BACK IN THE DAY PEOPLE ALWASY HAD THAT SHIT WAY THEY TALKED, LOL U EITHER KNOW OR U DONT, BUT HE WAS FIRST TO HAVE A NORMAL SMERICAN ACSENT NOT THAT STUPID SHIT THEY ALL SOUNDED LIKE NEWS ANCHORS WITH BRAKING NEWS OR SUM SHIT
This man is timeless. All my students were born after he passed, yet they all know who Frank Sinatra was, as well as his voice anytime a song of his comes on.
First time I saw him I took my mom. I was around 30. She absolutely adored and loved him. It was the old Chicago Stadium and the stage was in the round in the middle. When they first introduced him they had turned off the lights and he was standing in a runway. They threw the spotlight on him and he walked thru the runway and up to the stage. By the time he got there the audience was already in a frenzy clapping hysterically. My mom almost fainted. He bowed to each side never said a word and the place went nuts. Out of control. Finally he just thru his arm at the orchestra and they started playing and the crowd became quite and listened. Never forget how happy my mom was. I’m still listen to him almost daily. I’m 79 now.
Highly interesting you put that into the mother child "reunion" context. Thank you for your story telling. You deserve "even better" comments (than this one inspired by butter see above, so to say)
That final "even when I'm old and gray" wooowwww. I don't think he read music. that is so impressive for him to know to put those notes together (flawlessly)..not just some random run of notes (like some newer singers add crappy runs...blech.) It's really astounding to me.
This is just one of the many reasons why I LOVE Jazz Age Hollywood. Those people felt their art and music with their body and souls. Today 95% of the entertainers we have on the media look like dull, talentless robots.
Shut the fuck up u weirdo u Wouldn't be on youtube if u were 6 months old and don't talk bullshit about being some joke that no one thinks is funny fuck head
I always observe when Frank takes a deep breath and then proceeds to deliver an amazing phrase. This little combo, this arrangement and this performance knock me out, every time.
Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face ..
I've got a lot of his recordings, beginning with the Harry James stuff up to the Duets recordings. What always gets to me is how he tried just about everything, that the finger-snapping Chairman of the Board image ignores the sheer scope of what he tried out at one time or another. His excursions into jazz, his crazy experiments like the Jobim sessions, the Rod McKuen album, his work with the fellas who did Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons' albums, the Basie sessions, the album he did with the Hollywood String Quartet, his two shots at disco (Yikes!), the albums he conducted, starting his own record label, having a career that went on decade after decade, not to mention him practically inventing the concept album and microphone technique - wow. He never got into rock - hated the stuff - but his favourite Beatle was George and he recorded a one-copy-only special version of "The Lady is a Tramp" for Ringo's wedding. Oh, and he did a duet with Bono. He got a lot done in the 60 years he was in front of a microphone. When people tell me how the whole Rat Pack thing doesn't work for them, I lend them the "Watertown" album. That gets a LOT of conversations started. Anyone naming ANY singer the greatest of all time can't prove it. It's not like a sporting event where you can pull out a stopwatch or tape measure and prove someone went the fastest or furthest. Biggest selling singers? Sure. Like your talent is tied to how many recording your company gets sold. You can have personal favourites. I've got Freddie Mercury, Elvis Presley, and an opera singer or two. Jim Morrison? Sure. Still, Sinatra put out so much good music, four or more albums each year (!), year after year, while doing hundreds of concerts every year. Today, years pass before a performer finds a way to get 45 minutes of material produced - and six live performances is considered a tour. I mean, Shania Twain has a great voice and is one of the best selling artists of all time. But, in a recording career that started in 1993 - over twenty years ago - she's made four albums. Four. Her last studio album came out in 2002. That's not a putdown, at all. It's just a sign of the times.
I’m 23 years old and absolutely in love with this man. When my Mamaw Mary was still alive she was completely obsessed over Elvis and me with Frank. I can imagine getting to my grandmas age still loving Sinatra. It’s a sweet thought 🎶
I was born in the best generation for music. Here in 2020 at the touch of a finger we have free access to all of the greatest recordings ever made. Punk Jazz and Hip Hop were all created in the past 100 years. Appreciate that. No other generation has had this. I’m thankful. There’s so much good music still being made at the moment. The most popular music is of course utter trash because it’s been muddled by money. But there’s so many artists making amazing music today and if you look hard enough you’ll find it. Don’t let any tell you this generation sucks if they think that they’re lame and entirely out of the loop.
it bring tears in my eyes ,incredible melody and stunning performance,velvet voice,not counting the nobility and the sense of style,how sad that now there is no one like him. At those days artists respected the stage,they put their heart into the performance. It is like a taste of an old and expensive cognac,with years it tastes better.
Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face ..,
You make me feel so young You make me feel like spring has sprung Every time I see you grin I'm such a happy individual The moment that you speak I want to go and play hide-and-seek I want to go and bounce the moon Just like a toy balloon You and I, are just like a couple of tots Running across the meadow Picking up lots of forget-me-nots You make me feel so young You make me feel there are songs to be sung Bells to be rung, and a wonderful fling to be flung And even when I'm old and gray I'm gonna feel the way I do today 'Cause you make me feel so young
This concert was one of the highlights of his singing career. Frank performed at a couple other British venues during his stay at this time. He was so enchanted by the country that he decided to record an album there with songs about London and songs by British songwriters. It was the only time he recorded an album outside of the US 👍 Princess Margaret was among the British dignitaries in attendance
Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face ..
But his voice's eternal beauty won’t fade, nor lose any of its quality. And he will never die, as he will live on in this enduring video. As long as there are people still alive to watch this video, this song will live, and he will live in it.
Sinatra literally had it all - the voice, the demeanor, the moves, the looks and that's why he is the best entertainer there ever was and probably ever will be. He's captivating and unique.
I'm 60 and lucky to have lived during the birth of r&r, soul, folk, funk, punk, the time of Elvis, talking heads, underworld, you name em ... but its always gonna be Frank ... big thanks to my dad for playing Frank, Nat and Sarah Vaughn endlessly
I love Frank his music sound exactly the way it does recored and lots of artist these days love performance are terrible. I wish he was still here spreading joy with his music.
Great song, every time I hear it I think about it being used in the movie Elf with Will Ferrel, Peter Dinklage, Bob Newhart, Edward Asner, Zooey Deschanel and James Caan.
The height of music, Class. Wow. These cats are all in "top form" always, but this piano player is bringing so much to us, swing, jazz, Classical, blues, and the ranges are just fantastic. If you get a chance listen to the piano player's track at the beginning of Frank's song, they are just amazing comprehension of such things, such an absolute grasp on so many things in music. Throw money, lol. 💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎📀🔒🔐😇❤
I would just like to say a massive thank you. The show was ABSOLUTELY spectacular! We loved every minute of it! March 22nd 2019 Dammam. Thank you so much. 🌸🍃💎💙🎼🖤
I am 6 years old and I love, love, love Frank Sinatra. I love to sing this song My dad loves this song and always puts it in the car for me and my sisters to hear❤️
my dad used to sing this to me in the car before he passed away at 74. i was only a teenager back then and i used to find it so embarrassing but im 23 now and i cherish these things more than ever
By my reckoning, he's 47 here, and it's a treat to hear him with such a well-rehearsed small group, in such a big venue. This also features a very nifty reduction of Nelson Riddle's original, much larger arrangement. VERY COOL.
Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face ..
Yo estuve en este concierto. Tengo 45 años. Soy un viajero del tiempo. Los años 60, 70 y 80 del siglo XX fueron la mejor etapa para vivir. Muchos hacemos "turismo" en esas épocas y es increíble las experiencias que se viven en esos periodos de tiempo. Saludos.
he looks so cool doing those gestures. even when he got old it didnt seem like he was old cuz of that hard look on his face. he seemed like an ice cube.
"he seemed like an ice cube" is the strangest compliment I've heard given to Frank Sinatra but it gave me a smile after a tough day so thank you for writing this comment
It’s 2023 & Sinatra still sings the best songs.
yeaaa
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His voice was smooth like butter. It sounds so amazing
meh its overrated. Elvis is way better
Bruh u predicted Butter
Frl
BACK IN THE DAY PEOPLE ALWASY HAD THAT SHIT WAY THEY TALKED, LOL U EITHER KNOW OR U DONT, BUT HE WAS FIRST TO HAVE A NORMAL SMERICAN ACSENT NOT THAT STUPID SHIT THEY ALL SOUNDED LIKE NEWS ANCHORS WITH BRAKING NEWS OR SUM SHIT
@@AC-mp7cx okay 60 year old
Frank just could sing so beautifully so naturally. His voice is everything.
The fact he sings so effortlessly. I just, wow.
This man is timeless. All my students were born after he passed, yet they all know who Frank Sinatra was, as well as his voice anytime a song of his comes on.
Yeaaaa
That’s refreshing to hear. I’m glad you shared this. 😊
First time I saw him I took my mom. I was around 30. She absolutely adored and loved him. It was the old Chicago Stadium and the stage was in the round in the middle. When they first introduced him they had turned off the lights and he was standing in a runway. They threw the spotlight on him and he walked thru the runway and up to the stage. By the time he got there the audience was already in a frenzy clapping hysterically. My mom almost fainted. He bowed to each side never said a word and the place went nuts. Out of control. Finally he just thru his arm at the orchestra and they started playing and the crowd became quite and listened. Never forget how happy my mom was. I’m still listen to him almost daily. I’m 79 now.
i wish you a good life brother
Dodong Xander - same time you my friend.
Thank you for sharing such a wonderful experience
@@ronrobert1544 I hope you too have experienced the joy a great singer can give
Highly interesting you put that into the mother child "reunion" context. Thank you for your story telling. You deserve "even better" comments (than this one inspired by butter see above, so to say)
I feel nostalgic. Frank Sinatra, one of the very best.
Im afraid :c
the very best
I was very lucky to be at this concert
+Larry Lautman really??
Damn, you're old as dirt
Larry Lautman how old are you
Wow super!!! Lucky you 😉
So lucky...
2020 let's bring back Sinatra's music style
i gotchu ;)
And paul anka please
now it's 2021
@@catarinaproenca2059 Now it is
Trap music is eating the music industry RN🤕🤕
That final "even when I'm old and gray" wooowwww. I don't think he read music. that is so impressive for him to know to put those notes together (flawlessly)..not just some random run of notes (like some newer singers add crappy runs...blech.) It's really astounding to me.
I love the drummer, just politely tapping away in a tuxedo.
@Randy Wong no
Every gesture every move swings just as great as the voice. The musicians singer
This is just one of the many reasons why I LOVE Jazz Age Hollywood. Those people felt their art and music with their body and souls. Today 95% of the entertainers we have on the media look like dull, talentless robots.
I am only 6 months old and I love frank sinatra this is way better than justin bieber
and im a fetus
lol
no one cares
sophia docs ***** It was a joke
Shut the fuck up u weirdo u Wouldn't be on youtube if u were 6 months old and don't talk bullshit about being some joke that no one thinks is funny fuck head
keep coming back to this 😬😬👌
Frank Sinatra always one of my favourite artists.
I always observe when Frank takes a deep breath and then proceeds to deliver an amazing phrase. This little combo, this arrangement and this performance knock me out, every time.
Yeaaaa
Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face ..
@@frankhendricks5918 in realtà non c'è nulla di semplice. Sinatra è un fenomeno unico
If a better singer has walked this Earth, I don't know who it is.
Ray Charles
Elvis Presley
Freddie Mercury
John Lennon
Dean Martin
Sam Cooke
Al Green
Robert Johnson
I can go on forever, guy
Mr. Sinatra is still an impeccable singer nonetheless and still one of my personal favorites
I've got a lot of his recordings, beginning with the Harry James stuff up to the Duets recordings. What always gets to me is how he tried just about everything, that the finger-snapping Chairman of the Board image ignores the sheer scope of what he tried out at one time or another. His excursions into jazz, his crazy experiments like the Jobim sessions, the Rod McKuen album, his work with the fellas who did Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons' albums, the Basie sessions, the album he did with the Hollywood String Quartet, his two shots at disco (Yikes!), the albums he conducted, starting his own record label, having a career that went on decade after decade, not to mention him practically inventing the concept album and microphone technique - wow.
He never got into rock - hated the stuff - but his favourite Beatle was George and he recorded a one-copy-only special version of "The Lady is a Tramp" for Ringo's wedding. Oh, and he did a duet with Bono. He got a lot done in the 60 years he was in front of a microphone. When people tell me how the whole Rat Pack thing doesn't work for them, I lend them the "Watertown" album. That gets a LOT of conversations started.
Anyone naming ANY singer the greatest of all time can't prove it. It's not like a sporting event where you can pull out a stopwatch or tape measure and prove someone went the fastest or furthest. Biggest selling singers? Sure. Like your talent is tied to how many recording your company gets sold. You can have personal favourites. I've got Freddie Mercury, Elvis Presley, and an opera singer or two. Jim Morrison? Sure. Still, Sinatra put out so much good music, four or more albums each year (!), year after year, while doing hundreds of concerts every year. Today, years pass before a performer finds a way to get 45 minutes of material produced - and six live performances is considered a tour.
I mean, Shania Twain has a great voice and is one of the best selling artists of all time. But, in a recording career that started in 1993 - over twenty years ago - she's made four albums. Four. Her last studio album came out in 2002. That's not a putdown, at all. It's just a sign of the times.
Brendon Urie is gifted with the voice of Sinatra
No. Sinatra is Magic. That's the difference. If you don't hear it, nothing can be done.
Oh beautiful song, you make me feel so spring has sprung....... You Make Me Feel So Young😊
Bravo. I love his timing and style. Superb talent
I've never heard Frank hit a sour tone, even by a bit. The guy was amazing.
So much class, they don't make them like this any more.
What do you mean there’s Michael bible
I’m 23 years old and absolutely in love with this man. When my Mamaw Mary was still alive she was completely obsessed over Elvis and me with Frank. I can imagine getting to my grandmas age still loving Sinatra. It’s a sweet thought 🎶
I understand!!!! ❤❤❤
What amazing vocal control. Unparalleled in Western music.
I was born in the best generation for music. Here in 2020 at the touch of a finger we have free access to all of the greatest recordings ever made. Punk Jazz and Hip Hop were all created in the past 100 years. Appreciate that. No other generation has had this. I’m thankful. There’s so much good music still being made at the moment. The most popular music is of course utter trash because it’s been muddled by money. But there’s so many artists making amazing music today and if you look hard enough you’ll find it. Don’t let any tell you this generation sucks if they think that they’re lame and entirely out of the loop.
it bring tears in my eyes ,incredible melody and stunning performance,velvet voice,not counting the nobility and the sense of style,how sad that now there is no one like him. At those days artists respected the stage,they put their heart into the performance.
It is like a taste of an old and expensive cognac,with years it tastes better.
Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face ..,
You make me feel so young
You make me feel like spring has sprung
Every time I see you grin
I'm such a happy individual
The moment that you speak
I want to go and play hide-and-seek
I want to go and bounce the moon
Just like a toy balloon
You and I, are just like a couple of tots
Running across the meadow
Picking up lots of forget-me-nots
You make me feel so young
You make me feel there are songs to be sung
Bells to be rung, and a wonderful fling to be flung
And even when I'm old and gray
I'm gonna feel the way I do today
'Cause you make me feel so young
I feel I was born in the right generation. I get to enjoy the best of both worlds.
@Adam Zawisza Even things from the 1800s!
The best thing someone can tell you. A super compliment. A love declaration. A gift.
We need artists like him today, it would make the whole world look better if everyone listened to that.
Nobody compares to Sinatra. Just the best.
His phrasing is perfection.A true legend ❤️👌
Just Awesome!!! Thank goodness for RUclips giving us all a chance to see this greatness.
This concert was one of the highlights of his singing career. Frank performed at a couple other British venues during his stay at this time.
He was so enchanted by the country that he decided to record an album there with songs about London and songs by British songwriters. It was the only time he recorded an album outside of the US 👍
Princess Margaret was among the British dignitaries in attendance
Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face ..
But his voice's eternal beauty won’t fade, nor lose any of its quality. And he will never die, as he will live on in this enduring video. As long as there are people still alive to watch this video, this song will live, and he will live in it.
The coolest of cool, classiest of class, best of the best, never bettered, his legacy will never die. RIP Legend !
Would've absolutely loved to see this man love. My favourite artist. Incredible
Such a pity there isn't anymore artists like Frank Sinatra
Sinatra literally had it all - the voice, the demeanor, the moves, the looks and that's why he is the best entertainer there ever was and probably ever will be. He's captivating and unique.
This song brings back a ton of memories
I'm 60 and lucky to have lived during the birth of r&r, soul, folk, funk, punk, the time of Elvis, talking heads, underworld, you name em ... but its always gonna be Frank ... big thanks to my dad for playing Frank, Nat and Sarah Vaughn endlessly
I will never get tired of listening to this song.
perfect timing incredible
An original. We will never hear anyone like ole Blue Eyes again. What a star.
Honestly I can play this song 100 times and not get bored. He’s that good.
Que se puede agregar, no hubo ni habrá nadie como FRANKI. Gracias.
Greatest ever and 2 millions views of this video proves it, he is timeles
It’s 2022 and Frankie’s still legend❤️
I love Frank his music sound exactly the way it does recored and lots of artist these days love performance are terrible. I wish he was still here spreading joy with his music.
I can always count on Franky to make my days better ❤🤗
Great song, every time I hear it I think about it being used in the movie Elf with Will Ferrel, Peter Dinklage, Bob Newhart, Edward Asner, Zooey Deschanel and James Caan.
The height of music, Class. Wow.
These cats are all in "top form" always, but this piano player is bringing so much to us, swing, jazz, Classical, blues, and the ranges are just fantastic.
If you get a chance listen to the piano player's track at the beginning of Frank's song, they are just amazing comprehension of such things, such an absolute grasp on so many things in music.
Throw money, lol. 💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎📀🔒🔐😇❤
No wonder. The piano player was Bill Miller and in fact worked a real long time with Mr. Blue Eyes ; )
Man, our current “artists” can’t hold a candle in the wind to this kind of talent
2019 and there will never be s sound like Frank 🙌
Juste le chanteur et les musiciens. C'est tout ce qu'il faut a un concert. Pas besoin du show !
Sinatra é uma gênio... ainda continua sendo um referencial de intérprete.
Best take
God I love Frank, one of my favorite artists:)❤
I could listen to this all day. I’m 28. Great music he made.
I love this for many reasons, but mostly because Sinatra with a small jazz combo is pretty rare. Awesome.
I was 23 when this song came out and now I'm 61, but I feel 23 again every time I hear it. LOVE it big time!!
So this song came out in 1985?
How? I'm 62 and this song came out way before I was in my 20's.
I would just like to say a massive thank you. The show was ABSOLUTELY spectacular! We loved every minute of it!
March 22nd 2019 Dammam. Thank you so much. 🌸🍃💎💙🎼🖤
كلمة أحبك قليله ، صوتك😿💗
I Love Sinatra
Me too he has a smoothness you just don't get anymore
I am 6 years old and I love, love, love Frank Sinatra. I love to sing this song
My dad loves this song and always puts it in the car for me and my sisters to hear❤️
I’m 600 years old I remember being here when I was close to my death bed.
one of his fine performances.
Man, Sinatra is awesome!!
Greatest singer that ever lived, hands down. Nobody even comes a million miles near Sinatra
We'll never see the like again ...LEGEND
Paul Gibbs we still got sal valentenetti
my dad used to sing this to me in the car before he passed away at 74. i was only a teenager back then and i used to find it so embarrassing but im 23 now and i cherish these things more than ever
I will always love Frank Sinatra ....
This genre of music just needs to come back ):😭😭
Great as usual.
Clássica...linda e inesquecível...
Bom fim de carnaval, e obrigado elo comentário amiga!
He makes it look so effortless.
My forever favourite singer!
Just concrete in the background.
Best song ever.
I might be the first one to say this please don't judge me but.. he might be better than today's artists
LOVEEEE to clean my house to Sinatra❤
He was perfectly on top of that swing beat. My fav part is that "rrrrrrrrrunning across the meadow".
GRANDE FRANCO,CIAO DA FRED ITALY, MILANO, BYE.
The VOICE!!! Timeless
By my reckoning, he's 47 here, and it's a treat to hear him with such a well-rehearsed small group, in such a big venue.
This also features a very nifty reduction of Nelson Riddle's original, much larger arrangement.
VERY COOL.
live and no autotune.. incredible
Beautiful, this is real music!
thats my sinatra ,this masterpiece song
thank you so very very much!!!
Why is it so good?Its better than any music in 2021
Listen to him since I was 11 back in 2001. His music is the love of my life!
In his prime, no one ever better. Insisted on perfection.
The classics were always the best 😍💗😍 this is real music
1962 and i still listening this in 2016
I seriously fall in love in every single song
One of the absolut greatest singers ever! I dedicated this song to my wife...
Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face ..
@@frankhendricks5918 ...it did, thank you Frank!
You'll Never Ever See Anything Like This Again Ever PERIOD!!!!!
Yo estuve en este concierto. Tengo 45 años. Soy un viajero del tiempo. Los años 60, 70 y 80 del siglo XX fueron la mejor etapa para vivir. Muchos hacemos "turismo" en esas épocas y es increíble las experiencias que se viven en esos periodos de tiempo. Saludos.
Frank Sinatra was an original. I respect and appreciate talent. This song, is one of my personal favourite. The Venting Vigilante.
He's saved my relationship many times
55 YEARS ON AND STILL NOBODY TO TOUCH THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL OLD BLUE EYES FOREVER
he looks so cool doing those gestures. even when he got old it didnt seem like he was old cuz of that hard look on his face. he seemed like an ice cube.
"he seemed like an ice cube" is the strangest compliment I've heard given to Frank Sinatra but it gave me a smile after a tough day so thank you for writing this comment
Hehe
I was born 2 days ago and I love frank Sinatra