FRANK SINATRA - One for my baby(And one more for the road)REACTION - First time hearing
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FRANK SINATRA - One for my baby(And one more for the road)REACTION - First time hearing
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Someone once said Sinatra tells a 3 minute story with his songs. He was popular in my Father’s generation and I grew to love his music as much as I loved Elvis’ music. Thanks for this great reaction. 😊🇨🇦
Greatest voice I ever heard!! Only 54 and I love those old time crooners
Sinatra also won an Academy Award as Best Supporting Actor as well as numerous singing awards. Listening to him and his compatriots, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. and others is like drinking a glass of great scotch, or a lovely fall day, whatever makes you happy.
Originally sang by Fred Astaire in the movie "THE SKY'S THE LIMIT" 1943. Written by Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer. Frank Sinatra version released 1947. This video is from one of his TV show.
Look for Arlen's version
My favourite Frank Sinatra song Harri, melancholic but beautiful. The pianist is also perfect. I think Frank sang this song in the movie Pal Joey. Great stuff. Thankyou Harri ☺.
I grew up in the 60's and 70's. Rock, Soul, R&B. In 1984 my uncle won tickets to see Frank at the Meadowlands in NJ. He offered my and my wife tickets. I was about 26. I laughed. "Come on Uncle SOnny....I ain't going to see that old man". My uncle told me the tickets came with free dinner. Sign me up. To make a long story short....the next day I was at Sam Ashe buying as many Sinatra Cassette tapes I could afford. I was blown away by his singing, his band, the whole vibe. I've been listening ever since. ANd here's what makes Sinatra like no other. He'll do the same song with 10 different arrangements...all different....all magnificent. Yeah, his voice was superb. But he taught me the difference between a voice and a singer. One of a kind. RIP Uncle Sonny.
Love Frank Sinatra. He was on our hi-fi on Sunday mornings before TV. Love his duet with daughter Nancy, Something Stupid, you'd love it Harri.
Thanks Patrick and Harri. Great reaction Harri. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
Harri already did a reaction to “Something Stupid” 😉
Thanks Nathan👍✌️🇨🇦
The ultimate "torch song" only Sinatra could pull off with finesse. this is a classic's classic.
Frank said one of the best 'torch songs' was Glenn Campbell's 'By the Time I Get to Phoenix'.
If I remember correctly Bette Midler sang this song to Johnny Carson on one of his final shows.
Yes, Bette did a wonderful version of this
My favourite Sinatra era, wirh Nelson Riddle and Reprise Records. Magical. This was after he'd won the Oscar.
There's good reason Frank was known as "The Voice." You should listen to his first hit record -- All Or Nothing At All by Harry James & His Orchestra, featuring Frank Sinatra, 1939. All or Nothing at All - TH-cam
A few of my favorite Sinatra songs are I've Got The World On A String, Witchcraft, I've Got You Under My Skin, & Fly Me To The Moon (with the Count Basie Band). Such a huge library of songs, so many, many great ones!!!
You Make me Feel So Young!
My mom was a life-long fan of Sinatra. So much so that she used to cut school to go see him in his younger days performing at the Paramount Theater in New York City. And that was the 1930s. I grew to appreciate his voice as I got older. I saw him in his later years. His voice was not as strong, but he still performed well.
This is my favorite Frank Sinatra song!
Frank SInatra was the biggest solo star of the 20th century.
Talent we will never hear again. The old days of easy crooning music is over, no more big bands and great singers
Haven't we all been there?
Thanks Frank, make it one more for the road!
I love him too! I have his LP "In The Wee Small Hours," in really good shape that belonged to my dad. It's interesting because Carly Simon also performed a cover of the same song! Thanks Patrick for the great memories, and thanks always to my dear Harri 💫👍
Another great one Patrick. I just love Frank Sinatra I never get tired of listening to him. Nice reaction Harri!
He was the best, but there were a few of them that wowed every time they sang. Tony Bennett, Dean Martin, Mel Torme, and the likes of Robert Goulet, Perry Como, Andy Williams. All crooners extraordinaire.
Read a great story once about Mel Torme( thanks for the mention.) He was hired for an outdoor show ,I believe in Finland. Left all planning to Mgt. Shows up for the concert & saw 80,00 gen-xer's. Totally freaked out. Was scheduled with all punk & metal bands. Wanted to kill his mgr. When it was his turn to play he wasn't sure what to do except go out & play . As he walked out & was announced,the crowd went insane. Turns out he had a hidden base among the young all over European kids. He could barely hold back the tears,got a standing "O" after every song. 3 encores. He said later it was his best show ever. GOOD STUFF!
Harri, appreciate your appreciation of Frank... could see it in your eyes as he walked away from the camera.
Total classic. I grew up listening to stuff like Frank, Ella, Sarah Vaughan, Johnny Mathis, especially on Sunday afternoon listening sessions to my dad's faves of his remaining collection after emigrating from India to England in the early-mid 50s. His dad was a Brit customs official, he'd worked the docks or hired guys to work for him, all the while buying records from largely American merchant seamen.
Used to sit around with friends listening to the same music as you. Put you in another world - no need for drugs.
My parents had an old album of Frank Sinatra and Count Bassie live. There was a great song called Angle Eyes!
That is Sinatra-Basie, Frank Sinatra Live at the Sands. One of my favorite Count Basie albums and of Frank of course. One of the best Fly me to the Moon versions on it as well.
I first heard this song it made me 😢, it's extremely heartbreaking.
They don't make them like they used to. Frank Sinatra was such a smooth crooner. This is before auto tuning. Artists had to be really able to sing. And the lyrics were clean, romantic & really meant something. He has a huge library of great songs. Some of my favorites are "My Way", New York, New York", "Strangers In The Night", "I've Got You Under My Skin", "That's Life", "My Kind Of Town", "Summer Wind" etc.
A couple of years back he was voted 'The Voice of the Century' on the BBC. For a great duet you should try Frank and Ella Fitzgerald with 'Going Out of my Head'.
Sinatra was the art of the cool. Give just a little bit, then let your audience fill in the rest. There's a loneliness in of all his work, it was there even when he was the most famous man in the world.
Two of his many great albums are "Only the Lonely" and "Wee Small Hours." He could paint a picture of loneliness and heartbreak with his voice and interpretation.
Many of Frank's mid and uptempo songs were even torchy, including my favorite...the 1956 studio recording of "I've Got You Under My Skin".
Hands down my favourite Sinatra song
The best emotional song sung by Sinatra
Harri try his studio version of old man river it will knock your socks off
Actually, it was pretty common back then to show off a song like this, by singing it live in a setting that was meant to enhance the song. There was a long period in television where they had variety shows that featured songs sung live (sometimes acted out like this one), and humorous sketches and stand-up routines and novelty acts. I'm sure this is from a variety show from the 1950s. By the late 1970s variety shows were pretty much finished. What's exceptional here isn't the format, but just how incredibly talented Sinatra was in both singing and acting - lot's of people did this sort of thing, but he was about as good as it gets.
Young at Heart, watch it.
I am really glad to see you react to a song really is among Frank's best, and not just the usual songs people choose. My favorite of this kind of song in his catalog is "Angel Eyes", with this probably second. Both stayed with him from his 1958 studio recordings of each on the album FRANK SINATRA SINGS FOR ONLY THE LONELY (among his very best work) until he retired in the '90s. Frank truly loved and connected deeply with both, and never failed to give wonderful performances of them.
Shameless plug...I am fortunate to have worked on a few releases of Frank's. The first I was involved with is a four disc set of his radio material called A VOICE ON AIR (the online version is called SELECTIONS FROM as some of the material could only be licensed for the physical box). My favorite song from the set is the most obscure - "If Loveliness Were Music" from 1943, which I would love to see your reaction to:
th-cam.com/video/a40CSsPE_R4/w-d-xo.html
Paraphrasing: "Watching this was like watching the 'Thriller' vid for the first time." Great comparison!
That ending of the show with Frank "The Average Troubled Guy" walking off was 👏
Simple and impressive performance.
I believe this is one of, if not Johnny Carson's favorite, songs. RIP to both of you and your amazing talents. You are sorely missed.
You need to listen to some of the women torch singers. Eydie Gorme, Vikki Carr, Peggy Lee. They are also incredible.
Frank definitely had a voice of pure gold
PURE SINATRA! R.I.P. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD.
My all time favorite Sinatra song. Everything about it is perfection. On the female side check out Billie Holiday's version of this song: th-cam.com/video/R7llu2aQRSQ/w-d-xo.html. Some more perfection.
Thanks for the link. Great listen.
Please have a listen to BIRDLAND by The Manhattan Transfer.
The lyrics of his songs remind me so much of Tom Waits, except Sinatra has a voice. Waits has the same type of words with a rough voice. Waits plays the piano as he sings very down to earth lyrics for those that have to sleep in the YMCA. TOM WAITS please find his music.
Not sure if you've been introduced to townes van zandt? You should check out his song called nothin'. He has a lot of great music, but for some reason that song has always been stand out.
Soundtrack of many lives, mine included.
My parents saw Old Blue Eyes in Atlantic City was back when.
Played the 500 Club many times. I actually have a photo of him sitting at a table at the club. Friend of mine was a waiter there during the summer.
Listen to Fran do a medley of 3 songs on his 1968 tv special with the 5th Dimention. Nobody told me, Gone with the wind and here's that rainy day
The Voice
This would be from his television show in the 50’s. He was known as someone who sang with honesty and authority. You believed the song was his story.
He was a singer who could act too. I guess it’s because of the interpretation and emotional expression that makes a good delivery of a song.
This looks like tv from the late 50s as Frank also still looks pretty "fresh"!
John Wayne was in a bar on Catalina sitting next to Sinatra. Somebody put this song on and Wayne turned to Sinatra and asked, “What do YOU play at three o’clock in the morning?”
The lyrics must have been written before there were drunk driving laws, lol. But there’s no denying Frank’s talent. #ChefsKiss
We had variety show and movie musicals instead of videos.
Men look so good in hats, wish they'd go back to wearing them.
the song by him I like is What'll I Do
Pretty sure this was from his TV show
I hope ya didn't mind, my drinkin' all your beer.....lol
its hard to belive he will be 108
Frank Jr owned a horse farm near me.
this may be from his TV show
Johnny Mercer.
A great one by Frank is "In the Wee, Wee Hours Of The Morning" Here's a link - th-cam.com/video/MiPUv4kXzvw/w-d-xo.html
Six and a half minutes of ultimate cool. Sinatra and Jobim on a Sinatra TV special. You will absolutely love this. th-cam.com/video/7Mj1M4ejEGg/w-d-xo.html
Too bad the sound in this is so crackly. There is a version on the Reprise Collection which is a rehearsal track, just Sinatra and his pianist, Bill Miller, which is simply breathtaking.
Another one of those songs that every man can identify with happening to him at least one time in his life. And if he doesn't admit it, he's a dam liar.