I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night | Higher and Higher | Warner Archive
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- Higher and Higher (1943) #WarnerArchive #WarnerBros #HigherandHigher
Frank Sinatra makes his acting debut alongside an all-star team in this screwball comedy about a group of servants that scheme to pass off one of their own as an heiress. When the members of Cyril Drake's (Leon Errol) household staff discover that he is about to declare bankruptcy--and put them all out of work--the concoct a plot to save his fortune: they plan to pass pretty scullery maid Millie (Michèle Morgan) as an eligible heiress. But the man they lure, Sir Victor Fitzroy Victor (Victor Borge) is as poor as she is.
Directed By Tim Whelan
Starring Michèle Morgan, Jack Haley, Frank Sinatra
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man makes insomnia sound romantic
Lmao it kinda is 🫵🏽❤️🔥
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It is.
In Sinatra's youth, before smoking and age took their tool, the timbre of his voice was simply unsurpassed. For an equally lovely ballad, check out his version of "I Fall in Love Too Easily" (1945). Dick Haymes had the only comparable voice in his era. Despite Sinatra's youthful look, he was 28 when he made this film. Note the superb phrasing that all big band singers acquired, but Sinatra perfected. In this scene, the beautiful French actress, Michele Morgan, and pianist Arthur "Dooley" Wilson complete the trio.
If only he didn’t lose his voice to his habits. Sinatra (If he never smoked and kept all that vocal prowess) and Tony Bennett would’ve been the big stars of the 50’s, 60’s, and onwards
You are completely correct but smoking wasn't the actual the reason his voice went duller. Years of singing 100 songs per day destroyed It (though smoking defiantly made it worse) and on top of that he had a Vocal-Chord Hemorrhaging that made him loose his voice for serveral months. While it is no doubt smoking didn't help it, it wasn't the main reason.
I'll take Frank over anyone no matter at what age. There are three people whose names will be easily recognized in 100 years - Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe and Ali.
@@aaronam0115 Are you just being facetious? Must be because Frank was massive in the '50s, '60s, and beyond. Much bigger than Tony. Matter of fact, Tony credits Sinatra for giving his career a giant push due to Frank praising his voice.
Dooley is also known as Sam from Casablanca. Also in Casablanca is Humphrey Bogart, an original member of the rat Pack. Small world, isn't it?
the one dislike is from someone who couldn't sleep a wink the whole night through
SHIIII HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA
Years later Sinatra said that he hated this movie. But this song is incredible beautiful, without a doubt!
why did he hate it?
@@Chris-jq1qb , probably he thought that it was a mediocre movie, or that his interpretation was poor.
@@renaniidepinheiroepereira4104 it was not poor. His voice is unique
this song is too beautiful to be real
Frank sinatra was 28here
This is how it is done, folks. The relaxed stillness that is full of life, the open voice, no tricks.
This should have more views, I love this song.
I couldn't sleep a wink last night
Because we had that silly fight
I thought my heart would break the whole night through
I knew that you'd be sorry
And I'm sorry too
I didn't have my favorite dream
The one in which I hold you tight
I had to call you up this morning
To see if everything was still all right
Yes, I had to call you up this morning
'Cause I couldn't sleep a wink last night
I didn't have my favorite dream
The one in which I hold you tight
I had to call you up this morning
To see if everything was still all right
Yes, I had to call you up this morning
'Cause I couldn't sleep a wink last night
A magnificent vocalist probably the best ever
He sounded like a tenor when he was young.
Nothing short of the best 🎉❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉🎉❤🎉🎉🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤
Eternally wonderful Sinatra!
That's the same piano player from Casablanca.
Yep, Dooley Wilson. I noticed that too!!
Thanks for informing me!
i know
I think it’s Jack Haley check in the description
Going back to the forties believe it or not I never knew who frank sinatra was until I heard him sing five minutes more it was my grandpop sheet music he was a musician
Sinatra was a purist timing time voice velvet
I am a swing era swooner but boy was he dreamy in the 40s
I always loved this song by frank he was so young here Before he became chairman of the board Yes it goes back a long wa
The Voice "😊
Sinatra at his absolute best.; the 1940''s ballads with Axel Stordahl. The swingin' Sinatra of the 50's & 60's never had any appeal for me.
I think this was his Hollywood movie debut, 1943 Higher & Higher. Followed by Step Lively in '44 & Anchors Aweigh in '45
I love many songs of this phase, Kingsley, but for me the best was the Capitol phase (with In the wee small hours in the morning).
@@renaniidepinheiroepereira4104 For me, his very best work were the arrangements with Billy May.
@@diktatoralexander88 , say some of these songs.
@@renaniidepinheiroepereira4104 'That old black magic' 'it's nice to go traveling' 'sentimental journey' 'isle of capri'
1950s and 1960s Sinatra has some appeal for me but I prefer Sinatra's early voice from 1939 to 1947
Tempos que não voltam mais, saudades.
He is from another planet
Very fine Song
Young Sinatra had THE most amazing voice I've ever heard. As he got older and it got deeper, it lost this beauty. Although i do still love "swing" Sinatra, big band Sinatra of the 1940s is the greatest.
This gem had exactly 777 likes before I chimed in... I hated to disrupt that! But I couldn't help it
I prefer early Sinatra, too. A sweetness that was later lost. While I appreciate the great albums he made in the 50’s there seemed to be too much of the supposed swinger creeping into the performances. It actually embarrassed me a little.
I also agree that 40's Sinatra is completely unmatched. however his early 50's work is quite similar in terms of phrasing and inflections but of course his voice darkened as did his life but a good example of Sinatra maintaining this excellence would be the song "I've got a crush on you" the live performance from his role as Danny Wilson was just a perfect as his singing in the 40's in my humble opinion
I need a man who can sing like this to me 😭❤️
💜💜💜heart warming.
Frank Sinatra el Rey de la canción
Sing it Frank.. play it once, Sam! 😉
Wow! 👏
Bravooooooo
Oh franky!!!!!❤❤❤
***The Absolute Best........ ***
That voice made my grandmother, my mom, and now me, swoon. This man was and is still a ladykiller with that voice alone
Dooley Wilson at the ivories; the weird thing is that, although he played a pianist here and in 'Casablanca', he was actually a drummer who couldn't play piano.
Tan bello
Maybe if i had a voice like that,
She wouldn’t have to leave me..
Well.. que sera sera i guess...
Así es DOOLEY
DOOLEY WILSON
Alguien más viene por Mala Juntera?🤔🥴
Sinatra didn't care what people thought. he had a Black man Play the Piano
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉Swoonatra... WGNJMNFAS Sintra...Helsinki...Dooley Bogart Epstein WB RKO