It does my old heart good to see 2 YOUNG, BEAUTIFUL people eating up every second of this classic performance.

Frank Sinatra was an American singer and actor. Nicknamed the "Chairman of the Board", Sinatra is considered one of the most popular entertainers of the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. He is among the world's best-selling music artists, having sold an estimated 150 million records.

@alliekattlopez5535

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"Old Blue Eyes" too.

My parents loved Frank and I inherited that love. There have been better singers for sure, but no one could convey the meaning of a songs lyrics better than Frank Sinatra. He had so much respect for songwriters, he always told his audiences who wrote the song he was about to sing during his shows. I was fortunate to see him in Lake Tahoe more years ago than I care to remember. Don Rickles was his opening act. A night to remember. ❤️😄

"Fly Me To The Moon" is a must by Frank.

Thank you for this reaction. I think you would love “One for My Baby”. It’s a song about lost love but sung in the way that only Frank could do it. It’s best to get the video performance.

If you liked this, you would love "It Was A Very Good Year." Look for the black and white video of him actually recording the song in the studio with the orchestra playing all around him...in one take. Other noteworthy songs include "The Best Is Yet to Come," "Witchcraft," "I've Got You Under My Skin," and "All the Way." Then there are these from the '60s and '70s: "Strangers In the Night," "That's Life," "Somethin' Stupid" (his duet with his daughter Nancy), and his last big hit that plays every night at New York Yankees games, "Theme from New York, New York." I would be remiss if I didn't mention his daughter Nancy's biggest hit, "These Boots Were Made for Walking." It won't take much and you will fall in love with Frank Sinatra's music.

Beautiful performance. Bravo! Frank was a force of nature. Thinking Frankalso did a tune called "That's Life". Thank you!

every time this man opened his mouth my mother melted. He was the Elvis of the previous generation. Try :Fly me to the moon or Strangers in the night"

Again, I Loved both of your reaction to this Wonderful Frank Sinatra Song

One of a kind. Phrasing, breath control, some kind of magic. Possibly the singer of the century--and I'm a rock guy.

Great reaction to one of the greatest crooners ever! This song gets me in my feels too! Frank Sinatra has a very deep catalog of music. Suggest The Days of Wine and Roses, Fly Me to the Moon, Strangers in The Night, Summer Wind and New York, New York. And these are just a sample of his work. He wasn't named Chairman of the Board for nothing.😁

Hey, Chad. There is a live recording session with Sinatra as he sings his classic, IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR, in studio with friends in attendance. It is intimate. It is Sinatra at his best and gloriously black and white. The orchestra is led by Frank's notable collaborator Nelson Riddle. And the performance is perfect. Give it a listen. I think Dee will love it too. I believe his best song is I'VE GOT YOU UNDER MY SKIN. But one song at a time.

@curiousman1672

2 жыл бұрын

Hey. I read your comment and checked it out. Wow. Francis Albert was on point for sure. Cool song too. Thanks for the recommendation.

Love Frank.

Its still the the most reconised song on the planet utterly stunning

My Mom love Frank and told me of the girls screaming at him. They were called 'bobby-socksers' They predated the girls screaming at the Beatles and Elvis Presley.

2 months ago I was diagnosed with stage 4 emphysema. I didn't share the news. I simply sent this song(individually) to all my family and friends. Did it to myself but did it my way.

Lovely reaction to this fantastic song and artist

The song "My Way" was writen by Paul Anka

Glad to see you young folks enjoying the greats! Favorite Frank song is Summer Wind. You are right about the vinyl...have all his much on LPs...old school

This is maybe his best live version, the studio recording is amazing because he was a little younger. He hits the notes and a live performance you get the passion of it "more"...

And effortless

Always think of my late dad whenever I hear this....He was a WWII Navy Vet. He almost didn't make it back. Frank once said he didn't like the song. But he knew people did like it and it connected to them, so he would do it. if you like Sinatra, try "One For My Baby. " Quiet singing is powerful too, on that one. Frank caught both of your attentions, but the wife was absolutely mesmerized...

If you haven't already, listen to him in his prime,he sounded even more amazing. There's a very nice cover on America's Got Talent from Sal Valentinetti as well.

I can listen to Frank all day long! I was working at a standards radio station when he passed away it was an incredibly sad day for all of us and we played his music all day long and it was glorious! The perfect way to remember such an amazing artist

I'm a life long rock and roll, blues and R&B fan but Frank Sinatra is someone I have to revisit from time to time. You cant touch Ole Blue Eyes Frankie, he's the best.

Great reaction! Fun to see that Frank can still make the ladies swoon!

Now that's a singer!! And, I think he was in his 70's when he did this.

A legend!

Vinyl indeed! " Live at Madison Square Garden" pushed by a Marantz 2275 thru 2 JBL L100's and it's like your there! 🤠👍

One word for his carreer: integrity.

"How well he sings." So true. He was the master.

For your information, This song was written for him about him. The way he lived his life...written by Paul Anka...Listen for his perfect diction.

Ol' Blue Eyes was kicking "A" for a long time.... and did it His Way.... and pretty damned Well, too !!! Sooo, so many hits in different styles. Growing up in the 60s, he was old hat and trying to do covers of current pop songs.... not his thing. Yeeeears later, I discovered what had made him famous, his earlier big band work. Now, I must have nearly a dozen Sinatra albums!! Recommendation? Most will go for his big sellers and late career stuff. I really like his slower ballads... maybe, try One for My Baby. Bette Midler sang it to Johnny Carson at the close of his last show after 30 yrs. of late night tv.

YES!

By the late 60s, male vocalists like Sinatra (Perry Como, Bing Crosby and the like) had been pushed out of the limelight by Rock and Roll. This song marked Sinatra's retirement from performing, which really made it a huge hit. Such a huge hit that, of course, he made a come back and performed for many more years.

My way is set to a french song called Comme d’habitude by Claude Francois in 1976

My Way was written for Frank by Paul Anka, who is a top singer in his own right. The lyrics fit Frank to a tee. At some point you should try Elvis Presley’s version of the song. They came out the same year and Elvis also does the song beautiful.

If you watch the move "The Godfather", there's a character in it that just reminds me of Frank. Everyone used to "joke" about Frank and his "friend's" that were "mobster's". Franks voice is like fine wine, aged to perfection!

@ostrichman

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not just you but thats because Johnny Fontaine is Frank Sinatra.

I saw one of his last tours at Radio City Music Hall in the late 80s. It was called The rat pack reunion but Dean Martin dropped out within a few weeks and it ended up Frank, Sammy and Shirley McClain. I'm a full fledged 60s and 70s music fan. I never envisioned going to see Frank but it was unreal seeing him in 1988 at the age of 73. His phrasing was still top shelf , his annunciation and command of The English language was that of a professor. I couldn't believe how good he still sounded as a 73 year old man but I guess that's why they call him The Voice!! Ive been to hundreds of concerts and have seen all the greats from the 60s,70s and 80s going back nearly 50 years. The reason I don't say greats after the 80s is because there really isn't much that compares to 60s and 70s other than groups from those decades still performing like The Stones or Clapton for example. Yet Frank a guy from from grandpa's day was one of the most nostalgic and still talented singer I've ever seen. The only guy today that could still sing in his 70s like Sinatra did back in 1988 is Paul Rodgers without a doubt!! Rodgers still sounds incredible and he can still hit the notes,still has great range and if you're looking to see a 1960s and 70s legend who still can sing, it's Paul Rodgers!!!! Don't wait too long because most everyone else from the glory days of Rock music can't sing worth a shit anymore. Their voices are shot!! Rodgers is shockingly still a tremendous vocalist , I am shocked at how great he still sounds!!! Jeff Lynne from ELO still sounds decent but Rodgers is The Frank Sinatra of Rock and Roll and Frank is beyond words and description!!! During one the last concert tours Sinatra gave at the age of 80 ,he had a very bad performance and instructed his manager to give all his fans their money back. I believe it was in Japan!! Say what you will but you will never see this type of music again and even if you get close, there will NEVER be another Sinatra!!!!!! He was a living legend and his voice still gives me the chills even after hearing it so many,many times!!! What a guy!!!

This was freaking awesome. I'm 30 and just got into this dude.

"To say the things he TRULY feels, and not the words of one who kneels". One hell of a sentiment there.

👏👏👏👏🔥🔥 all my man I bet she would love Fly Me to the Moon

Amazing!

The man!!!!!!

story goes according to Paul Anka who wrote this song keeping Frank Sinatra"s life in mind but he was very scared to give it to Sinatra thinking he might hate it and be mad at that he wrote the end of his career and life.But when Sinatra read it he loved it and performed this song as the last song of his every show

Every generation needs to be introduced to Frank Sinatra. Life would be incomplete without knowing him.

Everyone can relate too the lyrics of My Way . Sinatra is the Goat! Amazing voice gives me chills

You must have the most diverse playlist ever.

Funny Frank Sinatra has sang a lot of other artists music but he had a way on the mic that was like no other ... love me some Frank Sinatra ... some great driving music

Tremendous.

This song is the most played song at funerals in the Netherlands by far.

The "Crooner" of crooners. the smoothest and most controlled voice . Came in the era where the big bands provided the background music for the singers. Others in his era: Bing Crosby, Dean Martin, Johnny Mathis, Nat King Cole, and Tony Bennett and Sammy Davis; followed by the likes of Ray Charles and Bobby Darin; but Frank "ole blue eyes" was the best. Other songs: New York New York, Cycles, Strangers in the night, Fly me to the moon, When I was seventeen - many many more!. This was written actually by Paul Anka and given to Frank. Sinatra did not like it at first because he thought it was too self-focused, but was convinced to make it a single (one take in recording studio) and it has become HIS signature song. Another from this era whose live shows were just as good as the recorded versions - they just knew how to sing, sing and sing.. It is sooo nice to hear young persons like yourselves whom truly appreciate musicians/singers of this era.

A legend, A Showman, One of the greats of all time

As a native New Yorker, with Italian blood, you hear this from the moment you're popped out. It's a sin not to know Old Blue Eyes. Gorgeous voice.

Mr. Sinatra the “Chairman of the Board” Jersey born and breed. My favorite song by him. Thank you for your reaction. God Bless guy’s

The GOAT❗❗❗

"There is only one success - to be able to spend your life in your own way." - Christopher Morley

The Chairman of the Board.

Sinatra had class. They don't make them like him anymore

The mouse in the movie “Sing” sings this song at the end.

"They can't take that away from me." 2 minutes long, Sinatra's smoothest vocals.

yes! keep goin

Classic

One if the best songs ever, and Frankie did it. BTW composed by Paul Anka !

In fact, Paul Anka Wrote Frank Sinatra’s “My Way” and Gave Him the Song for Free .

Before there was Michael Jackson, before there was the Beatles, before there was Elvis, there was Frank Sinatra. He was as big as you can get in the world of music and entertainment. Except unlike the others, he continued to be huge all the way through his life, cranking out hits and packing concert halls almost right 'til the end.

Listen to his duets with daughter Nancy Sinatra. His Sinatra Family Christmas album is excellent..

I wish I was there...

You have to listen to him singing The Summer Wind

Paul Anka wrote this song, but it's Sinatra's. Beautiful lyrics. Original crooner and champion of civil rights.

His Madison Square Garden performance from 1974 is an even better performance.

Listen to strangers in the night , and something stupid are also good ones to start with

Awesome song guys!!

gets played at alot of old guy's funerals (including my dad's)

The story of this song is when Frank's fellow artist Paul Anka was on vaccation somewhere at the French riviera. In the hotel lobby he heard a local guy playing this song and he immediately loved it! Even so much that he asked the guy if he could by the rights to it there and then and he claims it was with Sinatra in mind. At this time FS was fed up with showbiz and wanted to more or less drop out and leave it all behind him. When Paul Anka returned to America he looked up FS and presented this song. Needless to say Sinatra also loved it and it became his like anthem the song he would end every concert with for the rest of his life.

@marc3dartist601

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The song was ''Comme d'habitude'' by Claude François

Very good, Sinatra lends his style...Paul Anka wrote that song with him in mind... but you've got to check out Elvis Presley too. ( Remarkable)

My favorite Frank song, by a mile. Both men and women like it, but men really get it. Paul Anka wrote the lyrics; he did a fine job.

My daughter already knows... this is my song. If you are gonna have a memorial...

The best selling album by Mr.Sinatra is "Songs For Swinging Lovers". A classic in the proper sense of the word.

Try "It Was A Very Good Year".

This song was written by Paul Anka.

I was born in 1948. Frank has been in my ear since. My dad played a jazz trumpet. I listened to all the big bands when I was little. The Rat Pack and Nat King Cole are my favorites. Well, not the entire Rat Pack, just Frank, Dino and Sammy. Joey Bishop was talented, but I have never been able to figure out was how Peter Lawford fit in.

Do some of his songs he did with Count Basie!!

Try his "Fly me To the Moon."

A man being manly….Mr Sinatra is an example of what today’s generation can’t wrap their minds around ….masculinity for men…

Remember he was getting old when this was done. he was better when he was young.

The Gipsy Kings do an incredible Spanish version of My Way. -- (I don't speak Spanish, but it's great.)

can you do a reaction to Louise by Bob Seger

Probably Frank’s best signature song by the end of his career he ended up hating singing this song! One of the best crooners

Like the most Alpha lyrics ever maybe.

It annoys me how much my wife LOVES Frank Sinatra!! HA!! I guess it's that she appreciated him way before I even knew who he was was. That crooning voice...what a legend!!

The movie SING has this song in it che k it out its sang

Fun fact, David Bowie tried to write a song for Frank but lost to this song so he decided write Life on Mars and dedicated it "to Frank"

A good Sinatra song is “ When I was 17 “

ciao ,,, SINATRA E' ITALIANO di ORIGINE il PAPA' SICILIANO!!!!!!!!!!! emigrato in AMERICA!!!!

SINGER PAUL ANKA WROTE MY WAY FOR FRANK SINATRA

I think you probably reacted to his daughter Nancy Sinatra singing These Boots Are Made For Walking

Dude, I have watched about 20 of your clips and I'm coming to the realisation that your wife doesn't really like or get music. I guess that's entertaining.

There was young Frank in the 40s and then his voice "matured" and this is that Frank. Totally different from young Frank though.

Please if you react the original song with subtile because it’s not the same story by Claude François 🥲 even if Frank sings very well this great song !!