Mandy Patinkin

Mandy Patinkin is an original; he doesn't 'sell' a song; he 'feels' it. If the raw emotion of Mandy's interpretation of "You've got to be carefully taught"(Oscar)/ "Children Will Listen"(Steve) doesn't 'embarass' you, this album is for you. If you like your music smooth, safe and passionless, stop reading right now. This ain't 'easy listening'. No singer alive captures the passion of the human condition better than Mandy. His range is incredible; his Broadway training unmistakable; he is a national treasure--always innovative & heartfelt. Listen to him sing "I Wish I Could Forget You": "For now I'm seeing love like none I've ever known...a love that like a knife has cut into a life I wanted left alone." You'll feel the knife, too.


Oscar & Steve

I Have the Room Above (LP版)

Loving You (LP版)

If I Loved You (LP版)

I Wish I Could Forget You (LP版)

Pleasant Little Kingdom / Too Many Mornings (LP版)

A Kiss to Build a Dream On (LP版)

Poems (LP版)

You Are Beautiful (LP版)

Bali Ha'i (LP版)

Beat out Dat Rhythm on a Drum (LP版)

There Won't Be Trumpet (LP版)

An Ordinary Couple / When the Children Are Asleep (LP版)

When I Grow Too Old to Dream / Remember (LP版)

Honey Bun (LP版)

Not a Day Goes By (LP版)

You've Got to Be Carefully Taught / Children Will Listen (LP版)

Children and Art

Wandering Boy / From the Air

Diary: December 2018

Diary: April/May 2018

Diary: January 27, 2018

Mandy Patinkin knew only a few words of Yiddish at the beginning of the '90s, when the late Joe Papp eked a promise from the actor-singer to learn the repertoire. So he did, and this helzapoppin' collection of traditional Yiddish tunes and Yiddish translations of English songs by Jewish composers is the overblown, symphonically orchestrated result. Patinkin plays to the third balcony on "Mamaloshen" ("mother tongue"), squeezing every iota of feeling out of songs you might have heard on Grandma's knee, and turning each guttural consonant into a virtual phlegm fest. Nostalgia can be nice, but things get weird when Patinkin makes with Yiddish versions of such showstoppers as "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious," Paul Simon's "American Tune," "Take Me Out to the Ballgame," and--oy vey ist mir!--even "The Hokey Pokey," their inclusion justified on assimilationist principles.


Mamaloshen

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Oscar & Steve

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Oscar & Steve

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