THE MY WAY MURDERS
“THE MY WAY MURDERS” By Mahnuel Muñoz If you go to the Philippines avoid karaoke. And if you can’t avoid them, for whatever you want, DON’T SING “MY WAY“. What I am going to tell you is real and is…
FRANK SINATRA BIOGRAPHY (1942-1944)
FRANK SINATRA BIOGRAPHY (1942-1944) By Mahnuel Muñoz On December 30, 1942, Frank appeared at the Paramount Theater in New York as a guest artist in a concert starring Benny Goodman. When Frank came on stage, the theater erupted in a…
HERE’S TO THE LADIES
Here’s To The Ladies By Mahnuel Muñoz In March 1977 Frank Sinatra and Nelson Riddle reunited to record an album that would have been called “Here’s To The Ladies”, a thematic album composed of songs named after women.At a time…
SOFTLY AS I LEAVE YOU – THE SONG
SOFTLY AS I LEAVE YOU – THE SONG By Mahnuel Muñoz On July 17, 1964, Frank Sinatra recorded the song “Softly, as I Leave You.” It comes from an Italian pop song, titled “Piano“, composed by Giorgio Calabrese and Tony…
“FROM HOBOKEN N.J. TO THE WHITE HOUSE” (BOOTLEG RECORDING, FREMUS, 1994)
“FROM HOBOKEN N.J. TO THE WHITE HOUSE” (BOOTLEG RECORDING, FREMUS, 1994) By Mahnuel Muñoz Oh, how I long for the time when I would make the rounds of record stores looking for treasures! I remember days when I went to…
THE VOICE BORN IN SILENCE
THE VOICE BORN IN SILENCE By Manuel Muñoz Sinatra’s first recordings on Columbia Records A baby comes into the world without showing any apparent signs of life. The doctors evict him while they desperately try to save the life of…
FRANK SINATRA DISCOGRAPHY (1964): “SOFTLY AS I LEAVE YOU”
SOFTLY AS I LEAVE YOU By Mahnuel Muñoz “Softly As I Leave You” is, more than an album, a compilation of outtakes from other sessions, published in November 1964, in the midst of Beatlemania.Said like that, it may sound unappealing…
FRANK SINATRA FILMOGRAPHY (1961): “THE DEVIL AT 4 O’CLOK”
THE DEVIL AT 4 O’CLOK By Mahnuel Muñoz On July 16, 1961, “The Devil At 4 O’Clock” was released, a film directed by Mervyn LeRoy (“The Wizard of Oz,” “Little Women,” “Quo Vadis?”, and together to Frank, “The House I…
“WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT?”
“What the hell was that?” By Mahnuel Muñoz Bob Weitman, the director of the Paramount Theatre, saw Sinatra perform at the Mosque Theater in Newark in 1942 and was fascinated. He ipso facto proposed to Benny Goodman that the young…
CY COLEMAN
CY COLEMAN By Mahnuel Muñoz He was a child prodigy who played piano at such prestigious venues as Steinway Hall, Town Hall and Carnegie Hall before he was ten years old. Cy Coleman was born in New York on June…
