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ON THE TOWN: Albert sings for fans, family with feeling |
 By Joyce Rudolph
The Burbank Leader
The setting was the recording artist's favorite, like being in a living room surrounded by family and close friends, he said.
Morris Albert performed Saturday night at The Colony Theatre in Burbank. Sitting in the front row were his family, his mother Ruth Salat and stepfather Andrew J. Salat, brother and sister in law Norton and Helena Kaiserman.
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It is said that a successful concert is measured by the number of
people milling around after the show, as if to savor a little bit more
of what they had just experienced. In the lobby were members of the
audience who couldn’t seem to pull themselves away. “When is he coming
back, we want to see him perform again” was the general comment.
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Feelings of love all around |
The Burbank Leader : Morris Albert will perform a benefit concert for a children's literacy campaign at The Colony Theatre.
International singer/songwriter Morris Albert has that special touch for bringing couples together, especially when they hear his 1974 multi-platinum hit "Feelings," known the world over for its sentimental lyrics and moving melody.
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  Morris Albert was invited to be a guest at Kababayan LA, a local Los Angeles television talk show hosted by Janelle So. Morris dropped by for a quick interview - to sing a bit and to talk about his concert on July 29th at The Colony Theatre in Burbank, entitled, "Unplugged and Personal."
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Morris Albert "Unplugged & Personal" |
(LOS ANGELES, CA.) - July 2006 - GODinUs Music, in association with TDRZ Productions, Inc., RAS Music Group and Casbie, LLC announce a world exclusive event and present the only U.S. appearance of four-time Grammy(r) nominee and international recording artist MORRIS ALBERT in an intimate concert entitled "UNPLUGGED & PERSONAL". Morris, best known for his multi-platinum worldwide hit "Feelings"...
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In 1974, Morris Albert recorded his first album. One of the biggest hits of the 1970s, and still very popular today, Feelings immediately became number one in Brazil where it remained in the charts for six months. Feelings subsequently hit radio stations throughout the world including the United States. In 1976, Morris Albert received four Grammy Award nominations.