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…
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…
FRANK SINATRA BIOGRAPHY (1940-1942) By Mahnuel Muñoz Frank Sinatra began the year 1940 by touring with Tommy Dorsey’s band and making the first studio recordings, “The Sky Fell Down” and “Too Romantic.” Throughout the year the band recorded more than…
SINATRA BIOGRAPHY (1935-1939) By Mahnuel Muñoz The summer of 1935 was decisive for Frankie’s future. After attending a Bing Crosby show with Nancy, he understood that his destiny was to become a professional singer. Curiously, despite his great admiration for…
Biography 1915-1934 By Mahnuel Muñoz Francis Albert Sinatra was born in Hoboken, New Jersey, on December 12, 1915. He was the only child of the Italian-born couple Antonino Martino “Marty” Sinatra and Natalina “Dolly” Garavente. His arrival into the world…
