FIRST TIME HEARING FRANK SINATRA "FLY ME TO THE MOON" REACTION | Asia and BJ
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When I was a kid, I thought Sinatra was old fogy stuff. But one night, driving to work and feeling really stressed, Sinatra came on the radio and then I understood how great he was.
Yeah, it’s great when a piece of music that you didn’t care for suddenly reveals itself to you and it clicks. You get it.
I grew up hearing him on the radio singing some boring stuff in the 60s and thought he was an old foggie too. Then my wife and I watched a biopic shot him on TV in the early 90s that features his early jazz songs and it inspired up to buy a couple of collections, particularly, The Columbia Years. Man, totally different singer than the one i thought I knew.
I always loved Sinatra since my early childhood
I thought the same but I get it now at 73 .
His diction is clear and precise. You can hear every word.
He said he "dots his I's and crosses his T's when he sings
Indeed. I'm a huge Dylan fan and I read an interview with Bob when he was releasing his first album of Sinatra covers. He talked about how daunting it was to try to follow in Frank's shoes and said that he basically had to go and spend several months sharpening up his vocals, just so he could capture some of the precise diction and phrasing that made Frank what he was. The result was some of Bob's best singing in decades.
E' vero!
Io sono italiano, il mio inglese non è buono, ma con Frank non ho bisogno dei sottotitoli...
Frank Sinatra you hear every lyric clear. He was and is the GOAT. That’s why he was named chairman of the board.
All of his recordings were sung live in the same room as the orchestra. His songs were basically live performances. Real talent there.
Now checkout Bobby Darin’s Mack The Knife and Beyond The Sea
Artificial Flowers is my favorite song by Bobby
Yes!!! Great suggestion!!!
I remember Bobby Darin eating spaghetti at my aunt's house when I was a kid.he was friends with my uncle who was a trumpet player!
@@stephenurso9267 Wow! That’s fantastic!
I think ol' blue eyes would really appreciate seeing new generations of fans enjoy and appreciate his talents
OLD BLUE EYES! Silky voice and incredibly talented. " The best is yet to come" is one of his best. A MUST REACT..
This is QUINCY JONES' most known arrangement, which is probably the reason he chose Angelina Jordan to sing this track during his 85th birthday celebration. Great reaction!
Are you sure it's a Quincy Jones arrangement or a Nelson Riddle arrangement?
@@benarmentano3799 It's Count Basie's Orchestra , arranged by Quincy Jones.
Yes, they were just loving his work on the USA for Africa.
I come from an Italian family from New Jersey. My last name would not suggest that but that’s my married name. I’m 53 years old and I grew up listening to all the greats. It was such a great time sitting there with my grandfather after dinner, and just listening to Frankie!
their reaction is so true.
This is such an iconic song and performance by the one and only Frank Sinatra! Classic "cool"...his phrasing is incomparable and the lyrics, orchestration are incredibly sophisticated yet relatable. Those horns, bass and drums, wow!!
The Count Basie Band backing him up, perfect match.
His phrasing is so distinct.
The incomparable, incredible Count Basie Orchestra swinging hard as always...
If you dig this one, try one by Dean Martin called "Ain't That a Kick in the Head."
good song :)
The big bands are so missed, true musicians and singers. I was born in the wrong era.
the year is 2053. a girl lays on her bed wearing vintage ugg boots. 'i was born in the wrong generation' she sighs as she listens to taylor swift and cries over a one direction poster
@@ryukaganzeroful 😊
@@ryukaganzeroful I know what you mean but don’t despair we have recordings😊
He was the best in the Ballpark of Diction , and Phrasing , Try listening to ( IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR )
Personality in the voice. His phrasing is also stellar.
Congratulations ! You are carrying to the next generation .. the unbelievable God given gift of the greatest instrument God blessed mankind with .." the Voice " of the voice ..of Francis Albert Sinatra !
I have taken a Voice class from the great Sue Harmon in 1972 ..who taught at Cal State Fullerton ( Kevin Costner and Oscar Winning Titanic Director James Cameron are among other Alumni ) you should here what people say about his Voice that really know vocals .. and music ..
the greatest " singer " ever ! My Dad born in 1922 ..raised in East LA to German immigrants ..told me of the greatness of Sinatras Voice..his breath control..the way he draws out a note forever ..moves
on to the next lyric ..without running g out of breath..listen to the " t-r-u-u-u-u-e "
in this song ! Incredible ..thN moves effortlessly to the next lyric ! Never be another like Frank ! And pure class and humility 👏 bravo 👏!
Fullerton for ages
Another crooner of that era is Nat King Cole - his daughter, Natalie re-released his classic, "Unforgettable" and dubbed herself in to sing with him. 👍😉. Love you two 💕
she's unforgettable - that's what she is
My favorite Sinatra song is one of his very best. (I'VE GOT YOU) UNDER MY SKIN. I can listen to over and over. It has all the Sinatra trademarks including a woman he was deeply in love with, Ava Gardner. He also has a great live recording in front of friends called, IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR. Enjoy.
Can't ever get enough of Frank Sinatra. He has a library of well over 200 plus songs to his credit. Another song you should do is "That's Life" my personal favorite... enjoy 😉
This is Count Basie's Orchestra backing him, including Basie's trademark sparse piano ending.Fabulous.
Greatest big band ever
Frankie was amazing, and that sound of Count Basie is incredible !! That groove and smooth and sound, unique.
The voice, the arrangement are both great! But don’t forget the first class orchestra playing behind him! A treat for the ears.
That’s Count Basie and his orchestra
He always had the best arrangements especially in the 50s and 60s.
My first crush before I knew what a crush was at about 5 years old. Back in the 60's he was on so many variety shows. I miss those shows. Ya'll check out The Rat Pack.
Sinatra and Basie. Doesn't get any better than that.
Love how the band swings SO hard in back of him.
Quincy Jones, did most of Frank's musical arrangements...watch Frank live, you'll see Quincy. Plus he's fantastic to watch...He was going out new generation coming up...Elvis and Rock in Roll
Have you seen the clip of he and Elvis singing a duet in 1960? Elvis had just gotten out of the army, and Frank had a "welcome home Elvis" part on his show.
Nelson Riddle was another arranger that gave these songs the ""wow" factor.
A legend we’ll never see again, he was an original! Can still see Mom & Pop slow dancin’ on the beach to this during summer vacation 😪 THX’s Asia & BJ ♥️ Yawl!
One of my favorites - played it at our wedding as we went back up the aisle. So smooth and his legendary “phrasing” - he kind of makes up his own rhythm
Asia says, 'I don't know what it is' I do know. It is the effortlessness of his voice. It is like he is not trying, but still sounds amazing.
He always had the greatest musical arrangements available to him !!
"That's Amore", "Aint That A Kick In The Head", or "Sway" by Dean Martin. (Another member of the Rat Pack)
Pretty darned sure Sinatra's backing band on this tune was Count Basie and His Orchestra, one of the LEGENDARY African-American contributions to swing/jazz music ever!
Most of Sinatra‘s famous recordings were made by Count Basie from the early 50s to late 70s early 80s. Some powerful stuff!
@@coldplay68 Yes, in addition to the Nelson Riddle Orchestra who also backed up Frankie a lot.
You may not know this..but Sinatra was so revered ..and considered the voice and background music for America .that when that great moment when we landed the first human on the Moon
the Astronauts were playing THIS very Song 🎵 in their Spacecraft ! How perfect THAT song .. THOSE lyrics ..and THAT VOICE..for that Momentous historic moment ! You know if there were beings living on the moon ..they would want his album 😉🤩😇
My parents were big fans of Sinatra. I grew up hearing his music along with Dean Martin's too!❤
Quincy Jones was very much a part of Frank Sinatra’s life with his arrangements… Frank absolutely respected and loved Quincy, they did a lot of great music together
He lovesdQuincey!
❤ Frank ❤
You should react to Sinatra's classic "New York New York".
Great reaction. I hope you continue to delve into the “classic” crooner category with singers like Nat King Cole, Ella Fitzgerald, Mel Torme, Johnny Mathis, Jo Stafford, and of course, “old Blue Eyes” Frank Sinatra.
The band that plays for Frank Sinatra in this time period is Count Basie & Orchestra. You can check out one of the best performances of Frank and the Count on the recording: Sinatra at the Sands with Count Basie
I’m so happy you two reacted to this song. Quincy Jones changed the arrangement of the song for Frank Sinatra…. And of course it turned into a musical masterpiece. It was also the song my husband and I danced to at our wedding. It has a special place in my heart. Thank you for keeping great music alive and present. Much love
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I do not know if you two realize, how much your videos brighten my day.
What is great about his rendition is the fact no one ever heard it like this. The song Fly Me To The Moon was a slow ballad. Listen to Dianah Washington's version.
Frank Sinatra, the Master of his craft. Unbelievable phrasing and breath control.
Buzz Aldrin & Neil Armstrong played this song when they went to the actual moon in 69!
Sinatra has always been one of my favorite singer. Over the years I have amassed over 280+ songs by Sinatra, with Johnny Mathis coming in at with 125 songs, Barbra Streisand and the Carpenter logging in over 60 songs each!
Count Basie's band in its prime, and young trumpet player Quincy Jones arrangement.
Ignore Sinatra for a moment and listen to the drum intro, add a flute, a few soft horns, then bring the sax rifts in, then release the horn section! Beautiful song construction. This is a master class in arrangements.
You have to react now to the most amazing American female singer: Nina Simone. It’s like Frank in the way of uniqueness….. Nobody have sing like Nina !!!! She was also a great piano player, composer and a strong activist for the Human Rights movement of the 60’s. Her history it worth to be listened as much as her music. Try any of her hits just know her songs are usually short.
Nina Simone's I put a spell on you. Brilliant!
The greatest singer of the popular song.
Yes...Quincy Jones asked angelina jordan to sing this at his 85th bday celebration. The same arrangement that Frank Sinatra sang, she was 12! It's so worth checking that out.
I fell in love with my first husband dancing to this song at a beautiful nightclub. Something about this song - the flame just went UPPP! Wooosh! Frank has that kind of voice and effect on lovers in the night 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗❣.
You aren't the only one Asia everybody loved him, I'm 79 he is perhaps the greatest of all time, perhaps.
An absolute classic. I love Sinatra. He's my go-to for when I want happy, chill music on. I especially like to jam out to him while I'm cooking.
The band is none other than the jazz legend Count Basie and his Orchestra. Music doesn't get any better than this. I don't know if "wholesome" is the word I'd use to describe Frank. I mean, he himself used to say he's nothing but a saloon singer. But there's no doubt about this: If there was a Mount Rushmore of male vocalists, his face would be the first one they'd chisel out of the granite. Probably the most significant pop singer of the 20th century.
Frank started his career in the 1940's singing out front of big bands! That's why he's so comfortable doing it here years later!
what a voice !!!!!
My Sinatra Story goes like this,I was 22 went with my MOM to Madison Square Garden to see him live.Now remember I had been at Woodstock,Loved Led Zeppelin Black Sabbath Deep Purple and Rock!!! Mom loved Frank so I went..The greatest performer I ever witnessed..amazing Thank You
And yes I'm singing the intro again 🤣🤣🤣🥰every damn time.
Great dance music or easy listening to in an convertible with the top down.
This Frank Sinatra with Count Basie rendition is my favorite version of this song.
There's a movie called "Down With Love" that features this version contrasted with the Astrud Gilberto version, which I also like, which is pretty interesting to see such different takes on the song played in the same movie scene.
He had a top 40 record every decade of his professional life into the 1980's, I believe.
My dad had Frank on the radio every Sunday. He grew up right around the corner ❤️😌
He sang lots of songs that weren’t light, but they’re not the ones that get played at weddings. If you want to try one of those, try “One for my Baby (and one more for the road) 🤌
Back in the day -- my youth.. AM Radio play would only allow 2:minutes to 2:10 songs.. that's why they were all recorded that way. the Beatles "Hey Judy" was he first song to break that barrier
Frank Sinatra, Count Basie and his orchestra along with Quincy Jones arrangement made an amazing song. You should hear it on his Live From The Sands album. Count Basie was the best. You should check Count Basie along with Joe Williams singing Everyday I Have the Blues.
Nobody is ever angry when Sinatra is on the radio.....You can hear every word and understand every syllable
It's good to see folks your age digging on this music. It is timeless.
Understated is cool. Less is more. Restrained is kooky-groovy, baby!
I grew up a hard rock guy and didn't get into Frank until much later, but the man is Mr. Cool, Mr. Soul, Mr. Smooth.
Makes you think about your grandmother and great-grandmother's in a different way. You KNOW they listened to Frank!
This is a popular wedding reception first dance song. This is a classic. Quincy Jones arranged this album.
Daddy raised me on Frankie.. Mama raised me on Elvis... Pop-pop raised me on old country. raised myself on classic rock..but grew up with my Hair bands//// I love all music
Unique. Band and singer. Just unique 😎
His voice: smooth, manly, clear and melodic. Sinatra was one of the biggest big band singers in the 1930s. Ladies of the era went wild for Frank's crooning.
If you like instrumental music, look for the 12-13 minute version of "Sing Sing Sing" by Benny Goodman at Carnegie Hall in 1938 on YT. Your feet will move, baby!
Sinatra the best singer ever no doubt amazing snd stunning
Good for you...great music is great music......Mozart, Willie, Zeppelin, George Strait, Beatles , U2, Sinatra...I think you get the point. :)
Do a Little Michael Buble'. For some of the same feeling, "That's Life", "New York", "Mrs. Jones", "Georgia On My Mind" Any of these will make You feel it...Try It, You'll Like It...
You haven’t heard of this song 😦 I absolutely love this type of music, growing up with it cause my grandparents and my parents.
I love Sinatra. New York New York
Sinatra" s Orchestra was The Count Basie Orchestra for Many Years & they were all Balck which @ times caused issues on the Road but Sinatra Never Backed down & Always Stood up & not tolerate them being treated different so
in ways Frank was ahead of the times in more way than one !
At one time, this was the epitome of "cool," along with "shark-skin suits," midnight shades, shiny black Lincolns, and a vodka martini at the "Sands."
Not exactly mumble rap, hahahahaha. Diction and phrasing are perfect, and his voice is such a flexible instrument.
He got his start in the 40's big band of Tommy Dorsey, his nick name Ole' Blue Eyes.
Great reaction to this classic my way and that's are two more great frank sinatra songs
Oh you need to listen to Dean Martin! Any number of his songs are just exquisite! He's a really smooth crooner! 💜
Frank's timing is the best of anyone, impeccable
It wasn't until my 30's that I understood why my parents and all their friends loved Frank. Silky smoothe, baby!
Conducted by Quincy Jones and the Count Basie Orchestra Try 1966 era.
Today's music relies too much on technology. Songs and music from older eras relied on pure talent. Their commitment to producing quality was focused on fans. Giving the audience a good show. Frank Sinatra and others prime peak years were before my time as well. But they still had careers going into my timeline. Some died too. After my mom passed I rediscovered their music. A new appreciation. Have you guys tried the Rat Pack days of Frankie? (Sammy Davis Jr., Dean Martin-singers, Joey Bishop -comic, Peter Lawford-actor). Do you know Frank did some comedy, as well as being a dramatic actor? Anyway keep up the good work. Thanks for bringing older singers, songs and music to younger audiences. Creating new fans. Maybe if there is enough demand for better music from the past. You might just change the music industry for better quality. Well made music become classics. Test everything, retain what is good.
He worked really hard at his craft but he never let it show. He learned how to sing while breathing in and out from Harry James.
Great tune
Wonderful arrangement
And Frank he could sing a little bit doncha think
This is with the Nelson Riddle band who is also the arranger of this entire album.
There are still lounges where this musical spirt live on, and that's a wonderful thing. Thanks for a cool reaction
Frank's version of 'Send in the Clowns" is epic.
YES!!!!!!!!! IT'S SO GREAT!
His voice is so pure and clear...that voice makes me so happy!! Great wedding voice!!🎶 Speaking of Elvis...you need to watch Love Me Tender live 1970 Las Vegas...he kisses around 30 women during this song!!💋💋🎶🎵🎶
Fun fact: the accompanying band was in the movie Blazing Saddles.
I just LOVE frank sinatra.
what a man.
I saw his son Frank Jr in concert. Almost the same as his dad...
Please listen to "It was a very good year," by Frank Sinatra...He and Sammy Davis Junior were very close friends... Also, my grandparents lived next door to Sinatra in the 1930s...It was a very good year ....
Such a joy.