This song was written for Frank Sinatra. It was for a man who was nearing the end of his life. A reflection of who he was. May, I say one of the best ever.
I'm a musician and met Mr. Sinatra many times. He was always genuine and a stand up guy. What you saw with him is what you got. He's surely missed by us all.
I have always loved Frank Sinatra. This song expresses so many emotions at once, taking you on a journey, which is what the best art can do. The word that I would use to describe what I feel when I listen to it is, "bittersweet." A feeling of mixed emotions, both a happiness and sadness all at once. The story of a life lived in strength even when it was not easy. That is the most important thing as we go through this life. Your reactions were wonderful, and it is heart-warming to see someone experience this for the first time and understand it so well. Especially someone from another country, and who is so much younger than most of the audience for this style of music. I greatly enjoyed hearing this again, and your beautiful reaction to it. Thank you for sharing this.
Now that I'm 70, this song resonates differently from when I was a youngster. It's a song that makes you examine your life and wonder whether you've lived it to the fullest.
His prime was in the 40s, 50s and 60s, Irina, but his career spanned much longer. In his latter years, he was known as the "Chairman of the Board." He was the man for my Dad's generation. He starred in movies, shows and song and was part of the Rat Pack with Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. He was truely an icon in the purest meaning of the word, someone you can never forget. Rest in peace, Frank, you truely paved the way for so many and I will never forget my Dad listening to him as I do every Chrismas. Great pick, Irina.👍
His daughter, Nancy, once said one of the qualities that made her father's music so special was his enunciation of every word, unlike so much of what came before and after.
Interesting. I never heard her say that, but that's something Irina also mentioned. I'm not sure I'd have given it much thought, otherwise, but it does seem true. Then again, I don't think it's just his enunciation that makes the lyrics clear; I think it's also the fact that he's not drowned out by the instruments or other vocals. _That's_ what I see in a lot of music that came after, including much of the music I love, admittedly. I happen to be a fan of slick production and lots of layers, such as can be found with Rush, ELO, The Cars, The Eagles, Gerry Rafferty, and many more.
😊How heartfelt❤ This music only evokes one thing... Romance, evening, candlelight. Oh, God, how wonderful it is to live !!!😊 А какие красивые 😍 глаза 👀
Love Sinatra he had one of the best voices ever, he could sing a nursery rhyme and make it sound amazing. You should do more Sinatra he had so many great songs ❤
Irina, honey, your English is _fine._ Don't worry about tripping over your tongue once in a while. We all do it. That includes everyone whose first and only language is English. Hell, I think you speak _better_ than a lot of the English-only people I've known. As for Sinatra, I'm sure you know by now that he goes back much further than you guessed. I'm a lot older than you, and he's even before _my_ time. But I have a funny memory from my dad. He once told me he was tired of hearing Frank Sinatra. He agreed he was a good singer, I think, but he felt there were _many_ good singers from the 40s and 50s, and he thought Sinatra got too much attention. I can understand that, because I feel there are artists from every decade who get more lasting attention than they deserve -- or their _contemporaries,_ the other artists from the same period, don't get _enough_ attention. One last thing: thank you for having an open mind and listening to music that was before your time. I can't call myself a Sinatra fan. Frankly, I find him kind of boring. But I really enjoyed your sweet reaction. And you're absolutely right: much of today's popular music is mixed so that you can't hear what the singer is saying. The recording business (and music business) have changed a LOT over the decades, some for the better, and some not. As always, watching your channel puts a smile on my face, and makes me want to hug you. 🥰
Sinatra "Chairman of the Board" Leader of the " Rat pack"...His famous entertainer friends, Sammy Davis Jr. Dean Martin, also Great Singers! All Performed in Las Vegas, and all appeared in many Movies, TV Shows.
You might like The Righteous Brothers, ‘You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling’ song. Or their ‘Soul and Inspiration’ and ‘Unchained Melody’ songs. Pretty sure they would blow your socks off.
Every day my dad finishes his tax season he blasts this I’ll never forget first time I found out he picks me up from hockey practice and tells me this is the only song to be heard on the drive home!
Oh, good point. I'm not sure I've seen that performance, but I think she'd like Tom Jones. The man can sing! Frankly, better than Frank 😉in my opinion. At 83, I see he's on a multi-country tour right now, though I didn't see Russia on the list. Tom obviously did something for all those women years ago who threw their panties at him on stage! 😊(No joke, Irina.)
The guy was a jerk… but he was the definition of “cool” and that voice will be distinctly his own… forever! (This is NOT his best… the voice has been rumpled with age… but unmistakably “Sinatra”) He and Bing define Christmas. But Frank is the sentimental loss of love and life’s disappointments but - persevere - with a song in one’s heart! The only regret I (and Sinatra fans) have is that he should have been cast as “Sky Masterson” in “Guys and Dolls” 😥 that would have been his signature role!
Frank Sinatra è per metà di origine siciliane 🇮🇹 e per metà ligure 🇮🇹. È l'artista più grande di tutti i tempi. 👏🐐👽 Un capolavoro questa canzone. Il suo più grande capolavoro. Comunque ti scoperei come se non ci fosse un domani 😍🔥
@@user-wn6hh4dy8c User-wn6 is John Rob. John Rob wrote months ago,"No we're not..." in response to michaelprimeau's comment to console Irina's tears about S of Freedom,"...we're all in this together(To protect kids)...please don't cry." JR has expressed the lowest form of humanity. He's the last person that should criticize anyone on anything.
User-wn6 is John Rob. John Rob wrote months ago,"No we're not..." in response to michaelprimeau's comment to console Irina's tears about S of Freedom,"...we're all in this together(To protect kids)...please don't cry." JR has expressed the lowest form of humanity. He's the last person that should criticize anyone on anything.
John, As much as a jerk as you are, I see you as a low confidence bully. You're all fake. You have little confidence so you insult&talk down to others to make yourself feel better about yourself. It's sadistic game you play with yourself, but the joy you get from hurting others is a fake feel of confidence. Hence, you're not a real man. You're a wimp. To change you 1st need to call yourself out. Tnen you need to decide to care about other people and to care about their feelings.
Jesus, what the hell is your problem? It's _her channel,_ and believe it or not, _your_ opinion isn't any better than anyone else's, except to you. Frank Sinatra is of no particular interest to me, but it's not _my_ channel, either. I find this refreshing, for the reasons she gave, and I find her _viewpoint_ refreshing. Expand your mind a little bit.
@MikeAnn193 Yes, it's her channel (well..kinda) and she asks for comments and suggestions. If she doesn't want constructive criticism she should tell viewers up front "Please, only comments that tell me how beautiful, wonderful and smart I am".
@@MikeAnn193 Mike, user-wn6 is Irina's jealous husband named John Rob. He's a low life, low confidence, low iq punk. He also sided months ago in comments, against protecting children who are trafficked at the border&sold as slaves.
@@MikeAnn193 User-wn6 is John Rob. John Rob wrote months ago,"No we're not..." in response to michaelprimeau's comment to console Irina's tears about S of Freedom,"...we're all in this together(To protect kids)...please don't cry." JR has expressed the lowest form of humanity. He's the last person that should criticize anyone on anything.
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Frank performed in the 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s
I've always enjoyed these old classics, but with each passing year this song hits deep. We need more music and singers like him today.
This song was written for Frank Sinatra. It was for a man who was nearing the end of his life. A reflection of who he was. May, I say one of the best ever.
I'm a musician and met Mr. Sinatra many times. He was always genuine and a stand up guy. What you saw with him is what you got. He's surely missed by us all.
that's so amazing, ty for sharing
I have always loved Frank Sinatra. This song expresses so many emotions at once, taking you on a journey, which is what the best art can do. The word that I would use to describe what I feel when I listen to it is, "bittersweet." A feeling of mixed emotions, both a happiness and sadness all at once. The story of a life lived in strength even when it was not easy. That is the most important thing as we go through this life. Your reactions were wonderful, and it is heart-warming to see someone experience this for the first time and understand it so well. Especially someone from another country, and who is so much younger than most of the audience for this style of music. I greatly enjoyed hearing this again, and your beautiful reaction to it. Thank you for sharing this.
thank you so much for the kind comment and words
Yeah, great comment, even for me (who neither likes nor dislikes Sinatra -- just never heard much of his music).
Now that I'm 70, this song resonates differently from when I was a youngster. It's a song that makes you examine your life and wonder whether you've lived it to the fullest.
wish you many more years of health
His prime was in the 40s, 50s and 60s, Irina, but his career spanned much longer. In his latter years, he was known as the "Chairman of the Board." He was the man for my Dad's generation. He starred in movies, shows and song and was part of the Rat Pack with Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. He was truely an icon in the purest meaning of the word, someone you can never forget. Rest in peace, Frank, you truely paved the way for so many and I will never forget my Dad listening to him as I do every Chrismas. Great pick, Irina.👍
Joe Piscopo talks about him all the time and actually dose a good impression
Well said, @stevepool8034. My memories, viewpoints, and age seem similar to yours.
thank you for the great comment,, rest in peace to a legend
His daughter, Nancy, once said one of the qualities that made her father's music so special was his enunciation of every word, unlike so much of what came before and after.
Interesting. I never heard her say that, but that's something Irina also mentioned. I'm not sure I'd have given it much thought, otherwise, but it does seem true. Then again, I don't think it's just his enunciation that makes the lyrics clear; I think it's also the fact that he's not drowned out by the instruments or other vocals. _That's_ what I see in a lot of music that came after, including much of the music I love, admittedly. I happen to be a fan of slick production and lots of layers, such as can be found with Rush, ELO, The Cars, The Eagles, Gerry Rafferty, and many more.
He's old and near the end of this line the songs about saying goodbye he's grateful that he's good with it❤
The Voice ... Frankie .... Incredible voice...
😊How heartfelt❤ This music only evokes one thing... Romance, evening, candlelight. Oh, God, how wonderful it is to live !!!😊 А какие красивые 😍 глаза 👀
The music doesn't evoke those things for me --- but I sure agree about her 👁👁 :-)
Love Sinatra he had one of the best voices ever, he could sing a nursery rhyme and make it sound amazing. You should do more Sinatra he had so many great songs ❤
I think I will
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Your English is great. Nice reaction
You such a classy, beautiful young Lady! And your English is so good! I also had to learn English too. Am born in Mexico. Love you!
Thank you! You too!
Frank Sinatra was my dad's favorite singer. I can't believe i forgot that, sorry dad.
he had good taste
Great song, I want it to be played at my funerals.
god willing it will be many years from now
I grew up listening to Sinatra in the 80s...great singer
"My Way" has always been a Classic! Even in 1968 when he released this! ( I was 14 yrs old then ! lol ) Thanks for this Reaction !
Irina, honey, your English is _fine._ Don't worry about tripping over your tongue once in a while. We all do it. That includes everyone whose first and only language is English. Hell, I think you speak _better_ than a lot of the English-only people I've known.
As for Sinatra, I'm sure you know by now that he goes back much further than you guessed. I'm a lot older than you, and he's even before _my_ time. But I have a funny memory from my dad. He once told me he was tired of hearing Frank Sinatra. He agreed he was a good singer, I think, but he felt there were _many_ good singers from the 40s and 50s, and he thought Sinatra got too much attention. I can understand that, because I feel there are artists from every decade who get more lasting attention than they deserve -- or their _contemporaries,_ the other artists from the same period, don't get _enough_ attention.
One last thing: thank you for having an open mind and listening to music that was before your time. I can't call myself a Sinatra fan. Frankly, I find him kind of boring. But I really enjoyed your sweet reaction. And you're absolutely right: much of today's popular music is mixed so that you can't hear what the singer is saying. The recording business (and music business) have changed a LOT over the decades, some for the better, and some not.
As always, watching your channel puts a smile on my face, and makes me want to hug you. 🥰
Sinatra "Chairman of the Board" Leader of the " Rat pack"...His famous entertainer friends, Sammy Davis Jr. Dean Martin, also Great Singers! All Performed in Las Vegas, and all appeared in many Movies, TV Shows.
I really like his talent he's so enjoyable
You might like The Righteous Brothers, ‘You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling’ song.
Or their ‘Soul and Inspiration’ and ‘Unchained Melody’ songs.
Pretty sure they would blow your socks off.
Are you okay beautiful. That sunshine that is your smile seems to be lacking. Your happiness is always so radiant.
means a lot to me
I’ve been missin You Queen
I have many of his albums. Love his voice
Fun review Irina! I'm just guessing, but I think Sinatra started singing in the 40s or 50s. He made musicals back then with Gene Kelly and others.
very talented
My grandmother's favourite. Actually met him once
Lovely reaction again❤👍
React pls to another legend of that era: Dean Martin "Everybody loves somebody sometimes"
Love You..😊
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Darling,vIts always about Love😂😂!!
Every day my dad finishes his tax season he blasts this I’ll never forget first time I found out he picks me up from hockey practice and tells me this is the only song to be heard on the drive home!
lol sounds like he had good taste
It is the US national hymn! 🤣 And by the way, the original song is a french song ... Aaah those french 😏
Hello, the brightest and most beautiful girl from Russia living in America ❤
class
Way before my time, but this is easily top 10 for me. Amazing song
Yesss and your are not the only one who mentioned it
I wish beautiful singing and music would come back in style.
true..
He was one of if not the best crooner. You should check out Tom Jones, I’ll never fall in love again.
Oh, good point. I'm not sure I've seen that performance, but I think she'd like Tom Jones. The man can sing! Frankly, better than Frank 😉in my opinion. At 83, I see he's on a multi-country tour right now, though I didn't see Russia on the list.
Tom obviously did something for all those women years ago who threw their panties at him on stage! 😊(No joke, Irina.)
sounds promising, thank you
The guy was a jerk… but he was the definition of “cool” and that voice will be distinctly his own… forever!
(This is NOT his best… the voice has been rumpled with age… but unmistakably “Sinatra”)
He and Bing define Christmas.
But Frank is the sentimental loss of love and life’s disappointments but - persevere - with a song in one’s heart!
The only regret I (and Sinatra fans) have is that he should have been cast as “Sky Masterson” in “Guys and Dolls” 😥 that would have been his signature role!
Frank Sinatra è per metà di origine siciliane 🇮🇹 e per metà ligure 🇮🇹. È l'artista più grande di tutti i tempi. 👏🐐👽 Un capolavoro questa canzone. Il suo più grande capolavoro. Comunque ti scoperei come se non ci fosse un domani 😍🔥
The jschlatt version of this song also goes insane tbh.
In a quick search I just found a song and dance routine from a 40s musical movie Anchors Aweigh with Gene Kelly. Song is called I begged her.
Right up your alley...
@@user-wn6hh4dy8c We have a heckler ladies&gentlemen. It's my good friend John Rob.
@@user-wn6hh4dy8c User-wn6 is John Rob. John Rob wrote months ago,"No we're not..." in response to michaelprimeau's comment to console Irina's tears about S of Freedom,"...we're all in this together(To protect kids)...please don't cry." JR has expressed the lowest form of humanity. He's the last person that should criticize anyone on anything.
Do a reaction video for Wardruna and Aurora - Helvegen (Live)! It has 26 million views! 👍🏻 😊
This is not a original song it was a french song sing by Claude francois and the title was come habitude 😊😊
Now review Nancy Sinatra Boots Are Made For Walkin
If you enjoy this kind of music you should go to an
Engelbert Humperdinck Concert. He is playing in N.J. three times this year. He's awesome !
I have to check this out
He started in the 1940's.
Now listen to Fred Durst's My Way
For what is a man what has he got, if not himself, then he has naught
Bars,,, love it
you going my way ?.....he became a hit singer in the 40's
how amazing,, what a smooth classy guy
I tend to prefer Nina Hagen's version or, the original one in french, comme d'habitude
hi how we can support you financially?
Can you call Russia an tell the woman that USA has open boarder's we need more great woman like you're self 👍🇺🇸💞
lol thank you
Where's your big Russian thumbnail flag? At least you could wear that baseball hat with that big Russian flag...
User-wn6 is John Rob. John Rob wrote months ago,"No we're not..." in response to michaelprimeau's comment to console Irina's tears about S of Freedom,"...we're all in this together(To protect kids)...please don't cry." JR has expressed the lowest form of humanity. He's the last person that should criticize anyone on anything.
John, As much as a jerk as you are, I see you as a low confidence bully. You're all fake. You have little confidence so you insult&talk down to others to make yourself feel better about yourself. It's sadistic game you play with yourself, but the joy you get from hurting others is a fake feel of confidence. Hence, you're not a real man. You're a wimp. To change you 1st need to call yourself out. Tnen you need to decide to care about other people and to care about their feelings.
coming up
Depperte!!!
Jesus. This is why your channel is tanking. Did you run this by your Patrons?
Jesus, what the hell is your problem? It's _her channel,_ and believe it or not, _your_ opinion isn't any better than anyone else's, except to you. Frank Sinatra is of no particular interest to me, but it's not _my_ channel, either. I find this refreshing, for the reasons she gave, and I find her _viewpoint_ refreshing. Expand your mind a little bit.
@MikeAnn193 Yes, it's her channel (well..kinda) and she asks for comments and suggestions. If she doesn't want constructive criticism she should tell viewers up front "Please, only comments that tell me how beautiful, wonderful and smart I am".
@@MikeAnn193 Mike, user-wn6 is Irina's jealous husband named John Rob. He's a low life, low confidence, low iq punk. He also sided months ago in comments, against protecting children who are trafficked at the border&sold as slaves.
@@MikeAnn193 User-wn6 is John Rob. John Rob wrote months ago,"No we're not..." in response to michaelprimeau's comment to console Irina's tears about S of Freedom,"...we're all in this together(To protect kids)...please don't cry." JR has expressed the lowest form of humanity. He's the last person that should criticize anyone on anything.
@@user-wn6hh4dy8c That's being very kind to yourself. I saw nothing _constructive_ about your comment. It was just negative.