Frank Sinatra - Didn't We (Royal Festival Hall)
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SINATRA IN CONCERT At The Royal Festival Hall
Frank Sinatra: In Concert At The Royal Festival Hall is a London concert filmed on November 16, 1970, the eve of the Chairman’s temporary retirement. This concert was produced for the United World Colleges Fund and Sinatra is introduced to the delighted London audience by HRH Princess Grace of Monaco. His extraordinary and rare version of George Harrison’s Something can be seen here as well as I Have Dreamed (From The King And I). The ballads he sings are powerful and
heartfelt on the day before he was to leave show business. He closes the show with an endearing rendition of My Way.
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I was in the audience that night. Loved it but shed a few tears.
He was and remains The Governor.
Like no one else. It's magic
What year was it ?
@@dougfargher2661 1970
Dean Martin was asked if he thought that Frank Sinatra should run for president. Dean replied; why would Frank want to be president when he's already king?
The greatest entertainer of the 20th century. Which must mean of all time
Maybe 3000 people in the hall and yet he can create a feeling of exquisite intimacy. -a wondrous artist.
No one knows a broken heart like Sinatra 💙
I say that most of his songs are about Ava
She broke his heart but gave us the most beautiful interpretations ever put on record…
Very simply, THE MASTER! NO one before, during or since Sinatra's reign can compare, he is simply the very best, a born perfectionist who took that trait into his music, so that his phrasing, enunciation of words, pitch, breath control and vocal emotion are just incomparable! Perfection personified.
So touching. as only Sinatra could evoke.....
Not without the writers ... he always gave them the credit - you didn’t
A master of all that is singing.
There will NEVER be another Sinatra!!!
As a Lifelong Frank Sinatra admirer,There will only ever be One.
Fact: only one Frank Sinatra till eternity ❤️
No gimmickry. No spectacles. He just sang. Pure. Clear.. Silky smooth. Emotions running so naturally like innocent, genuine confessions. Didn't We sounds fresh as this morning. Doesn't it?
Frank loved to do shows in London Eva Gardener was always in the Orleans, he wants her to be there.
Yes. Fresh as now.
Frank had a way of making you think he was singing in your living room when he performed his "saloon songs". I like to listen to FAS w a glass of JD on the rocks, especially if I am melancholy. He was, to me, the best.
@@suelilevi Sounds like something Norm Crosby would have said... if anyone remembers his act.
Perfectly said ...
So pretty...Frank always gave credit to the song composers and arrangers.
Phraseology supreme. Perfect pitch. The best. The voice. No one before. No one since.
bertbretherton that’s why he’s the GOAT. When you listen him singing it’s like reading a story or watching a movie. Unique, unique performer...
@@agoodpitch9 I'll let the words of others, no doubt more qualified than both you and I, to point out how wrong you are.
@@bertbretherton Ok so where are these words from others?
@@MCMLNJ Your ignorance is so overwhelming I hardly had spirit enough to reply. However, I suggest you search out comments made by a great number of discerning critics on the many TH-cam posts. You may also wish to educate yourself more by reading the hundreds of thousands of books and media reports that testify to the points I made. Happy hunting.
Irreplaceable!
I love this, pure perfection. The chairman of the board poured his whole heart and soul into this. 💖
I could listen to him until my last breath
That is a nice comment.........so do i...❤👍👍👍
I grew hearing his songs. My father was a fan. I still have his records and I play them everytime I can. Love his music.
Unfortunately my mom is... my Mom has been declared hospice. All she wants to listen to is Frank. So... here we are. Just me, my Mom & Frank. 😢
It’s like he’s in your living room, singing only for you. Intimate. Miss him. I was raised on Sinatra. I did the same with my kids-VESSIO. 🙏🏽😥❤️
we will never ever see the likes of him again !
OMG I never heard him sing this live before. His voice, his tone, his emotion, his ability to feel the song and tell the story, with the fearlessness to lay himself bare. Because that’s what he did,!! It touches my soul. We will never see his like again. Bravo Frank, you are the classiest of them all ♥️
@Elaine B. - Frank doesn’t just sing his songs but truly ‘acts’ the story the lyrics are telling us, the audience. It has been said that Ava Gardner was the woman he was thinking of when he sang this song.
@@elaineculbert8594
Yes....Elaine C ...to all you "said".
This song will make you cry if you loved someone and s/he didnt/wouldn't/couldn't love you back.
@@randalcolucci6833 👍
This was one of the songs that he was singing to Ava Gardner, as a matter of fact she was attending that show like many shows invited by him.
This song makes me want to cry. I can feel his pain over his heartbreak.
Nobody beats the chairman of the board. Legend
Craig Capstick your not kidding he was the best ever xx
My mom was a Bobby soxer, I saw him 4 times. What a gift. Francis Albert Sinatra....the Master.
Frank Sinatra was a massive influence on me, both musically and in other ways.
I saw him live three times in London. One of those times at the Royal Albert Hall,
after the show, I was walking out of one door and Frank was walking out of the parallel door at the same time.
A few people were standing by his limo and he was signing autographs for them.
He would usually stay at the Savoy Hotel, not that far away in fact.
I just stood there with my friend Maureen, maybe 15 feet away from him and froze like the iceberg that Titanic hit!
( These days I would have had a word or two).
Years later , having made my mark in music, I was a member of the " Sinatra Forum" for ten years.
I met Nancy backstage at the Royal Festiva;l Hall in London and had quite a bit of correspondence with her.
The top guys in the world are always " different" I'd say. They create their own reality. RIP Frank. xxx
I saw Frank live three times. Magic is the word. RIP sir.
what a lucky boy!
Oh How I wish I could have seen him once
Me, too.
No words. No conversation. He was our leader in the 20th century...
In 2023 i living alone in nyc and this sad and beautiful song come in my mind everything and I was remembered and then, in my home my family waiting for me and then I coming back to my country, but this song I never forget, because I was remember this hard times, but wen I remember I fell hope I’m my heart again.
This is peter DiNardo growing up Italian the name Sinatra was spoken with reverence and respect he was what every Italian kid wanted to be and if you were an immigrant Italian he proved to us we could make it in America thanks Mr Sinatra from all of us
Beautiful comment Margaret! I'm Italian, 200%! Well I do the math,, my mother was FROM Italy and was 100%! My father was first generation Italian American, was 100% Italian! And so, 100% plus 100% = 200% !!!!! God Bless~!~
THIS IS WHAT REAL TALENT LOOKS AND SOUND LIKE....
“A voice like Frank’s comes along once in a lifetime. Why did it have to be my lifetime?” BING CROSBY
Here here to all the fab comments… Frank’s voice is beyond class… it’s just incredible.
This concert was in the early 70's I cried then and still do.
His album A Man Alone is superb. But have the Kleenex ready.
Sensitive piano accompaniment makes this as good as it is.
Bill Miller on piano.
One of Franks greatest qualities: to collect the best people ever behind him. Hear Bewitched. with all of Franks musicians - just not him singing. th-cam.com/video/zL1vcM3VSJs/w-d-xo.html
The GREAT Bill Miller.
Saw him in concert in Tampa when he was at the end of his career. Wasn't prime Frank but I was happy to have experienced it with a singer my parents loved. I grew up w Sinatra but also many other wonderful singers of that era thanks to my dad who was a great trumpet and trombone player in his day who wanted to be a musician. God, what a difference from today. Sad, very sad....even tragic.
I’m sure I was there and TAMPA
Maybe three times once was a private event, where I literally had the first seat in the front row
@@drlarrylammers2829 Damn!
I have always loved this Jimmy Webb song. One of the great love songs of all time. It takes a singer, a really GOOD SINGER, to sing it! Francis Albert Sinatra you were a GREAT SINGER! You make this song fly right to the soul. Gone 22 years ago and still bringing entertaining and bringing joy. Thank You Mr. S!!!
Unquestionable authority of his craft from the opening lyric to the descending embers of the closing note. With each breath he embraces his own magnetic vulnerability. A performance personifying class.
miss this man; but we are so lucky we have the music!! may the last voice you hear be mine!! FRANK SINATRA!!
BLUE EYES FRANK SINATRA is the legend of all time he will live on for eternity RIP✝️
Frank Sinatra (father) is always the best singer in my generation. I am now 80 years old. ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
AWESOME...Thank you for posting this GEM......Frankie was and still is FABULOUS.....The BEST.....!!!!!
From a fan over sixty years..... still can't get enough of Frankie.
...annunciation,notation,phraseing and diction are the four main disciplines of vocalisation that only one has truly possesed in abundance. F.A.S 🎙👌
This here is the greatest singer to ever live. MR. FRANK SINATRA when he is singing a song you can feel the feelings. And looking at Frank he is feeling it. Sophia I can't remember her last name but she is the one that Frank Sinatra is feeling a lot of pain from. Every man not young man know what he is feeling like I do. There's one woman in every man's life who he never stops loving there's always one that one. RIGHT MAN younger guys think they know. Now not yet when you are in your 60s and you start to realize time is running out in your life. That one woman hurts more and more cause you truly still love that one. That you will never get back.
Beautiful song sung by the master.
Perfect Delivery, Perfect Intonation & Perfect Timing - A Timeless Classic For The Ages!
OMG !!!! ❤❤❤FAS KING OF KINGS ...THANK YOU
Every song Frank sings becomes HIS song.
THE entertainer from the last century.........and still is, because "The Best Is Yet To Come".
The Legend Lives on through his music
So true Robert.
... enunciation,notation,diction and phraseology are the four main disciplines of vocalization that Frank Sinatra possessed in abundance.
He was a genuine and definative artist whose life and legacy inspires future generations because Sinatra continues to matter.
We all got lucky baby 🎼🎶🗣🎙👌🥃
The greatest singer ever, without a doubt.
Quintessential heart felt delivery
Seen this man with my beautiful mum at the Albert hall both have now gone but I have the memories for ever
This song always brings a tear to my eye 💙
Sinatra at his Very Best, in my opinion.
Marvelous in deed! Very, very lovely ! Perfect Frank !❤❤❤
Breaks my heart.
Happy Birthday Frank! Jimmy Webb Best Song sung by the greatest singer of his generation.
My soul is crying with this melody
What a life he was truly blessed
This era right before his rest up till ol blu eyes back .this era at 55 56 yrs old great
It's been so long since another Sinatra Video has came out! Such a masterpiece.
I truly miss this outstanding singer. Incomparable.............
love this song
I was there. So lucky.
Sure he could swing but as this proves, Sinatra was a supreme torch singer.
One word LEGEND
Oh wow! More Sinatra! It's been so long, this is wonderful.
NO One! Can ever top this!
How I miss these marvelous performances!
So sad. Love Sinatra
He reckoned the Festival Hall best anywhere in UK for acoustics. The Chairman, the Boss, the Master.
I didn't know this song existed until about a year ago and it couldn't have had better timing. Im a 52 year old widower who finally truly sat and enjoyed a masterpiece from the master. RIP Mr. Chairman. 🫡
Frank at his peak great love ❤️ song
Fantastic rendition of a classy song
Richard Harris did a magnificent version.
Peace ✌️ 2023.
Ol Blue Eyes
AMO FRANK SINATRA ! LINDO , MARAVILHOSO ! O MELHOR E MAIOR CANTOR POR TODA ETERNIDADE ! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
A wonderful musical human instrument made in the heavenly realms of glory. And the glory, thanks and praise is to God and God only.
The best .born in 56 n he a part of the soundtrak of my being especially frm 1965 thru .she shot me dwn is my favs...saw him late .bout1982 on bout 4 times..carnegie hall nyc .etc...the best ..
I just love that guy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Always in tune
Jimmy relates many stories about Frank, and it's curious to read about how Frank would invite Jimmy over and to just sit down at the piano and play everything you got!:-) I'm amazed that Webb didn't do a full album for Frank.
BRAVO!
The memories come back flooding my senses...😪
The best!
This here is my personal favorite.
Just the best.:)
Only Frank! His voice is so strong yet mellow on this song. And he looks absolutely gorgeous here I mean Ol’ Blue Eyes never looked better! Love him love him love him!!!
Magic....
Perfection
this video appears for maybe 20th time on my playlist......and i am still happy to hear it. To watch him. to enjoy him and his music. in my own personal view the years before his retirement were his best, or at least: the songs i like best....65-71. greetings from austria
It would have been amazing to see Sinatra in concert. I had to be born in the 90s and I missed out on a lot great things
I saw him 4 times. A thrill each time.
Now Jack. You're being coy. Frank did your inauguration back in '61! Born in the (18)90s? You were born in 1917, it was your 101st birthday yesterday!
coololds85 I saw him in concert in 1982 and in 1993.
Jack...he would have done your second inaugural, but you had to become the first open top President.
James Smith how did he sound in 1993? I bet he still sound amazing even tho it was almost the end of his prime
This was a moment I usually never seen of Sinatra ( on video or film in a concert ) something got him here probably Ava... It was real I think just for this song... Possibly because he never sang it much before and teary eyed definitely overcome with emotion and distraction.
What can one say! in this brief poignant song Sinatra the Master of musical story telling vividly conveys his unique mastery, in fact that whole London concert in my opinion finds him at his very best . Surely such artistry will live on through future generations.
Amazing!
Rebeka Bódy h
thescarletboy g
I was at this concert and of course Frank was at the top of his game. However, to catch the full essence of Jimmy Webb’s songs listen to the Richard Harris album of the same, magical and special.
WE did have it all
The music of frank sinatra is probably with that of the beatles and elvis the greatest joy of the 20th century. They were each different in their own way but all were kings.
de las interpretaciones más bellas y emocionantes de sinatra.cantada con sentimiento y deseo de agradar a su gran público adepto a el.termina con un gran ronanticismo
Singing his heart out to the love of his life.
Ava do you think?
Yes Ava and not Barbara whom he married a few years after this concert .He had tried to convince Ava to remarry him but she refused and then he cut his losses and married Barbara whom his family hated.They thought she was a gold digger,which she was.He loved Barbara in a way and she made a nice companion for him to the end of his life but it was not a flaming white hot searing sexual love like Ava provided ,but it was perhaps for the best he settled down with Barbara.
@@djangorheinhardt No lies told 🎤🎤🎤
Denise,can you elaborate on that please .
@@djangorheinhardt Everything you stated is correct.
Timeless classic
Please keep on adding more Sinatra's Songs. =)
Excellent performance 💖🎵💯🏆
Legend ❤
His eyes changed towards the end. I think he was thinking about Ava.
Rachel Maxwell that was the purpose of the sad songs. That's why he put so much feeling into the songs when he sang them.
Yes, I think so, too.
@Patricia Walton facts
He was actually thinking about Rachel Maxwell lol.
Could have been Mia Farrow on his mind as this was closer to that time but no doubt he still thought of Ava I read the book of his valet in which it said that the song that made Frank think of Ava the most is the song I can’t get started with you
The one and only
Story of my life