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 | "Isn't it Romantic?" - Ron Raines From the original score of the movie, "Love Me Tonight," with Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette MacDonald. Ron Raines is inspired by "The Lady in Red." |
 | Ron Raines "Man of La Mancha" Ron Raines plays the role of Don Quixote in this performance of "Man of La Mancha" at the Portland Opera. February 17, 1994 |
 | Ron Raines "Isn't It Romantic" Ron Raines sings "Isn't it Romantic" from "Love Me Tonight" at "An Evening with the Pops: 2002 Richard Rodgers Tribute". |
 | Ron Raines "With a Song in My Heart" Ron Raines sings "With a Song in My Heart" from "Spring is Here" with Rebecca Luker, Audra McDonald, Douglas Sills, Mary Testa, and Lillias White at "An Evening with the Pops: 2002 Richard Rodgers Tribute". |
 | Follies - Michigan Opera - Ron Raines - "Too Many Mornings" This video shows the wonderful performances of Ron Raines & Nancy Dussault from the Michigan Opera Theatre's production of Sondheim's Follies in October 1989. Raines, best known for his Guiding Light soap opera role, has perhaps the perfect leading man/musical voice - and why we've not seen him more on B'way is the question... If you don't have his two solo albums, run - don't walk - to get them. Dussault, returning to the stage after her TV run on "Too Close for Comfort" - is a touching, nicely sung Sally. Wasn't a bad Into the Woods Witch, either. That video I'll post another day. |
 | Ron Raines "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World" Ron Raines sings "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World" from "Jumbo" at "An Evening with the Pops: 2002 Richard Rodgers Tribute". |
 | Ron Raines-Chicago Part 2 Ron Raines sings in the Broadway production of "Chicago." Part 2 |
 | Ron Raines-Chicago Part 1 Ron Raines sings in the Broadway production of "Chicago." Part 1 |
 | Ron Raines-Chicago Part 3 Ron Raines sings in the Broadway production of "Chicago." Part 3 |
 | Who Cares? Introduced by Michael York, we see Ron Raines, Karen Ziemba and cast doing their "political thing!" |
