“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…
“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…
FRANK AS DIRTY HARRY “Dirty Harry“, the most emblematic character of Clint Eastwood, was very close to being interpreted by Frank Sinatra. Warner Brothers bought the script of “Dirty Harry“, with Frank Sinatra as the protagonist. Sinatra accepted the role;…
SINATRA – THE TEENAGER POET “Sinatra The Teenager Poet”… While enjoying the summer holidays of 1934 in the house that his aunt Josie had in the Jersey Bay, Frank Sinatra met Nancy Rose Barbato, who also enjoyed the holiday on…
What did Sinatra do when rock and roll was born? Sinatra and Rock and Roll… Alan Freed was an experienced disc jockey settled in Cleveland whose main raw material were jazz and popular music. In the bar that used to…
Frank Sinatra Atlantic City, November 19-25, 1979 “Sinatra In Atlantic City” … Atlantic City is an important tourist destination in the United States. Located in the state of New Jersey, it is known for its casinos and beaches. He lived…
Sinatra “I’m not Afraid” SINATRA “I’M NOT AFRAID” … This song was recorded by Sinatra in 1970, and is probably one of the worst treasures of his discography; It was posted in a single next to a cheesy song with…
“Do you love drinking on the golf course? You can thank the Rat Pack for that” OLIVIA WHITE for www.winepair.com “Do you love drinking on the golf course? You can thank the Rat Pack for that”… Golf is easily one…
FRANK SINATRA ARGENTINE STORIES Frank Sinatra Argentine Stories. On August 6, 1981, Frank Sinatra arrived in Argentina to give five fabulous concerts, three of them at the Sheraton Hotel in Buenos Aires and the last two at the legendary Luna…
MAY WE ALL TURN ONE HUNDRED YEARS “I hope that you live a hundred years, and that the last voice you hear is mine“. This is Frank Sinatra’s classic toast to his audience during his concerts. I often look into…
THE BULOVA WATCH TIME On October 7, 1950, the first program of the “Frank Sinatra Show” (also known as “Bulova Watch Time“) was broadcast, the first of the television programs starring Frank Sinatra, which continued until 1952. The director of…
SHINE: SINATRA BEFORE SINATRA By Mahnuel Muñoz He said that as a child it crossed his mind to be an engineer, to design and build bridges, tunnels and highways, but history has left testimony to young Frankie’s little interest in…
