Recorded by Frank in 1956, 20 years after Cole Porter wrote it in '36 (not '39). One of Frank's very best--that intro is a outstanding, killer hook you can't resist once you hear it!
I've got you under my skin I've got you, deep in the heart of me So deep in my heart that you're really a part of me I've got you under my skin I'd tried so, not to give in I said to myself this affair never will go so well But why should I try to resist when baby I know so well I've got you under my skin I'd sacrifice anything come what might For the sake of having you near In spite of a warning voice that comes in the night And repeats, repeats in my ear Don't you know, little fool You never can win Use your mentality Wake up to reality But each time that I do just the thought of you Makes me stop before I begin 'Cause I've got you under my skin I would sacrifice anything come what might For the sake of having you near In spite of a warning voice that comes in the night And repeats how it yells in my ear Don't you know, little fool You never can win Why not use your mentality Step up, wake up to reality But each time I do just the thought of you Makes me stop just before I begin 'Cause I've got you under my skin Yes, I've got you under my skin
I've listened to a hell of a lot of singers in my 71 years and nobody has come close to Sinatra, and I'm a big R&R guy. He was a gift from God to us. What's he recorded, like 1000 songs? He may have had some trouble in his personal life but man, you just can't get past that voice. People will be playing Sinatra records in 1000 years.
The best arranger of Frank's songs! This one is his finest, and could be the best-ever arrangement of a pop song!!! The arrangement itself could actually top Frank's outstanding singing which is a the top of his game!
1956. Sinatra wanted to record the Cole Porter song, but didn't give Nelson Riddle much time to arrange it. Riddle, among the best ever, finished the arrangement in the back seat of his car using a table leaf and a flashlight while his wife, Doreen, drove to the recording studio. Sinatra wanted a long interlude and, in the back seat, Riddle worked one in. In the studio, Sinatra loved what he was hearing, wanted the whole thing perfect, and kept ordering another take. On the 22nd take in the wee, wee hours of the morning, the trombones and strings lifted the crescendo higher and higher, and then exhausted trombone soloist Milt Bernhart exploded with all the energy he had left, and Sinatra nailed the final chorus. It was, perhaps, Sinatra's favorite recording. Sinatra later called that car ride, "Nelson Riddle's finest hour."
Te llevo bajo mi piel Te llevo en lo profundo de mi corazón Tan profundo en mi corazón, que realmente eres parte de mí Te llevo bajo mi piel Intenté no rendirme Me dije a mí mismo: Este romance no terminará bien Pero, ¿por qué debería intentar resistir? Cuando, cariño, yo sé muy bien Que te llevo bajo mi piel Sacrificaría cualquier cosa, pase lo que pase, Por el placer de tenerte cerca A pesar de una voz que me advierte Que llega en la noche y repite, Repite en mi oído: "¿Acaso no sabes, pequeño tonto? ¡Nunca podrás ganar! Usa tu mente, despierta a la realidad" Pero cada vez que lo intento, con sólo pensar en ti, Me detengo antes de empezar. Porque te llevo bajo mi piel Sacrificaría cualquier cosa, pase lo que pase Por el placer de tenerte cerca A pesar de esa voz que me advierte Que llega en la noche, y repite (como grita a mi oído) "¿Acaso no sabes, pequeño tonto? ¡Nunca podrás ganar! ¿Por qué no usas tu mente? Adelante, despierta a la realidad" Pero cada vez que lo intento, con sólo pensar en ti Me detengo antes de empezar Porque te llevo bajo mi piel Sí, te llevo bajo mi piel
This is better than Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett's Bullcrap. Why did I start liking this song? *Batman: Arkham Knight led me to this beautiful masterpiece.*
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Batman Arkham Knight and Joker 2019 movie have Frank Sinatra songs. It means that Frank is the best. Always been, always will be !😉
Hardcore Henry as well
This is how it happened. This is how the Joker died
This is how a world disappeared
i was just thinking about that
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Ppò
His death had great (too great) impact on me
Timeless. sinatra's best..Plays even better now than 1960..
and it was written way back in '39, wow
Recorded by Frank in 1956, 20 years after Cole Porter wrote it in '36 (not '39). One of Frank's very best--that intro is a outstanding, killer hook you can't resist once you hear it!
"Six months ago, The Joker was cremated. I pressed the button and burned the evil bastard myself."
As Joker is burning literally everyone is jamming to this!
With my whole heart full of love and devotion, I sing and dedicate this song to Barbra Eden, the world's most beautiful and gracious woman ever
he really was THE VOICE, as everyone called him,
for me it's the most beautiful interpretation of Sinatra
This is how it happened, this is how the batman died.
Poor joker
@@grimmjeager8166 if I'm not incinerated with this song I ain't dying
My hands down favourite. A Cole Porter composition, arranged by Nelson Riddle, and sung by Sinatra. What's not to love?
I've got you under my skin
I've got you, deep in the heart of me
So deep in my heart that you're really a part of me
I've got you under my skin
I'd tried so, not to give in
I said to myself this affair never will go so well
But why should I try to resist when baby I know so well
I've got you under my skin
I'd sacrifice anything come what might
For the sake of having you near
In spite of a warning voice that comes in the night
And repeats, repeats in my ear
Don't you know, little fool
You never can win
Use your mentality
Wake up to reality
But each time that I do just the thought of you
Makes me stop before I begin
'Cause I've got you under my skin
I would sacrifice anything come what might
For the sake of having you near
In spite of a warning voice that comes in the night
And repeats how it yells in my ear
Don't you know, little fool
You never can win
Why not use your mentality
Step up, wake up to reality
But each time I do just the thought of you
Makes me stop just before I begin
'Cause I've got you under my skin
Yes, I've got you under my skin
Best ever song from old blue eyes
The very very best of the ''Ol Bleu Eyes''✨❤️✨
I got this song from Batman when you are burning the joker
Me to
But I got these song stuck in my head
Same.
Batman Arkham Knight and Joker 2019 movie have Frank Sinatra songs
What a coincidence, right ? 😋
The perfect love song.
I've listened to a hell of a lot of singers in my 71 years and nobody has come close to Sinatra, and I'm a big R&R guy. He was a gift from God to us. What's he recorded, like 1000 songs? He may have had some trouble in his personal life but man, you just can't get past that voice. People will be playing Sinatra records in 1000 years.
GORGEOUS.....Thanks for this gem....LOVE SINATRA.....THE BEST OF THE BEST....!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I Love this song. Heard about this song from the Movie Gamer. Came out some time ago but still a great movie. ❤️👍😊 Love you Frank.
Meilleure version ! Quelle diction ! Quel orchestre !
Bravo Mr Sinatra !
J'ai en des frissons !
“This is how it happened, this is how The Batman died.”
arranged by the GREAT....Nelson Riddle.........his finest work. 100th birthday this week. June 1 , 1921. I could listen to this for hours on end
The best arranger of Frank's songs! This one is his finest, and could be the best-ever arrangement of a pop song!!! The arrangement itself could actually top Frank's outstanding singing which is a the top of his game!
Goosebumps, man.
You are upper class Frankie!!!!
Queen Maxine you are indeed under my skin!!!
Blasting Sinatra one morning in the barn and the state vet stops to see who is singing , I might have turned purple and kept on singing !!
1956. Sinatra wanted to record the Cole Porter song, but didn't give Nelson Riddle much time to arrange it. Riddle, among the best ever, finished the arrangement in the back seat of his car using a table leaf and a flashlight while his wife, Doreen, drove to the recording studio. Sinatra wanted a long interlude and, in the back seat, Riddle worked one in. In the studio, Sinatra loved what he was hearing, wanted the whole thing perfect, and kept ordering another take. On the 22nd take in the wee, wee hours of the morning, the trombones and strings lifted the crescendo higher and higher, and then exhausted trombone soloist Milt Bernhart exploded with all the energy he had left, and Sinatra nailed the final chorus. It was, perhaps, Sinatra's favorite recording. Sinatra later called that car ride, "Nelson Riddle's finest hour."
he makes me feel so beautiful
Right! So Classic!
This just made me smile ♡
Because you are!!
You are beautiful! Don’t forget it, Frank would tell you that.
Version de haut vol ! Quelle parfaite diction
et quel merveilleux orchestre !
Great Song ..Classicckk***
Old is gold
Classic!
Great song!!!
So cool and very beautiful
Simply the very very best.
Batman Arkham Mark Hamill joker being burned alive by the furnace intro good game
Upperclas Frankie!!!
Great song
C'est toujours rèconfortant d'ècouter cette version indèpassable par Mr Frank SINATRA et Nelson Riddle .
MUSICIENS de haut vol !
It's Wonderful
@win pyae soe soe Yes i'm listening Frank Sinatra music, it's wonderful
The coolest of cool
November 2021, anyone?
Amo essa musica ♫
iS THAT A BASS CLARINET AT THE BEGINNING??? ARE WE IMPORTANT FOR ONCE???
Yes. I love that intro phrase.
Bass clarinet indeed. What an arrangement!
I'll have you know,you're totally important!
Hi amber
It's a bass saxophone. That's those big ones. Like on Elvis Presley's movies roustabout and the song big love..big heartache
Te llevo bajo mi piel
Te llevo en lo profundo de mi corazón
Tan profundo en mi corazón,
que realmente eres parte de mí
Te llevo bajo mi piel
Intenté no rendirme
Me dije a mí mismo: Este romance no terminará bien
Pero, ¿por qué debería intentar resistir?
Cuando, cariño, yo sé muy bien
Que te llevo bajo mi piel
Sacrificaría cualquier cosa, pase lo que pase,
Por el placer de tenerte cerca
A pesar de una voz que me advierte
Que llega en la noche y repite,
Repite en mi oído:
"¿Acaso no sabes, pequeño tonto? ¡Nunca podrás ganar!
Usa tu mente, despierta a la realidad"
Pero cada vez que lo intento, con sólo pensar en ti,
Me detengo antes de empezar.
Porque te llevo bajo mi piel
Sacrificaría cualquier cosa, pase lo que pase
Por el placer de tenerte cerca
A pesar de esa voz que me advierte
Que llega en la noche, y repite
(como grita a mi oído)
"¿Acaso no sabes, pequeño tonto? ¡Nunca podrás ganar!
¿Por qué no usas tu mente?
Adelante, despierta a la realidad"
Pero cada vez que lo intento, con sólo pensar en ti
Me detengo antes de empezar
Porque te llevo bajo mi piel
Sí, te llevo bajo mi piel
Inolvidable canción ❤❤❤
The best period!
Gran tema ...
ye 2020! love it!
Excelente e inmortal..!
The best version
This is how it happened. This... Is how the Joker died.
Yeah!! Listen to the Trombone..
And now it has been used in “For All Mankind” season 2 episode “Pathfinder” in Apple TV+
Excelente ritmo señores. Celeste Abril
this is how the batman died
His got me under his skin ❤️
Fifty shades 😚
bro best song ever
I first heard this while playing arkham knight, and now i cant hear this without thinking of joker getting set ablaze
This is how it happened this…is how the batman died
💕
brecital de frank sinatra
❤❤😊
recital de frank sinatra
I'm listening to the Scott Sigler Infected series audiobook and suddenly this song has a much more disturbing meaning lol
My favorite part is when he tips his hat
cancion de batman arkham knight
This song is from my grandmother's time
Magnifique Mr Sinatra !
Quel talent !
Rip Joker
Frank Sinatra ❤❤❤❤❤💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💛💛💛💛💛💋💋💋💋💋💋
Bro knows how the Batman died
🥂🌹💐👏☀️❤️
The Song it's about living addict to Coca
=Maria,Maria-Santana
=123 Maria--Ricky M
Batman Arkham Knight Videogame
This is better than Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett's Bullcrap.
Why did I start liking this song?
*Batman: Arkham Knight led me to this beautiful masterpiece.*
Deep Space 9
the greates Batman Arkham Knight song haha
*sad Harley noises*
Batman Arkham knight Joker 😭🤡
Listen to Uncle Ben soul's version
Thank me later
Marwa
This is what happens when you kill joker
Batman Song
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maryjblige
Like Dr. Wu by Steely Dan you think this song is about a love affair when it's really about addiciton.
Actually it's about a Broadway star's infatuation with a gullible sailor: Virginia Bruce and Jimmy Stewart in 'Born to Dance'.
@@esmeephillips5888 Touché
... why? ...
Any Batman fans?