Yes, must do his classics, 'Sign your name' and 'Wishing Well', and more :)

Really lives in Italy ?😍

His who's loving you performance has to be reacted to... Top 10 ever performances ever for me..

I can't recall the number of times I've watched this vid. TTD is one of my favourite artists ever...from my childhood until now 💗💗💗

Said George Michael

Way underrated! Tyler, I got smoked on a comment page when I suggested that the listing public wasn't able to hear the genius of Terrance Trent Darby and couldn't appreciate him. Listen to that!! MAN O MAN!!!

Golden Gloves winning boxer too

People keep forgetting this was the 80s/90s, how was he like prince when prince was bigger, Terrence himself said he hated being compared to prince just becuase he was light skin, if idolized people like Bobby Womack.

Yup

One of my favourite songs!!!

Racismo eu acredito. Por que ele sempre foi seguro, auto confiante, dizem que uma vez se disse melhor que os Beatles e isso lhe fechou portas. Ele foi ficando desestimulado, o boicotavam e ele embarcou numa viagem espiritual e até mudou de nome. Canta mas longe da fama.

He was a global superstar. I'm Australian, and he was huge here. I suspect only America ignored him.

He walked away from the American music industry because he wasn't given the freedom to be and do what he desired with his music career. Broke away from the contract and set up his own so that he could do as he pleased and desired with his music artistry, and good on him. He may not be as famous out there or globally but he has said time and time again he's the happiness man for walking away from weird Hollywood and not selling his soul to the devil. He changed his name to Seninda M..... who has become one of the most humble human beings on the planet. If he did his soul to the devil: Hollywood I doubt very much he would be the man he is today. One of the greatest voices in the world in my opinion and this song proves that. This concert was 3 hours long and this was his final song of the night. What does that tell you? You simply cannot buy that, not even Hollyweird and thank God for that.

Truly, one of the best cover tunes I’ve ever heard. And I do not like covered tunes. Especially of Sam Cooke. And you are so right.

I can relate. I also listen to this every day..

Yep, seen it. Must've been difficult for him, as he & Michael Hutchence were friends. The crowd loved him..

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This was my recent pick, ill swap it to that tune as it was so close between the two

@@pepeleperth sign your name would’ve been better

He actually wrote the song for stewart

Michael Jackson did not have this voice. Not even close. He did not have the songwriting abilities as TTD. The comparison is absurd.

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Because the KZfaq police don't treat everybody the same.

From a set placement perspective, this appears to have been the final song in this concert. Most artists I've seen live generally close with something dramatic, dynamic and energetic. So to me this performance makes sense for the big finale. Just let loose and give whatever's left in the tank to the crowd before saying goodnight.

This is a really weird comment. Have you listened to any of his albums past the first one?

@@TheColdrush22 I listened to his stuff from the 80's through the 90's, not really since then. It's not that weird - it's just too much "emoting" for me.

@@drtake1354 It reminds me of LP's live version of Halo. Also quite repetitive, but fun for the artist to explore and unpack their variations and still have good a tension management from start to finish

@@andoletube OK. I have a friend that’s sort of like you that just wants “cool smooth jazz” vocals, than something that has raw emotion to it. So yeah, you prefer a Kenny G. I prefer a John Coltrane.