Talk:Lawrence Tibbett

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[edit] Citation needed

Calling Lawrence Tibbett fans! Can someone please cite a source/sources for this lovely descriptive paragraph:-

"Tibbett left a legacy of superlative recordings made in the 1920s and '30s. They are available on CD. His voice was dark, rich and wide-ranging with a characteristic, virile tone. He used his vocal resources with almost profligate abandon during the years of his prime, but seldom at the expense of sensitive musicianship."

Amandajm 11:49, 1 December 2007 (UTC)

Dates needed for these two facts:

• Lawrence Tibbett was pictured on a set of United States postage stamps in the "Legends of American Music series", celebrating opera singers.
• Tibbett was made a posthumous member of the charter class of honorees in the “Hollywood Walk of Fame” as consequence of these motion picture performances.

Amandajm 09:52, 2 December 2007 (UTC)