Frank Sinatra Jr. "Nancy (With The Laughing Face)" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Frank Sinatra Jr. "Nancy (With The Laughing Face)" on The Ed Sullivan Show, January 12, 1964. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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His mother Nancy Barbato died two years after him at the age of 101 years. RIP both of them, and Frank!
Rest in Peace Frank Sinatra
Nancy Barbato Sinatra and
Frank Sinatra Jr Amen and Amen
Must have been difficult living in the shadow of such a famous father but he seemed to embrace it, didn't try to run away from it. He was very talented too.
The way he says "summer" gives me chills everywhere
Talented musician and singer in his own right.
Rest in Peace Frank Sinatra
Nancy Barbato Sinatra and
Frank Sinatra Jr Amen and Amen
In the 60's record companies pushed him to do rock and pop music, but that's not where his heart was. He is a fan of the old standards and big bands. He should have had a much bigger career than he did, but he got to conduct for his father, that must have been an honor. He is also so knowledgeable on a range of topics when he speaks.
That was fabulous. He even looks like his dad
Disagree. He looked more like his dad when he aged. In his younger days he looked like mom.
Sounds like the crooning 40’s frank.
There’s three Frank’s
40’s crooning
50’s-early 60’s swinging frank
70’s on mellow frank
I agree!
Tough position to be in, singing the same songs and in the same arena as your dad. His sister took a different tack, singing in the then-more contemporary style popular at the time and she managed to chart a few hits. I think Jr. should've recorded more albums, as the handful he did are hard to obtain now.
Should have been a big star
He's got a similar style to his dad, who this song was associated with. I would love to see Connie Francis's segment on this episode as she sang some great songs, "With a Song in My Heart", "I Left My Heart in San Francisco", "You're Nobody 'til Somebody Loves You" and "Al Di La". Also, I'd love to see big band singer Helen Forrest sing "I've Heard that Song Before" with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra on this show.
Jr. did a great job and was talented in His own right considering the shoes he had to fill ..
I love his voice even more than his dad's.
Beautiful...
Thank you for sharing! 💖
So beautiful song dedícated to his mome...
Interesting that he turned out to be a tenor, unlike his father who was a baritone.
Interesting
Voices are not genetic
@@Sacha_Kudli There is a proven link to voice types (timbre specifically) and genetics.
@@Sacha_Kudli Perhaps Frank, Jr. inherited some of his mother's voice, however that sounded (not baritone).
Good talent underated
Спасибо.
Smooth. Am surprised he was not a heart throb at the time.
lol ive never watched old stuff before i actually like this song >.<
He was only 20 there.
Lovely
Just great!
If you want to see Nancy's "Laughing Face," check out either the clip with her singing "The Last of the Secret Agents," or "Sugar Town."
Ed Sullivan have a lot of Latino fans please we would like to see the performance of " los 5 Latinos" cantando "El Relicario" on May 10, 1964 THANK YOU !!!
He was a 20-year-old kid performing on a national show in the shadow of the most over-hyped performer in history. He does remarkably well.
Written for Chicken.❤❤❤Frank is singing to his Mom. Nancy Barbato.😊
Nice song. Sounds like his father
First. This is pleasant
He sounds similar with 40s Frank Sinatra style.
Yes, the younger Sinatra voice and romantic idealism, as when in the 1940s Frank, Sr. sang "Dream."
It was bad enough for Junior that he was named Frank. It was doubly bad that he chose to sing his father's patented songs. Frankly, it was nuts that Junior covered "Nancy" about his sister.
In above video, he covered "Nancy" about his mother. In another 1960s tv performance (perhaps the Sullivan show) he and sister Nancy, Jr. sang a lovely duet cover of "Somethin' Stupid," which she had recorded with her father. Their emoting of it made clear that their love was sibling affection (as in Donny and Marie duet covers of love songs). They did it as they had the harmonizing vocal talents to make it work.
He is very uncomfortable with what he is doing look at how he is blinking
Ranking is an involuntary
Reaction that the body takes when it is when you are lying or you're totally uncomfortable
He's nervous!
He was only 20 there.