Anthony Warlow is an opera trained legend of Australian musical theatre. He was our original Phantom of the Opera and has also starred on Broadway. I was at this concert and it was epic. John, Anthony and Olivia had the most amazing chemistry together, so much fun. Anthony's version of Music of the night was really something not to miss. Great reaction guys.
Not forgetting John was Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar, him singing Gethsemane was spectacular. The whole show was amazing with Kate, John & Jon how could they go wrong. Ps I know it’s not opera 😂
The part of the performance where Anthony makes out to spit phlegm on John, when he asks for a towel was taking off Michael Crawford's character Frank Spencer from Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em; Michael Crawford was the original Phantom in Phantom of the Opera.
John is the greatest and most versatile vocalist of all time, he can sing anything, any genre even opera as you see here. And Anthony Warlow is a great Aussie opera singer. Epic.
A very funny in joke when John imitates Michael Crawford’s voice. Both Michael and Anthony did long runs of the phantom of the Opera and Michael also starred in a comedy called “Some mothers do ‘ave them “
An Aussie here. You MUST please check out, at the same concert, Anthony Warlow singing in his main genre - musical theatre - 'This Is The Moment,' from the musical, 'Jekkyl and Hyde'. It is sooo moving ! Opera-trained Anthony is very well-known for his musical theatre career in Australia. and like John, a lovely down-to-earth guy. That concert, 'The Main Event' with Olivia Newton-John also, was sold-out many times over, as are all of John's concerts. (Co-incidentally all three have experienced the disease of cancer - Anthony lost his hair due to the treatment of it and Olivia died from it after a long battle. John, thankfully, has recently survived it and is now cancer free.) I am enjoying your gentle, considered approach and partnership of discussion.
@TeacherPaulReacts I just wanted to send you a link to a very beautiful song by John. There's a bit of banter but that's John - he talks to his audience all the time that's one reason he is so loved here - he's just one of us. ua-cam.com/video/ZAJA4lAFp4U/v-deo.htmlsi=mrfELpMcm88xdgFm You will enjoy this one. 😍
Here's Anthony singing Phantom of the Opera ua-cam.com/video/D9wp4ysEfjU/v-deo.htmlsi=S__a6D3vE0FmwcHR and Music of the Night ua-cam.com/video/Fm8aSKMoZog/v-deo.htmlsi=auudTtinyI80hlpx Enjoy 😉
Great reaction, our John can sing anything he is just that talented. You should react to Anthony singing Music of the Night from the same concert, it is breathtaking. I was fortunate enough to see him in “Phantom of the Opera” and he was brilliant.
Hi from down under. It’s early Autumn here and weather just starting to cool. Enjoy our wonderful artists 🎉❤ the tour was called “ the main event” with Anthony John and Olivia Nj
Another Terrific Review. The whole video of this concert is on UA-cam, with John Farnham, Olivia Newton-John & Anthony Warlow. It’s called *The Main Event* Brilliant concert, the 3 of them mix and match songs. End of vid is great - Back stage behind the scenes, lots of laughs. Too long to review, only if u want to watch in your own time 😊
The Main Event Concert toured for 3 months. Every night was a packed house no matter how big the venue was. We love Anthony and he is always the star of the best stage musicals. This concert was funny, touching and wonderful. I know people who saw it early and booked up to 3 more shows to see it over and over again. I have only seen it on here because I was stuck in the desert in the Outback for 2 years working with my husband.
Granada is a song written in 1932 by Mexican composer Augustin Lara, and is about the Spanish city of Granada; in respect to popular belief, this song was not written for any musical but as a song in it's own right.
Anthony did a Frank Spencer impersonation when he asked for the towel. Frank Spencer is a character played by the original Andrew loyd Webber phantom of the opera Michael Crawford.
Anthony Warlow had treatment for throat cancer, Olivia NJ had breast Cancer, this was John's way of getting their careers re-started, with his help. Olivia died not long after John was diagnosed with cancer in his Jaw bone. 11 hours in surgery. He's doing well, that was a while ago, and at his age he can retire or keep doing charity do's, as he chooses. He does sing around the house, he has horses to ride and breed, and a wealth of jokes, which he kept the doctors on their toes with. He has family to surround himself with. Look for the recent movie, of his life.
Always happy to see John Farnham reactions and Anthony Warlow has one of the greates modern operatic voices ive ever heard. He is also so so funny and does great impersonations especially of Frank Spencer . You might enjoy this clip of John and Anthony together doing a medley of songs together and a bit of a comedic scit after they sing. The songs are That's Life and Bad Habits m.ua-cam.com/video/m8_0o5nWzxE/v-deo.html
I don't know if you ever saw the British Comedy called 'Some Mothers Do Ave Em' starring Michael Crawford, who as the British and American Phantom in Phantom of the Opera. Well Anthony Warlow was Australia's Phantom. When John says "You haven't got a towel down there, have you? No? Well that's alright", well he was having a go at Michael Crawford's character in that show - Frank Spencer. This is a link to a 3 minute excerpt of one of his shows as Frank so you can see how well John imitated Michael's Frank:- ua-cam.com/video/tulFeVPSb7k/v-deo.html
Do not come near this AuSSie with laZZY- speak AuSSie zeds. I have a double SS in my name and it really annoys me when Australians (of which I am one) pronounce them as zeds ! And what adds to this annoyance is that another name pronounced almost the same as mine, except for a different first letter, that has a C in it but is pronounced (correctly) with an S. AND there is a boy's name, a shortened version of mine, with a SS that gets pronounced correctly . WHAT ? ! ! ? GRRRRRR !
@@barnowl. It’s not laziness, it’s the Australian linguistic style of short first vowel and lengthened second. The reverse of Americans, hence tom-ar-toe/tom-ay-toe. It isn’t universal for that reason - Jessica, bassinet, misspell, etc are pronounced with an s because of the structure of the first vowel. Probably why you have the differences you mention. And why your laZZy would actually be pronounced la-zee not lay-zee. Do you really say Aussie as Ossie? There’s one in every 26 million I guess.
@@Bellas1717My name's first syllable with an easy -to-say vowel before the SS is still pronounced incorrectly to ZZ. ( It rhymes with boss, toss, loss.) Even when I hyphenate between the first and second syllables the pronunciation by others STILL falls to ZZ ! I do say AuSSie. I am particular with pronunciation having spent many years teaching young children how to speak correctly. Australian elocution teachers comment that Australians speak as if they have a strong rubber band around their jaw, preventing the wide opening of it in speech. It's something to do with the many flies in Australia, methinks ! (I am Australian. )
@@barnowl. It’s not about easy-to-say, it’s about the actual construction of the word. I teach English language to new arrivals in Australia, but I teach them to be understood in Australian culture. You have every right to swim against the tide, but you can’t say the tide is going the wrong way - AuSSie is not correct pronunciation in Australian linguistics and culture. You have every right to insist on your name being pronounced the way you wish it to be, and it’s hard when that doesn’t happen. I have a similar difficulty with my name in that it is two words said as one, but government depts insist on the first one only. Grrr.
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Anthony Warlow is an opera trained legend of Australian musical theatre. He was our original Phantom of the Opera and has also starred on Broadway. I was at this concert and it was epic. John, Anthony and Olivia had the most amazing chemistry together, so much fun. Anthony's version of Music of the night was really something not to miss. Great reaction guys.
Not forgetting John was Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar, him singing Gethsemane was spectacular. The whole show was amazing with Kate, John & Jon how could they go wrong.
Ps I know it’s not opera 😂
@@Amanda-uc5jq Goes without saying, John Farnham is the Goat, the most versatile singer on the planet.☺
The part of the performance where Anthony makes out to spit phlegm on John, when he asks for a towel was taking off Michael Crawford's character Frank Spencer from Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em; Michael Crawford was the original Phantom in Phantom of the Opera.
@@jayweb51 Yes, Anthony was Australia’s original Phantom of the Opera. He’s a great mimic and does a pretty good Frank Spencer.😂
John is the greatest and most versatile vocalist of all time, he can sing anything, any genre even opera as you see here. And Anthony Warlow is a great Aussie opera singer. Epic.
The white handkerchief at the end is a tribute to Pavarotti, who waved a white handkerchief in his performances.
Anthony Warlow is opera trained and John has never had a voice lesson; pretty amazing!
Anthony has the best opera voice wow
A very funny in joke when John imitates Michael Crawford’s voice. Both Michael and Anthony did long runs of the phantom of the Opera and Michael also starred in a comedy called “Some mothers do ‘ave them “
Wasn’t John it was Anthony he is known for his Frank Spencer impersonation.. John gets him to do it in another part of the concert.. 🧐
It was Anthony who imitates Michael Crawford not John. Anthony can imitate many famous people he is very talented
An Aussie here. You MUST please check out, at the same concert, Anthony Warlow singing in his main genre - musical theatre - 'This Is The Moment,' from the musical, 'Jekkyl and Hyde'. It is sooo moving ! Opera-trained Anthony is very well-known for his musical theatre career in Australia. and like John, a lovely down-to-earth guy. That concert, 'The Main Event' with Olivia Newton-John also, was sold-out many times over, as are all of John's concerts. (Co-incidentally all three have experienced the disease of cancer - Anthony lost his hair due to the treatment of it and Olivia died from it after a long battle. John, thankfully, has recently survived it and is now cancer free.) I am enjoying your gentle, considered approach and partnership of discussion.
I knew you both would love it. ❤❤ I'll send you some more.
These two are amazing!
@TeacherPaulReacts I just wanted to send you a link to a very beautiful song by John. There's a bit of banter but that's John - he talks to his audience all the time that's one reason he is so loved here - he's just one of us.
ua-cam.com/video/ZAJA4lAFp4U/v-deo.htmlsi=mrfELpMcm88xdgFm
You will enjoy this one. 😍
Here's Anthony singing Phantom of the Opera ua-cam.com/video/D9wp4ysEfjU/v-deo.htmlsi=S__a6D3vE0FmwcHR
and Music of the Night ua-cam.com/video/Fm8aSKMoZog/v-deo.htmlsi=auudTtinyI80hlpx
Enjoy 😉
Thanks for the request Deb
Great reaction, our John can sing anything he is just that talented. You should react to Anthony singing Music of the Night from the same concert, it is breathtaking.
I was fortunate enough to see him in “Phantom of the Opera” and he was brilliant.
Hi from down under. It’s early Autumn here and weather just starting to cool. Enjoy our wonderful artists 🎉❤ the tour was called “ the main event” with Anthony John and Olivia Nj
Name a singer that can go from this to Black dog and ACDC . John can do it all .
On the CD, John throws in a quick Sadie The Cleaning Lady reference.
I was at this concert! 3 of our best. Luv from Australia ❤️🎼❤️🎼❤️
Another Terrific Review. The whole video of this concert is on UA-cam, with John Farnham, Olivia Newton-John & Anthony Warlow. It’s called *The Main Event* Brilliant concert, the 3 of them mix and match songs. End of vid is great - Back stage behind the scenes, lots of laughs. Too long to review, only if u want to watch in your own time 😊
John gives every genre a try. He always gives it his best .
The Main Event Concert toured for 3 months. Every night was a packed house no matter how big the venue was. We love Anthony and he is always the star of the best stage musicals. This concert was funny, touching and wonderful. I know people who saw it early and booked up to 3 more shows to see it over and over again. I have only seen it on here because I was stuck in the desert in the Outback for 2 years working with my husband.
Granada is a song written in 1932 by Mexican composer Augustin Lara, and is about the Spanish city of Granada; in respect to popular belief, this song was not written for any musical but as a song in it's own right.
Anthony did a Frank Spencer impersonation when he asked for the towel. Frank Spencer is a character played by the original Andrew loyd Webber phantom of the opera Michael Crawford.
This is the Moment ... same concert by Anthony Warlow
Anthony Warlow had treatment for throat cancer, Olivia NJ had breast Cancer, this was John's way of getting their careers re-started, with his help. Olivia died not long after John was diagnosed with cancer in his Jaw bone. 11 hours in surgery. He's doing well, that was a while ago, and at his age he can retire or keep doing charity do's, as he chooses. He does sing around the house, he has horses to ride and breed, and a wealth of jokes, which he kept the doctors on their toes with. He has family to surround himself with. Look for the recent movie, of his life.
Always happy to see John Farnham reactions and Anthony Warlow has one of the greates modern operatic voices ive ever heard. He is also so so funny and does great impersonations especially of Frank Spencer .
You might enjoy this clip of John and Anthony together doing a medley of songs together and a bit of a comedic scit after they sing.
The songs are That's Life and Bad Habits
m.ua-cam.com/video/m8_0o5nWzxE/v-deo.html
I don't know if you ever saw the British Comedy called 'Some Mothers Do Ave Em' starring Michael Crawford, who as the British and American Phantom in Phantom of the Opera. Well Anthony Warlow was Australia's Phantom. When John says "You haven't got a towel down there, have you? No? Well that's alright", well he was having a go at Michael Crawford's character in that show - Frank Spencer. This is a link to a 3 minute excerpt of one of his shows as Frank so you can see how well John imitated Michael's Frank:- ua-cam.com/video/tulFeVPSb7k/v-deo.html
Enjoying your videos, thank you. Just a tip, Aussies pronounce ss as zz, so Aussies is pronounced Ozzies. Cheers.
Do not come near this AuSSie with laZZY- speak AuSSie zeds. I have a double SS in my name and it really annoys me when Australians (of which I am one) pronounce them as zeds ! And what adds to this annoyance is that another name pronounced almost the same as mine, except for a different first letter, that has a C in it but is pronounced (correctly) with an S. AND there is a boy's name, a shortened version of mine, with a SS that gets pronounced correctly . WHAT ? ! ! ? GRRRRRR !
@@barnowl. It’s not laziness, it’s the Australian linguistic style of short first vowel and lengthened second. The reverse of Americans, hence tom-ar-toe/tom-ay-toe. It isn’t universal for that reason - Jessica, bassinet, misspell, etc are pronounced with an s because of the structure of the first vowel. Probably why you have the differences you mention. And why your laZZy would actually be pronounced la-zee not lay-zee. Do you really say Aussie as Ossie? There’s one in every 26 million I guess.
@@Bellas1717My name's first syllable with an easy -to-say vowel before the SS is still pronounced incorrectly to ZZ. ( It rhymes with boss, toss, loss.) Even when I hyphenate between the first and second syllables the pronunciation by others STILL falls to ZZ ! I do say AuSSie. I am particular with pronunciation having spent many years teaching young children how to speak correctly. Australian elocution teachers comment that Australians speak as if they have a strong rubber band around their jaw, preventing the wide opening of it in speech. It's something to do with the many flies in Australia, methinks ! (I am Australian. )
@@barnowl. It’s not about easy-to-say, it’s about the actual construction of the word. I teach English language to new arrivals in Australia, but I teach them to be understood in Australian culture. You have every right to swim against the tide, but you can’t say the tide is going the wrong way - AuSSie is not correct pronunciation in Australian linguistics and culture.
You have every right to insist on your name being pronounced the way you wish it to be, and it’s hard when that doesn’t happen. I have a similar difficulty with my name in that it is two words said as one, but government depts insist on the first one only. Grrr.
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