It was so cool and heartwarming to see your reaction in the last video when you heard The Chairman of the Board for the first time. When you teared up for a moment I could tell it was genuine. Maybe it made you think of your grandfather as I thought about my pop. I grew up listening to Frank when my father who passed away played his music every weekend. It is very encouraging that someone like yourself who is from the young generation, and is part of a totally different genre of music, gave Frank's music a try, appreciated it, and loved it! Music knows NO BOUNDS! Keep it up, my friend.

@TwinsthenewTrend

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks I appreciate it the lover brother 🙏🏽‼️

@abenedict

4 жыл бұрын

@@TwinsthenewTrend Great to meet you, my brother. Have you ever thought about listening to and reacting to something classical like Beethoven?

@kakiegrace

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!! Thinks reminds me of my dad introducing me to this great music.

@jeanettewall8526

3 жыл бұрын

Tony definitely would love to see them react to ode to joy! kzread.info/dash/bejne/X5-XsdKyfZzJcso.html Without pics of orchestra as this is a piece that needs to be savoured without distraction.

Sinatra!?!? Talk about digging deep! My man is on one heck of a journey.

@elizabethf794

3 жыл бұрын

He's discovered Frank Sinatra and totally digs him. He said a few times that he wishes he was around back when Frank Sinatra was singing. Way cool.

@leonemilan7198

3 жыл бұрын

I think his GrandPop listened to Frank

@jenniferharden2258

3 жыл бұрын

TOTALLY & COMPLETELY!

If you like Frank Sinatra, you should react to Sammy Davis Jr. or Dean Martin, they called themselves the RAT PACK, back in the day. They were all around entertainers. Great reaction to Frank. Thank you.

@Ullr52

3 жыл бұрын

And watch the original oceans 11

@gwillis01

3 жыл бұрын

My favorite Dean Martin song is SWAY

@kentclark6420

2 жыл бұрын

I'm reading an autobiography of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, written by Jerry, called Dean and Me, (a love story). It's quite interesting.

Hey....looking sharp, my friend! I love a man that dresses for the occasion...very classy!!

@flagal519

3 жыл бұрын

Love the jacket....you look amazing ! :)

So, here's what I think; I'm new to your channel, discovering it completely by accident a week ago, and I CANNOT STOP WATCHING. Why? Because my friend you are genuine. You clearly have a passion for music but importantly, you have heart, you have soul and you have an open mind. Your appreciation of older songs is addictive as you sit there like a sponge, absorbing all of this old-school music that's new to you, and enjoying it. What's refreshing is, you respect the older music genres. So good to watch. Keep doing what you're doing - my friends and I in the UK think you're great. #ComeOnNow

@filmsensei

3 жыл бұрын

Same here! Found them about 2 weeks ago and I easily spend an hour every night watching these videos!

@anitadarnell5232

3 жыл бұрын

Love these guys so much,I checked out the time difference too! If I’m correct and these guys are in Indiana (let me know if I’m wrong),we’re about 5 hours ahead,here in the UK. (Indiana has more than 1time zone tho’!)

@tonigreen7004

3 жыл бұрын

Me too they’re addicting😂😂😂😂

Ahhhhh the days of actual musicians and no auto tune........refreshing!

If Frank were alive to see this, he would take you to his best tailor and get you the best suit one can make and all that goes with it. Tie...shoes...hell he might buy you a whole closet full of them. That's the kind of guy he was and he would so appreciate that you appreciate him. Thanks again for keeping it real.

Before The Beatles, before Elvis, girls and women would lose their $h1t over Sinatra. Swarms of screaming, crying girls and women. He was the original pop music phenomena.

"he makes you feel like you knew him for years".... Wow. Perfectly put.

Terrific arrangement of a terrific song by a terrific singer.

Ole blue eyes was the epitome of cool,love your reaction to him.

This song was from a musical named “Guys & Dolls” which he was in.

@olive6405

3 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately it was sung by BRANDO.

@gaylegoodman9097

3 жыл бұрын

leo powers Yes, you are definitely right!

@coolnvigilantoutreach9418

3 жыл бұрын

A classic

@denisejansma9286

3 жыл бұрын

Looking like Nathan Detroit, Tim!!! Keep it up, my man! ❤👏

Your reactions are priceless. I am a 73 year old woman and you constantly make a smile. So glad you are discovering great music. You should check out Linda Ronstadt.

Yes, you do feel like you've known him all your life. A great artist makes you feel like he's talking to YOU. Love the jacket! Cheers.

LOVE THAT JACKET! It's very sharp!! This song comes from the musical, "Guys and Dolls". In the movie, Frank Sinatra plays Nathan Detroit and Marlon Brandon plays Sky Masterson, who actually sings this song. Brando was not a singer but he did okay. Lots of good music comes from this musical. A LOT of musicals have great music. When Frank Sinatra was new on the scene, girls went crazy for him. They were called "Bobby Sockers" and my aunt was one of them. I can't imagine her screaming and crying.

Dude, get a Fedora. That would be a great look for your Rat Pack reactions :)

I love Frank Sinatra. He’s a class of his own. I’m a senior woman who have enjoyed listening to him for most of my life! He’s wonderful to watch! Thank you 🔥💜🔥

From 6K to 306K in 10 months?! That's an astounding amount of growth. Love the jacket, Tim! I subscribed on Friday afternoon at 234K. The twins' following is growing at a crazy pace. 😁

@nancybenton5635

3 жыл бұрын

Over 500k now.

@vicklou

3 жыл бұрын

And now doubled again in just an extra month!

@celesteb7219

3 жыл бұрын

847K now!! 🤯

I am making a prediction that I feel in my heart is going to come true , I feel that you’ll be getting phone calls from Hollywood 🤩 😎 because you twins are so loved and so talented that it cannot go unnoticed , I am sure all your followers Will agree , I mean you are getting remarks now from well-known stars today from Alicia Keys to Dolly Parton’s etc. how can you not , you guys deserve the best in life because you make our lives happier and put smiles on our 😄😂🤣 every day with your enthusiasm and love for your fans , to bring so much joy is a wonderful thing , keep doing what you’re doing !! God bless you and your family.

This is the time when men where Gentlemen. Go on this journey...Tony Bennett; Sammy Davis Jr, Etta James, Ella Fitzgerald; Billie Holliday...

Oh this brought a smile to my face. Songwriters back then really killed it. They’re so clever & catchy. One of my favs is “the best is yet to come”. One of the greatest opening lyrics IMO...”Out of the tree of life I just picked me a plum”. The delivery is what does it lol. When my daughter was a toddler I had a best of Sinatra cd in the car, & before she was even really talking she was belting out the songs from the back seat. Luck be a lady tonight was one of her favorites. Love your jacket! Frank always performed in a tuxedo.

@dina113east

4 жыл бұрын

You may know, but many do not, The Best Is Yet To Come, was the last song Sinatra performed.

@bettybaby63

4 жыл бұрын

@@dina113east i did not know that! thanks

@kerrgal

3 жыл бұрын

I didn’t know that, either.

Tim I have recently begun watching you. I want to say I simply think you’re so sweet and cute. Your love of music is visible. I love your interest and and reactions to the oldies. It would be fun to critique along with you. There are soooooooo many great songs. Keep on enjoying

Sinatra? Well played, sir. The man is a legend. Nice suit! He does a great version of "old man river" if you want to check it out.

I watch you guys everyday. You're so amazing, everything is sincere and uplifting. I'm 42, my grampa used to dance with me standing on his feet, to this song in the backyard. He needed a big space cause he like to move and twirl. Born the same year as Frank but he died much to soon when I was still a young girl. My mom played My Way by Sinatra at his funeral and everytime I hear it, I imagine my grampa gliding across the heavens. ❤ 🕊 ✝

Try some ella Fitzgerald.. Mack the Knife or duke's place with Ellington.. She had it as well..

@vicferrano9282

3 жыл бұрын

And let's not forget Louis Armstrong. Loved "Hello, Dolly" and sooooo many others

@vimla2337

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@michellespurr194

3 жыл бұрын

Great choice super cool

So cool to see your reaction to Sinatra. He was essentially the first Rock Star before rock stars existed. Keep up the reviews. More PINK FLOYD

Frank is amazing. So glad you found him and his whole crew.

Nat, Frank, Mr. B, Ella, Billie, Sarah. Thanks for bringing some of those days back. Try Nat next doing, well, anything.

I want to give you a hug for loving Frank!! You look so cute moving with the music. Great suit. Good for you!!!! ❤🧡

I grew up with this music playing all the time. Frank is one of my favorites! Nobody, I mean nobody, phrased a tune like Frank.

I can’t get over how adorable you and your brother are! Keep cool and keep listening to the best music.

I wonder if you’ve seen the clip of him singing When I Was Seventeen in the studio. Pure genius in action. Shows what an artist he was.

There's a reason he was called The Chairman of the Board. He was the boss.

Love your jacket! Frank would love it too!!! You need to see him in his YOUNG " CROONER" days!!! He was the First teen idol!! In 40's !!!! He started it all!

Watching your reactions to music is a delight!

@kakiegrace

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree! Binge watching all morning

I love that you got dressed up for some Frank!!

We need to return to Frank Sinatra... he was the height of class

My favorite Sinatra song-full of raw emotion and bitterness-That’s Life. His sweetest: Got the World on a String.

@angelaarmstrong2497

3 жыл бұрын

I ❤️ that song. My mom used to play it.

😊⚘🦋 Love the jacket! Frank was beyond smooth; thanks for reviewing this. His stance is COMMANDING💋

My son is in his twenties...he loves all genres of music, but, he really loves some Frank!

You are so cute reacting to the old stuff!!

Sinatra loved this guy since I was 17 and that wasn't yesterday, his style has never dated, a true talent

@auapplemac1976

2 жыл бұрын

While other teens were swooning over Elvis, I was shivering to Sinatra. Never could get into R&R. As a teen, my jive was Sinatra, Ella and other jazz greats.

@lffit

2 жыл бұрын

@@auapplemac1976 same here, Mel Torme featured also with Julie London and Peggy Lee, and a bit later on Lou Rawls, but Sinatra led the pack!

Funny true.. whenever i walk into a casino i say in a singing voice 'Luck be a lady...tooonniigghhtt'... Love from L.A.✌😎

Love the evening wear, the song, watching you. You're so much transparent about how you feel, I love it!

Summer Wind and Fly Me to the Moon!

@kathyradford7187

4 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@5x7m

3 жыл бұрын

Love Summer Wind!

I love this!! I grew up listening to the 40s and 50s classics: Sinatra, Crosby, Martin, etc. So glad you found them and enjoy it! I’d love to see your reaction to Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong’s “Now you has Jazz” from High Society

Well ALRIGHT, kiddo! Frank was one 😎 cool cat! Luv ur blazer 2 go w/the vibe ! Try " T he Lady is A Tramp" since U liked this one !✌

You amaze me! Such a love and respect for music! Wow! You have renewed my appreciation for Frank Sinatra!

I love that you react to anything in the comment section, if your digging good old Frank Sinatra, check out Dean Martins "Ain't that a kick in the head", same style just good old easy listening at its best. Also how you goin to wear a nice ass suit and ain't got no undershirt lol 😂 I'm dead my man

@vicferrano9282

3 жыл бұрын

and Amore

Got his CHAIRMAN outfit on!!

I love watching you discover the old singers. There were some good ones. And Old Blue Eyes was one of the best.

you are so adorable-thank you so much for bringing back to the greatest music ever made

Frank Sinatra with that voice and all of that swag - he was the and still is - the best. When he sang a song - it was like you were in the story with him - he was that good. Loved your reaction as always - and your suit jacket too!!! Keep up the great journey - your channel is so much fun! God bless you and your brother - you are both so cool and open to all kinds of music - which is totally awesome.

Frank is my favorite - I listen to his stuff all the time. He came from humble beginnings and busted his ass dude!!

Frank had a career as a singer, actor, entertainer. that laste from 1935 until near his demise in 1998. His recordings sold 150 million copies worldwide. In most of the world, his name was recognized. Love his rediscovery by the young man and his appreciation for the genre.

ok, that is possibly the sweetest, most genuine thing I've seen in a long, long, time keep it up little brother! Oakland, Ca says HI!

I have grown to respect this older music (and I am 61). I grew up with classic rock in the 60s and 70s. But hey, one thing is evident. Frank Sinatra was the personification of cool

All I can say is I love you kid (no homo)! Your reactions are the best reactions on KZread. You're sincere, very smart, and entertaining. Awesome personality. We can tell you really do enjoy and appreciate this music. When I was your age I could never listen to Frank, and I'm Italian too, LOL. Just shows how mature and open minded you are. Love your videos -- keep em coming. God bless you bro!

Sunday’s in my home are “Sinatra Sunday’s” .. my 14 yr old son is fussy with music, but we can agree & love Sinatra so on family Sunday we only play Sinatra when we hang out or cook Sunday dinner together. It’s our common ground, & he really digs him.. & i grew up with a father whom listened nonstop to him, so the tradition carries on!

He's rolling the dice at a table in vegas

If I could only listen to one person/band... it’s Frank. Frank forever. The albums, Songs for Swingin’ Lovers and Live at the Sands are my all time favorites.

Your appreciation for music is refreshing! Keep doing your thing and seeking your dreams!

It's great to see you reacting to some of the old jazz standards. There were many great musicians back in the 40s & 50s. You can dive deep & be well rewarded. One of my favorite "crooners" of the day was Sinatra's friend, Dean Martin. Check out his "Sway." But I'd love to see you react to some of the women, too, singers like Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Sarah Vaughn, June Christy, Peggy Lee, Rosemary Clooney, (George's aunt) and so many more. But first, I'd like to introduce you to a young lady who started to sing before she could talk, & to study jazz before she could walk. She is 13 years old now. Her name is Angelina Jordan. She auditioned for Norway's Got Talent at age seven, with Billie Holiday's Gloomy Sunday, made the judges cry, & won when she was just 8 years old. She has written three original songs, covers many great artists, & makes every song her own. Check out her cover of Sinatra's Fly Me To The Moon. You can find about 100 of her performances on You Tube, & she is very generous with her work, so you won't run into a lot of copyright issues. Many reactors start out with her channeling Screamin'Jay Hawkins' I Put A Spell On You (the black & white video version) when she was just nine, because it is so spectacular. You won't believe a little girl can sing like that until you hear her. She will put a spell on you. She'll also get you a bunch of new subscribers. Her fans are fiercely loyal. kzread.info/dash/bejne/oKt6ztF8gLvgc9Y.html

Great reaction. But, some basic info on the song. This is from the musical “Guys and Dolls”. Even though Sinatra was a co-star in the movie, the lead roll was played by Marlon Brando. Brando (known more for his acting) was given the song to sing, during a scene involving a dice game. That’s why Frank simulates blowing on his dice hand in this performance. Needless to say, Frank was pissed that he didn’t get to sing the song in the movie.

@CaptainNice

4 жыл бұрын

"craps" is the name of the dice game.

@heyjude1920

4 жыл бұрын

CaptainNice I know it is. I’m not an idiot. I just chose to use the term “dice game” instead of “shooting craps”.

@FISHDINHO

4 жыл бұрын

We all know that blowing on another man's dice means another man's balls though, right?

@lb8471

4 жыл бұрын

@@FISHDINHO, yes, but not here. He was simply telling "Lady Luck" to stick with him so that he could be the big winner that night. Go watch the movie "Guys and Dolls". kzread.info/dash/bejne/dKF52daQctfLaJc.html

@selecttoursnyc7787

4 жыл бұрын

Guys and Dolls was first a Broadway show that opened in 1950. Robert Alda (father to Alan Alda of MASH fame) played Sky Masterson and sang this song.

This particular song by Frank is his BEST example of a swingin’ band! Just listen.

Love the Frank suit. Way to get in the mood for his smooth songs.

Love me some smooth Sinatra!

The first time I went to Vegas in the mid 70's, I drove out there and radio stations were few and far between in the west back then. I was about 60 miles out from Vegas, searching for a radio station, and through the static came this song. I wasn't really into Sinatra at the time, but it just screamed "Vegas Baby!", I was so excited I was going about 100 mph out there in the desert. And once I got there, you'd hear it in every casino. Since then I've liked Sinatra, cool that you do too.

That jacket you're wearing is very sharp. You dressed right for the occasion. I like your reaction. You were swinging along with Frank. This song represents the big time swing sound, and nobody did it better than Frank. The older music had a different sound than today's music. It's good to see you explore a variety of music.

From the musical Guys and Dolls, Frank starred in the movie version and made it his from the start. Later Nelson Riddle rearranged for Frank in true swing style. What an era of real musicians! I really enjoy you and your channel. Thank you!

@Glittersword

3 жыл бұрын

One of two must see movies of his (at least). "Guys and Dolls" and "Robin and the Seven Hoods".

He was a great actor also ♥️✨

@selecttoursnyc7787

4 жыл бұрын

He was. He was great in Manchurian Candidate and From Here to Eternity.

Love the jacket. Love your reactions!

That suit is amazing!! The detailing on it😍

Lovin' the Frank Suit!

We need more of Frank and you in the world. Style, Manners, Music and Fun

'goodness gracious' you've got it in two words !!!

Love your style, the jacket is fantastic!

Love that old Swing groove.

The Chairman of the Board We Love you Frank. We miss you Frank.

I keep going down the rabbit hole looking at your reaction to all music, I love your openness to all music !! You guys are to awesome!! And so adorable!! I love it ..... Love the suit jacket , you smoooooth cat you !!! 👍💝😄

Sammy Davis Jr. performing Bo Jangles? There is talent too!!

The greatest entertainer of all time! I love that you love him!! You get it! Love to you!!!💖💖💖💖💕

I love how you look when having a Frank song on. Love the jacket! He had some swag! I am a 70 year old white grandma, and I love listening to you! I Bing watch....can't stop! You show such great respect and are genuine. Keep up the good work!!

You can tell that he was a true professional and gentleman by the simple gesture of in the middle of the song he stopped singing and let the band shine before continuing with the song. As if he is showing his gratitude for being allowed to sing with such a great band. To this day Frank, Dean and Sammy, (The rat pack), were the very definition of cool and the bar of cool performers strive to attain, and few will ever reach.

You are too cold. I feel like I know you and known you for years. Thank you for being so real

Appreciating your discoveries. Thank you. Short Sinatra story:. A friend of mine once waited on Frank Sinatra in a Vegas hotel restaurant back in the mid 70s. At the end of the meal, Sinatra asked him, "What was the biggest tip you ever got?". My friend said, "$100.". Sinatra grinned and handed him $200. As he got up to leave, he asked, "Who gave you the $100?" My friend smiled and said, "You did."

One of my favorite Sinatra songs: Nobody does it better than The Chairman of The Board !!! 💕

Glad to see your GranPops introduced you to real music back when it was PURE! Love your reactions and keeping it real!

Gotta give it up for the band, too. THEY WAS SWINGIN', JACK!

Probably the greatest vocalist of all time! Game Changer

SO COOL to see my folk discovering this man.He loved the black man an we loved him.A true one indeed.Respected in every hood in america!

I love the classics! Doris Day with the Andre Previn Trio/Close Your Eyes. Classic jazz! By the was, Frank was also an actor and starred in many movies.

Frank was my parent's generstion, but he was Mr. Cool, Mr. Hip, Mr Swing

This song is from a fantastic musical called Guys and Dolls. Sinatra was in the movie version of Guys and Dolls.

Young bros. at 53 I grew up on almost everything you are experiencing for the 1st time and I am loving it!!!

Keep going. I say you might be a star :) classy is timeless

My dad loved frank sinatra , and i have his christmas album /cd i play it over and over during the holidays.

Did he say, " look at the limestones" (on his jacket)? Ha! Think he likely meant "rhinestones." I love these brothers discovering classics, but that made me giggle.

I've never actually seen this particular performance before, even if I'm very familiar with this song. Great job by Frank of course, and great job by you with the appreciation for him and for the musical quality of the instruments behind him.

Love the threads - very smart. Great reaction.