Frank Sinatra - My Way (Live At MSG 1974) REACTION/REVIEW
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- Frank Sinatra - My Way (Live At MSG 1974) REACTION/REVIEW
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Tony Bennet died today at age 96. 'I Left My Heart in San Francisco' would be great. Tony also did a fabulous duet with Amy Winehouse and she was ner vous and star struck but did great.
They don't make them like they used to. Frank Sinatra was such a smooth crooner. He has a huge library of great songs. Some of my favorites are "Fly Me To The Moon", "New York, New York", "Strangers In The Night", "I've Got You Under My Skin", "That's Life", "My Kind Of Town", "Summer Wind" etc. And he did a duet with his daughter Nancy called "Something Stupid" in 1967.
Frank is the man, Chairman of the board
"My Way" is a song popularized in 1969 by Frank Sinatra set to the music of the French song "Comme d'habitude" composed by Jacques Revaux with lyrics by Gilles Thibaut and Claude François[1][2] and first performed in 1967 by Claude François. Its English lyrics were written by Paul Anka and are unrelated to the original French song.
You’re not gonna hurt anyone’s feelings playing Frank.
Fuck the rest and remember the best…..
This song is all Frank. This song always makes me immediately think of him.
Just sheer Style, poise & beautifully sung, you can't beat Frank
It Was a Very Good Year is another classic by him
Frank's the BEST!!!!
It's called Growth. Hopefully most of us as we get older get it and grow as a person. You're alright Biz. I enjoy watching you. And Frank was the man. Cool as the other side of the pillow.
Thanks for being you Biz
Enjoyed your perspective on this wonderful Sinatra performance.
Isn't it interesting when your tastes evolve as you go through your life.
It's good to expose yourself to new things wouldn't you say.
Fly Me to the Moon.
On similar note, Tony Bennett died today or yesterday. You might find some entertainment similar to Frank from Tony. I think you'd like it and it's topical.
"That Life " another anthem
Hi biz ... frank was 58 going on 59 at this time ...still a strong voice...my parents and aunts and uncles went to this concert...
What a gem. ❤
Goosebumps 🥰 This is Frank's signature song IMO. You are so right about how your taste changes with maturity. I was lucky to grow up in a music loving household. My father loved opera & old time country western (horrifying thought I) and my mother loved all the male crooners - Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Tony Bennett , even Englebert Humperdink ?!?. When I was a teenager, I wouldn't be caught dead listening to that music. Now that I am - ahem -"Vintage",
I understand this great old music. Now I love some classic country (Patsy Cline, Hank Williams Sr, etc), and often play compilations CD's of the works of Frank, Dino, and I have a lovely Tony Bennett duets. Still not into the Humperdink 😝 As they say "mother knows best"....
By the way Rest in Peace to the great Tony Bennett who passed away this week at aged 96😔
The Man!!!!
The Chairman of the Board, no words needed ❤
Yes Control is the best way to describe his voice.
Jim Reeves - Welcome To My World ......and Ray Price- For the Good Times
Well said, Biz.
It was written by Paul Anka for Sinatra.
Fantastic 🤩
That’s Life is your next Sinatra song you should react to.
Paul Anka wrote this song...for Frank Sinatra.
This is the lesson of what it means to be a man, Volume I. If you feel this way, as you retire, you hit a homerun. Take a slow lap around the bases, G. You did it.
Nice job young man, Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald- The Lady Is A Tramp is very very good, also Ella Fitzgerald- Summertime and Cry Me a River and anything by Louis Armstrong
Gotta love Frank! Check out Luck Be A Lady, the live version. Also Fly Me To The Moon, Live at the Kiel Opera House. The orchestra is led by Quincy Jones. Love your reactions!
Saw him in concert three times. The Chairman of the Board... Ol Blue Eyes...RIP
Good old Frank it is old blue eyes himself. Legend
They say men age like wine 😂
I had the best of both worlds growing up in the sixties and seventies. The old crooners like Sinatra, Dean Martin, Bing Crosby and so many others and rock & roll and soul music at the same time.
These older crooners were still always on TV and would watch with my parents. I probably took it for granted that these old guys would always be there and then one by one they were gone. Kinda sad in a way.
Peace ❤
that's life that's what all the people say
@@cliffburton-jy6iq Yeper's Vern's. Right on.
They don't call him, the CEO for nothing. Could do it All. 💪🎶
Ol' blue eyes!
Whether you like it or not you’re doing it your way. Enjoy your lives people
Nice reaction 💯
Please react to frank singing "That's life " you won't regret it ❤
You should listen to the studio version and Frank released the song first and it became an anthem for him but I read it got to the point where he ended up hating singing the song
Please do Send In The Clowns by Sinatra next ❤
You should react to Sid Vicious' cover of this song. It's probably not to everyone's taste, but I've always loved it.
Oh I gotta hear that!
Nice!
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Paul anka wrote the lyrics it was written fir Frank Sinatra it’s based off his life
My Way was written by Willie Nelson
You’re talking about the greatest
I think Paul Anka wrote this song.
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One of my favorite song by
Frank Sinatra
Live, concerts collection
Is
🎵 Send in the Clowns 🎵
His voices and only one guitare 👌
Your gonna adore this song too Keep the good work Biz 👏 ✌️ 👍🏻
On the money comments about Sinatra. All things in time.
Paul Anka wrote the song
Softest landing in the history of song
Elvis did a great version of this song in his Aloha From Hawaii, I actually prefer Elvis version
Please, compare My Way cover by Vanny Vabiola
Sid Vicious re did. N true to him was he's way
Elvis sang this way better and it fit his life much better, too. Frank's version lacks emotion and sounds flat.