Well he actually died at age 82, and had not appeared in public for a couple of years before that. I believe this was his 80th birthday tribute in December 1995. He had stopped performing earlier that year because his health issues were making it impossible to tour any more. (There were two incidents in 1994 when he collapsed during performances; that was the deciding factor). His daughter Tina said that he didn't want to appear on this program, and that he particularly disliked having other people sing his songs to him. According to Tina, he only did it as a favor to his friend George Slaughter, who produced it, because it was hard for him to say no.
@@dave00004483 I wasn't aware that he didn't want to be there, he was also suffering from dementia which was released after his death, but you can tell in a split second that his eyes lit up as he hung on to that end note before swinging the microphone around, you could tell he was at least happy to be in that moment.
@@dave00004483 Schlatter. Yes, I read Tina's opinion and I believe it. What I suspect Tina meant but didn't say, out of politeness, was that Frank didn't care for many of the performers on the program. I saw the broadcast and recall Frank's expression after hearing Bob Dylan, whose "singing" is as far as one can get from Sinatra. Frank's expression was like WTF was that?
Frank es una leyenda, amigo y coincido contigo Pero no puedes incluir a un cantante pleno en vigencia en sus actuaciones, series en plena difusión y otra ya concluyendo con actividades exitosas fuera de la música,; me refiero a Luis Miguel Piénsalo, no lo encierres en una Leyenda...
He didn't write one song, play one instrument so he is like a just a karaoke performer who has a nice voice. Look at Xfactor or America idol they too have nice voices one year they are all talked about 3 years later they are on the trash heap
@@studentrecruitmentpro7361 The instrument is his voice. Isn't that enough?!?!? Many jazz musicians would love to swing and phrase as Frank did. Just take a look on what Miles Davis said about Frank. Absolute respect.
@@studentrecruitmentpro7361 he did actually write sons and he also conducted orchestras as well as having the most popular voice of the 20th century as his main instrument, go have a listen to the song this love of mine by frank, there’s others too but that’s his most popular of his own written songs. More or less every singer or band sings other peoples songs even the Beatles did
@@tomhall7644 he is like Elvis he didn't write anything. The difference between now and then is that performers like him go through some silly program like x factor and the winners are on the rubbish heap within two years. www.sundaypost.com/in10/health/the-songwriters-behind-frank-sinatras-great-musWhat does an orchestra conductor do, read music and help musicians keep time.
What a legend. Age catches up with us all. A voice that we must never forget. God bless you Frank. Thankyou. I see a lot of the guests have gone now they don’t make em like they used to. We shall never forget you all. RIP and thanks for the memories.
Sinatra es increíble, espectacular, una leyenda. Luis Miguel el único latino invitado a esta celebración por el cumpleaños de Frank, el más joven y el único con la potestad de ser La Voz después de La Voz por encima de leyendas reunidas allí como Tony Bennett.
Al 100% de acuerdo contigo, es mas, para ese tiempo 1994, Luis Miguel ya era mejor que cualquiera de ellos, aun que Frank Sinatra, ya que su voz estaba al 1000% capaz de cantar en todos los tonos y notas que ninguno ahi alcanzaria, es mas, Luis Miguel solo pudo haber terminado el tema con una nota tremenda y con el microfono a la altura de la cintura como acostumbra. Ahora él es LA VOZ, él es LA LEYENDA.
Despite being 79 or 80 years old at the time of this performance... he can still hold a long note. I may not of been there when this occured 25 or 26 years or so ago, but when I first watched this clip, I actually felt teary eyed (I am getting teary eyed right now typing this up 😢) , and now I kind of wish I was not born in the 21st century and I wish I was alive to see this legend from when he was that the bottom of the ladder to when he was at the top... It would of been an honour to meet him in person. At this point, he is basically my idol. R.I.P Frank Sinatra, aka Ol' Blues Eyes, aka The Voice, aka The Chairman of the Board. As well as all most everyone on that stage, but Frank Sinatra is the one that will be missed for the rest of mine and everyone lifetimes, and the future generations 100 or more years from now will still know this legend... And yes... I may be in the United Kingdom, but he was still highly popular over here, touching many hearts, including from people who were not even alive in the 20th Century, and that includes mine... 😢🇬🇧😢
The good thing about today is with the internet you can open a door in time. There are many clips and stories about the greats like Sinatra so we can all take a step back to those golden times.
well I was born in 1935, so I have vivid memories of Frank Sinatra young - his films, like Anchors Aweigh, and so many more I'm 86 now in 2021 Greetings from Lima, Peru
I understand perfectly what you say... and what you feel. I think the same, ... the 20th, what a century ! What moments ! We can do our best to live the most beautiful life that we can have now, in knowing what is possible for happiness and glory times !
@Bullwinkle J. Moose when frank sings a song he wraps himself around it and sinks himself into it you can feel every syllable and you know his soul in it. He leave a legacy of music. There won't be another FRANK SINATRA. That's a fact.
@Bullwinkle J. Moose yes ofc . He became famous at 25/26 and the fame runs to this date. He is the only teen idol who went to become a superstar later on. I told you before he sings with emotions not plain words. Let me put it this way. If I was sad or heartbroken or happy or raging, he sounds just like I would if I was singing. That means he has an unique power of Expression. In his own words he said " I believe I'm honest when I'm singing, everything else said about me is unimportant". This is not WAP bullshit. Simply the best of the best music. Maybe if you stick to listening to him you'll understand him more and more. The way I viewed his singing a year ago has drastically changed when I learnt and heard more of him.😌
@Bullwinkle J. Moosedon't take me wrong. Sometimes opera gets boring. Frank himself liked opera. But it's not something that'll make your heart rejoice. It's kinda serious stuff. You can relate to Frank . That's all.
@Bullwinkle J. Moose as a matter of fact he's called "The voice " in case you didn't know. . you're allowed to not like him, but not welcomed disrespecting him.
Los mexicanos son muy envidiosos cuando uno de nosotros alcanza una gran altura. No sé qué les pasa. Son los mismos que matan a sus artistas y luego lloran y hacen documentales sobre cómo los extrañan mucho 😒
This gives me goosebumps. I don't know what I like best- Steve Lawrence's clear, booming lead towards the end, Frank pulling his arm away from Tony Bennett with a twinkle in his eye, the boylike face of Vic Damone watching Frank sing, or Frank holding that note at the end...wish Sammy and Dean could have been there. Priceless and timeless.
@@ah7910I mean dean could’ve been there as this was made in 12-14-95 and he was still alive until Christmas Day 1995. he probably would’ve needed a oxygen tank or something because he was very sick at the end of His life but he could’ve psychically been there on stage with them he just would’ve needed a lot of help.
De lo bueno poco,grandísimos artistas,una lluvia de estrellas internacionales,y orgullosamente un gran talento Méxicano,Luis Miguel forever,I Love You💓💓
Que hablas bruta? Tiene que saber de música y canto para comentar eso. Argumentos músicales necesitamos. Luis Miguel no era ni la décima parte de José José ni es la quinta parte de Mercury, bruta.
@@murrietaruizandres6874 Jajaja, estupideces que dices. Luis Miguel ya superó a todos los artistas latinos en cuestión de arreglos musicales, géneros cantados, voz, presencia, número de canciones, canciones éxitos, que siempre se mantuvo fiel a su estilo, el mejor bolerista del mundo, ha hecho cine, nunca tuvo que traducir sus discos al inglés, actualmente ha vendido más de 150 millones de discos convirtiéndose en uno de los 10 artistas latinos con más ventas de la Historia de la música, también estando a nivel Mundial, grabó un sencillo con Frank Sinatra, José José aceptó su admiración por LM, hizo su primer Grammy a los 15 años, lleva casi 40 años de trayectoria artística, ha cantado boleros, baladas, Big Band, villancicos, pop, Mariachi, ha Sido el primer artista Hispano en llenar el Madison Sqare Garden. Ha Sido admirado por Frank Sinatra, José José, Michael Jackson, Chicago, David Bisbal, Alejandro Sanz, Ricky Martin, Chayanne, I'll Volo, Celine Dion, Laura Pausini, Yuri, Ama Gabriel, Emmanuel, Arjona, Ricardo Montaner, El coque Muñiz, Armando Manzanero, Andrea Bocelli, Luciano Pavarotti, dicen que cuando atraparon a Sadamn Hussein tenía discos de romances de Luis Miguel, creo que no es necesario seguir el porque es el mejor artista latino de la Historia, verdad ? José José era asombroso como cantante y sus canciones, pero se metió más en los vicios.
@@alangutierrezhernandez2566 Está tonto, no le hagas caso, además Luis Miguel técnicamente hablando es mejor que Freddie Mercury como cantante. Lee mi otro comentario de porque puse que Luis Miguel es el mejor artista latino de la Historia.
THE GREATEST singer to EVER, EVER, EVER to take up the profession of SINGER NO OTHER singer is better, NO OTHER human being who has EVER sung is better than SINATRA...........NO ONE SINATRA wasn't ONE of the best he was the .........BEST.......the GREATEST there will NEVER, EVER, EVER, EVER see or hear ANOTHER singer like SINATRA I DON'T THINK we'll EVER, EVER, EVER see or hear anyone like him EVER AGAIN
True, Frank Sinatra was one of the greats but try listening to Engelbert Humperdinck from 1967 through 2000. Incredible range, breath control & heartfelt emotion. Another rare gem!!!!
@@meffamass252 You bet he did. He would have looked better without it. Unless you had watched him all through the years he would have not been recognizable! I still think he was the greatest and I always recognized him!
Lo haces ver como si hubiera sido un honor para Sinatra tenerlo de invitado 🤣. Pensé que a Luis Miguel solo lo idolatraban las tías cuarentonas, pero veo que no.
Momentos épicos de la verdadera M U S I CA ..... no la porkeria de reggaeton que hoy se vende, pasa un año y nadie se acuerda.... Nada se compara con la musica de los 70, 80 y 90s, decadas prodigiosas que dieron al mundo verdaderos A R T I S T A S
Me alegra haber visto y comentado y seguir apreciando vídeos de tanto talento de canto prodigioso de MiLuismi, antes de que los comentarios se llenen de comentarios de la serie, me gusta la serie, pero ni siquiera a mi edad (sólo diré que soy joven, bastante para algunos, yo lo expreso de que soy joven y ya) necesito de una serie para reconocer el prodigio de voz que tiene *MiLuismi, miINFINITO MiLuismi, UUUFFF MILUISMI MIÚNICOAMOR MILUISMI MITODO MILUISMI MIPERFECTO MIVIDA MIPRECIOSISÍMO DYSSDLYSPHMBHEMLINFDMD1H6IAMLMDNMLIGIAUVSEDGIA.*
Wow...what a wonderful clip this is ❤ 👏👏 👏 I wasn't expecting to see handsome Patrick Swayze and his beautiful wife! RIP 🙏for those who have left us!!!
Wow, to be in his late 70s or early 80s and still be able to: A. Have the same voice And B. Still be able to hold a note like an boss is beyond me. This just shows how much I think Frank Sinatra wasn’t actually a person and was just an angel, even before he died.
Not really THAT amazing to tell you the truth ! Guys like Johnny Mathis AND Tony Bennett ARE AMAZING !! Mathis just turned 85 and he's STILL PERFORMING and I believe Bennett is too and HE'S 94 !!
Wow ay estaba Luis mi rey pa pa pa pa ny y a dónde fueron a comer era mucha gente no creo que cupieran todos en el restaurante de preferencia de él Patsy's en ny no creo pero quien save que belleza Sinatra eso era así de grande por el corazón tan Bello que tenía sí señor huuuuu tremendo corazón buena buena persona y con pantalones también cuando se los tenía que poner precioso el vídeo
Wow! Hasta hoy vi este homenaje. Que orgullo que Luis Miguel el unico cantante latino y mexicano estuvo ahi, al lado de grandes celebridades, como Tony Benett, Tom Selleck, Robert Wagner, Patti Labelle, Ray Charles, Robert DeNiro, Natalie Cole, Danny Aiello, entre otros famosos. Y Frank Sinatra, inolvidable!! Bravo! Desde Mexico.
I love you Frank. I have WWII jacket in my closet, on it a metal clip pin with your picture on it, “‘it’s Frank’s World, We Just Live in It” ♥️ it’s still your world Frank, as long as my heart beats, and my ears hear!
Los mas grandes artistas. Los que verdaderamente seran inmortales, son las personas mas sencillas. Lo dificil para ellos siempre sera que ya no pueden caminar por la via publica sin ser acosados por la prensa y la gente. Por eso muchos los tachan de arrogantes o los miran inalcanzables. Pero son personas comunes en sus vidas privadas. Los que se crecen mas son los artistas del monton.
This was his 80th birthday celebration, and it wouldn't have been what it was if he hadn't gotten up and sang NY, NY! Fabulous, still! And the very fact that all those very famous people were there to honor him, well, it says it all!
I recently heard, I think right here on YooToob, the best story I've ever heard about Sinatra. It actually brought a tear to my eye: This was on one of his final tours if not _the_ last tour. During a show, he went to do the next song, raised the mic to his face, and drew a breath, and nothing came out. He just simply blanked on the lyric. It just didn't come to him. The band went silent, and so did the audience. And Frank just paced back and forth across the stage, whispering into the microphone, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry...." Right then, a man in the audience stood up and shouted out, "That's okay, Frank, we love you anyway!" And then the entire audience stood up, shouting out the same thing as they gave him a thunderous standing ovation. Obviously very moved, Frank launched into his next song, *_The Best is yet To come_*
And thank you mr sid .mark the great radio show host for turning me on to my number 1 idol when I was 15 years old. Playing mr s songs on tge radio for decades starting in 1957. Rip .mr sid mark.
Solo vengo a ver a la gran leyenda Luis Miguel, los otros deberían sentirse honrados de compartir escenario con el sol ☀️ de Mexico 🇲🇽 XD Excelente video 👏🏻
Yo soy mega fan de Luis Miguel pero no exageres, en este video estuvo rodeado de leyendas de la música y la actuación, y siendo objetivos el único bicho raro ahí fue Luis Miguel...
Este man sta loco del cerebro.. el honor lo tuvo Luis miguel por que era muy joven y ya staba en un escenario compartiendo con ya titanes para ese ntonces ... ese orgullo se le ve a luis miguel ahí en los pocos segundos que lo enfocan... así que no digas cosas que hasta miky te mandaría a volar si lee tu comentario
I LOVED FRANK SINATRA! GOOD, BAD OR WHATEVER, AND WHEN HE USED TO SAY, "MAY YOU ALL LIVE TO BE 100, AND THE LAST VOICE YOU HEAR IS MINE"! When in reality when he was suffering and near death in a hospital, and his last words were "I'M LOSING IT", he passed at 83!!!
Homenaje, que dieron a Franck Sinatra , otros cantantes, americanos, tan importantes, cómo Lionel Richi, o Liza Mineli, el día de su cumpleaños,.. Participando Luis Miguel, en dicho homenaje a Franck Sinatra,.. Así , cantaron a duo.. Frank Sinatra, y Luis Miguel,.. Por lo que Franck Sinatra, dijo de su joven partenaire, que podía ser su más digno sucesor... De esta forma, Luis Miguel, con tan solo 25.años se convirtió en su sucesor.. Lo que por otra parte, fue motivo de halago para Luis Miguel, . Ya que vio,👀 cumplido otro de sus grandes sueños.. Cantar con Franck Sinatra.. Cantar con su maestro .. Por lo que canto a duo , con él.. Canto con Franck Sinatra, " Fly with me.." Guardando un grato recuerdo , de ese homenaje... De ese día,.. En el que vio,👀 cumplido su gran deseo .. Su gran sueño.. Con gran cariño y mucho respeto a quien fue, su gran maestro .. De quién aprendió a cantar con sentimiento, pasión, y mucho corazón, ❤.. 🌹👼 R.D. 😇⚘
Hispanoamérica presente con una muy bien representación el gran Luis Miguel la mejor voz de México e Hispanoamérica de los últimos 30 años, ya su legado musical lo demuestra y lo pone como icono artístico.
Si estuviera vivo también allí estuviera Javier Solis Sinatra lo hubiera invitado también Sinatra admiraba mucho a Javier Solis le gustaba como cantaba sin duda Javier Solis y Luis Miguel 2 mexicanos chingones
A Luisito Rey no se le hizo ver el dueto con Michael Jackson, pero hacer un dueto con Frank Sinatra, no tiene precio. P.D. Tom Selleck guapísimo en ese tiempo. Wow!
Just read The Way it Was by Frank Sinatra manager Eliot Weisman. Frank S was the greatest and to have read the back story to this performance was amazing. Love him. He is a national treasure.
I saw this show when it originally aired. It was his 80th birthday! Whenever you get a chance put a CD or whatever on that is FRANK SINATRA. You will enjoy the hell out of it!
LA VOZ DEL MEXICANO LO LLEVO A ESTOS NIVELES Y NO ES CASUALIDAD SRES. LUIS MIGUEL ES UNICO E IRREPETIBLE VOCES COMO LA DE FRANK SINATRA TONY BENNETTE SON Y SERÁN RECORDADAS POR SIEMPRE !!!
I've just seen this, quite sad to see him move so slow. I saw Frank when he came to the Royal Albert Hall in London in 1992 when he was 76 and he still sang so powerfully, I was amazed as I've seen many singer's long past their prime who don't sound so good. A few do, but not many and Frank was astonishing still then. Looks like this is four years later. Here we are more than 20 years later and we still miss him so much. What a legacy.
People don’t understand how legendary this footage here is
wth i neva thought i see a fortnite kid here 💀
@@jay_swervin6404 soo?? You got a whole flight picture too. Just because I like a video game doesn’t mean I can’t like music like this
@@ilsmokedyou6326 neva meant disrespect you broo chill 😭 im jus surprised i see a fortnite kid in frank sintara videooo 💀
@@jay_swervin6404 nah is just the kid part Tripping me up I might be older than you I’m 17
LEGENDARY IS AN UNDERSTATEMENT
I love how he was able to hold the last note perfectly and longer than ever
Wow 83 years old and he's still the biggest and best in the business. Amazing!
Well he actually died at age 82, and had not appeared in public for a couple of years before that. I believe this was his 80th birthday tribute in December 1995. He had stopped performing earlier that year because his health issues were making it impossible to tour any more. (There were two incidents in 1994 when he collapsed during performances; that was the deciding factor). His daughter Tina said that he didn't want to appear on this program, and that he particularly disliked having other people sing his songs to him. According to Tina, he only did it as a favor to his friend George Slaughter, who produced it, because it was hard for him to say no.
@@dave00004483 I wasn't aware that he didn't want to be there, he was also suffering from dementia which was released after his death, but you can tell in a split second that his eyes lit up as he hung on to that end note before swinging the microphone around, you could tell he was at least happy to be in that moment.
@@J.D.Hardesty Right on - totally agree. Thanks.
@@dave00004483 Schlatter. Yes, I read Tina's opinion and I believe it. What I suspect Tina meant but didn't say, out of politeness, was that Frank didn't care for many of the performers on the program. I saw the broadcast and recall Frank's expression after hearing Bob Dylan, whose "singing" is as far as one can get from Sinatra. Frank's expression was like WTF was that?
Mis respetos para Luis Miguel, no sólo el único cantante de habla hispana sino el más joven entre todas esas leyendas.
Agradezco muchísimo que pongan comentarios en español, enserio 😢🙋👍👏👏👏👏
Frank es una leyenda, amigo y coincido contigo
Pero no puedes incluir a un cantante pleno en vigencia en sus actuaciones, series en plena difusión y otra ya concluyendo con actividades exitosas fuera de la música,; me refiero a Luis Miguel
Piénsalo, no lo encierres en una
Leyenda...
Y el menos importante en ese show 😋
El mas joven y ya es una leyenda luismi....un genio...
@@ralphnuolo3359 para estar en un homenaje así no lo creo
I got chills watching this! RIP to one of the greatest singers of all time!
Chills and tears
One of the?
I get embarrassed for all the ass kissing going on...😂😂
There are people that come once every 50 years, 100 years, 500 years or even a millennia, this man comes by once every million years
So about once every 80-90 years
He didn't write one song, play one instrument so he is like a just a karaoke performer who has a nice voice. Look at Xfactor or America idol they too have nice voices one year they are all talked about 3 years later they are on the trash heap
@@studentrecruitmentpro7361 The instrument is his voice. Isn't that enough?!?!? Many jazz musicians would love to swing and phrase as Frank did.
Just take a look on what Miles Davis said about Frank. Absolute respect.
@@studentrecruitmentpro7361 he did actually write sons and he also conducted orchestras as well as having the most popular voice of the 20th century as his main instrument, go have a listen to the song this love of mine by frank, there’s others too but that’s his most popular of his own written songs. More or less every singer or band sings other peoples songs even the Beatles did
@@tomhall7644 he is like Elvis he didn't write anything. The difference between now and then is that performers like him go through some silly program like x factor and the winners are on the rubbish heap within two years. www.sundaypost.com/in10/health/the-songwriters-behind-frank-sinatras-great-musWhat does an orchestra conductor do, read music and help musicians keep time.
Wow, Frank held that last note longer & better than his original ! Thanks, Jerry Wilson - crooner
No he didnt. Get your ears checked...
Nope
Yeah...Frank could sing.
@@RobyOneKenobi1961 No he did not..
What a legend. Age catches up with us all. A voice that we must never forget. God bless you Frank. Thankyou. I see a lot of the guests have gone now they don’t make em like they used to. We shall never forget you all. RIP and thanks for the memories.
So old, and so frail, and still hitting his key. Brilliant.
Sinatra es increíble, espectacular, una leyenda.
Luis Miguel el único latino invitado a esta celebración por el cumpleaños de Frank, el más joven y el único con la potestad de ser La Voz después de La Voz por encima de leyendas reunidas allí como Tony Bennett.
El único de ser la voz por encima de la voz es José José dicho por el propio Frank Sinatra
Pero nunca estuvo en uno de esos eventos
@@macartney21 Pasa el video para creerte. De ser mejor Jose Jose que Luis Miguel habria estado ahi.
Al 100% de acuerdo contigo, es mas, para ese tiempo 1994, Luis Miguel ya era mejor que cualquiera de ellos, aun que Frank Sinatra, ya que su voz estaba al 1000% capaz de cantar en todos los tonos y notas que ninguno ahi alcanzaria, es mas, Luis Miguel solo pudo haber terminado el tema con una nota tremenda y con el microfono a la altura de la cintura como acostumbra.
Ahora él es LA VOZ, él es LA LEYENDA.
@@baldemarherrera6600 NO FUE NADA SINATRA UNA LEYENDA LUIS MIGUEL UNO MAS
Despite being 79 or 80 years old at the time of this performance... he can still hold a long note. I may not of been there when this occured 25 or 26 years or so ago, but when I first watched this clip, I actually felt teary eyed (I am getting teary eyed right now typing this up 😢) , and now I kind of wish I was not born in the 21st century and I wish I was alive to see this legend from when he was that the bottom of the ladder to when he was at the top... It would of been an honour to meet him in person. At this point, he is basically my idol. R.I.P Frank Sinatra, aka Ol' Blues Eyes, aka The Voice, aka The Chairman of the Board. As well as all most everyone on that stage, but Frank Sinatra is the one that will be missed for the rest of mine and everyone lifetimes, and the future generations 100 or more years from now will still know this legend... And yes... I may be in the United Kingdom, but he was still highly popular over here, touching many hearts, including from people who were not even alive in the 20th Century, and that includes mine... 😢🇬🇧😢
The good thing about today is with the internet you can open a door in time.
There are many clips and stories about the greats like Sinatra so we can all take a step back
to those golden times.
The time to live is the present.
well I was born in 1935, so I have vivid memories of Frank Sinatra young - his films, like Anchors Aweigh, and so many more I'm 86 now in 2021 Greetings from Lima, Peru
I understand perfectly what you say... and what you feel. I think the same, ... the 20th, what a century ! What moments ! We can do our best to live the most beautiful life that we can have now, in knowing what is possible for happiness and glory times !
20th Century, not 21st
I'm heart broken 💔 he is so so missed. Only one Frank Sinatra till eternity.❤️
@Bullwinkle J. Moose when frank sings a song he wraps himself around it and sinks himself into it you can feel every syllable and you know his soul in it. He leave a legacy of music. There won't be another FRANK SINATRA. That's a fact.
@Bullwinkle J. Moose yes ofc . He became famous at 25/26 and the fame runs to this date. He is the only teen idol who went to become a superstar later on. I told you before he sings with emotions not plain words. Let me put it this way. If I was sad or heartbroken or happy or raging, he sounds just like I would if I was singing. That means he has an unique power of Expression. In his own words he said " I believe I'm honest when I'm singing, everything else said about me is unimportant". This is not WAP bullshit. Simply the best of the best music. Maybe if you stick to listening to him you'll understand him more and more. The way I viewed his singing a year ago has drastically changed when I learnt and heard more of him.😌
@Bullwinkle J. Moosedon't take me wrong. Sometimes opera gets boring. Frank himself liked opera. But it's not something that'll make your heart rejoice. It's kinda serious stuff. You can relate to Frank . That's all.
@Bullwinkle J. Moose as a matter of fact he's called "The voice " in case you didn't know.
. you're allowed to not like him, but not welcomed disrespecting him.
@Bullwinkle J. Moose shut the fuck up. Nobody wanted your opinion. Keep it to yourself . You're too naive to comprehend Sinatra's work.
Frank Sinatra is unforgetable person. his voice makes my heart warm.
Luis mi jovencito y reconocido por su excelente voz
Y él era el único cantante por América Latina.
Hoy destruido con 50 ...
@@cato5553 te consta asegura algo que sepas con pruebas
Wow Luis Miguel se ve relajado y disfrutando. No dudo que algún mexicano haga comentarios de menosprecio como acostumbran
Fue un lujo que LM represente al artista latino en ese evento. Aunque por la envergadura, no debieron faltar Camilo Sesto, Raphael y Julio Iglesias
Los mexicanos son muy envidiosos cuando uno de nosotros alcanza una gran altura. No sé qué les pasa. Son los mismos que matan a sus artistas y luego lloran y hacen documentales sobre cómo los extrañan mucho 😒
This gives me goosebumps. I don't know what I like best- Steve Lawrence's clear, booming lead towards the end, Frank pulling his arm away from Tony Bennett with a twinkle in his eye, the boylike face of Vic Damone watching Frank sing, or Frank holding that note at the end...wish Sammy and Dean could have been there. Priceless and timeless.
Beautifully put 🥹 My favorite comment.
@@ah7910I mean dean could’ve been there as this was made in 12-14-95 and he was still alive until Christmas Day 1995. he probably would’ve needed a oxygen tank or something because he was very sick at the end of His life but he could’ve psychically been there on stage with them he just would’ve needed a lot of help.
Luis Miguel con Frank Sinatra. Wonderful, fabulous, the best.
Mis2 artistas favoritos frank Sinatra y luis Miguel los 2 con una gran voz carisma y elegancia
gran honor para el sol claro, solo en podía hacerlo! compartir ese homenaje!
L.M. the Youngest there,and representing México, and recocnized by the U.S.A.Top one.F.S.
De lo bueno poco,grandísimos artistas,una lluvia de estrellas internacionales,y orgullosamente un gran talento Méxicano,Luis Miguel forever,I Love You💓💓
It's so great to see that even in his old age, Ole Blue Eyes was still doing it "His Way!"
Mr. Sinatra sits all night then closes the show with a bang! Simply Marvelous.
el mejor de latinoamerica presente en el homenaje a Frank Sinatra
Que hablas bruta? Tiene que saber de música y canto para comentar eso. Argumentos músicales necesitamos. Luis Miguel no era ni la décima parte de José José ni es la quinta parte de Mercury, bruta.
Mercury no es de latinoamérica, pendejo.
@@murrietaruizandres6874 jajajaajajajaajajajajaja no tenes pruebas. Hablar por hablar
@@murrietaruizandres6874 Jajaja, estupideces que dices. Luis Miguel ya superó a todos los artistas latinos en cuestión de arreglos musicales, géneros cantados, voz, presencia, número de canciones, canciones éxitos, que siempre se mantuvo fiel a su estilo, el mejor bolerista del mundo, ha hecho cine, nunca tuvo que traducir sus discos al inglés, actualmente ha vendido más de 150 millones de discos convirtiéndose en uno de los 10 artistas latinos con más ventas de la Historia de la música, también estando a nivel Mundial, grabó un sencillo con Frank Sinatra, José José aceptó su admiración por LM, hizo su primer Grammy a los 15 años, lleva casi 40 años de trayectoria artística, ha cantado boleros, baladas, Big Band, villancicos, pop, Mariachi, ha Sido el primer artista Hispano en llenar el Madison Sqare Garden. Ha Sido admirado por Frank Sinatra, José José, Michael Jackson, Chicago, David Bisbal, Alejandro Sanz, Ricky Martin, Chayanne, I'll Volo, Celine Dion, Laura Pausini, Yuri, Ama Gabriel, Emmanuel, Arjona, Ricardo Montaner, El coque Muñiz, Armando Manzanero, Andrea Bocelli, Luciano Pavarotti, dicen que cuando atraparon a Sadamn Hussein tenía discos de romances de Luis Miguel, creo que no es necesario seguir el porque es el mejor artista latino de la Historia, verdad ?
José José era asombroso como cantante y sus canciones, pero se metió más en los vicios.
@@alangutierrezhernandez2566 Está tonto, no le hagas caso, además Luis Miguel técnicamente hablando es mejor que Freddie Mercury como cantante. Lee mi otro comentario de porque puse que Luis Miguel es el mejor artista latino de la Historia.
THE GREATEST singer to EVER, EVER, EVER to take up the profession of SINGER
NO OTHER singer is better, NO OTHER human being who has EVER sung is better
than SINATRA...........NO ONE
SINATRA wasn't ONE of the best he was the .........BEST.......the GREATEST
there will NEVER, EVER, EVER, EVER see or hear ANOTHER singer like SINATRA
I DON'T THINK we'll EVER, EVER, EVER see or hear anyone like him EVER AGAIN
True, Frank Sinatra was one of the greats but try listening to Engelbert Humperdinck from 1967 through 2000. Incredible range, breath control & heartfelt emotion.
Another rare gem!!!!
I love how he pulls his arm out of tony Bennett’s hand lol 😂😂 dude was a legend!
yes
And Tony laughed it off. Wonderful comradery.
That's how you grow old gracefully. No disfiguring plastic surgery.
He had plastic surgery
@@meffamass252
You bet he did. He would have looked better without it. Unless you had watched him all through the years he would have not been recognizable! I still think he was the greatest and I always recognized him!
@HLJOKERRP Did Sinatra actually have dementia towards the end of his life ?
What are you blind....lmao...he also wore a toupee...
Ummm, he had work done dude
Fué un momento mágico, y ahora da tanta tristeza ver en ese escenario a tantos grandes que ya no están con vida.
El gran Frank Sinatra, una leyenda de la música.....⚘⚘⚘
aqui despues de ver el capitulo 5 de la serie luis miguel
Oh!!! Qué cantantes y canciones inolvidables, para comenzar 2021.🤓🇪🇸🇨🇺🇪🇸🇨🇺🇪🇸🇨🇺🇪🇸🇨🇺👏👏👏
What a lineup! None of today's alleged stars can compare. True legends.
Frank was "The Voice" for ever and ever.
un gran cantante junto a luis miguel
Lo haces ver como si hubiera sido un honor para Sinatra tenerlo de invitado 🤣. Pensé que a Luis Miguel solo lo idolatraban las tías cuarentonas, pero veo que no.
@@christianmorales3397 si es un honor para cualquiera
Momentos épicos de la verdadera M U S I CA ..... no la porkeria de reggaeton que hoy se vende, pasa un año y nadie se acuerda.... Nada se compara con la musica de los 70, 80 y 90s, decadas prodigiosas que dieron al mundo verdaderos A R T I S T A S
Me alegra haber visto y comentado y seguir apreciando vídeos de tanto talento de canto prodigioso de MiLuismi, antes de que los comentarios se llenen de comentarios de la serie, me gusta la serie, pero ni siquiera a mi edad (sólo diré que soy joven, bastante para algunos, yo lo expreso de que soy joven y ya) necesito de una serie para reconocer el prodigio de voz que tiene *MiLuismi, miINFINITO MiLuismi, UUUFFF MILUISMI MIÚNICOAMOR MILUISMI MITODO MILUISMI MIPERFECTO MIVIDA MIPRECIOSISÍMO DYSSDLYSPHMBHEMLINFDMD1H6IAMLMDNMLIGIAUVSEDGIA.*
I'm teary-eyed. You are so missed Frank. Rest in paradise Frank Sinatra. ❤️
Luiz Miguel no time dos maiores: continua maravilhoso! Dezembro, 2019.
The man who brought Music to the World Frank Sinatra!
Wow...what a wonderful clip this is ❤ 👏👏 👏 I wasn't expecting to see handsome Patrick Swayze and his beautiful wife! RIP 🙏for those who have left us!!!
LO MAS MARAVILLOSO VISTO Y OIDO NUNCA !! FRANK SINATRA Y LUIS MIGUEL SON DOS VOSES INOLVIDABLES !!
Sin dudarlo Frank Sinatra es mi FAVORITO
Wow, to be in his late 70s or early 80s and still be able to:
A. Have the same voice
And B. Still be able to hold a note like an boss
is beyond me. This just shows how much I think Frank Sinatra wasn’t actually a person and was just an angel, even before he died.
Not really THAT amazing to tell you the truth ! Guys like Johnny Mathis AND Tony Bennett ARE AMAZING !! Mathis just turned 85 and he's STILL PERFORMING and I believe Bennett is too and HE'S 94 !!
It was in 1995 and it was the last note ever Sinatra sang in public.
i think he had kidney issues at this point in his late 70's. i don't think he lived till his 80's but i could be mistaken rip frank jr.
Aweee Luis Miguel and Patrick Swayze... My favorites! 💗💞
A mix feeling between respect and sadness for that OLD MAN with so blue eyes
An artist's masterpiece. R.I.P. Frank Sinatra.
Wow ay estaba Luis mi rey pa pa pa pa ny y a dónde fueron a comer era mucha gente no creo que cupieran todos en el restaurante de preferencia de él Patsy's en ny no creo pero quien save que belleza Sinatra eso era así de grande por el corazón tan Bello que tenía sí señor huuuuu tremendo corazón buena buena persona y con pantalones también cuando se los tenía que poner precioso el vídeo
Wow! Hasta hoy vi este homenaje. Que orgullo que Luis Miguel el unico cantante latino y mexicano estuvo ahi, al lado de grandes celebridades, como Tony Benett, Tom Selleck, Robert Wagner, Patti Labelle, Ray Charles, Robert DeNiro, Natalie Cole, Danny Aiello, entre otros famosos. Y Frank Sinatra, inolvidable!! Bravo! Desde Mexico.
Luis miguel es grande!!!
My lovely FRANK SINATRA!!!!! YOU ARE THE BEST!!
I love you Frank. I have WWII jacket in
my closet, on it a metal clip pin with your picture on it, “‘it’s Frank’s World, We Just Live in It” ♥️ it’s still your world Frank, as long as my heart beats, and my ears hear!
larga vida al rey luis miguel!!!
Los mas grandes artistas. Los que verdaderamente seran inmortales, son las personas mas sencillas. Lo dificil para ellos siempre sera que ya no pueden caminar por la via publica sin ser acosados por la prensa y la gente. Por eso muchos los tachan de arrogantes o los miran inalcanzables. Pero son personas comunes en sus vidas privadas. Los que se crecen mas son los artistas del monton.
Como me hubiera gustado estar ahí ❤️
Despite being buried with friends and colleagues in support, he still manages to put his personal stamp on those final notes!
Bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Como Siempre Luis Miguel ❤️Brillando También Al Lado De Grandes Estrellas🌟⭐️✨ Pero Tu Eres☀️❤️Tienes Luz Propia por Siempre 💋💋💋💋
Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra, Luis Miguel, Little Richard and Don Rickles, legendary!
El ☀️ entre tanta celebridad, tan joven pero brillando como solo él lo hace ! Luis Miguel ☀️🇲🇽❣️
This is as good as it gets! I can’t even imagine what it would’ve been like to see Mr. Sinatra in person. ❤
I will remember you, dear friend Franky. You did it your way. Greatest Pop- Jazz leyend. RIP.
This was his 80th birthday celebration, and it wouldn't have been what it was if he hadn't gotten up and sang NY, NY! Fabulous, still! And the very fact that all those very famous people were there to honor him, well, it says it all!
Ya en ese tiempo considerado por los grandes como su igual y hoy por hoy como una leyenda viva y tenemos Micky Par rato
I recently heard, I think right here on YooToob, the best story I've ever heard about Sinatra. It actually brought a tear to my eye:
This was on one of his final tours if not _the_ last tour. During a show, he went to do the next song, raised the mic to his face, and drew a breath, and nothing came out. He just simply blanked on the lyric. It just didn't come to him. The band went silent, and so did the audience. And Frank just paced back and forth across the stage, whispering into the microphone, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry...."
Right then, a man in the audience stood up and shouted out, "That's okay, Frank, we love you anyway!" And then the entire audience stood up, shouting out the same thing as they gave him a thunderous standing ovation.
Obviously very moved, Frank launched into his next song, *_The Best is yet To come_*
Me dió algo cómo empezó fuera de ritmo pero los músicos se acoplaron a él, Grande!
And thank you mr sid .mark the great radio show host for turning me on to my number 1 idol when I was 15 years old. Playing mr s songs on tge radio for decades starting in 1957. Rip .mr sid mark.
El señor fue espectacular, de inicio hasta el final.
This leads me to imagine how Elvis would’ve jiggled his way through his 80th birthday!
He was never meant too, He looked 80 at 42 a very ill person.
@@alfching2499 Elvis looked 42 at 42. That’s definitely not what an 80 year old looks like.
Terrific! Frank, still gorgeous and what a voice! Loved the guy!
Solo vengo a ver a la gran leyenda Luis Miguel, los otros deberían sentirse honrados de compartir escenario con el sol ☀️ de Mexico 🇲🇽 XD
Excelente video 👏🏻
Yo soy mega fan de Luis Miguel pero no exageres, en este video estuvo rodeado de leyendas de la música y la actuación, y siendo objetivos el único bicho raro ahí fue Luis Miguel...
Este man sta loco del cerebro.. el honor lo tuvo Luis miguel por que era muy joven y ya staba en un escenario compartiendo con ya titanes para ese ntonces ... ese orgullo se le ve a luis miguel ahí en los pocos segundos que lo enfocan... así que no digas cosas que hasta miky te mandaría a volar si lee tu comentario
@@mikelly3851 😂 si, si.... corre, ve te llama tu mamá, dile que no llego en la noche.
@@NAZAXP na hermano mejor a tu viejita la llamo para que me espere 😏😏😏😏🤣🤣
I LOVED FRANK SINATRA! GOOD, BAD OR WHATEVER, AND WHEN HE USED TO SAY, "MAY YOU ALL LIVE TO BE 100, AND THE LAST VOICE YOU HEAR IS MINE"! When in reality when he was suffering and near death in a hospital, and his last words were "I'M LOSING IT", he passed at 83!!!
80th birthday. Some cast of stars ranging from Robert Wagner to Little Richard & so on. Whew.
Frank had dementia at this point. They say he thought he was Sammy Davis Jr. Rest in peace, Francis Albert!
My Mum loved him so much !
When he Passed away something died inside of her too ..
Amazing voice..!! Frank Sinatra!
Love Frank Sinatra 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪
Un Clásico, un estiló único, UNA LEYENDA, de la MÚSICA FRANK SINATRA!!!
que maravilla de Luis Miguel y Frank!
Homenaje, que dieron a Franck Sinatra , otros cantantes, americanos, tan importantes, cómo Lionel Richi, o Liza Mineli, el día de su cumpleaños,.. Participando Luis Miguel, en dicho homenaje a Franck Sinatra,..
Así , cantaron a duo..
Frank Sinatra, y Luis Miguel,..
Por lo que Franck Sinatra, dijo de su joven partenaire, que podía ser su más digno sucesor...
De esta forma, Luis Miguel, con tan solo 25.años se convirtió en su sucesor..
Lo que por otra parte, fue motivo de halago para Luis Miguel, .
Ya que vio,👀 cumplido otro de sus grandes sueños..
Cantar con Franck Sinatra..
Cantar con su maestro ..
Por lo que canto a duo , con él..
Canto con Franck Sinatra,
" Fly with me.."
Guardando un grato recuerdo , de ese homenaje...
De ese día,..
En el que vio,👀 cumplido su gran deseo ..
Su gran sueño..
Con gran cariño y mucho respeto a quien fue, su gran maestro ..
De quién aprendió a cantar con sentimiento, pasión, y mucho corazón, ❤..
🌹👼 R.D. 😇⚘
Hispanoamérica presente con una muy bien representación el gran Luis Miguel la mejor voz de México e Hispanoamérica de los últimos 30 años, ya su legado musical lo demuestra y lo pone como icono artístico.
Si estuviera vivo también allí estuviera Javier Solis Sinatra lo hubiera invitado también Sinatra admiraba mucho a Javier Solis le gustaba como cantaba sin duda Javier Solis y Luis Miguel 2 mexicanos chingones
Y también a José José.
Que emozionante😍😍😍😍
Sir Frank, que honor y orgullo haber podido disfrutar tu canto y peliculas,
El más guapo Luismi 😻
MEXICO BIEN REPRESENTADO, CON EL GRAN LUIS MIGUEL
A Luisito Rey no se le hizo ver el dueto con Michael Jackson, pero hacer un dueto con Frank Sinatra, no tiene precio.
P.D. Tom Selleck guapísimo en ese tiempo. Wow!
Letty Dominguez perdón pero Frank está 4 escalones arriba de Michael Jackson.
Que facha y elegancia que tenia luis miguel.
Always amazing and still.
Just read The Way it Was by Frank Sinatra manager Eliot Weisman. Frank S was the greatest and to have read the back story to this performance was amazing. Love him. He is a national treasure.
😱😱😱😱 que voz un maestro que Dios lo tenga en su gloria 🙏🙏🙏😭😭😭😭
I saw this show when it originally aired. It was his 80th birthday! Whenever you get a chance put a CD or whatever on that is FRANK SINATRA. You will enjoy the hell out of it!
Cuantos siglos sin verlos
Las mejores voces del mundo 🌏
Excelente.... His voice is still vaboulous
Fantástico!
He is loved across the world even today in 2022!
LA VOZ DEL MEXICANO LO LLEVO A ESTOS NIVELES Y NO ES CASUALIDAD SRES. LUIS MIGUEL ES UNICO E IRREPETIBLE VOCES COMO LA DE FRANK SINATRA TONY BENNETTE SON Y SERÁN RECORDADAS POR SIEMPRE !!!
I've just seen this, quite sad to see him move so slow. I saw Frank when he came to the Royal Albert Hall in London in 1992 when he was 76 and he still sang so powerfully, I was amazed as I've seen many singer's long past their prime who don't sound so good. A few do, but not many and Frank was astonishing still then. Looks like this is four years later. Here we are more than 20 years later and we still miss him so much. What a legacy.
Solo invitaron alos que d verdad cantan, verdaderos voces.
fuaaaa tremendos actores,cantantes ,,pocos privilegiados entre ellos Luis Miguel...
A VOZ entre as vozes... amei 😍
Abraço 🇧🇷