is Mama losing it.
donna mac
Everyone is going to have a different take on the interpretation of Rose. Merman was the belter. Angela Lansbury and Tyne Daly brought their own idea as well as Bette Midler and Bernadette Peters. Patti went for a more realistic approach of a woman who may or may not be struggling with a bi-polar disorder. Hence, this is what drove her to push her kids into showbiz. It's scary but her delusion is what really sells the show as a darker version of Gypsy.
Malaya Tau
"Ready or not...here comes MAMA!!" Holy shit is that scary. Like pants-wetting scary.
Erfan Ali
Lord help you if Patti finds this recording...
grace53523
This performance is a perfect example of the power of doing LESS. She mostly stands on the spot and does it all with her voice and eyes...
Oriana Vento
To me this is the "Method acting" interpretation of the number. And Patti's voice sounds wonderful here: powerful, yet mellow. Listen to her tone at 2:34.
Fransly Deo Santos
Patti LuPone won the Tony for this performance. Too bad you can't handle a strong woman and a dynamic performer.
Val Peterson
Well, I will say that I'm not the world's biggest LuPone fan, BUT, if anyone has bothered to research the actual character of Rose Hovick, it's pretty clear that Patti is probably the best that we've seen yet. Not does only does Patti physically resemble Rose the most, but her portrayal comes the closest to capturing what the real person was about. Rose Hovick was a murderer (look her up on Wikipedia), and quite obviously batshit insane. Patti portrays that rather well to say the least.
arnfiarnunn
With her rendition you just completely understand that its about more than just her daughters... it's about the loss of her own mother and her search for her. Her "mama's" and hide and seek part really turn her into a child again. and those "one quick look as each of him leaves you" then encompasses everyone she's known parents included...
really smart acting
Arxanion
Patti perfectly captured Rose's insanity that sends chills to my body.
George Horner
For me, Patti LuPone is the definitive Rose for me. In this song, she definitely puts the 'mental' in mental breakdown.