Timeless Sinatra
Timeless Sinatra The calendar reminds me that on this day in 1998, Frank Sinatra left this physical world – which was his, we just lived in it – to dwell in the dimension of the eternal. He spent his final…
Manuel Munoz
Frank Sinatra “I’ll Be Around”
In The Wee Small Hours – 70 Years Of a Masterpiece. Chapter 12 – Repertoire: “I’ll Be Around” “I’ll Be Around”(Alec Wilder, 1942) Written by Alec Wilder in 1942, “I’ll Be Around” came about spontaneously: while riding a taxi through…
Frank Sinatra “Last Night When We Were Young”
“In The Wee Small Hours – 70 Years of a Masterpiece. Chapter 11 – Repertoire: “Last Night When We Were Young” “Last Night When We Were Young”(Harold Arlen and E.Y. “Yip” Harburg, 1935) This song was originally written with the…
Frank Sinatra “What is this thing called love”
In The Wee Small Hours: 70 Years of a Masterpiece. Chapter 10 – Repertoire: “What is This Thing Called Love” “What Is This Thing Called Love”(Cole Porter, 1929) British singer Elsie Carlisle was the first to perform this mournful lament…
Frank Sinatra “When Your Lover Has Gone”
Frank Sinatra – In The Wee Small Hours of The Morning – 70 Years of a Masterpiece. Chapter 9 – Repertoire: “When Your Lover Has Gone” “When Your Lover Has Gone”(Einar Aaron Swan, 1931) This song became very famous in…
Frank Sinatra “Can’t We Be Friends?”
In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning – 70 Years Of a Masterpiece. Chapter 8 – Repertoire: Can’t We Be Friends?” “Can’t We Be Friends?”(Kay Swift, James Paul Warburg, 1929) This song is the most significant piece from the…
Frank Sinatra “I See Your Face Before Me”
“In The Wee Small Hours – 70 Years of a Masterpiece” – Chapter 7. Repertoire – “I See Your Face Before Me” “I See Your Face Before Me”(Arthur Schwartz and Howard Dietz, 1937) “I See Your Face Before Me”… This…
Frank Sinatra “Deep in a Dream”
“In The Wee Small Hours” – 70 Years of a Masterpiece, Chapter 6. “Deep in a Dream” Repertoire – “Deep in a Dream” “Deep In A Dream” (Jimmy Van Heusen and Eddie DeLange, 1938) This song premiered on the stands…
Frank Sinatra “I Get Along Without You Very Well”
“In The Wee Small Hours”-70 Years of a Masterpiece, Chapter 5. “I Get Along Without You Very Well” Repertoire – “I Get Along Without You Very Well” “I Get Along Without You Very Well” (Hoagy Carmichael, Jane Brown Thompson, 1938)…
Frank Sinatra “Glad To Be Unhappy”
In The Wee Small Hours-70 Years of a Masterpiece-Chapter 4. Repertoire: “Glad To Be Unhappy” Frank Sinatra “Glad to Be Unhappy“(Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart, 1936) This song was written for the musical On Your Toes and, for several years, was…
