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…
The “Greatest Hits” That Came From The Cold Frank Sinatra was a devoted Jack Daniel’s fan, but to talk about this album, we need to pour ourselves a vodka and raise a toast to its shameless creators—pirates through and through;…
Frank Sinatra “Romance” Frank Sinatra “Romance” (2002)… No one sings to love and heartbreak as Sinatra because he lived each of the stories he put his voice. For those who enjoy the old and good music, there is nothing more…
Frank Sinatra. A man and his art. Everyone knows about Frank Sinatra’s legendary career as a singer and actor, however most are not aware that he was also a visual artist. Frank deeply loved art and more specifically painting. He…
“Frank Sinatra and Charles Aznavour: Two Legends, One Timeless Legacy” Frank Sinatra and Charles Aznavour…. When you enter an art gallery of a certain reputation or when you go through a botanical garden in the most into the spring, in…
“Frank Sinatra’s ‘Ol’ MacDonald’: A Timeless Voice Bringing Childhood Classics to Life” When age suggests that the ability to surprise is decreasing, something or someone appears that retracts you to the reality of the past: you will never stop surprising…
“Anchors Aweigh (1945) Part Three: Songs, Release & Reception, and Trivia” Anchors Aweigh Songs We Hate To Leave The first song from the movie Anchors Aweigh is performed by Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly after receiving the news that they…
“Anchors Aweigh (1945) Part Two: Behind the Scenes and the Magic of Its Soundtrack” Production The budget of over two million dollars demonstrates the high expectations MGM had for the film “Anchors Aweigh”. The key figures involved had experience with…
“Anchors Aweigh: A Dazzling Musical Voyage with Sinatra and Kelly” “Anchors Aweigh” (1945) Part One Although Frank had already appeared in four feature films, it can be said that Anchors Aweigh was his true breakthrough in cinema, backed by the…
“Frank Sinatra’s Soliloquy: A Masterpiece of Reflection and Emotion” “Soliloquy” is a 1945 song composed of Richard Rodgers, with lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, written for his 1945 musical Carousel. It is worth entering Google and reading the various translations…
A Man and His Music (1965) – A Key Album in Frank Sinatra’s Discography In November 1965, Frank Sinatra celebrated his 50th birthday with an ambitious project that combined television and music. That month, both the television special Frank Sinatra:…
