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Yikes. I'll just remember the good old days...

Nothing wrong with the performance. Raw ones like this better than the usual polished ones and mean so much more. A little gravely voice added texture but the vigor has always been his character.

O man my dad loved him. RIP pops

This song proves he did the impossible... but in 1997 he died😢😢😢😢😢😢

On his worst day, he was better than all the rest. Miss you, Mr. Sinatra.

Ole blue eyes, we still miss you

Frank was a true man.

He was the best of best of all time

MISS U MORE

He tried so hard to get Dean Martin to tour with him after Deans son Dean Junior died crashing his plane following orders

Rest In Peace Frank. I loved your songs man.

He may have forgotten the lyrics, but he never forgot how to sing.

non non non cette chanson et FRANCAISE comme d"abitude claude francois

Frank, we did it our way we all get old

Dutchman here..I was about 10ys old, when I heard that mr Sinatra died. When I heard my grandfather and dad talk about him, I wanted to listen to him. Blew my mind.. Got some great LPs through the years, and played them when my kids were baby's. They are 10 and 14 and they still like the songs I play.. What a legacy, and thankfull for the great memory's ...

Had no business on stage at this point. 😵‍💫

Feliz cumpleaños Maestro.-

If you ever have a doubt about going on with life,...Give it another shot. This Iconic song will re-instill your hope and purpose,

Saw him few times in 80's.. thebest

So glad to see him still blasting it at age 82

Mom requested My Way at her funeral service…We followed through on her behalf…Worked out well with Frank signing off in Mom’s memory…

È la mia canzone preferita.Nasce come:"comme d'abitude",in Francia poi tradotta Frank Sinatra ne ha fatto un capolavoro.❤

One comunist,and you can not beat him?

I watched Frank Sinatra when he performed in the Philippines in 1994. I was 26 yrs old. He told a joke about being sunburned in Manila then repeated the same joke after singing another song. But his voice was still there. When he sang My Way it was the greatest performance.

I doubt that anyone in recent memory squeezed more out of life than Frank... He left nothing on the table...

LEGEND i thought it was perfect

A MIS 70 SIEMPRE A MI MANERA Y SIEMPRE FELIZ GRACIAS A DIOS✌️🥃

I saw Sinatra at the Desert Inn in 1993. The end was truly near. The Maguire sisters were in attendance that night and he introduced them there times - each time as it was the first.

E' commovente ma va bene così lo ha fatto alla Sua Maniera.

Johnny Fontaine !

Immense chanteur, j'écoute souvent ses chansons, Merci Monsieur Sinatra !

Never like Frank , what an embarrassment should have just stayed home, looks and sounds like shit

0:59 i think i hear him getting choked up, might have also been why he seemed to forget some of the lyrics, he, at the time was 79 (or 78) and the reason for that is probably because he is realizing that the end is actually near, and that he is singing what essentially is what is his remembrance as, someone who made his career, his way. 2:00, he also seems to shed a tear. but who am i to say, he did after all have alzheimers, so i can't be sure on the poetic nature of it.

😢 RIP.

Spezza il cuore vederlo così anziano e dimenticare qualche parola...😢 Riposa in Pace ❤

Not a good look but that’s ok

Rock star' time for bed 🤗

H7

This is quite sad. He was only 78.

I personally feel this was great execution of this song. He was wonderful. AND HE DID IT HIS WAY

My beautiful sweet kind hearted daughter married this past Saturday - leading up to my speech, my toast to the bride and groom i did not eat nor drink - when i finished my speech, i mingled with the guests and then i sat down and had a Jack Daniels on the rocks in honor of Frank who i love like family, may he RIP.

May I just say how sweet it is to see, that even in his old age, he was still wearing his orange accessories. Even when his lyrics weren’t quite all there, he never forgot his favorite color

I love u frank, my idol

In his elderly years still outperforming almost all the garbage out there today .

I wish i could sing like Sinatra!

This is very moving. Shortly after his death, I remember hearing on NPR a critic saying that when you saw Sinatra perform, you could see what a great actor he was. When his voice wasn't as good as it was in his youth, he could keep the audience mesmerized because of how he could interpret the song. I believe he had a unique way of doing that, that few singers can even come close. I believe that he put across the feeling that his life was nearing the end. I also don't believe that he got enough credit for his acting roles. He was a great comeback surprise with his performance in FROM HERE TO ETERNITY '54. He was considered washed up, and begged for the role. His final interpretation of My Way shows the resilience he had. Like many others in the comments, I grew up with Sinatra. Friends I had in NYC told me of their parents, as teenagers, seeing him at the Paramount in Brooklyn in the 1940s. Frank Sinatra was very much the entertainer of the mid 20th century to the end of it.

Powerful video. Frank clearly understands that the passing of time is impacting him--but he pushes through it. Bravo Old Blue Eyes!

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

That was his heart singing

Still put on a compelling performance. Just great.