I too consider it one his greatest recordings because you can tell he really felt this song and performed it with such a diction that it seemed almost as if it was specifically written for him.
Been a Sinatra fan for years, but now I only finally understand that nickname he had, "The Voice". Yes, his voice was remarkable, but it was his control, not just in an individual song but of the heart. This man used his voice to make people feel bubbly and bouncy through his more swingin' songs, and dry and depressed in other songs. I can say for one that his songs have cheered my day and made me cry. For a singer to be able to sway that well, it's remarkable. Thank you for another upload, have a splendid day!
@@TheSinatraCollection in the latter half of the 20th century which Sinatra called 'Beatle Land' when he was releasing his records, little did they know it was his world they were just living in it!
In my top 10 Sinatra performances....Great and live too...Although the full arrangement is better off “Where Are You”..LP...The first collaboration with Gordon Jenkins...
No singer ever conveyed melancholy, loneliness, and longing better than the great Sinatra. Another masterpiece from The Voice.🎙️
What a tone Sinatra had.the emotion he puts into this song could never be achieved by any other singer .
Love this song.. One of my favourite Sinatra songs 👍👌🎶
What a singer.
THIS is the song that for many years.....was considered the greatest recording Sinatra has ever made
I too consider it one his greatest recordings because you can tell he really felt this song and performed it with such a diction that it seemed almost as if it was specifically written for him.
Masterpiece
just have to comment that Frank was certainly nearing his peak vocally in 58....his singing is effortless...and beautiful....
I couldn't agree more! The fact this was after a severely damaging and intense vocal hemorrhage is just all the more fascinating to me.
@@TheSinatraCollection Yes, this was from the "Where Are You" album with Gordon.
Sublime on every level.
Lovely! Frank was the best that ever was.
Thank you for the upload. We can't get this anywhere else and we love it!
Glad you enjoyed it. I appreciate the lovely comment!
Beautiful rendition!
The best song…by the Best Singer
Been a Sinatra fan for years, but now I only finally understand that nickname he had, "The Voice".
Yes, his voice was remarkable, but it was his control, not just in an individual song but of the heart. This man used his voice to make people feel bubbly and bouncy through his more swingin' songs, and dry and depressed in other songs. I can say for one that his songs have cheered my day and made me cry. For a singer to be able to sway that well, it's remarkable.
Thank you for another upload, have a splendid day!
Of course my friend, have a wonderful day. Glad I’m helping you show why he’s the most legendary artist of the 20th century.
@@TheSinatraCollection in the latter half of the 20th century which Sinatra called 'Beatle Land' when he was releasing his records, little did they know it was his world they were just living in it!
Masterful phrasing, breath control and musicality, delivered as if it's all effortless. (As any singer knows, it ain't)
Magnífico💖💖
Still singing to Ava.
In my top 10 Sinatra performances....Great and live too...Although the full arrangement is better off “Where Are You”..LP...The first collaboration with Gordon Jenkins...