Legend: Frank Sinatra and the American Dream Edited by Ethlie Ann VarePublished by Boulevard, New York, 1995 “I have never known a world without Frank Sinatra. When I was five years old, and the only record I had was a…
Frank Sinatra Biography (1947) At the beginning of 1947, with the help of his old friend Joe Fischetti, Frank Sinatra was given the opportunity to meet Lucky Luciano, the head of the Cosa Nostra, who was living in Havana. Fascinated…
Frank Sinatra Biography (1945-1946) Frank Sinatra Biography… The years 1945 and 1946 were among the most productive of Frank’s career in terms of recordings, as he immortalized a good list of hits for the Columbia label, including “Soliloquy,” “Someone to…
“His Way: The Unauthorized Biography of Frank Sinatra” Publisher: Doubleday Publication Date: 1986 ISBN: 978-0385260463 Pages: 576 Genre: Unauthorized Biography In 1986, journalist and author Kitty Kelley published her unauthorized biography His Way: The Unauthorized Biography of Frank Sinatra, a…
When Frankie Met Bogey(Based on real events) Hollywood, spring of 1945. The Second World War was nearing its end, and the city buzzed with a renewed energy. Frank Sinatra, the new sensation of music and film, was no longer just…
Frank Sinatra at 80: An Icon That Never Fades – “Sinatra 80th: Live in Concert” In 1995, while the world celebrated Frank Sinatra’s 80th birthday, a live album was released that captured the essence of his legacy on stage: Sinatra…
Sinatra: “His Story from an Insider” by Nick Sevano and Ted Schwarz (2011) This book provides a deep, personal look into the life of one of the most iconic artists of the 20th century, exploring both his career and his…
“My Kind of Broadway” (1965) by Frank Sinatra: A Tribute to the Great Theatrical Classics My Kind of Broadway, released in 1965, is one of the standout albums in Frank Sinatra’s discography. This work is a tribute to some of…
“Frank Sinatra: The Voice That Also Sang for Justice” Beyond his legacy as one of the most iconic voices of the 20th century, Frank Sinatra also made a significant impact on social activism. Throughout his life, he used his influence…
Frank Sinatra and “The House I Live In” (1945): A Timeless Message of Unity Amid World War II, the United States sought to boost morale and promote values of unity and tolerance. In this context, “The House I Live In”…
Frank Sinatra “The Song Is You“ The book Frank Sinatra: The Song Is You – A Singer’s Art, written by Will Friedwald and first published in 1995, is one of the most detailed works on Frank Sinatra’s musical career. Unlike…
Sinatra – The Murmur That Doesn’t Cease “Sinatra – The Murmur That Doesn’t Cease“….Recently, like trash floating on water, the old story about the harsh criticism Sinatra allegedly made about rock and roll back in 1957 has resurfaced. In those…
