Update from the Road
7/7/10 finally home for .... 6 whole days!! Yay!!!!!!!
Hello everyone!!
Just returned home to see my family and friends and there's no place like home. I had a week of work after pretty grueling world tour schedule. Just one show in Prague and then 3 days in London and Glasgow, Scotland. The Scotland show was a great on a new TV show called "Tonight's the Night" where I performed with a lovely woman named Carol MacIntre. A woman who 20 years ago was in The Academy of Dance and gave up her dream of being a performer to get married and give her time to her husband (also very sweet and gracious human being) and she was given the gift of performing on national TV.
The part she was not aware of until she walked into the piano rehearsal room, was that she would be singing "How Am I Supposed to Live Without You" with me and the cameras caught the surprise on her face when she walked in and I dropped the sheet music I pretended to be reading and said "Hello, Carol." She turned beet red and was so excited. I expected her to be incredibly nervous while rehearsing but she has always loved singing and has a beautiful voice so it was all fun from there on. We performed it in front of a full studio audience and her husband was brought up on stage and she cried and he was emotional and so proud of her and I was just grateful we could all make it happen because there's no way to understand how much that could mean to someone like Carol. It was truly an amazing moment for everyone.
The show is hosted by John Barrowman (a big star in the UK and also has been starring in Desperate Housewives recently) who was very generous with everyone and spent some time holding Carol's hand and walking her through the process to make her more comfortable. John is really kind, very funny a great host and he looks a bit like Tom Cruise - so I think the show is going to be very successful. Granting people their deepest wishes and watching them rise to embrace the moment is an inspiring theme that will win anyone over.
Lots of love, bye for now,
MB
Hello everyone!!
Just returned home to see my family and friends and there's no place like home. I had a week of work after pretty grueling world tour schedule. Just one show in Prague and then 3 days in London and Glasgow, Scotland. The Scotland show was a great on a new TV show called "Tonight's the Night" where I performed with a lovely woman named Carol MacIntre. A woman who 20 years ago was in The Academy of Dance and gave up her dream of being a performer to get married and give her time to her husband (also very sweet and gracious human being) and she was given the gift of performing on national TV.
The part she was not aware of until she walked into the piano rehearsal room, was that she would be singing "How Am I Supposed to Live Without You" with me and the cameras caught the surprise on her face when she walked in and I dropped the sheet music I pretended to be reading and said "Hello, Carol." She turned beet red and was so excited. I expected her to be incredibly nervous while rehearsing but she has always loved singing and has a beautiful voice so it was all fun from there on. We performed it in front of a full studio audience and her husband was brought up on stage and she cried and he was emotional and so proud of her and I was just grateful we could all make it happen because there's no way to understand how much that could mean to someone like Carol. It was truly an amazing moment for everyone.
The show is hosted by John Barrowman (a big star in the UK and also has been starring in Desperate Housewives recently) who was very generous with everyone and spent some time holding Carol's hand and walking her through the process to make her more comfortable. John is really kind, very funny a great host and he looks a bit like Tom Cruise - so I think the show is going to be very successful. Granting people their deepest wishes and watching them rise to embrace the moment is an inspiring theme that will win anyone over.
Lots of love, bye for now,
MB
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Comment by Giustino Costagliola on July 9, 2010 at 9:57pm
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Hi Michael, I wonder if you still take home some italian Parmesan cheese when you travel to Europe (Italy).I read sometime ago that you really like it .I am an italian living currently in Norway.I was at your concert in Milan in 1996 and your fantastic Nessun Dorma.Ciao Giustino (Justin)
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Comment by Özay Gezici on July 9, 2010 at 9:45pm
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hey,
when will i see you in frankfurt!?
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Comment by Eileen Parr on July 9, 2010 at 9:16pm
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Hi Michael, Thanks so much for the new update! I'm glad to hear your home so you can rest up and spend some time with your family. So glad your tour is going so well. I can't wait to see you in concert in November in New Jersey!! Thanks again! Have a wonderful time home with your family and friends!!
Love Eileenoxox
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Comment by Teresa Kraft on July 9, 2010 at 9:12pm
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You are the best. No one will ever sing "When a Man Loves a Woman" any better than you.....Love Ya!
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Comment by sylvie boisvert on July 9, 2010 at 8:51pm
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Hey Michael, thanks a lot for the new update! I’m really happy for you that you’re finally relaxing at home, after such a successful leg of your tour! That show you were on sounds like one we used to have in Canada called “Thrill of a lifetime”. Carol’s story sounds very sweet and I’m sure it was really gratifying for you to help her realize her dream… I hope we’re able to see the unfolding of that show at some point in America and throughout the world, for that matter. Thanks again for sharing with us Michael, we love it! Take care. Hugs, sincerely, Sylvie from Canada
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Comment by joan barnett on July 9, 2010 at 8:47pm
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hi so you were here for three days and i missed you lol.it sounds so sweet for carol and her hubby. you really are mr romantic. which is so sweet. every one should get there wish.if they wish hard enough it happens or so im told. will watch john on the show it sounds fun. love always joxxx
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Please come to Cincinnati Ohio!!! Your concert was the first concert my husband and I went to after we were married almost 20 years ago!! I would love for us to celebrate our 20th seeing you again!!
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Come to Illinois again, you were great in Moline..Are you ever coming back there again.?
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Comment by Cynthia Reynolds on July 9, 2010 at 8:19pm
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Happy to hear you are having such a wonderful time touring...I understand how excited you are to be finally home and resting with family and friends..I am really looking forward to seeing you in concert in Bioloxi, MS. on Sept 3rd for the first time.....Take care and enjoy your time off..
Cynthia Reynolds.....
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