50th Presidential Inauguration Ball for Ronald Reagan (1/19/1985) - Part 5: Sinatra and Martin
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- Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin jab and weave into song to celebrate Ronald Reagan's Presidential night. Frank also serves as the MOC.
How Dean just effortlessly goes from being comedic to singing and performing beautifully without effort is amazing and a gift...God Bless you Deano..
He was one of the all time great singers so yes it was easy for him.
Who I was named after when I was born in october of that same year. it was either dean or martin lol.
@King Royal Go back to mommas basement troll...
Let's not forget Jerry Lewis
@@pennyparham4123 True, he was great too!
When America was America.
Right on
So very true
It's up to us to make America (not only the USA, but America as the whole continent) big again!
Because why Darlin?
@@bravesoul5743 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111¹¹¹2²⁵
42 years ago, and what a great time to be alive. Men were men, people lived and worked hard, fought for and earned what they wanted. Now everything has fallen to shit.
I’d say diarrhea
I think you’ll find that people still live and work hard, for the most part. The world hasn’t changed all that much.
@@brwhizz3060 I don’t know what world you’re living in…
I agree, 1985 was when men were men, and cows were scared shitless! I remember back than very well. I was 22 and in my prime. I could go all night long. Now, I’m envious of a stiff wind!
It obviously is not the same anymore, and sadly I don't think it is going to get any better
Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra. The year is now 2022. No entertainers act can out class the entertainers of the pass. Thanks to the recoding and movies and shows of live acts and pre - redcordings, generations after can experience the great acts of the past.
Totally agree😁
These were great entertainers because audiences expected it.
Because they were real class act in real life not only on stage
The great good old days fantastic thank you Dean Frank and the rest
We still have Sammy the bull!
Actually I'm half serious
Frank said
"Dean was his brother; not by blood, but by choice."
Yeah you are right, it's must be really by choice.....by the way nice meeting you on here, I hope you are having a wonderful time out there ???????????
Two iconic singers Sinatra was A number 1
Class as it was back then - very sad what the world has turned into nowadays.
So true , when a person especially a male dresses well , they are looked at as a novelty . The hippie era brought in the world of the slobs .
wah wah wah
Class like how Sinatra and Martin constantly cheated on their wives and made racist jokes against Sammy Davis Jr. Sinatra married Mia Farrow when she was 21 and he was 50 and he abused her. I would much rather take our celebrities now than the womanizing fakes who wore tuxedos to mask the filth of their personal lives. Also Reagan was a corrupt, senile criminal who should have gone to prison for arming Iran with weapons used against the Israelis and lying to congress and the American people about it.
@@blondie2998 people commenting on here sure seem miserable! Don’t they?🤣
Tru That whatta time to be alive
Sinatra about Reagan: "He's the most important man in the world today"
Martin's witty respons: "Oh come on, stop being so modest"....
If only we could bring these two back. If only.
I would trade 90% of singers today to bring these too back
Good video and great music I hear other version of this song by safic aisha in guitar very good too thanks for the video and comments
If only...we could bring back those ages, that era...
If only !!
1985 - younger , more $ in the 🏦 and it was getting interest , my weight was right !!
Ronald Reagan was everyone's uncle back then. He had that kind of appeal. Sinatra and Martin were the perfect choice for Reagan's big ball. Wish I could've been a fly on that stage.
The golden age of entertainment!!
Go go go
Entertainment and sports dad in America !
Mr entertainment themselves
@@RussianDrummer Adamo
You got that right!
Dean Martin. When he starts singing, it’s like watching a switch get flipped. He’s always. Right. There.
And how handsome can one man be
@@megbreezy7543 you got that right
AMERICA'S GOLDEN TIMES.
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These were amazing days ,,,,,,THE 80’s 🥰
Entertainers like this simply do not exist anymore 😢
Two of the all time greats. How you are missed. I was blessed to sing professionally for many years and at age 14 I sang on Sinatra s High Hopes. Years later I worked as part of an 8 voice backup vocal group on the Dean Martin Show for six years. Nicest man that ever lived. How blessed was I!!
That is truly special Diana. Thank you for honoring Dean.
That's so neat!! Love these two and they were before my time.💕
Wonderful memories
Thankyou for sharing❤
@@catherinesummers5057My pleasure!
What Blessed memories you must have. 🥰
I miss this America and I wasn't even Born yet.
I miss this America and I’m not even American
F.Y same here
Ya it was a lot different.
You're not the only one
Me too, me too...
If I ever achieve 1/10 the coolness of Dean, I'll be a happy man.
me to.
Jerry Lewis was a great teacher
Men just aren't gentlemen like this anymore
No one does it better than Dean.
Frank had the voice, but Dino had the charisma.Even at his advanced age, he could still captivate an audience just with his presence and small talk.
Dino had it all and they actually both did just different. Dino made me feel good and Frank took me to another place that I’ve always wanted to go. I can’t explain it but I go there.
They had a bit of practice..
CHRISTIAN ANDERS LEARNING CHANNEL Well Dean was my dads favorite but Frank was a really good actor and won the Oscar. They’re just both totally different to me.
@@ronniebishop2496 Agree. They were different and again some ways alike! One was not better ( that was such an ignorant comment that person made!). They were both great, either together AND individually!
@CHRISTIAN ANDERS LEARNING CHANNEL I agree
President Reagan was the classiest President, he was genuinely nice to people, yet he was true to his convictions. Back in those days people debated policies vigorously, not trying to assassinate the opponent's character.
What a difference than as todays filth.
Yes indeed he WAS everything you claim. I am so proud that I actually got to vote for him! The second time only though as I was too young to have voted for his first term. Personally, I consider Reagan to be our last great president. We haven't had a truly good one since.
The biggest drug smuggling President ever. Remember the stealing the wealthy pulled
@@Native5 Drug smuggling? REAGAN? What the hell are you talking about??????
@@retroguy9494 ?
This was the best time in America... I was there and President Reagan was the best.
BS America was almost in a depression. You can't rewrite history but you damn sure lie and don't educate.
Agreed
FROM TORONTO...YES THESE WERE THE BEST TIMES IN AMERICA 🇺🇸AND CANADA BUT I THINK THE 70S WERE OK I WAS BORN 1969 BUY YES THE 80S JUST SEEMED MAGICAL JUST THE SIMPLICITY OF THE TIME WAS GREAT.....I REALY THINK DURING THE 90S LIFE WENT DOWNHILL FAST ....EVERYTHING CHANGED SO FAST ....BUT YES IT WAS A GREAT TIME I MISS IT ......
IT WAS GREAT USA 🇺🇸. MY PARENT'S HAVE A CONDO IN FT LAUDERDALE AS A YOUNGER MAN IT WAS MAGICAL LIKE A DREAM IT WAS BEAUTIFUL SUNNY EVERYBODY SMILING ...IV ALWAYS LIKED USA ....IHAVE REALATIVES IN NEW JERSEY...PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH...IAM CANADIAN 1ST BUT OF ITALIAN HERITAGE...I JUST MISS THOSE TIMES IN USA ...GENERATIONS DIE OFF ...SAD I HAVE NOT BEEN TO USA IN 25YRS I REALLY THINK JUST LIFE HAS CHANGED SO SO MUCH ....GOOD LUCK ..CANADA IS SIMILAR SO FREE AND BEAUTIFUL ALSO I DO BELIEVE IN THE LANDS OF OPPORTUNITY USA 🇺🇸AND CANADA 🇨🇦 ALWAYS IN MY HEART ..
Except that Reagan was racist
Such class, grace and natural charisma by both Frank and Dean. Made it look so effortless. I love how Frank referred to Dean as his “buddy” a few times. Imagine Frank Sinatra referring to you as his “buddy” … a term not used just in passing either. To be his “buddy” was to have such a loyal friend like that … for life.
2 of the 5 rat pack 💖🌹🦋
These mummies were as decadent as Reagan, foreman of the rich, stepfather of the poor and middle class.
Oh my..i miss Frankie and Deano already.. Their music never dies 😭
Reagan Martin Sinatra......wonderful men...... wonderful moments❤️❤️❤️
For people born in classic, its classic !! Miss you very much, Mr. Dean Martin ! 💕💕💕💕
The golden 80s. I miss this decade.
Dean here was in the best shape of his later years. He’d kicked his dependence on pain meds, made up with Jeanne, was appearing regularly on TV and had successful SRO appearances in London and Paris. His energy and drive are obvious in this clip. Sadly, it wasn’t to last.
In scrolling through these comments I’m perplexed by those that think Dean was at his best with Jerry Lewis. He was constantly marginalized these years, even admitted by Lewis. Only after the breakup did people understand how important Dean was to the act. Anyone who actually saw Dean’s variety shows on NBC would know how gifted he was and better off without Lewis stepping on his talent. He played straight man, comic lead, sang, danced and made every guest on the show look better.
Spot on. The man could sing, act and make you laugh...oh and he was easy on the eyes. 😉
@@silviabasil2311 oh, you hussey
when did he go down hill... I know he died in 1995.
@@sanctuaryism
after his son died piloting a National Guard plane in 1987 it was all a slow decline downhill for Dean. Jeanne, Mort Viner and friends kept him going for a few more years but his heart wasn’t in it.
@@paulbrislen1484 thanks for that... poor guy... yep some just never get over loss. I know.
always wondered why he died as young as he still was.
We don’t miss the good ol days till their gone. And those days, Reagan, Martin and Sinatra are sadly gone.
But their spirit always lives on and the class, grace, charm, and humor they embodied we can carry in our hearts and it can rise again in the country if we work at it!!👍😊
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Bob hope and Johnny Cash too.
I wish it was the other way round, that Marilyn was there on stage and those 2 wise guys where long dead way back in '62!
don't forget sammy, and joey
How about beat pack?
Back when people weren't so offended about crumbs on the floor. The age we live is a sad joke. Take me back to the 80s Seri. Do this now.
Take me back to the fourties
@@mumandauntyglad From '46 onward sure.
@@mumandauntyglad The old days had many problems .
@@770WT - LOL wtf are you drinking? We're on the verge now of becoming a far left socialist Country the old days were great times, we had problems but nothing like the bs of today!!!!
@@mumandauntyglad ...and let us visit Dean Martin in Las Vegas.
My god what a nice voice these men had. Still today I can enjoy their music
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What a difference from today's incoherent lyrics and odd house lyrics. What happened to real art?
@@JJM-qf8dz Agree my friend
It was a much more respectful time
Now it's garbage.
Sure beats Lady Gaga.
These mummies were as decadent as Reagan, foreman of the rich, stepfather of the poor and middle class.
They'll never be entertainers like that again
Even though I grew up in the 80's I still remember these two wonderful guys. Dean was the smooth operator, and Frank was sharp and witty. Truly great entertainers that sadly will never be replaced. Rest in Peace and hope to hear your voices again in Heaven.
I was honored to have been there on that evening.
My parents were there at President Reagan's 2 inaugurations and after-parties. They said it was an amazing time!
I envy you so much I wanted to see Frank Sinatra when he was in concert and I couldn't do it
I envy both of you I was born in 2008 :(
Boss Shrek love to see someone else here that’s young and appreciates this music, I was born in 2004 and I love them all, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, and Ronald Reagan :)
Love this I was brought up with Frank sinatra and the rat pack and big band music my parents and grandparents. My grandad use to provide rare material on reel to reel for the BBC.
It's nice to see Dean acting normal for a change instead of that image that he always had with a cigarette and a drink in his hand and acting somewhat inebriated. I've always noticed whenever there was anything to do with Reagan, he would always act somewhat normal. He was an excellent entertainer he truly was. May he rest in peace.
He was never better - or more real and funny - than when he was with Jerry. And the same with Jerry. They had a magic together they both lacked as singles, as incredibly successful as both men were. The drunk act that Dean did wasn't real - and it was forced. He never had the same chemistry with Frank as he did with Jerry. Those Colgate Comedy Hours are the real thing.
@@matthewgallagher1761 Thank you for that truth. This banter with Sinatra is forced and they don't connect. They were both successful individually, absolutely. But the quality, the integrity of the comedy, the connection, the locked-in connection they had together was absolute magic. I think they both took it for granted..... and it broke both of their hearts, although Dean was more reserved about it. How do you have a connection like that and walk away... so much ego, outside forces that pulled them apart. But, I am grateful they had those 10 years! How I wish they could have gone their own way, and, then just performed together for even 2x per month. Just to have it all aborted is so painful. We must cherish those connections! The banter with Frank did not work at all. I am sure Dean feels it.
@@matthewgallagher1761I don't think that the drunk act was forced. What happened was, when Dean broke off from the Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis's partnership, obviously Dean was on his own. While performing, Harry Mills from The Mills Brothers suggested to Dean, hey, you look a little stiff you need to relax try putting a cigarette in your hand and have a shot of whatever? to calm you down; and have a glass of 🍷 in the other hand or some hard liquor in the other and that will relax you. He tried it and it worked. So if it's not broke don't fix it. At the time he needed something new to reinvent himself and he used it throughout his life it was just part of his image. Though it was always be Martinelli's apple juice in his glass cuz it almost sounded like his name or tea because he really didn't drink. On stage he would smoke just like anyone else would in back in the day, but while on TV, he never did drink. The FCC would not have allowed it. He was known to have a glass of wine only while having dinner. But other than that, he really wasn't a drinker.
@@donaldperez7981 I meant that he was far more genuine, and more himself, when he and Jerry were teamed. And for Jerry it was the same. He overdid the hysterics, just as Dean overdid pretending to be drunk. Together, they brought out each other's fuller talents: Dean never sang better than when he and Jerry were teamed. Jerry was able to play it straight sometimes and let Dean do the comedy. I don't doubt Harry Mills gave him good career advice - and there was another older comedian named Joe E. Lewis, who was famous for doing a drunk act that Dean also copied, my point is that it was nowhere near the same - or as good or magical or REAL - as when Dean and Jerry were a team. They were as big as the Beatles or Elvis during their heyday. That came because their "act" wasn't really an act: it was two incredible performers who had perfect chemistry and timing. I wish they'd been able to perform together, on occasion, through the years, as their performances in specials would have been true events.
@@pamelahawley4844 Well said, Pamela, and couldn't agree more. Those Colgate Comedy Hours show the great range they had: they could be clowns, they could do a song and dance, they could do banter, they could talk like two real people, and bring out each other's talents much more. The Dean/Sinatra shows, while very good, did not have anywhere that same magic. Sinatra had no sense of humor, for one.
Don't get me wrong. I enjoyed the Dean Martin show - I wasn't even born when Dean and Jerry were a team - and always enjoyed the part of the show when he just sat on the couch and sang. But he didn't use his voice as fully as he did in his years with Jerry. And he played a character. He wasn't himself. I agree - I wish they could have found a way to work together once in awhile through the years. Those shows would have gotten huge ratings.
Two legends on the stage
I LOVE THIS MAN. our world was amazing with him in it
If only we could bring 1985 back! Wow! That was my kind of America!
The later Dean at his best here - jazzy and cool and spirited and putting on a good show.
How are you doing today my name is Eric Moore
Hello
It was strange that he wasn't DRUNK!
@@ericmoore5679 good to meet you
@@georgemakuca8870 He was never ever drunk it was all part of his act. It's a long story. Ifyou don't mind doing some research, you'll find out the reason why.
Frank and dean are my kind of guys of the U.S.A.
Great days, no guys left like that, what a night out that must have been. Old but definitely gold.
Deane was pure class great STYLE and CLASS
Wow the talent of Dean Martin so underrated
It's nice seeing this full clip of Dean Martin! Excellent!
I am 63 years old! My generation is sort of the one that came after theirs. I miss these guys, especially Dean because to me they represent a time when the world wasn't perfect but it was trying its best to be the best that it could be. Today with all this Covid-19 crap...; it just doesn't compare. :(
The best thing about the days when we grew up we all could laugh about things without being so sensitive or angry, remember All in the family, best show ever made, we could all laugh about race !
Me 2 , l am 63.5yrs & l ❤ Deano as a kid . Much prefer Nancy Sinatra 2 her old man . But he had a voice
God bless you our government is failing us especially since Obama was president and these many years after give me Trump give me Reagan any day anytime
@@robertphillips3078 e come on cut Frankie some slack. Nobody can sing like that man can ….he’s the greatest ever.
@@megbreezy7543
Miss Meg , Frank was good 👍 even gr8 . 👍 But Deano was in a league of his own .
America, I miss you. Please return.
Such a great time in our history.
Dean and Frank were the best. We really need this again.
vieux....
Dean Martin still had it!! Still looks good
Class and elegance!
Those were the days my friends. I thought it would never end.
Hello Guntalee
When an inauguration was what it was suppose be!!! And presidents knew how to be the man of the hour, miss you Ronnie!!!❤❤
“Can he turn water into wine” “no” “Then what good is he” that is the best thing I’ve ever hesrd
This is America! Great America!
Two Legends on stage Love for Usa I grow with the magic of your culture and artists and your amazing country thanks !!!!
What an era! They were classic in every way! I miss those days and those times!
So much !!!!
@diana balak: There’s nothing like it anymore! At the time ( of course, I was younger) and we didn’t appreciate it as much until we see now how far we have fallen! From talent to trash!!
Much freedom rung back then!
@@daniellebourgade8701 yeah so much, just can't stop thinking about the youthful days....by the way nice meeting you on here, I hope you are having a wonderful time out there ???????
@@danielgalloway1937 Wtf you doing?
I love these guys especially Dean Martin,I grew up with thismusic,I love it.
Great entertainment and a great President
I can hear Frankie singing in a style, and the way that evoked the absolute best of our country it went sort of like this. “The house I live in- that’s AMERICA TO ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I could listen to that song all day long. Keep praying for our America.
thanks for letting me speak in your place, in avance, to myself: I wonder if the big waves of immigrants came in after the time of the American civil war (interestingly, when the Bismark Germany fought the Austrians, but that was not a civil war, just the opposite). The second thing is that my German language doesn't seem to have a public "Our country". As it now occurs, my ex-chancelliere Merkel, Angela, would say: "my country" (in that case that is not my country - could you say, in America: that is not our country - just trying to joke, considering the Ukrainian crises). Anyway, even more so, idiomatic "Let's" and "Let's not" (hurst wall street, for instance) refers to "out country" and just does not in my culture. In my culture, it's always, only, forever: "Let's stay together", it's the two of us and may be some family. But it's never "our country", with me.
I’m 21 years old been of fan of both of these guys since I was in middle school and it’s cool that I still find cool videos like these 👍🏼 never really was of fan of todays music maybe a little but mostly old school like these guys.
This is what you call total class.
Dean did the "people in my room joke" at every show, every single show.
😭😭😭
And he got away with it,,,, every single time
@@hellohandsome9875 until youtube
@@richardmckrell4899 he still gets away with it, cos he was/is so loved
@@hellohandsome9875 he's dead
I hope that we will once again see class and dignity return to presidential events
68 and he's cooler than any millennial.
All millennials combined
And he was looking well too. His son died 2 years later, it must have an enormous impact on him.
Wish I could like your comment more than once !! 👍👍
Who isn’t???
Comparing a millennial to Frank sinatra is like comparing a mouse to a lion.
2 legends together!!!!!
DEAN MARTIN,FRANK SINATRA,two unforgettable class acts.R.I.P to the both of them.
Two greats.
Never mind R.R. and his party, but: a damn professional class act, especially on Dean Martin's part. What a great entertainer he was, and what a smooth voice even then at his age (nearly 70). Thanks for sharing this magnificent clip from an era where show biz was truly professional and classy, no vulgar stuff and no inane peculiarities...
I’d take Reagan and the Republican Party for the rest of my life, rather than the current, babbling, senile old geezer and his party. Biden can’t even read a teleprompter without screw-in up.
I loved Ronald Reagan toO
@@geedubb2005 Obama started it all the transformation gig remember hows that transformation working for American now
CLASS=COOL DEAN BABY! He looks like he's having so much fun.
Dean was actually the best ever as a stand up comic
Expect the unexpected.
Dean, never lost his grease. Excellent song for him!
I had enjoyed these two guys music during their life.Still I do.
My Mom and I went to a dinner theatre in Las Vegas and got to hear Dean Martin sing, he was fabulous!
It was nice seeing these 2 marvelous star's, frank Sinatra & mr Dean Martin i wish they were still around & with us but unfortunately they are not, these 2 men were great & i missed them Dearly i wish we could go back to those great yrs of the Rat pack and these 2 fantastic star's, May They R.I.P. GOD BLESS THERE SOULS. 💔💔💔💔💔
The Rat Pack ... immortal brother
Reagan was a sinister president to working class.
if frank is still alive, he would be 105 years old.
How about brat pack?
Wow- smooth ❣️The last time class was well dressed, well behaved , loved American and Americans ! What happened to civility and honor - no matter where you’re from north ,south,east or west on the globe-don’t you want to see this again in the world 🙏 please respect yourself and everyone else ‼️
It was great being a part of this decade, and know real entertainers we’ve gone to hell in a slop bucket now.
They were great...n still are...🍸🤠🤙♥️
Hello maryjo how are you doing?
dean was one of The real entertainers back Then frank n sammie were blessed to be in The rat pack with Dean I would have to Love to have met dean
I was lucky enough to see Mr Sinatra in concert. If I had a time machine seeing Dean live would be one of the first stops.
Dean Martin was always somehow underrated for his wit because people always focused on his looks and voice - this is not exactly Dean at his best singing but he still had the wit and great to see two of the "rat pack" mixing it up here, there precious little of it by this time
Many old timers will remember that Dean was underrated for his wit, because in the early going he played straight man for Jerry Lewis of course, which sent them on to superstardom as a fabulous team late 40s...
He was my favorite weekly show to watch when I was a kid.
This were the good old times and these two legendary.👍
Dean still had it in 85!I wish I was alive during that era.
I love how deano does his act, what’s funny is how as he got older it went from the funny charismatic drunk to the confused old man😭
Yes! Need more Presidents like Them!!
When it was morning in America, great times.
Reagan, Sinatra Martin , grandes homens , homens de honra .
Well, they really WERE friends. From Ron and Nancy's Hollywood career days. They had a good time for real that night. Unlike the phony smiles and fake enjoyment of today's presidents, they really DID have a blast!
Yes America was another world inthose days. Untouchable , unattainable, magic and inspirational
Class personified entertainment for a class personified President.
I miss those days when men had real class. Dino and Frank. Thanks for the memories.
Remember. We're all here temporarily!!
Yeah you are right, but I can't stop thinking about the youthful days, so amazing and enjoyable....by the way nice meeting you on here, I hope you are having a wonderful time out there ???????
Lovely 😍 😍 😍 😍 😍 thankyou I grew up to the best stuff so grateful to be a part of all of this back then and know thankyou for sharing
When politics was working.miss those days.
This was the REAL thing!!! I grew up seeing Dean Martin and old blue eyes... Frank Sinatra!! They don’t make them like that anymore... bye- gone era... makes me sad!
A wonderful show when America was an adult country . from Japan
Their likes will never pass this way again. A better era.
pure class.... legend of classness...dean martin...love you!
Yea the good old days!!!!! Amazing how far we’ve fallen in one generation. But sing Deano!
What an great Italian voice & comedian! Joe C. U.S.M.C.🇺🇸
his comedic timing is undefeated. the Great Dean Martin
Sad to think these days are behind us but god I'm so glad I was around to see them and Frank live.
I think about what I see on the Grammys today and then I see this; boy how the world has changed!