Frank came from that horrible age. You know, the age when the lyric was king. When singers sang to you personally. When every singer knew how to respect his audience. When men respected women. When women respected men. When singers sang live before their audience. When musicians played their own instruments. When music had melodies rather than just beats. When a singer could sing to the back of the room without a microphone and still be heard. You know, those horrible times before now. Frank, Sarah, Ella, Billie, Mr. Billy Eckstine. RIP to the real Kings and Queens of Music.
By this time in Franks life his voice was not as good as it was in his youth but he earned the respect of a entertainer. Most people do it their own way .Frank did it his way .
Nothing need be said about "Old Blue Eyes", simply a Classic. If i can ask you K.S.O., have you noticed the older entertainers, like Frank Sinatra, Johnny Mathis, Dean Martin, or Sammy Davis Jr. just to name a few, always wore tuxedos for their concerts? They understood the people buying their tickets were spending their money to see them, and they were dressing respectfully to perform for them. You don't see that in ANY genre of music today.
The greatest singer ever and a true man. I prefer his earlier songs.But, what a man ! His life, loves, passions and fight for equalityl There is none like him. He did not have o fight the good fifht but never backed away. I love him.
You must listen to “Sinatra Nothing but the best. Blue background with Sinatra on cover believe grey suit. It is flawless gives you the chills. Frank is one of the greatest of all time. A man who broke down racist barriers , a man who loved and defended Sammy Davis Jr. Sinatra one of The Greatest Of All Time
The song was written by Paul Anka who had a very successful singing career of his own which included the following hits Diana, Hello young lovers and Put your head on my shoulder.
My mother and I met Frank at one of the casinos in Atlantic City. He came to our table to take a picture with us. Then he did his show and Sammy Davis came out to sing. What a thrill
I am with you ... I find this song to be so emotional, not sure exactly why. I knew you would like it and feel the same way because you are so tender hearted.
Growing up in Philly, there were many great memories of the chairman of the board and this was a staple on (forget the radio station that had it ) Friday’s with Frank and Sundays with Sinatra , but can’t help but the thought of it being played as we all walked out of a dear friends funeral mass after 9/11.
Paul Anka was having a rebound in his career and had wrote several hit songs for himself and others. He said Frank came to him and said "Paul you are writing everyone else hit songs and I want you to write one for me. Paul said that at a concert I was at that and when Frank told you something you had better do it so he put his heart and soul into this song for Frank.
Someone mentioned Sammy Davis Jnr, he did a concert here in Brisbane Australia, back in the 70's he was supposed to be on stage for 2 hours and he performed, non stop for 3.5 hours. He along with Frank and that bunch, were real professionals at their craft. Frank could really deliver a song, proven here
I went on a tourist cruise around manhattan once, and the tour guide was exactly like Bruno Kirby's limo driver in This Is Spinal Tap. EVERYTHING was about Frank. "See that building? That's where Frank lives." "That building? Frank owns that." "That's where Frank was born"...he went on like that for about 3 hours.
I actually do paint to this song...so I love your analogy! I love Frank Sinatra! I never got to see him! He played at Radio City in NYC in the 80s but I was a poor college student. Paul Anka wrote this song and I love him also because he still does big band sound. He also wrote a song for Sammy Davis Jr that is just as inspiring and moving. I never heard of it until I went to his concert. It is called "I am not anyone." Look up the version with both Paul Anka live and Sammy Davis Jr singing! Wow! You will love it!
Some of Frank's most memorable performances came towards the end of his career. As you watch and listen to these performances one will immediately note that you hear Frank singing while the band does not drown him out. Checkout the performances from his concert collection series.
If you haven't already, please listen to the studio version. This was good, but on the record Frank's voice has such incredible power and sweep it's amazing.
Originally, a French song "Comme d'habitude" by Claude François. If the Anglo-Saxon version tells a balance sheet of a life, the French version tells a dying love story. And it was the real story of the singer with France Gall, a french female singer. Much more poignant.
Love your reactions I'm all for all types of music The Brat Pack were all talent, Frank could sing, move and dance. Acted in a few movies Music has to come from the soul ❤️
I saw him about three years later and I can tell you it was special. The longest ovation I have ever seen. Every song a standard. Watch him do Under My Skin from London 1970 or That's Life from 1966 TV special or duet with Ella Fitzgerald doing The Lady is a Tramp from 1968 special
Awesome reaction. The man. Along with Nat King Cole. Best crooners of the 20th century. PLEASE react to another great lady singer that does not get enough attention. Soul and pure emotion. Live in the studio. I'm sure you will love it. Rachael Price "What I'm Doing Here". I get goose bumps just thinking about it.
I just really loved this one. Your reaction to this magical performer was lovely. Wasn’t he so special. I think people will be enjoying that incredible voice a hundred years from now. Incidentally another great live performance of his you might enjoy is Something from the Concert for the Americas. Keep up the good work KSO.
I love Sinatra! He could have sang the phone book, and I would have listened. Unfortunately, I only got to see him once in concert, but that will last me a lifetime. Ironically, this was the last song, every night, at my favorite bar when I was younger...last call!😁
Frank came from that horrible age. You know, the age when the lyric was king. When singers sang to you personally. When every singer knew how to respect his audience. When men respected women. When women respected men. When singers sang live before their audience. When musicians played their own instruments. When music had melodies rather than just beats. When a singer could sing to the back of the room without a microphone and still be heard. You know, those horrible times before now. Frank, Sarah, Ella, Billie, Mr. Billy Eckstine. RIP to the real Kings and Queens of Music.
Amen 🙏
Excellent comment
One man,one band, one microphone, one stand alone talent.
I love how emotional you get❤️❤️❤️ Such a beautiful song!
The Chairman of the Board. . .still killing it
I heard he was 70 in this performance amazing
Thanks. This song makes me emotional also. Fantastic!
❤Sublime. R.I.P.
The king of the chairmans
one of the greatest voices of the 20th century. He could sing anything and you would feel every word into your heart. And this song is magical.
I like your emotional Reaction, thats why we love you and this Channel.
Great reaction. I cry too and I'm a big tough man. We did it our way.
Frankie 💗
THE KING!👑👑👑👑👑👑
اغني جميل جدا في احساس جميل 😮😮
Yes we understand exactly what you feel!!!
By this time in Franks life his voice was not as good as it was in his youth but he earned the respect of a entertainer. Most people do it their own way .Frank did it his way .
You my dear Lady, have fantastic taste and style. I absolutely adore your videos. Thanks for sharing
I can understand getting emotional! WHAT a voice and SUCH a story I can relate to! 90% of what I learned, I learned my way!
Hey, I'm about to be 56 yrs old and this song and the way he sings it, always makes me cry. The words are so relatable and powerful.
I love how much you get into the songs.....
Nothing need be said about "Old Blue Eyes", simply a Classic. If i can ask you K.S.O., have you noticed the older entertainers, like Frank Sinatra, Johnny Mathis, Dean Martin, or Sammy Davis Jr. just to name a few, always wore tuxedos for their concerts? They understood the people buying their tickets were spending their money to see them, and they were dressing respectfully to perform for them. You don't see that in ANY genre of music today.
It doesn't matter what age he was, no1 could touch old blue eyes.
Tear up listening to the ol master’s. They had it all and without all the wizbang technology
After the last 6 months hearing this means so much to me.
Very emotion. Amazing. Francis Albert Sinatra. The Best.
What an incredible reaction. To see you drying your tears. ❤️
I listened again I enjoy the emotion and your big heart
The greatest singer ever and a true man. I prefer his earlier songs.But, what a man ! His life, loves, passions and fight for equalityl There is none like him. He did not have o fight the good fifht but never backed away. I love him.
You must listen to “Sinatra Nothing but the best. Blue background with Sinatra on cover believe grey suit. It is flawless gives you the chills. Frank is one of the greatest of all time. A man who broke down racist barriers , a man who loved and defended Sammy Davis Jr. Sinatra one of The Greatest Of All Time
Sinatra! What presence he had.
Wonderful reaction as always!
The song was written by Paul Anka who had a very successful singing career of his own which included the following hits Diana, Hello young lovers and Put your head on my shoulder.
I want this song played at my funeral. It just says it all. Fabulous. 🎶🎤. Rest in peace Frank Sinatra 🙏
My mother and I met Frank at one of the casinos in Atlantic City. He came to our table to take a picture with us. Then he did his show and Sammy Davis came out to sing. What a thrill
Love that song! Thanks for reacting
Your reaction is do beautiful. And pure and authentic. Thank you for sharing this. It's a beautiful song.
Truer words never been said. Stay true to YOU. you’ll get the haters critics. But it’s what’s inside that matters
There insist enough o's in smooth to describe Ole blue eyes that man was the epitome of cool
Another live Sinatra performance you would like is That's Life - Sinatra, A Man And His Music.
A truly transcendent song!
Great reaction. Frank is a legend
So beautiful. Great reaction to one if life's great songs. For inspiration and for facing what we all will face when its time.
When this first came out I played it over and over. I know how you feel.
I am with you ... I find this song to be so emotional, not sure exactly why. I knew you would like it and feel the same way because you are so tender hearted.
Growing up in Philly, there were many great memories of the chairman of the board and this was a staple on (forget the radio station that had it ) Friday’s with Frank and Sundays with Sinatra , but can’t help but the thought of it being played as we all walked out of a dear friends funeral mass after 9/11.
THE VOICE,THE BEST!🇧🇷👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💐💐🤩❤️
You have the best reaction channel
He gets me emotional
Paul Anka was having a rebound in his career and had wrote several hit songs for himself and others. He said Frank came to him and said "Paul you are writing everyone else hit songs and I want you to write one for me. Paul said that at a concert I was at that and when Frank told you something you had better do it so he put his heart and soul into this song for Frank.
I never heard this song until today,,,,,dam that was one intense strong song,,,,,a whole life story
The most popular French song in the world .
Great cover 👍
Original's song :
Claude François : Comme d'habitude .
Love Frank he knew how to entertain,a audience,
Love, love Frank! Brings me to tears. Frank was superb!
Ole Frank Sinatra. When my daughter said i could pick our Father, Daughter dance song, what did i pick? (The Way You look Tonight) of course.
Someone mentioned Sammy Davis Jnr, he did a concert here in Brisbane Australia, back in the 70's he was supposed to be on stage for 2 hours and he performed, non stop for 3.5 hours. He along with Frank and that bunch, were real professionals at their craft. Frank could really deliver a song, proven here
Died not long after this. It was thought that he had a knowledge it was to be soon.
He died around a quarter of a century after this performance actually - 1998...
I went on a tourist cruise around manhattan once, and the tour guide was exactly like Bruno Kirby's limo driver in This Is Spinal Tap. EVERYTHING was about Frank. "See that building? That's where Frank lives." "That building? Frank owns that." "That's where Frank was born"...he went on like that for about 3 hours.
This makes me very emotional! As a matter of fact, I plan on having this at my funeral. Very powerful! ❤️😢
I actually do paint to this song...so I love your analogy! I love Frank Sinatra! I never got to see him! He played at Radio City in NYC in the 80s but I was a poor college student. Paul Anka wrote this song and I love him also because he still does big band sound. He also wrote a song for Sammy Davis Jr that is just as inspiring and moving. I never heard of it until I went to his concert. It is called "I am not anyone." Look up the version with both Paul Anka live and Sammy Davis Jr singing! Wow! You will love it!
I don't have enough Thumbs up!
Always loved Sinatra.
Outstanding.
Francis forever 😍
Thank you.
The Main Event. Frank Sinatra Live at Madison Square Garden. Got it on album and 8-track
There are many great ones....and then there is Frank.
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È sempre bello riascoltarlo
Legendary 👍💞🥰🇬🇧👏👏
Some of Frank's most memorable performances came towards the end of his career. As you watch and listen to these performances one will immediately note that you hear Frank singing while the band does not drown him out. Checkout the performances from his concert collection series.
Frank owned that song - nice reaction.
Not really...
Original's song :
Claude François : comme d'habitude .
@@manukeo5498 I think you'll find you are wrong.
There are songs....then there are SONGS!
the song all in love is fair by Dionne Warwick written by Stevie Wonder
Miles Davis So What from the album Kinda Blue
Great live version...better than the others.
If you haven't already, please listen to the studio version. This was good, but on the record Frank's voice has such incredible power and sweep it's amazing.
you should see the tribute that Paul Anka did, both singing (of course Frank Sinatra in a tv screen)
Originally, a French song "Comme d'habitude" by Claude François. If the Anglo-Saxon version tells a balance sheet of a life, the French version tells a dying love story. And it was the real story of the singer with France Gall, a french female singer. Much more poignant.
Love this song!💓
Love your reactions
I'm all for all types of music
The Brat Pack were all talent, Frank could sing, move and dance.
Acted in a few movies
Music has to come from the soul
❤️
Gorgeous reaction.
I saw him about three years later and I can tell you it was special. The longest ovation I have ever seen. Every song a standard. Watch him do Under My Skin from London 1970 or That's Life from 1966 TV special or duet with Ella Fitzgerald doing The Lady is a Tramp from 1968 special
There was never a more perfect song for a singer than this one is for him.
be the first to play summer wind you will love it
Chairman of the Board.
RiP
He did a cool duet with Elvis Presley on Carsen?
If you think this is an emotional song, check out Frank singing “It Was A Very Good Year.”
There are so many versions of this song. You could not turn on the TV or radio without hearing someone sing it . But Sinatra owned it.
Truly one of the great songs superbly sung.
Alison Krauss she has the best voice ever
Ok.
This song always gets me chocked up. Try Sammy Davis Jr.'s "I Gotta be Me" Same feeling.
Awesome reaction. The man. Along with Nat King Cole. Best crooners of the 20th century. PLEASE react to another great lady singer that does not get enough attention. Soul and pure emotion. Live in the studio. I'm sure you will love it. Rachael Price "What I'm Doing Here". I get goose bumps just thinking about it.
acho que senti aqui o mesmo que você sentiu. I did it my way!!
I just really loved this one.
Your reaction to this magical performer was lovely.
Wasn’t he so special. I think people will be enjoying that incredible voice a hundred years from now.
Incidentally another great live performance of his you might enjoy is Something from the Concert for the Americas.
Keep up the good work KSO.
Wish you react to Jim Nabors as Gomer Pyle singing the impossible dream
Vanny Vabiolas new cover of this beautiful song blew me away. Please give her a shot.
A singers singer.
They Didn't Call Him "Da Chairman Of Da Board" For Nuthin' Baby.
I love Sinatra! He could have sang the phone book, and I would have listened. Unfortunately, I only got to see him once in concert, but that will last me a lifetime. Ironically, this was the last song, every night, at my favorite bar when I was younger...last call!😁
P.S., BTW, two people already have given this thumbs down? I don't want people coming after me, but this Frank Sinatra.
Please, please, please listen to the late George Michael''s, "One More Try". He also had a once in a lifetime voice. This song will stir your soul.