Frank Sinatra - Don't worry 'Bout Me (Live 1978)
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Frank Sinatra - Don't Worry 'Bout Me (Live)
(Live in Las Vegas, May 1978)
Don't worry 'bout me
I'll get along
Forget about me
Be happy, my love
Let's say that our little show is over
And so the story ends
Why not call it a day the sensible way
And still be friends
Look out for yourself
Should always be the rule
Give your heart and your love to whom ever you love
Don't you be a fool
Darlin', why stop to cling to some fading thing
That used to be
If you can't forget
Don't you worry 'bout me
Baby, why should you cling to some fading thing
That used to be
If you can't forget
Don't you worry 'bout me
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I am so happy that I grew up with The Great Frank Sinatra in my life. He is a TREASURE! I'll never forget all his in person shows that I saw and the one time that I was close enough to shake his hand! Thanks for the memories, Frank. There will never be another who could ever replace him! 💜😪
I can't listen to Frank without crying. He was simply the best-there will never be another like him.
Agree
Idem
If you can forget don't worry about me....oh really, Frank who can forget you.
Over 150 million records sold world-wide and still selling, says people CAN'T forget him!
I'm a musician and have sung this song with rote memory so many times as a performer but at home, playing my piano and singing, it brings tears to my eyes because I feel the words and it hurts because I can relate to it. So many people out there related to Sinatra's songs because he sang them with the emotion they required, and he'd been there and knew the real feelings the songs told about with love and loss.)
DON'T WORRY 'BOUT ME
"Don’t worry ‘bout me, I’ll get along, forget about me, be happy my love, let’s say that our little show is over and so the story ends, why not call it a day, the sensible way and still be friends,
Look out for yourself should always be the rule, give your heart and your love to whom ever you love but don’t be a fool,
Why stop to cling to some fading thing that used to be, so if you can forget, don’t you worry ‘bout me."
(A favorite song of mine from way back! No one sings it better than Francis Albert Sinatra, he's simply the ultimate, and over 150 million records of his work sold all over the world, says I'm right!)
And the orchestra with this performance is absolutely superb!
There never ever be a singer like The Voice and to have lived during Mr Sinatras time. Much missed indeed
" No singers today could ever sing this with quality and diction". 😢💕💋😘Always remembered
Absolutely agree
That voice...clear, crisp and so powerful. With respect Mr. Sinatra.
So sweet voice
What a sentimental Song ,that reminds my Past Love since I was a teenager ,now I'm 51 ,Still longing that song....
Frank always sang unrequited love songs with his whole heart. If you love this song, I think you'd love 'I Get Along Without You Very Well." Fair warning: it will break your heart in two. And 'Over and Over--the World We Knew' makes my heart ache every time.
Oh my. So wonderful. Timeless. Just the best.
Frank sounds about 10 years younger vocally in this '78 Caesar's Palace concert. A treat for the audience.
Well in all honesty ___ and I love Frank ___ not 10 years but still the great one
I suggest you check out the version by Laura Benanti played on the Colbert show on Nov. 2/20. Stunning! A truly great performance by a gifted singer. Available on TH-cam.
Marine brothers to frank our county a song of life a brother
Greatest singer ever and he knew how to phrase perfectly
i've always loved this song, but when the orchestra's trumpet section comes in for the interlude at 2:03, it just gives me shivers it's so thrilling! Frank says "oh that's nice" and it certainly was -- just fabulous! Billy May's arrangement is great and this large orchestra does it justice.
I saw FS perform many times, and he truly was "The Voice" of the 20th Century, and maybe beyond, because there was no one like him before and hasn't been after. He had it all, range, perfect pitch, phrasing, breath control, emotion in his voice where it was appropriate, just perfect -- a singer's singer, that's for certain.
I can't believe he left us 25 years ago, but he IS STILL ALIVE with all the recordings and videos that he left for us to enjoy, in perpetuity!
Just fabulous! I saw him sing this song more than once, it's a classic that he enjoyed singing, and a favorite of mine!
"Don't worry 'bout me, I'll get along, forget about me, be happy my love; let's say that our little show is over and so the story ends, why not call it a day, the sensible way and still be friends,
Look out for yourself should always be the rule, give your heart and your love to whomever you love, don't you be a fool,
Darling why stop to cling to some fading thing that used to be, if you can forget, don't you worry 'bout me.
(Great interlude by orchestra!)
Baby why should you cling to some fading thing that used to be, if you can forget, don't you worry 'bout me."
MJ keep it going.
The best singer-Frank Sinatra.
Probobly the greatest Entertainer that ever lived
Oh, how i miss him and this music.
Wow, FS is perfect as usual, but listen to that orchestra on the interlude! Even Frank said "that's nice" at the end of the interlude. I prefer FS's recording on this great old song, rather than his concert performances, but then, you only have one chance at concert, and Frank was an avid perfectionist, so at recordings, he made sure his performance was perfect! I was lucky to be at several recordings, and I saw what he demanded from the orchestra, which was only right! His arrangers were always superb also, Billy May, Nelson Riddle, whom he worked with so long, Gordon Jenkins, and of course Quincy Jones. They all gave us some of the best music ever performed by anyone in the music business!
why were you there?
It was Q who helped him readdressing classics and discover the gold hiding within.
@@plance1 There were sometimes a few people who were invited to be at the studio where Frank recorded; I was lucky to be one of them a couple of times, long ago...
M J Leger.....you were very fortunate.
Super cool! 😎
He will always be alive in my heart
Sinatra brings out all the horns in this one.
mein Gott war das einmal schöne Musik
Perfect.
Wonderful,Mr. Sintra, Luv ya, Lupe
Frank and Dino had so much class, always looked sharp
Love him singing this with the great Count Basie Orchestra.
I'll get along. Thanx Frank. 🏌️🌌
Fantastic
Marvelous
I also love this versión, saludos desde España
Back in 1978 my wife and I were very fortunate to be sitting ringside at Ceasars Palace for this show. It was not that particular night but during that week. WOW!!! Still hard to believe!! He was, and always will be "The Chairman of the Board"!!
the opening phrase includes the completion of the trumpet/voice sound the great musicians could only hope for.
Obit 10/6/2021 of the greeter and how she helped frank through his performance. The woman also worked part time at the NYC path lab taking in the recently deceased. Frank gave her a great thoughtful gift. He needed all the help she gave. Trouble with the prompter and she said I see you're having a little trouble out there, just relax you've got this.
He had so much respect for the musicians. Fabulous all round.
Frankie sings it with his hard punch approach - just great.
A PENNY FOR WHATEVER HIS THOUGHTS WERE SINGING THIS SONG❤️❤️. GOD. BLESS , REST. IN PEACE🙏. 4/25/2020. JOANN. LAMONICA. ONEONTA. NEW YORK
Great song, just recently discovered by me! For the definitive instrumental jazz version, listen to Keith Jarrett.
Inesquecível, imortal, atual, adorável! A Voz!!!!
Vera Luiza Xavier ^
walk a brother my family the respect a song my familys
a wall a family a song of use the hills a song of my brother a father to my sons once in life there is a dog to my familys
Plus those musicians!💋💋💋💋💋👍👍👍👍👍💕💕💕💕💕
Love how Irv Cottler and the band wait on that last heavy accent in the bridge, changing the whole dynamic.
wish I was smart enough to know what you mean
A voice box like a great horn.
Go ahead, try to find that horn section today.
someday i will upload..all the really great Sinatra stuff..that most people do not know exists
We would be forever in your debt whenever you do, that's for sure. Thanks so much in advance!
That would be nice to hear 👍
Did he write 1 song!!! REGARDLESS. Born of Golden Pipes. The voice connects to Heart & Mind
" ...Baby why stop to cling to some fading thing that used to be, so if you CAN forget, don't worry 'bout me."
yes the landscape of tours a brother my boots the song our teams
time home wars there is a code of my brother our boots Respect brothers our song to my family
a Marine to my walk our brothers
You just want to hug him so tight.
Slightly disappointed only because I am used to him singing this from a live Sands recording from early 60’s I have when he was truly at his peak
The Sands gig was something else. The autolinks include alot from those Count Basey & Frank setlists. 🙂.
People don't sing like Frank..!? It's strange..🤷🏼♂️.
Today's singers ??
It's how loud can be.
Handsome man great singer
Please post more of Sinatra Live In Las Vegas!! I just subscribed to your channel with notifications!! Terrific!!
I'm working on it...
The Man
#1 and 2 trumpets hitting hi C regularly.
Blowing Hi c's with smiles.
And that's how you sell a song.
Frank has had a few here...
Dont think so
Sure why not
I was thinking the same basically. He seemed either a little agitated or tipsy or both. This is still nice though because, let's face it, it's Sinatra and the band is coolkin'.
Ava Gardner was on the orleans
the world today a letter a Marine to my teams a brother Don't worry BoutMe brothers home
to my teams a song to my team
THERE IS REPECT
54 years a Marine father to my sons Vietnam my brothers who walk use respect to your father a brother
Frank flirts with a Hi C at the opening.
The era of Journey and other rock bands
Here develops a competition voice and horns.
He took the second horn with him.
Gosh Frank starts this rather sharp
AND ?
This arrangement is by Nelson Riddle not by Billy May.
He left that pinky ring to Q.
Richard Condon ...no, he gave out these sinatra family crest rings to many of his close friends
True! And Q wears it, always!
@@MJLeger-yj1ww Q says Frank gave him 'the ' ring.
YES, DUPLICATE RINGS WERE MADE N WERE GIVEN TO VERY CLOSE FRIENDS , NANCY HAD IT DONE 😅❤🎉
Sinatra was pissed as soon as the song started. The arrangement was so slow. Sinatra tried to speed them up. He glared back and used hand motions to get them going. It failed. So he changed his vocal to suit. That was terrible. Sinatra probably ripped them. As a pro. Singer. I sure would of. Nicely. 😎
Of course I'll worry..be mine
Started out kind of rough... the vocal power was starting to go at that time... but still a showman...
Although 'kind of rough started', in the end still always a showman?
O,PLEASE STOP, TRYING TO FAULT WITH MR.SINATRA, THE PERFORMANCE WAS MORE THEN PERFECT ❤😂 3:09
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a family to life our tours aboots to my brother Marine brother my song 54 years to myteam 9yhuse
there was a marine to our team a brother the suck home our wars a song top my team a walk a brother
Is it charming that he wears a formal tux ?
Sure
my boots a war 54 home a song of our teams there is a father to my song use to my brothers the world of us3 the brothers home
the song a son 1974 to my team the is the hills of brothers
Vincent FAlcone on piano, Tony Motolla on guitar. Cotler forced FAlcone out, wrong
This was Frank's core group:
Music Director-Bill Miller
Piano-Vinnie Falcone
Guitar-Al Viola
Double Bass-Gene Cherico
Drums-Irv Cottler
Not forgetting Charles Turner - Lead Trmpt.
thats nice 😳😳... i JUST WANNA SHOUT.. FFFF*@&##& YASSSSS!!!
why is Bill Miller conducting, and not Vincent?
Andrew Chaplowitz I believe at this time Vinnie was still just part of the casino band and not part of sinatras band just yet...
@@JasonG146 thank you
I thought maybe Cottler demoted him.
RIP Vincent Falcone
a letter to my teams a Marine the world of brothers why there was a code of time there is a fucking letter to my brothers 54 a song a brother
the wars our hills sons brothers today 54 home 2-25-1974 a song of teams home 3brothers Veitnam a brother
to my last date a brothers our song my walk a lady home
THE WALK A mARINE OUR BROTHERS 54 YEARS
a father to you our familys a brother
Team of walk our world a father why take my family sons t kill of history
Frank get a bit jazzy!.
This is what saved him ____ great arrangers and concepts and musicians ___ and that jazz mentality and if course the great singer he was
Frank is ALL about jazz.
1.) He starts off off-key. (I don't know how many times I told him not to do that!")
2.) The band is way too loud.
3.) He did a much better job of the same song 10 years previous with the Count Basie band -- th-cam.com/video/33Rz6ZHvbKw/w-d-xo.html -- with at the end of the song, Sinatra gets a heartfelt, well-deserved ovation.
4.) At about a minute into the song he turns to someone behind him and says, "What?" . ... What the hell is that all about? ... This is supposed to be a serious song, not a song that you goose Sammy David Jr. while you're singing it. ... Sinatra once took his son Frank Jr. aside and scolded him for being unprofessional during a particular performance, this deserves the same indictment.
5.) These gestures he keeps making ... imitating an Italian, as if to say, "Hey, what do you mean?" ... they get old and, beyond that, they indicate a certain level of self-consciousness, instead of what the song requires, that is to say, the song requires the singer to "get lost in its emotion" -- something Sinatra did in the previously mentioned 1966 performance of the song with Count Basie at The Sands.
Sinatra's move from The Sands to Caesar's Palace coincided was a noticeable change his voice, from what it had been in his prime to what it had become by 1978. Later on, as the range and emotional power of his voice diminished, he started playing large venue gigs where the sheer volume of the sound and the immensity of the crowd gave him an excuse for not having to be intimate and subtle; impossible in such venues.
The coda of his career was the sad spectacle of his singing long after he should have quit. All it did was subtract from the generosity and virtuosity with which he offered his voice when he actually WAS Frank Sinatra.
I think there was a point in Sinatra's career, probably when he announced his retirement in 1973 (later to change his mind) when he just did't care anymore about the music but instead kept performing for nothing more than the power and ego gratification it gave him.
Contrast that with performers such as Louis Armstrong, Sammy Davis Jr., Mel Torme, Billie Holiday and others who loved and respected the music up until their last performance, savoring the opportunity to perform right up to the end. That was certainly not the case with Sinatra.
As the years caught up with him, his performances consisted of a handful of songs he had sung millions of times; never branching out, never straying from his standard, predictable menu of Sinatra Standards; knowing that no matter how compromised his voice, how indifferent he was to the music itself, the huge crowds would go crazy no matter what.
Judy Garland, Sammy Davis Jr and Louis Armstrong just about died onstage, they genuinely loved the music and genuinely loved their audiences, wanting to please them to the very end. Not so with Sinatra. Rather, the audience was required to settle for a Lesser Sinatra, the focus being on Sinatra and not the music he had made so appealing.
Sinatra would kid Sammy Davis Jr. onstage when The Rat Pack was in its prime: _"Get off the stage, Sammy!"_ ... Sadly, Sinatra should have given himself the same advice long before his final performance.
Statement 1 ___ wrong. Statement 2 __ wrong.
Hogwash
Many lies, in here...
Until Frank's end, he always gave what he could, what he had, that is, "so much feeling". Two things he never lost for sure: swing and emotion.
I know exactly what you mean, and I knew you were going to take some hits from the worshippers who think that he could do no wrong. It's why I always preferred his work in the studio where he was more sober, serious and a perfectionist. His voice was never the same and had deteriorated when he made his comeback in '73. Having said that there were times, particularly in the Trilogy album and in the early '80's when he rallied himself and seemed to turn back time. Here he seems really off and almost embarrassingly distracted. And I agree with you about the hand movements - just annoying.
@@thomasleary2814 Correct. He sang off key here a LOT....almost through the whole song. He seems drunk or on some pills/uppers. Yes, he is distracted and he seems a caricature of himself. Not a good version/perfornance. It's all over the place, just unfocused and lacking real deep emotion the song demands. Frank's emotion here is not in line with the song/lyrics. He just seems pepped up....good time party with the crowd and band through the duration of the song. A bit sad actually.
POOR PERFORMANCE. SINGS IT LIKE A JOKER.
????? Your taste ?? Oh well __ takes all kinds ____ may I suggest ___ tip toe through the tulips ___ Tiny Tim
You've got class with a capital F, unfortunately.
Garret.... Agreed. Not a good version.
Go back up to your garret, pal, and see if you can top this! LOL.
???????? Really ,