Probably the best, most dynamic live performance of this song ever captured on video.. Frank is absolutely mesmerizing here, his phrasing and splitting the time to make it swing even harder is off the charts, plus his whole body movements ( the Sinatra ‘shoulder shimmy’) and facial expressions expressions convey a great joy in his performance, a man supremely confident in his skin and the band under the equally animated conducting of the great Quincy Jones complements the Chairman perfectly! And that trombone solo, although it diverges from the legendary Milt Bernhardt solo, might be just as good, or even better in that moment! This folks, is one for the ages!
Thanks for such an expressive comment. You're right. I just saw this for the first time ever, though I've listened and watched Sinatra since I was maybe 3 years old (that would be 1956). His pure enjoyment, especially when he sat and acknowledged the band, is unmatched in the annals of recorded music (well, maybe, see Cream, Crossroads, Jimi Hendrix, any time). This is an absolute classic. I also love his "High Hopes" with all those kids (saw it live when I was just like those kids). Let's revive the age of innocence.
Un privilegio disfrutar este video con dos grandes Frank con la Orquesta dirigida nada más y nada menos que por Quincy Jones, solo que me quisiera imaginar como hubiera sido el solo de Trombon a cargo de Melba Liston❤
he takes a step back and lets the trombonist take the spotlight during his solo. What a fucking class act. Not only a great singer, but a true showman. Long live Sinatra.
He's essentially b&w Beiber, some character in his voice and a load of charisma but not the best singer of his day let alone all time. He does have good PR: eg he wasn;t the heart of the ratpack, that was Bogart. Wrote a handful of forgettable trash. Unskilled actor whose big personality did a lot of heavy lifting for his lack of ability. Highly over-rated.
@Corpsefoot Gaming Not talent and off-key xDDDDD Sure!! Now that you got some attention, you can leave. But please, don't listen to this untalented and off-key singer again.
O.V. Bonner Dude, You are so Right!!! The Chairman will forever stand the test of time. Don't you wish we had a time machine and we're in his audience at one of his Vegas shows? Phyllis O
Pure and total genius. Just try singing this in the shower to see how difficult it is and how much tone and subtlety he applies. He was a master. Wonderful. Thanks for posting this.
The superman of singers. An uncanny sense of musical, lyrical improvisation...every song he sings/sang - an unforgettably, great entertainment adventure!
I'm so happy that my band director had us playing Fly Me To The Moon because it introduced me to this amazing, wonderful, artist who inspired me to play to best of my potential. Words don't even describe how much I look up to this man and how just outstanding he was.
My baby is 4 1/2 months old and he loves Sinatra...he loved it in my belly and still calms down when he hears this song specifically..ohhhh how I love Old Blue Eyes
My twin brother and I watched the special of Frank on HBO this weekend. My brother just thinks this man is the greatest......... and he is ..... was.... is. So i came into the office this morning and on you tube, played, "I've got you under my skin." As they said in the documentary, he is an "Icon."
Un verdadero cantante en toda la extensión de la palabra, sin bailecillos mafailones, sin luces estrombóticas que sólo lamparean, sin escenarios fastuosos que sólo distraen la atención y tratan de resarcir lo poco que traen los actuales cantantes, sin coros con mini faldas ni mallones pegados para complacer la lujuria de algunos. Simplemente: LA VOZ, talento y experiencia de uno de los mejores cantantes de todos los tiempos, El gran "Sinatra". Que Dios se apiade de su alma y le otorgue el eterno descanso.
Wow. It starts out great and gets better. Frank just feels it...gets into a nice groove with the players and they all team up on every single note to bring it home. Magic. Live Music doesn't get much better than this.
Every single musician sharing that stage with Frank knew damn well they were playing for and in the presence of greatness. There is NO equal in his genre.
This performance is from a benefit concert for Dismas House in St. Louis that was originally broadcast on closed circuit television. Several years ago, it was re-broadcast on HBO or Showtime and thereafter, it was commercially released on a DVD accompanying a Rat Pack CD. Sinatra is backed by Count Basie and Quincy Jones, a Sinatra friend, is conducting the orchestra.
Nick at Night (in 1998) as part of The Museum of Television & Radio Showcase series and released on DVD as part of the Ultimate Rat Pack Collection: Live & Swingin.
My favorite Sinatra year,singing a song he wears like a glove,he owns this song. I have loved Sinatra my entire life,I love to look at Sinatra when he sings,he is mesmerizing. I love,love,love Sinatra. I inherited my love of Sinatra from my mom who feels the same way,haha. What a man,what a voice,oozing charisma. I got to see him in Tacoma,you could hear a pin drop when he came out then a roar. Mr Sinatra was in the house.
His dynamics were insane. Nice and easy .. bigger .. back to easy .. GIGANTIC (that growl at 2:55) and then soft as a feather. No one like him. Add in how hilarious him and his "pack" were and he's probably the best entertainer of all time. Oh - and throw an academy award in there, just for kicks. Great video! Plus that band was just smokin! These days if a song has a 4th chord it's considered musical genius.
THE best version of this song, more dynamic than the Count Basie album, thanks I think to Quincy Jones conducting. Frank is really into the beat here, completely in sync with the music. The trombone solo is the best of all, to which Frank sits down out of respect, and the snapping finger salute he does is the essence of cool.
lcs1956 yeah, great stuff and like you said he shows his respect indeed....speaking of which it would be also respectful if you'd not refer to a trombone solo as a trumpet solo. Ugh! you got under my skin with that!...LOL;-) (and yeah that unquestionably was Q conducting.)
I've watched that clip for years wondering if I was the only one to think that same thing regarding his dynamic accenting vocal beat. Thanks for that perfect description. Obviously, totally agree!!
+Aragorn Ellessar He didn't write his songs. This one is a Cole Porter song, for instance. Sinatra did have a great, distinctive voice, but what made Sinatra extra special was the WAY he interpreted them...especially his "phrasing".
Jules Rensch Absolutely! Diana Krall is great and she has acknowledged the influence of Sinatra and Peggy Lee on her work. The Look Of Love CD that she recorded a few years ago had Claus Ogerman as the arranger; he served the same role on Sinatra's album with Antonio Carlos Jobim in the mid 60s.
that's quincy in back with the best band of the 20th century. frank up front with all the solo horns you need coming out of his little chest. the best, can't be beat and never will be. wow !
Try the anniversary song by Al Jolson. www.google.com/search?q=anniversary+song+by+Al+Jolson.&oq=anniversary+song+by+Al+Jolson.&aqs=chrome..69i57&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Best air control and enunciation ever. The way he could hold his breath and hit another whole line never ceases to amaze me. 🧡 My grandfather raised me right :)
Это выступление очень порадовало меня, здесь Фрэнк Синатра ещё молод, мне нравится его манера исполнения и проживания музыки и песни на сцене, он действительно живёт на сцене и поёт вживую так, что теперь уже нет таких, удивительный 20 век, браво! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
My damn good taste in music brought ME here! NOTHING else. I love Batman, but he didn’t bring me here. I’ve been listening to this man (and his friends too) since I was nine years old.
So many singers alive today try to sing like him. It's crazy because this man who once lived made so many albums and top the charts with many great songs. He even beat my favorite band of all time, *The Beatles* and now he's never mentioned anymore. If you think an impersonator sounds close to his singing than you don't know Sinatra. My younger generation doesn't even know who he is because we having terrible singers like Michael Bubble taken over. Why would anyone want to listen to someone else other than the the real stuff? Just put in a Sinatra album and listen to the same songs but better. You won't be listening to different songs. But they'll sound better and have more feeling to them
One of the best pop songs of the century. Takes supreme power and breath control. This girl has tried it !! dang it's difficult!!! I dropped it quickly. Thank you Cole Porter
Francis Albert Sinatra is THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD and was the personification and embodiment of a cool man and being a real man meant something for all men and women loved men who could sing with their mind and heart, dress-up in a tux and WOW their Lady head over heels.
There'll never be another like him! Frank Sinatra more than just got up there and sang a song. How many of you know that he swam underwater faithfully building up his lung power so he could hold notes longer and thus, not "chop up" verses (to catch his breath) and ruin the flow of the song?! Not too many singers are that devoted.
I saw that on a Sinatra interview with Boggs. I also remember reading later an Andy Williams obituary and Williams advised someone to ignore a lot of the practice routines and to do that. Obviously he learned this from Sinatra. I think Sinatra by definition was a singer, rather than a crooner. My definition of a crooner is someone like Crosby and Martin. Crosby did not really dive deep into getting really detailed like Sinatra did. He was just a simple guy who loved to go out and sing infront of an orchestra. Crosby always said he was very lucky, being at the right place at the right time. Dean Martin did not strive too hard or complicated like Sinatra was able to achieve, because I do not think he believed in his ability due to his lack of singing lessons, but regardless, I think it also comes from his personality that he did not like to work too hard, and just sang, did a show, whether on television or in Vegas, did a little golf, and his day was over. I think he was a crooner. Tony Bennett was a guy who took his craft seriously, as he went into a program after the war called the American Theater Wing where he grabbed an opera technique and he did his vocal exercises daily.
@@NoOne-kr4jc - That’s interesting to read about Andy Williams. Sinatra didn’t just sing a song - he put emotions into the words (script) and sang (acted) out a story. In my opinion, one of the best examples of this particular talent is the song “Didn’t We”. His sad eyes, his voice, his droopy shoulders all convey his sadness at losing the love of his life. No one sings that particular piece better than Sinatra.
@@elaineculbert8594 Mm. Yeah, I liked him as a singer, how he pushes those notes out. I enjoyed what he and Nelson Riddle created, because those two pushed each other to newer heights. Sinatra may not have achieved those great recordings without him. Riddle wouldn't have created what he did if it weren't for Sinatra's influence. For me, I have more appreciation for Riddle. As passionate about music as I am, and can play an instrument, Frank is one instrument who can play one note at a time. Nelson Riddle was responsible for it all and he did it well.
The era of live singing was truly magic. Just think,Frank had his own tv show ! Judy Garland and Dean Martin and Frank all had tv shows filmed live. Can you imagine that ? We don’t even have anybody alive that could fill any of their shoes. I grew up loving all 3.
@@peacequiet So too Andy Williams. His lasted into the mid '70s. Look up Andy Williams show Olivia Newton John. She did I honestly love you on his show, that came out in the mid '70s, right?
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Probably the best, most dynamic live performance of this song ever captured on video.. Frank is absolutely mesmerizing here, his phrasing and splitting the time to make it swing even harder is off the charts, plus his whole body movements ( the Sinatra ‘shoulder shimmy’) and facial expressions expressions convey a great joy in his performance, a man supremely confident in his skin and the band under the equally animated conducting of the great Quincy Jones complements the Chairman perfectly! And that trombone solo, although it diverges from the legendary Milt Bernhardt solo, might be just as good, or even better in that moment! This folks, is one for the ages!
Yeah, this is by the best performance of this, to me, in any format. He and that band were perfect.
Yessir
@@cavaleermountaineer3839 Not video, but the version from 1974 released in the album Standing Room Only is better.
Thanks for such an expressive comment. You're right. I just saw this for the first time ever, though I've listened and watched Sinatra since I was maybe 3 years old (that would be 1956). His pure enjoyment, especially when he sat and acknowledged the band, is unmatched in the annals of recorded music (well, maybe, see Cream, Crossroads, Jimi Hendrix, any time). This is an absolute classic. I also love his "High Hopes" with all those kids (saw it live when I was just like those kids). Let's revive the age of innocence.
Un privilegio disfrutar este video con dos grandes Frank con la Orquesta dirigida nada más y nada menos que por Quincy Jones, solo que me quisiera imaginar como hubiera sido el solo de Trombon a cargo de Melba Liston❤
The transition to that "because I've got you" at the end is incredible.
he takes a step back and lets the trombonist take the spotlight during his solo. What a fucking class act. Not only a great singer, but a true showman. Long live Sinatra.
Not a great singer? Oh man...I hope Santa brings you some ears for Christmas.
jefft022 In addition to being a great singer, he was a great showman - what I said rephrased.
jefft022 Not "only" a great singer... I hope Santa brings you eyes for christmas
jefft022 Santa needs to bring you glasses for Christmas.
Oh stay off the site with your gabbing during a great performance!
One of the best singers in the history of the world.
He's essentially b&w Beiber, some character in his voice and a load of charisma but not the best singer of his day let alone all time. He does have good PR: eg he wasn;t the heart of the ratpack, that was Bogart. Wrote a handful of forgettable trash. Unskilled actor whose big personality did a lot of heavy lifting for his lack of ability. Highly over-rated.
@@sm-tm3dr I'd disagree, Sinatra inspired Michael Buble, Seth MacFarlane, and Logic
These guys above clearly don't know what talent means Lol
Corpsefoot Gaming whatever he was or wasn't, he was hugely popular. I love him.
@Corpsefoot Gaming Not talent and off-key xDDDDD Sure!! Now that you got some attention, you can leave. But please, don't listen to this untalented and off-key singer again.
Sinatra had a really awesome voice there is no mistaking it.. this guy was a cool cat
Probably the very best voice of all time.
O.V. Bonner Dude, You are so Right!!! The Chairman will forever stand the test of time. Don't you wish we had a time machine and we're in his audience at one of his Vegas shows? Phyllis O
@Glenn Medina obviously he's not going to call himself the best singer... lol?
The Voice.
for sure up there in the top but he did not have a multi genre voice sadly such as elvis or tom jones...but he is the best crooner/jazz singer ever.
It helps to have great songs to sing. Frank’s Nelson Riddle swing ear is my favorite. I love that swing feeling. Frank’s phrasing was superb.
His timing and phrasing is impeccable.
yup...I remember when I first understood that.
My love of Frank Sinatra came from my mother. After listening to him for years I can never get enough.
I think his voice was the most magnificent during this time. Amazing...
I'm a hiphop man and I think this is simply magnificent we will never have music like it again. Let's keep real music alive
The phrasing, that delivery...so good
Totally agree
Of all Francis's strenghts, there were many, his phrasing was stellar. The modern-day Bard. The poet.
I love Frank Sinatra.I can. pick out his voice anywhere.
God bless him.
I got chills listening to this. A definitive version of this song.
The voice that time will never have again.superb!!
Seth MacFarlane ;)
Who?? Why mention other singers on this great site!
One of the GREATEST live performances EVER!!!!
I really miss Frank. He was one of a kind!
Pure and total genius. Just try singing this in the shower to see how difficult it is and how much tone and subtlety he applies. He was a master. Wonderful. Thanks for posting this.
My favorite Sinatra song, sung by my favorite singer and performed by my favorite band.
.... conducted by my favorite conductor 😄😄
The superman of singers. An uncanny sense of musical, lyrical improvisation...every song he sings/sang - an unforgettably, great entertainment adventure!
Frank Sinatra,.....I miss those days...brings back good times....thanks for timeless memories
I'm so happy that my band director had us playing Fly Me To The Moon because it introduced me to this amazing, wonderful, artist who inspired me to play to best of my potential. Words don't even describe how much I look up to this man and how just outstanding he was.
My baby is 4 1/2 months old and he loves Sinatra...he loved it in my belly and still calms down when he hears this song specifically..ohhhh how I love Old Blue Eyes
His voice is always full of life, I cannot stop listening to him
My twin brother and I watched the special of Frank on HBO this weekend.
My brother just thinks this man is the greatest......... and he is ..... was.... is.
So i came into the office this morning and on you tube, played, "I've got you under my skin." As they said in the documentary, he is an "Icon."
One of the greatest songs of all time sung by the greatest singer of all time.
Life was so much better then....listen to the lyric, melody, rhythm and harmony- Frank and his kick ass band. It repeats in my ear!
Un verdadero cantante en toda la extensión de la palabra, sin bailecillos mafailones, sin luces estrombóticas que sólo lamparean, sin escenarios fastuosos que sólo distraen la atención y tratan de resarcir lo poco que traen los actuales cantantes, sin coros con mini faldas ni mallones pegados para complacer la lujuria de algunos. Simplemente: LA VOZ, talento y experiencia de uno de los mejores cantantes de todos los tiempos, El gran "Sinatra". Que Dios se apiade de su alma y le otorgue el eterno descanso.
Wow. It starts out great and gets better. Frank just feels it...gets into a nice groove with the players and they all team up on every single note to bring it home. Magic. Live Music doesn't get much better than this.
Every single musician sharing that stage with Frank knew damn well they were playing for and in the presence of greatness. There is NO equal in his genre.
This performance is from a benefit concert for Dismas House in St. Louis that was originally broadcast on closed circuit television. Several years ago, it was re-broadcast on HBO or Showtime and thereafter, it was commercially released on a DVD accompanying a Rat Pack CD. Sinatra is backed by Count Basie and Quincy Jones, a Sinatra friend, is conducting the orchestra.
Nick at Night (in 1998) as part of The Museum of Television & Radio Showcase series and released on DVD as part of the Ultimate Rat Pack Collection: Live & Swingin.
Steven Lessner I recently purchased this dvd...it is great!! they were having such a great time...
It's by far the best live recordings of him IMO
thanks for the info, I've been searching for the concert info to purchase the videos.
No one makes music like this anymore. So sad.
Tony Lopez there are still great singers and big bands out there.. just look for them and support local artists
Come on. Frank was one in a million. He worked at his craft like a musician did.
Music then it was carefree entertainment now it is social engineering
And Q directing the orchestra, his arrangements are legendary
He will always be King of music!
Frank is the very definition of smooth
The swing and phrasing he had was unique, his body expression, natural seducer and a musician without equal what is usually called a genius!!
Such a natur-ral swagger that this man has.
My favorite Sinatra year,singing a song he wears like a glove,he owns this song. I have loved Sinatra my entire life,I love to look at Sinatra when he sings,he is mesmerizing. I love,love,love Sinatra. I inherited my love of Sinatra from my mom who feels the same way,haha. What a man,what a voice,oozing charisma. I got to see him in Tacoma,you could hear a pin drop when he came out then a roar.
Mr Sinatra was in the house.
His dynamics were insane. Nice and easy .. bigger .. back to easy .. GIGANTIC (that growl at 2:55) and then soft as a feather. No one like him. Add in how hilarious him and his "pack" were and he's probably the best entertainer of all time. Oh - and throw an academy award in there, just for kicks. Great video! Plus that band was just smokin! These days if a song has a 4th chord it's considered musical genius.
He has a beautiful voice!
THE best version of this song, more dynamic than the Count Basie album, thanks I think to Quincy Jones conducting. Frank is really into the beat here, completely in sync with the music. The trombone solo is the best of all, to which Frank sits down out of respect, and the snapping finger salute he does is the essence of cool.
lcs1956 yeah, great stuff and like you said he shows his respect indeed....speaking of which it would be also respectful if you'd not refer to a trombone solo as a trumpet solo. Ugh! you got under my skin with that!...LOL;-)
(and yeah that unquestionably was Q conducting.)
And if you're going to reference the trombone solo, please mention the man performing it......the GREAT Al Grey!!!!! :)
I've watched that clip for years wondering if I was the only one to think that same thing regarding his dynamic accenting vocal beat. Thanks for that perfect description. Obviously, totally agree!!
theres a slightly better one on the ‘standing room only’ album trusts moi
of course quincy was also conducting on the live basie album...
My favourite version of this by the chairman of the board, CB by far the best orchestra backing him
great clip. The band has Sinatra fired up. Count Basie Band with guns blazing. Looks like Quincy Jones conducting. Tons of talent on that stage.
Yup, that's Q
Quincy is having a friggin blast while conducting this song! Just watch.
GORGEOUS.....AWESOME.....Sinatra was the BEST.....!!!!!
He is
Frank Sinatra I've got you under my skin..Live.thnx Dennis.
My most favorite song of all of Frank's tunes.
I love all these Sinatra's concerts and this most fabulous voice of all times ! ... and now I love the Jack Daniel's too ! :-)
His voice is not that special. It are his songs.
+Aragorn Ellessar He didn't write his songs. This one is a Cole Porter song, for instance. Sinatra did have a great, distinctive voice, but what made Sinatra extra special was the WAY he interpreted them...especially his "phrasing".
enjoyingmylife Thats right indeed
the best...nothing more to say...
i love Frank Sinatra....... i love FLY ME TO THE MOON also
BEAUTIFUL SONG ..... THANK YOU FOR SHARING
we went to see Diana Krall on Saturday night..she too, is a student of Sinatra...yes, the phrasing, the style, lives on!
Jul
Jules Rensch Absolutely! Diana Krall is great and she has acknowledged the influence of Sinatra and Peggy Lee on her work. The Look Of Love CD that she recorded a few years ago had Claus Ogerman as the arranger; he served the same role on Sinatra's album with Antonio Carlos Jobim in the mid 60s.
Hi Jules (et. al.!),
I think Diane Krall is a way better pianist than vocalist...in her general age range, I think Tierney Sutton is terrific!!
☺ Jan
jan wintz Tierney. is great !..thanks for adding her to the mix...I would certainly love to see her live!
Thanx Jan!
Jules
that's quincy in back with the best band of the 20th century. frank up front with all the solo horns you need coming out of his little chest. the best, can't be beat and never will be. wow !
Our wedding first dance song... I love it. :)
awe
Try the anniversary song by Al Jolson. www.google.com/search?q=anniversary+song+by+Al+Jolson.&oq=anniversary+song+by+Al+Jolson.&aqs=chrome..69i57&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Best air control and enunciation ever. The way he could hold his breath and hit another whole line never ceases to amaze me. 🧡 My grandfather raised me right :)
Sinatras greatest upbeat recording..and maybe the greatest musical recording of all time.
While NASA searches for life on other worlds, we don't even realize that Frank Sinatra was from another planet, no one could ever match him.
Long live Mr. J. :)
lol
Wow! The thing just jumps! And the trumpet solo...was epic!!! Frank was all smiles...the king of cool.
Craig Steele Trumpet?
Trombone
Goose bumps....
My Dad was a Sinatra fan This when music was real I have a collection of Frank Sinatra on CD
Это выступление очень порадовало меня, здесь Фрэнк Синатра ещё молод, мне нравится его манера исполнения и проживания музыки и песни на сцене, он действительно живёт на сцене и поёт вживую так, что теперь уже нет таких, удивительный 20 век, браво! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Я свами полностью согласен. Кто лучше Синатра или Магомаев?😊
I second those bumps. Wow! Just wonderful!
Absolutely the greatest singer , America has ever produced.
Without a doubt the very best.
Great Frank one of his best Always the best
My favorite, by all means!! Love Sinatra
I! LOVE! HIS! MUSIC!!!
I'm glad that people are hearing this song.
Sad that people have only heard it for the first time through a 2016 flick.
OUCH!!!!!!
Agree!
Holly shit, the trombone solo!!
Al Grey
I love the bit when Frank sits down in reverence. Respect
This voice will never come back!
in times when you actually needed talent to become a star...
Andrewf5251 a heart* people now have talent theres just no soul in it.
My damn good taste in music brought ME here! NOTHING else. I love Batman, but he didn’t bring me here. I’ve been listening to this man (and his friends too) since I was nine years old.
Perfection.
Frank Sinatra is in Heaven with GREAT GOD OF EVERYTHING
Music perfect
So many singers alive today try to sing like him. It's crazy because this man who once lived made so many albums and top the charts with many great songs. He even beat my favorite band of all time, *The Beatles* and now he's never mentioned anymore. If you think an impersonator sounds close to his singing than you don't know Sinatra. My younger generation doesn't even know who he is because we having terrible singers like Michael Bubble taken over. Why would anyone want to listen to someone else other than the the real stuff? Just put in a Sinatra album and listen to the same songs but better. You won't be listening to different songs. But they'll sound better and have more feeling to them
Francis Albert Sinatra... Genius
coololds85 Wonderful. I have the same opinion. I'm a crooner and I like to keep it traditional croonin'. Check my stuff out
I've got to tell you again from the mountain top, HE IS UNTOUCHABLE," COME FLY WITH ME "AND SEE IF "FAIRY TALES CAN COME TRUE"
coololds85 I would argue that Buble has his place, if only as a gateway to the music of The Rat Pack :)
Beatles suck dude
Marvelous absolutely adore this man not my generation but hope to find him somewhere in time ❤
perfect voice..perfect timing.. Just the best!
this is class
KICK ASS BASIE/Q/SINATRA! God's favorite music!
still my favorite, So many things to remember, love it!!
The voice perfection 😎
Merci Dennis via Frank Sinatra forever and ever ♪ ^_^♪
Merci beaucoup à tous les musiciens 🎹🎹🎸🎤🥁⊰✿
Makes me more relax everytime I hear this song.i always feel young.
Such a classy guy. Thanks for posting.
One of the best pop songs of the century.
Takes supreme power and breath control.
This girl has tried it !! dang it's difficult!!! I dropped it quickly.
Thank you Cole Porter
Makes me stop .. before I begin..... So So smooth....
Frank Sinatra, Doris Day, Dean Martin, Ella Fitzgerald......heavenly!
Frank's phrasing is something to relish at 0:36
Best male jazz vocalist ever. And I mainly prefer male singers anyway. That phrasing, oh that phrasing...
***** Malachi Mulligan Bullock befriending jejune Jesuit jibe phrasing one might say.
not jazz....although VERY good!
Elegante y bella canción
I come here when I need some sunshine and swag. Love your vibe and your voice, Frank Sinatra! You live on!! :-*
My favourite song and arrangement second to none. The orchestration is simply fabulous...
Not only a voice, but an ear. He could follow every instrument, and always recorded with a live orchestra
Fact: only one Frank Sinatra till eternity.❤️
Awesome!!! Love this Song... Frank Sinatra in Rare Form!!
Absolutely superb
Francis Albert Sinatra is THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD and was the personification and embodiment of a cool man and being a real man meant something for all men and women loved men who could sing with their mind and heart, dress-up in a tux and WOW their Lady head over heels.
MEN WHO WEAR BORSELLINO HATS ARE SUPER COOL GUYS.
There'll never be another like him! Frank Sinatra more than just got up there and sang a song. How many of you know that he swam underwater faithfully building up his lung power so he could hold notes longer and thus, not "chop up" verses (to catch his breath) and ruin the flow of the song?! Not too many singers are that devoted.
I saw that on a Sinatra interview with Boggs. I also remember reading later an Andy Williams obituary and Williams advised someone to ignore a lot of the practice routines and to do that. Obviously he learned this from Sinatra. I think Sinatra by definition was a singer, rather than a crooner. My definition of a crooner is someone like Crosby and Martin. Crosby did not really dive deep into getting really detailed like Sinatra did. He was just a simple guy who loved to go out and sing infront of an orchestra. Crosby always said he was very lucky, being at the right place at the right time. Dean Martin did not strive too hard or complicated like Sinatra was able to achieve, because I do not think he believed in his ability due to his lack of singing lessons, but regardless, I think it also comes from his personality that he did not like to work too hard, and just sang, did a show, whether on television or in Vegas, did a little golf, and his day was over. I think he was a crooner. Tony Bennett was a guy who took his craft seriously, as he went into a program after the war called the American Theater Wing where he grabbed an opera technique and he did his vocal exercises daily.
@@NoOne-kr4jc - That’s interesting to read about Andy Williams. Sinatra didn’t just sing a song - he put emotions into the words (script) and sang (acted) out a story. In my opinion, one of the best examples of this particular talent is the song “Didn’t We”. His sad eyes, his voice, his droopy shoulders all convey his sadness at losing the love of his life. No one sings that particular piece better than Sinatra.
@@elaineculbert8594 Mm. Yeah, I liked him as a singer, how he pushes those notes out. I enjoyed what he and Nelson Riddle created, because those two pushed each other to newer heights. Sinatra may not have achieved those great recordings without him. Riddle wouldn't have created what he did if it weren't for Sinatra's influence. For me, I have more appreciation for Riddle. As passionate about music as I am, and can play an instrument, Frank is one instrument who can play one note at a time. Nelson Riddle was responsible for it all and he did it well.
beautiful
The master. "The" best singer, ever!. Feels every word. Feels every note.
y love frank sinatra
Could he be from another planet? Or is talent so abysmal today?:0
Not from another planet lol. Being a cousin I have always loved his music but I loved him or as a wonderful man.
And that wet weak voiced buble had the gall to do this number, stolen arrangement and all.
The era of live singing was truly magic. Just think,Frank had his own tv show ! Judy Garland and Dean Martin and Frank all had tv shows filmed live. Can you imagine that ? We don’t even have anybody alive that could fill any of their shoes. I grew up loving all 3.
I think we hv a lot of potential talents out there but they're either sidelined/forced to cater to the market's demands.
@@peacequiet So too Andy Williams. His lasted into the mid '70s. Look up Andy Williams show Olivia Newton John. She did I honestly love you on his show, that came out in the mid '70s, right?
Captivating like no other. One of a kind.