What made you smile today? Part III
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Location: Fox Lake, IL (from Carrickfergus NI)
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I've seen him five times and would love to get tickets for the final tour but the Aus leg is 2+ years away. There's a fair chance health/death could halt proceedings.
Well wasn't that a cheery thought!
Well wasn't that a cheery thought!

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I'd love to see him again. One of the best shows I've seen.

Well I'm not his doctor so can't answer that. He looks pretty healthy to me however he's 70 years old, he's abused his body over the years regardless of how fit and well he is now, who knows what will happen tomorrow, let alone in three years time.
I'm working on the plan that I can get tickets and he'll perform and be as brilliant as usual.
I'm working on the plan that I can get tickets and he'll perform and be as brilliant as usual.


Speaking of ageing performers, I know his songs were always just pop schmaltz, but they were really good pop schmaltz. This performance from New Year's Eve in Time Square is poignant. King of performers, diagnosed with Parkinson's (you can see his hand holding the mic shake), freezing cold, voice a pale shadow of what it once was, and yet there he is, leading the crowd one last time.
Here's how he used to sound. Extra points for the outfit.
Here's how he used to sound. Extra points for the outfit.