“In the Wee Small Hours”: 70 Years of a Masterpiece – Chapter 1 Frank Sinatra “In the Wee Small Hours”…. How can a man endure the brutal paradox of living his sweetest professional moment while consuming himself in the furnace…
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: 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…
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. 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…
“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…
