TWIN BROTHER FIRST TIME HEARING Frank Sinatra - Come Fly With Me REACTION
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That entire album, the 1958 come fly with me album, is a masterpiece
Every song a destination!
Old Blue Eyes was a true player back in his day.
Frank Sinatra started in the 1930s btw. He was in his prime in the 50s and 60s, and kept singing until the 90s
Actually, his true prime was during WWII, because he didn't have to go to the war due to being "emotionally unstable." Rough Italian upbringing. During that time, his sultry voice sang every lonely woman, whose sweetheart was off to war, to sleep. He was the emotion for them that was absent in the Pacific or in Europe, and that never existed during the 20's and 30's. He really soared to the top with Tommy Dorsey and his Big Band in the late 30s and early 40s, but after the wars end, he was no longer useful in public America's eyes, and his career had a major low point in the late 40s and early 50s. However, he rose again to prominence in the middle 50s, and did have many career high points into the 60s. Truly, Sinatra was a man who knew how to fall and rise, again and again and again.
He used to sing in a trio outside my great grandpa's tavern in Hoboken before he got famous.
John DePaolo Detailed and correct!
You might be interested to know that Quincy Jones, the album's producer and conductor, was good friends with Frank. Quincy Jones is a great musician and arranger. He was the conductor and producer for a lot of singers in the last 50 years. You might know one of the recent singers, a guy named Michael Jackson, that is why the album "Thriller" was so good. There is nothing like an orchestra. Some of the musicians today wouldn't know how to sing with an orchestra if they had one.
While Jones and Sinatra may have been friends and did collaborate on projects, I don't think this is one of them. This was from the late 50s. I think you're confusing this with "Fly Me to the Moon" from the 60s album "It Might as Well Be Swing". Quincy Jones is a musical genius with more producing and arrangement credits of actual hits than probably anyone, ever. He simply(for him anyway) knew how to make it sound good.
I like the way you guys are grooving to the song. Nobody could swing like Sinatra. Like you said, he had swag and style. Your reactions show that you understand good music even though it was from long ago. The music back then had a different sound than the music today. You should listen to Sinatra with the great Count Basie band on songs like ' I Wanna Be Around ' and 'I Believe In You '. Also listen to ' Star ', a big time swinger. I think you'll like those songs.
If you’re digging Sinatra, I suggest “In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning,” the first song on his 1955 album “In the Wee Small Hours.” Emotionally it was a very low point (attempted suicide, breakdowns in the studio), and Frank arranged the songs to tell the story of his breakup with the love of his life, Ava Gardner. The album is...ahhh...chef’s kiss.
Amy Winehouse named her first album Frank. In tribute to this legend.
Hey guys keep playing Sinatra. I saw him live in 1980 in London UK he was amazing. Great video guy's. Uk watchin ya ;)
I loved Sinatra..there will never be another singer like him.
Total props to you guys. This was the master of Cool.
Love your videos, guys! Your twin brother is more spot-on than he realizes when he says it reminds him of Christmas. This song comes straight out of the Big Band era. The first Christmas song ever recorded to try to sell was in 1942: Bing Crosby's "White Christmas." He received a lot of flack for trying to record and sell a song that would only be listened to one month a year. He got the last laugh. It sat atop the Billboard charts for 11 weeks, and is still to this day, the highest-selling single of all-time. Based on just how successful it was, everyone else in the era made a mad-dash to try to record Christmas music, which is why so many classic Christmas songs are associated with the Big Band style. Good ear, gentlemen! :-D
I suggest that you check out some of his movies, especially some of his musicals. Anchors Away or Guys and Dolls for a start. Good job guys.
Anchors Away is one of my all-time faves! Plus, it's got Gene Kelly, and I think Tim would really love the dance Gene does with Jerry the Mouse!
Or On the Town!
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I love _On the Town_ so much!
Anchors Weigh is a brilliant film, the acting by all of them was superb, the music wonderful and the comedy was so good.
On the Town and High Society 💕
ya'll about to have all the cougars sliding in your DMs if you keep coming with sinatra reactions lmao
Missed your suit, guy...would like for your reaction to songs of "Luck Be A Lady Tonight", When I Was Seventeen", and "All The Way". Took my in laws out to see him in concert when he was way past 80 years of age. What can I say about a true legend/icon.
All the Way.....sigh
Check out Bobby Darin... "Mack The Knife"... Bobby was a Sinatra clone... the real deal.
Well Bobby also did some Rock so not exactly a Sinatra Clone
"Come fly with me. Let's float down to Peru. In Llama land there's a one man band And he'll toot his flute for you." Grin every time i hear that lyric
Frank Sinatra was the first teen idol. In the 1940s, Sinatra began his recording career. He was so popular among the bobbiesoxer set that when he appeared in concert, the teenage girls would not only go into hysterics (screaming and crying) but some would actually pass out.
I love you love Frank! You must hear "The house i live in" a wonderful song that is a true American classic that shows the true America as it should be. Our differences are our strength.
When he was young & in movies I watched w/my mom I thought, " why did y'all think HE was sexy? Then he opened his mouth & sang~ and I understood! Try " The Lady is A Tramp" sometime. Also- Google Ava Gardner , one of his wives- a real babe!❤
My dad passed on to me his deep love of music. I still remember Papa taking me to see Duke Ellington when I was eleven or twelve. Ellington had his entire band with him and the experience gave me goosebumps. The music now is not to my taste. More than that, you can not achieve the same depth of sound with a computer. It is NOT the same at all. The big band sound will last forever. Not the same for the music out now. Sinatra is so revered because of his phrasing, hiws swagger and his voice. He had it all.
Same here I inherited my love of music from my dad. Sinatra was one of his favorites.
An original crooner. Check out some of the rest of the "rat pack"--> Sammie Davis Jr and Dean Martin (partial list of the pack). Love listening to them with my momma, ya'll.
Wow another ole blue eyes classic.. Thanks. Hope your bro loves it too. This will be good.
Great video! I've been enjoying the reviews of Sinatra tracks, as I have been a huge Sinatra fan practically my whole life and saw him in person at the Greek Theater, L.A., around 1989/90. Though his voice had declined from its peak, he was still in control and sounding good. Merely to be in that space (an outdoor arena) was surreal. I have since learned much more about Sinatra and his brilliant career, but I treasure the memory of seeing him live. Thank God Sinatra left such a wide and deep variety of recordings for posterity to enjoy. Keep the vids coming, guys!
great to see you young 'uns broadening your musical horizons.
going back to see the legends and WHY they are legends.
keep it up fellas.
I’ve seen an orchestra like this and live ? Omg ! You’ll feel it to the bone .
Frank has a voice as smooth as butta! ❤️
MAJOR SWAG! The lights went out in VEGAS when we lost FRANK!!!
Yo... “The Chairman of The Board” invented swag. My Man used to step outta helicopters with a glass of scotch in one hand and a cigarette in the other... didn’t spill a drop or an ash and smiled like the original badass he was. Like he owned the joint. The Family knew him back in the day...
These weren’t done with just a band. This was done with a entire Orchestra!
That album came out in the mid 1950s. My parents had it. Great songs!
In our house the big Sinatra songs are "Summer wind" and "It was a very good year". My husband and I are in our mid 30s and or girls are 6 and 7. They ask for us to sing them nightly to them!
Please react to Frank Sinatra's That's Life!
And My Way.
One of my favorite Sinatra songs ever!
Yeahh, Frank Sinatra. He and Nat King Cole were the best singers of the 20th century. Fun to watch you enjoy him. God bless you guy
I remember listening to old blue eyes with my mom.
Frank was my parent's generation, and i never listened to him until a few years ago. Amazing what a little perspective can do. He's alright
Started out as a band singer with the Big Bands. He was a teen idol to his female fans (called Bobby - Soxers) they were screaming and fainting.
Went to Hollywood and starred in musicals and then in the '50's got into dramatic roles - won an Academy Award for best supporting actor and from then on big star. Always singing, he was a big influence in early days of Las Vegas. "Old Blue Eyes" and "The Chairman of the Board"
jazz big band is 17 instruments --
4-5 saxophones, 4 trumpets, 4 trombones, piano, bass, guitar, drums.
Frank became famous singing with the big band jazz conductors of the swing era in 1930s and 1940s - Tommy Dorsey and Harry James.
I worked at an Italian restaurant in high school that only played Frank Sinatra tapes on loop. They never got old then, or now though. Good stuff.
Barry White had full orchestra when recording. Beautiful.
Listen to Gene Kelly "Singing in the Rain" and "Almost Like Being In Love"! And Judy Garland "Smile" and "Get Happy"!
Check out Tony Bennett's "Smile'" "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" and "The Boulevard of Broken Dreams". Bennett was Sinatra's favorite singer. :)
Tim you've got an old soul.
Frank Sinatra did a record with Luis Miguel about this song, and also Luis Miguel was invited on the 80s Aniversary of Sinatra. Frank Sinatra said once that he was one of the best singers thats he had ever listened. Luis Miguel has been admired by Quincy Jones, Chicago, José José, Alejandro Fernández, Ricky Martin, Vicente Fernández, Maná, Laura Pausini, David Bisbal, Alejandro Sanz, Michael Bubble, Michael Bolton, Anthony Hopkins, Ana Gabriel, Juan Gabriel, Camilo Sesto, Julio Iglesias, etc. He has selled more than 150 millions of CDs only working in Spanish, he has been in the Best Auditoriuims of Latín América, he has done movies, his voice is really amazing, his arrengements, letrers, elegant, smooth, vocal improvisations, his is not a commercial artist (of commercial I'm talking about to do the popular things), he always has had an elegant a romantic style, inspired in old music, giving it like Big Band and ballad style. I'll stop talking about him. He's like the Hispanic Sinatra (all the countries that talk in Spanish), but he is not an imitator, he has his own style, he's not like Michael Bubble imitator. I hope that all of you can watch videos of him, look here on RUclips to: Luis Miguel quiero vivo, Luis Miguel el Medley que hizo historia, Luis Miguel o tú o ninguna vivo, Luis Miguel tengo todo excepto a ti Montreal, Luis Miguel cantando a Frank Sinatra, Luis Miguel Best vocals 1, Luis Miguel Best vocals 2, Luis Miguel concierto vivo, Luis Miguel dormir contigo en vivo, Luis Miguel pensar en ti, Luis Miguel bravo amor bravo, and try to listen more about him. Sorry for My English.
Oh, and You Make Me Feel So Young.
That reminds me of my Dad listening to him in the living room. That song makes Me feel so young, like 9 instead of my actual 69 years.
LOL, I love you guys, and when you said "he got it like that" I just had to laugh. He was the man for sure.
Frank sang with the best orchestras.
Big band music is seriously the best, especially live. Once this pandemic is over, I can't wait to go back to see live bands.
The Rat Pack were the OGs for the Ocean's Eleven movie.
When I was a kid in school, we had field trips to the St. Louis Metropolitan, we got to see a full orchestra up close and personal. We learned all the sounds each instrument can make. Go to a Met concert sometime. There are Mets in several cities around the country. New York and Philadelphia has the most famous Met orchestras. Check it out.
Tim feels the orchestra in his bones. He Gets it.
Frank is the original Mamas boy. He was a wild guy, but he sure could sing. Most of the singers from 40s and 50s had an orchestra, not a band. Love you 2.
I'm not sure if you reacted to his signature song "My Way". You will be loving it. Also check out the song "New York, New York"
They've reacted to both by now!
I've got that hat in black, his Tony Rome days. Cool movies, I recommend 'Von Ryan's Express' too, you'll laugh, you'll cheer, you'll cry, saw it at the theater when it came out, best movie I had seen at that point in my young life..
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Frank Sinatra had a rough time getting a record deal when he 1st started! No record studio would sign him. He founded Capital Records in the 1950s! He was an Oscar Award winner for acting too!
Love all your Frankie reactions. ❤️❤️
I suggest the golden sound and voice of Nat King Cole. My first album I bought was his and I was a teenager from the 70’s
High Society is a fantastic film he stared in, so funny and amazing music. Well worth a watch for classic style and humour.
React to New York, New York
He was my Dad's favorite singer! He could even sing like him so I grew up listening to all of the Frank Sinatra classics! Love them! So glad you do too!
One of my Sinatra faves !! Thanks for playing. You picked a great one!
Love, love Sinatra.
Great video guys. Summer Wind is my favorite song by Ol' Blue Eyes. If you dig Sinatra, you should check out his pal, Dean Martin, too. Similar vibe. Old school, so you know it's cool!
You two are just adorable ❤️and you have spectacular taste in music. God bless!
So glad you are also listening to golden oldies. Thanks for the memories!
That was also a song!
Cheers from Europe!
Frank and the Nelson Riddle Orchestra were legendary. We'd all love to sing with them.
Class, true class!
Please listen to Frank sing "In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning" . Agonizingly pretty.
David Bowie and Bing Crosby The Little Drummer Boy
There was one woman who he loved and lost. Look up a photo of Eva Gardner and you'll see what I'm talking about.
Ava Gardner
Ava was his nemesis. Lol when he sang IM A FOOL TO WANT YOU.
He didn't lose her because of the way she looked, lol!
Actual instruments sound better than computerized imitated sound. There is something rounder, more amplified, and more human about it.
Sinatra said that Tony Bennett was the best singer around. Give a listen to Tony Bennett singing 'Who can I turn to" or "I left my heart in San Francisco."
Love watching you ! Try his “All the Way.” He was my mom’s all time favorite. Thanks for the great memories.
In the movie Joker is Wild he broke my heart with "All the Way!"
He had a velvet voice Please check out Harry Connick Jr. If you like Frank I bet you'll like Harry
he is unique , tnks from brazil
Generally in Frank's music you will hear trumpets, trombones, saxophones (alto, soprano, tenor, baritone, contrabass, etc.), double bass, percussion (snare drum, tympani, bass, cymbals, glockenspiel, xylophone), keys.
My Mom's absolute favorite singer!
Dean Martin: Mambo Italiano please and thank come ooooon
F.S.(The Voice) is the originator of concept albums.
Please react to Frank singing Blue Skies. Also My Way....then check out Elvis’s version of My Way!!
You should try to find a live version so you can see them perform. It adds a lot to the experience.
React to New York New York!
❤️love your reaction guys...
Frank was the Original Gangster. He was a force to be reckoned with, his causes for the rights of blacks, and so much more..he was a real man.
Frank actually had an awesome Christmas album!
I was happy to see the two of you getting into the rhythm and moving to the music.
The old musicals are a great way to spend Thanksgiving afternoon with the fam... you get to see that big band play while they dance in front of it.
He was part of the Rat Pack. They were OG panty droppers. Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, and Sammy Davis Jr rolled together in the Rat Pack.
This song was back in the golden age of flying in the 1950s and 60s when flying was truly a luxurious experience and people dressed up nicely and all airline stewardesses were cute Watch the movie CATCH ME IF YOU CAN with Leonardo DiCaprio to have a taste of this era where i believe this song was also featured on the movie soundtrack
So many great Frankie songs...ole devil moon, nevertheless, you go to my head (my fav), summerwind
And Nat King Cole...originally a jazz piano player...you'll love Nature Boy, stardust
All of Frank Music was recorded live band.
Frank's the Man!
The Chairman of the Board... one of a kind never to be repeated
Check out In Spite of Ourselves by John Prine & Iris Dement, September Doves by Lost Dog Street Band, and Rather Low by Nick Shoulders. Would love to see yall react to more current folk/bluegrass music!!!
Good point about only needing an Apple laptop today. You have to remember all the instruments and singing were played live...so if anyone in the band messed up, they had to start the recording over from scratch.
Try some Tony Bennett. I think you'd really like him. I Left My Heart in San Francisco, Rags to Riches are a couple of his better known songs.
Love it, another great choice!
Frank worked hard to get blacks accepted and respected in places like Las Vegas. The NAACP, a black civil rights organization, gave him a well deserved Lifetime Achievement Award not long before he died. Frank would be proud of you fellas and thrilled to know you enjoy his music in 2020.
Fly Me to the Moon is smoooth by ol Blue Eyes... check it out. 🌛
Check out his Documentary on Netflix..just came out. ✌
You should check out the movie "Guys and Dolls". Sinatra is one of the leads, it's a musical.