I'm in my 50s, grew up listening to all different kinds of music through my parents and extended relatives, then later gathered friends who I swapped music with. And I have always loved music more than just about anything in the world. But I swear, when I hear songs that I've heard a hundred times on your channel, as the kids say "it hits different." There are so many songs that I have enjoyed throughout my life, but I think hearing them through your fresh ears, and seeing the joy you two feel just makes them even better. I seriously cannot tell you how much enjoyment I get from this channel. I've watched a number of UA-cam reactors over the years, but you are just special and I appreciate you so much.
You just summed up all the feelings and words that I've been searching to say to and about this channel, I feel the same about Amber & Jay's reactions to the music of all genres that I love so much, a lot of i have sentimental & emotional ties to in some way, & its almost like hearing it all over again, i ove the way they understand music itself, especially Amber, they've grown & learned so much, & it's a joy to see how much knowledge they've gained and grown from the music & thru the channel. Thank You for the original comment & Thanks to The Rob Squad! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Check out " Summer Wind " by Frank Sinatra...You both will absolutely love it...Frank was also a very good actor...You should watch some of his movies.
Sidenote: Bruce Springsteen was asked in the Colbert Questionnaire what one song he would take to a desert island, and it was Summer Wind by Frank Sinatra. From one icon to another.
Sinatra was a craftsman. Every note is deliberate and calculated to deliver the message. His voice was a tool, like a sculptor's chisel or an artist's brush.
Marquee - it's called a marquee that has the name in lights above the entrance to the theater. Please do "It was a very good year" by Mr. Sinatra. Excellent story line.
I truly love Frank Sinatra❤ as an Italian I grew up listening to the music but Dean Martin is the one that always puts a smile on my face you can't help but love that man😊
My son had Dean Martin music at his wedding... I had Italian music at mine too. .......in a Baptist church lol. I don't think the preacher was too happy with me.
Sinatra, Dean Martin, Perry Como and Andy Williams made it look so effortless when they sang a song. It was like they just opened their mouths and they hit every note perfectly. They also had great music arrangers and the record studios provided the best musicians and orchestras for their recordings. I should add Bing Crosby to that group though he was really from the previous generation to them.
Saw him do this song in Vegas. It was magical! His entire concert was hit after hit after hit. His voice and his casual way he commanded your attention and the stage... So amazing!
My Dad just loved Frank Sinatra's music. So, I grew up with it. I think I was about 10 when this song came out. The Beatles had already come to America. But, this song was so beautiful to me, I still love it.❤ Thanks
I remember back in the 60's, when I was a young thing. If you listened to the radio, they would play Sinatra & others along with rock and roll songs. You would hear The Rolling Stones, followed by The Supremes, and then Frank Sinatra (or Dean Martin, etc.). You grew up hearing a little bit of everything.
I'm not sure what Frank songs you've already listened to but his album "Sinatra at the Sands" is where the real Frank shines, especially with the Count Basie Big Band. Every song on that double album is incredible. You feel the electricity of the classic Vegas, it was recorded in 1966 when Frank turned 50. (It's his birthday today) is that why you featured him? More crooners please, you guys are great!
Great reaction. Frank was one of the greatest singers of all time. You should check out his "That's Life", "It was a very good year", "Moonlight Serande", "I've got you, under my skin", "Too marvelous for words", and a duet with his daughter Nancy Sinatra "Somethin stupid". Too many great ones to list them all.
My grandma was a teen in the 40s and Frank Sinatra was a big time heartthrob back then, she was always crazy about him! I’ve been listening to him all my life. 🥰
I am so glad I was given access to everything from rock and r&b to opera and yes crooners or blues and so much more. Tho Nat King Cle had the best voice of all the "crooner's" and Bing Crosby has a special place in my heart for his image and his timeless songs, Frank is rightly beloved and this is his best song to me.
The video of Frank in the studio taping "It Was a Very Good Year" is really interesting. To see his process is interesting especially since it was such a huge hit.
You two really need to react to Frank Sinatra and his daughter Nancy as they duet their way through the song SOMETHING STUPID. It is a beautiful song and the two of them really knock it out of the park. Speaking of Nancy, a reaction to her hit songs BANG BANG and SUGAR TOWN would be much appreciated. As for Frank, the best song of celebration in his catalog, in my opinion, of a love most thrilling has yet to make its way to your ears. The song is (I'VE GOT YOU) UNDER MY SKIN. The song carries all of the signature Frank Sinatra moments as it celebrates the realization of a most exuberant and thrilling love. The orchestra adds the necessary energetic swing thanks to conductor Nelson Riddle, who knows exactly how to support the feeling of a love supreme. Finally, there is a 1965 black and white live recording session of Frank with a small audience of friends and others as he sings, IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR. Again, with Nelson Riddle scoring the musical journey. Love you guys. The best reaction channel. You deserve 5ook subscribers and support that goal. And to enjoy
The year I turned 36, It Was a Very Good Year started to haunt me because I knew I was into the last verse. Add me to the list of folks whose Dad played Sinatra and the rest of the Rat Pack on his record player, along with jazz greats and show tunes. He grew up in Harlem of the 1930s and 40s, so he got to hear the greats live in those ballrooms. Well, the ones who would come to Harlem, which were, of course, only the Black artists
Since you guys love this genre, you should watch White Christmas with Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney(George Clooney's aunt) and Danny Kaye. Its a musical. If you're going tho watch one during the Christmas season, this is the one to watch. You won't regret it!!
It's been a minute since you did a Sinatra song. Glad you came back to Frank. He has a song list as long as your arm. Time also to revisit Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr and Andy Williams. *Sinatra: 1. you Make Me Feel So Young 2. My Kind of Town ( Chicago is) 3. I've Got You Under My Skin 4. Witchcraft *Dean Martin: 1. Everybody Love Somebody (London 1965) His signature song 2. For the Good Times 3. Sway 4. My Rifle, My Pony and Me ( from the movie Rio Bravo. There's a second song with Ricky Nelson ...watch both) *Duet of Dean Martin with The Mills Brothers....Paper Doll & Up a lazy River ( really good and fun) *Mills Brothers....Basin Street Blues.( Video with the Boston Pops Orchestra...some special effects that you will love) *Sammy Davis Jr. 1. The Birth of the Blues (video on staircase) 2. What Kind of Fool Am I 3. Old Man River ( video sitting on stage stairs) 4. Bang Bang (video from the movie Robin and the 7 Hoods) Sammy sings and dances. *Andy Williams 1. The Impossible Dream 2. The Shadow of Your Smile 3. Love Story 4. Somewhere My Love (Andy was known for singing movie theme songs) You watched the video, Now You Has Jazz with Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong. It comes from the movie *High Society with Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra. They sing a couple of songs in the movie. You might be interested in reacting to this movie on your channel. You also might want to watch the mivie, *Robin and the 7 Hoods with the Rat Pack and Bing Crosby. (A musical)
A great song from the 1966 album Strangers In The Night, with the talents of Glen Campbell on the guitar throughout the entire album, just like early, Crosby Stills and Nash, The Monkees, Beach Boys, Elvis, and dozens of other artists' records Campbell played on..
This song reminds me of my dearly departed Mother. When we were kids growing up in the 60's, our parents always had a radio on. We heard everything from Country/Western, Pop, Classic Rock, artists like Sammy Davis, Jr.., Jim Reeves, Frank Sinatra, etc. These older songs bring back such bittersweet memories. Thanks for all you do. Another one I'd think you would enjoy is "This Guy's in Love with You" by Herb Alpert.
“Well Did You Evah?” A duet with Bing Crosby from the film High Society. “Style” with Dean Martin and Bing Crosby from the film Robin and the 7 Hoods, “High Hopes” from the film A Hole In the Head.
As stated, the singer they were trying to get booked into the Vegas club in The Godfather is based on how Sinatra is rumored to have gotten his start. This was was actually a #1 hit on the Billboard charts when it came out in 1966. And BTW, New York isn't the only city Frank is associated with. "My Kind of Town" Chicago was a Sinatra staple at his concerts. From his movie "Robin and the Seven Hoods". Might want to visit that one at some point.
Not only did he hang out with the mob, he partied with the Kennedys, and sang the jingle for JFK's winning presidential campaign. He plays a mob boss in the less serious musical "Robin and the 7 Hoods", with co-stars Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, Sammy Davis Jr. and Barbara Rush (among others). Dean used to kid him on TV about singing "doobie doobie do" in Strangers in the Night.
And guys ❤ that´s not all-Frank was one of the few singers who actually acted incredibly well-some of the greatest films of all time star Frank Sinatra including From Here to Eternity, Manchurian Candidate, The Man With The Golden Arm.
I used to work bar in Liverpool England in this party pub. The landlord loved Frank and made sure that the duke box had Frank loaded. As soon as the last punter left he had a lock in for the staff with Frank blasting. A great contrast to the 80s music. I went through life always playing Frank and opened up a whole new 1990s generation of friends in the USA to that genre. All loved it and were surprised to learn what they missed.
I love this song great reaction! I’ll never forget the elder carpenter on the job site who always had a tune going but would alter…”strangers in my life, oh they amaze me, doing all things wrong, so I fix them…”and I can’t remember what else he always trailed off!
All rise for the Chairman of the Board! I love sooo many songs by him. Come Fly Me To the Moon, The Best is Yet to Come, It Was a Very Good Year, And so many more. My absolute favorite is the song There Used To Be A Ballpark Here. ANYTHING he sang was pure gold. I miss old Blue Eyes, he was a great actor as well! Check out From Here to Eternity, Robin and The Seven Hoods (the whole Rat Pack were in it), Anchors Away, The Man With the Golden Arm, to name a few..
Yessss!! Let's keep this Classic old dance vibe GOING!!.. Try some old. Tony Bennett!!.. "Who can I Turn to".. "I wna be Around" and the CLASSIC.."I Left my Heart in San Francisco". doobi doobi dooo.. lol.. LOVING IT!!!.. THNK U GUYS SO MUCH... ✌️❤️😎🙏🇺🇲🌎👍
Glad you got back to Frank Sinatra! I used to dance on my grandfather's feet while this song played. I especially love this song and Fly Me To The Moon. I saw your reaction to the mob movie, but I just now remembered that our class was dressed in the mafia theme for the last party of the year. I still have my long, black gloves. I will look for the photos during the Christmas holidays.
Love watching you two!!!! You need to watch an old old Frank Sinatra movie like “Anchors Away” you get his singing and a great movie in one!!!! Love you two!!!!
Frank had so many great songs going back to the thirties, forties, fifties that you really need to react to. A few of my personal favourites that I'm sure you will love are Don't Worry 'Bout Me, In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning, How Little We Know all superb ballads that can't be bettered. A lot of his sixties output is terrific too. Love's Been Good To Me, It Was A Very Good year, The Summer Wind and of course Somethin' Stupid with his daughter Nancy.
Supposedly the Johnny Fontane character in The Godfather is based on Sinatra. Just as in the movie where Fontane is trying to get cast in a movie, Sinatra was also trying to get in a movie to jump start his career. He ends up getting a supporting role in the movie "From Here to Eternity". You should check out the movie and Sinatra's acting chops at your movie reaction channel.
Yes, they reacted to the Godfather just last week and I don't think they realized that Fontane was modeled on Sinatra and his rumored " assistance " from the Mob in furthering his career.
Not sure if anybody mentioned in the comments yet, but daughter Nancy sang "You Only Live Twice" for the Bond film, one of the greatest Bond themes, IMHO. I see lots of mentions in the comments of Frank and Nancy doing the duet on "Somethin' Stupid," but "You Only Live Twice" is an incredible song on its own merit.
Wow, Frankie, as my mom called Frank was her favorite artist!! The other day i was going through some old things and i found 7-8 of her old cassette tapes of Frank...thank you so much for these memories of my mom
Check out his song, It Was A Very Good Year. Also, check out some more Tony Bennett (who Frank was a fan of) and his songs like When Do The Bells Ring for Me, The Good Life, The Way You Look Tonight, Steppin' Out.
For my Mt Rushmore of great musicians, the first 3 was easy: the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and Jimi Hendrix. But then, who is the 4th? Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin or the Who? Forget Mt Rushmore, I'll make it a six pack!
@@victorcowboywest Something tells me you won't be watching their reactions to Black Sabbath and Judas Priest. To each his own, those are wonderful singers you mentioned, good for uou.
There was a time, back in the 90s, when I went into a heavy Jazz phase, more specifically Big Band. Be sure to check out Harry Connick Jr., I recommend "We Are In Love", "You Didn't Know Me When".
The Godfather character who was a singer who wanted to be an actor was said to be based on Sinatra. My favorite song by him is Summer Wind. Reminds me of my late grandmother.
This song always reminds me of being a kid, lying in the back of the station wagon coming home with the family from a day at the beach, and my parents listening to the radio with this song playing...
Frank owned the CalNeva casino hotel, in South Lake Tahoe. The whole West Coast syndicate used to have meetings in the basement of the hotel. Frank was very much a part of the syndicate. But, he was able to keep it under wraps just enough that it just wasn't talked about. He was one of the most loved entertainers in our history. With his looks and voice, he was mesmerizing. On your free time, check out an episode of Johnny Carson's Tonight Show when Frank was a guest and Don Rickles walked onto the set, unannounced, and played on Sinatra's mob ties. So funny.
Frank was an amazing singer and actor. A couple of movies you should check out on your movie channel is the original Ocean's Eleven and Robin and the Seven Hoods.
Ole blue eyes is legendary for a reason. Please listen to Louis Armstrongs Wonderful World if you havent already. Some things are just classics no matter what
A great reaction, Jay and Amber. Frank Sinatra had many hits some for the holidays, for this time of year I'd recommend, "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" or a duet he did with his daughter Nancy, "Something Stupid", other ones for different times of the year, "Summer Wind", "My Funny Valentine", "Witchcraft".
Sinatra's voice is superb , but what makes his voice standout even more is the the way the music Is being matched to his crooner voice ,there's so much Romance in the 1950s and 1960s Romantic classical masterpieces. I would like to introduce you guys to another Marvelous 1961 song called ⏩ " The Girl From Ipanema" by Dan Fontaine . It's one of the most romantic songs ever made check this beautiful song and title it's pure Romantic just like Frank Sinatra's songs and music.
My dear Aunt Marg is 101 years young, and she has told me stories of being a teenager, waiting in line for hours to get tickets for and to see a very young Frank Sinatra AKA old blue eyes. She told me how she and all her friends would swoon and scream for Frank. Love this
Oh Frank! My way on stage from 74 is... WOW! But my favourite must be One for my Baby! And that only time I saw him live he said it was his favourite too!
Believe it or not, this song charted on the pop/rock charts! We all loved Frank even if he was much older, and a crooner. His voice is so special, who didn’t want to hear him sing?
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I'm in my 50s, grew up listening to all different kinds of music through my parents and extended relatives, then later gathered friends who I swapped music with. And I have always loved music more than just about anything in the world. But I swear, when I hear songs that I've heard a hundred times on your channel, as the kids say "it hits different." There are so many songs that I have enjoyed throughout my life, but I think hearing them through your fresh ears, and seeing the joy you two feel just makes them even better. I seriously cannot tell you how much enjoyment I get from this channel. I've watched a number of UA-cam reactors over the years, but you are just special and I appreciate you so much.
You just summed up all the feelings and words that I've been searching to say to and about this channel, I feel the same about Amber & Jay's reactions to the music of all genres that I love so much, a lot of i have sentimental & emotional ties to in some way, & its almost like hearing it all over again, i ove the way they understand music itself, especially Amber, they've grown & learned so much, & it's a joy to see how much knowledge they've gained and grown from the music & thru the channel. Thank You for the original comment & Thanks to The Rob Squad! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
You nailed it!
Same here. I love this channel!
@@trina11051 This is the ONLY reaction channel I watch.
I AGREE!!
Jay & Amber, you'll love his "Summer Wind" and "It Was a Very Good Year"!!!
Summer Wind is my favorite!
Summer Wind is my favourite song of his !
Oh Yeah, "Summer Wind"!, one of his best, IMO!
I don’t think they take requests
"Summer Wind" is wondrously dreamy song. Sinatra truly at his best.
This is probably my favorite song of his. I just think it’s so stunning. And that instrumental is just so breathtaking and cinematic.
This is classic. I also enjoy Summer Wind.
Check out " Summer Wind " by Frank Sinatra...You both will absolutely love it...Frank was also a very good actor...You should watch some of his movies.
Sidenote: Bruce Springsteen was asked in the Colbert Questionnaire what one song he would take to a desert island, and it was Summer Wind by Frank Sinatra. From one icon to another.
my favorite Sinatra song
You have great taste...Its my favorite Sinatra song also.@@luisnavarro9307
Omg yes, Frank and Bing in High Society!🎉🎉🎉
Oh yeah...An outstanding movie.@@lynnevetter
In The Godfather, the Johnny Fontaine character was based on Frank.
Sinatra was a craftsman. Every note is deliberate and calculated to deliver the message. His voice was a tool, like a sculptor's chisel or an artist's brush.
Frank was about the song, the interpretation, not a show off opera BS like we have had for 3 declares now.
Do "A Summer Wind" and " Something Stupid" with daughter Nancy(You may have already done that.)
Marquee - it's called a marquee that has the name in lights above the entrance to the theater. Please do "It was a very good year" by Mr. Sinatra. Excellent story line.
“To be is to do”-Socrates.
“To do is to be”-Jean-Paul Sartre.
“Do be do be do”-Frank Sinatra.
"De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da - The Police 😁
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"Da da da" - Trio
do be do be do bah do be do be do bah - Phineas and Ferb
I truly love Frank Sinatra❤ as an Italian I grew up listening to the music but Dean Martin is the one that always puts a smile on my face you can't help but love that man😊
My son had Dean Martin music at his wedding...
I had Italian music at mine too.
.......in a Baptist church lol.
I don't think the preacher was too happy with me.
My late sister LOVED Dean. Whenever we got in the car when she was a kid, she made my parents play his Greatest Hits 8 track. Her fav song? Houston.
Sinatra, Dean Martin, Perry Como and Andy Williams made it look so effortless when they sang a song. It was like they just opened their mouths and they hit every note perfectly. They also had great music arrangers and the record studios provided the best musicians and orchestras for their recordings. I should add Bing Crosby to that group though he was really from the previous generation to them.
Sammy Davis Jr. I think had the most dynamic voice of the Rat Pack. Not as crooner as the rest, but he could belt it.
Bing was Frank Sinatra's hero,he idolized him
The way you look tonight is my favorite Sinatra song 🎶
Mine too! A close second would be Ive got you under my skin.”
same
Same!
Saw him do this song in Vegas. It was magical! His entire concert was hit after hit after hit. His voice and his casual way he commanded your attention and the stage...
So amazing!
My Dad just loved Frank Sinatra's music. So, I grew up with it. I think I was about 10 when this song came out. The Beatles had already come to America. But, this song was so beautiful to me, I still love it.❤ Thanks
Another one you might like is a duet by Frank Sinatra and his daughter Nancy, called "Something Stupid"/
Love that song!
I think she sang it with her brother also.
The Mavericks' version with Trisha Yearwood was also great.
My husband & I used to dance in our kitchen to Frank Sinatra’s album, he was a beautiful singer. 👏👏👏💛💛
Which album?
I love that ❤
Im in my 40s.
My grandparents liked Sinatra music. I do too. Its chill and relaxing.
Frank is a storyteller. He always makes his listeners feel like he was singing to them personally.
If you ever get the chance you need to watch the musical Guys and Dolls with Frank Sinatra, and Marlon Brando
I remember back in the 60's, when I was a young thing. If you listened to the radio, they would play Sinatra & others along with rock and roll songs. You would hear The Rolling Stones, followed by The Supremes, and then Frank Sinatra (or Dean Martin, etc.). You grew up hearing a little bit of everything.
If we're doing old standards, now would be a great time for a first reaction to the legendary Sarah Vaughan.
Yessss! I've suggested her so many times for female Friday. Someday...
@@octoberguy Me too.
Growing up my parents loved his voice I remember Fly me to the Moon, & My Way were thier favorites
I'm not sure what Frank songs you've already listened to but his album "Sinatra at the Sands" is where the real Frank shines, especially with the Count Basie Big Band. Every song on that double album is incredible. You feel the electricity of the classic Vegas, it was recorded in 1966 when Frank turned 50. (It's his birthday today) is that why you featured him? More crooners please, you guys are great!
Great reaction. Frank was one of the greatest singers of all time. You should check out his "That's Life", "It was a very good year", "Moonlight Serande", "I've got you, under my skin", "Too marvelous for words", and a duet with his daughter Nancy Sinatra "Somethin stupid". Too many great ones to list them all.
I second Too Marvelous for Words!
I wore out the Only the Lonely record at one point in life.
My grandma was a teen in the 40s and Frank Sinatra was a big time heartthrob back then, she was always crazy about him! I’ve been listening to him all my life. 🥰
He might have been the first star who created mass female hysteria.. before Elvis and the Beatles
The two most exciting words in entertainment, "Frank Sinatra".
I am so glad I was given access to everything from rock and r&b to opera and yes crooners or blues and so much more. Tho Nat King Cle had the best voice of all the "crooner's" and Bing Crosby has a special place in my heart for his image and his timeless songs, Frank is rightly beloved and this is his best song to me.
Pure Talent ..... All you can say 🤷💙💙 Ole Blue eyes . 🙏🕯️
R.I.P. Sir your star ⭐ will shine forever .. ✌️😉
The video of Frank in the studio taping "It Was a Very Good Year" is really interesting. To see his process is interesting especially since it was such a huge hit.
Love that song, my fave by him. I appreciate it even more now I'm older. LOL.
You want classic- try some Benny Goodman big band music from the 1930s. “Sing, Sing, Sing” is my favorite. You won’t be able to sit still.
You two really need to react to Frank Sinatra and his daughter Nancy as they duet their way through the song SOMETHING STUPID. It is a beautiful song and the two of them really knock it out of the park.
Speaking of Nancy, a reaction to her hit songs BANG BANG and SUGAR TOWN would be much appreciated.
As for Frank, the best song of celebration in his catalog, in my opinion, of a love most thrilling has yet to make its way to your ears. The song is (I'VE GOT YOU) UNDER MY SKIN. The song carries all of the signature Frank Sinatra moments as it celebrates the realization of a most exuberant and thrilling love. The orchestra adds the necessary energetic swing thanks to conductor Nelson Riddle, who knows exactly how to support the feeling of a love supreme.
Finally, there is a 1965 black and white live recording session of Frank with a small audience of friends and others as he sings,
IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR. Again, with Nelson Riddle scoring the musical journey. Love you guys. The best reaction channel. You deserve 5ook subscribers and support that goal. And to enjoy
They have yet to react to Sarah Vaughan. Only once to Ella Fitzgerald.
IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR - one of my Sinatra favorites. Speaking of Nancy, she sang one of my favorite 007 Movie title songs; YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE.
I'd pick "Fly me to the Moon" over "(I've Got You) Under My Skin", but they're both great.
The year I turned 36, It Was a Very Good Year started to haunt me because I knew I was into the last verse. Add me to the list of folks whose Dad played Sinatra and the rest of the Rat Pack on his record player, along with jazz greats and show tunes. He grew up in Harlem of the 1930s and 40s, so he got to hear the greats live in those ballrooms. Well, the ones who would come to Harlem, which were, of course, only the Black artists
Since you guys love this genre, you should watch White Christmas with Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney(George Clooney's aunt) and Danny Kaye. Its a musical. If you're going tho watch one during the Christmas season, this is the one to watch. You won't regret it!!
It's been a minute since you did a Sinatra song. Glad you came back to Frank. He has a song list as long as your arm. Time also to revisit Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr
and Andy Williams.
*Sinatra:
1. you Make Me Feel So Young
2. My Kind of Town ( Chicago is)
3. I've Got You Under My Skin
4. Witchcraft
*Dean Martin:
1. Everybody Love Somebody
(London 1965) His signature song
2. For the Good Times
3. Sway
4. My Rifle, My Pony and Me
( from the movie Rio Bravo. There's a second song with Ricky Nelson ...watch both)
*Duet of Dean Martin with The Mills Brothers....Paper Doll & Up a lazy River ( really good and fun)
*Mills Brothers....Basin Street Blues.( Video with the Boston Pops Orchestra...some special effects that you will love)
*Sammy Davis Jr.
1. The Birth of the Blues (video on staircase)
2. What Kind of Fool Am I
3. Old Man River ( video sitting on stage stairs)
4. Bang Bang (video from the movie Robin and the 7 Hoods) Sammy sings and dances.
*Andy Williams
1. The Impossible Dream
2. The Shadow of Your Smile
3. Love Story
4. Somewhere My Love
(Andy was known for singing movie theme songs)
You watched the video, Now You Has Jazz with Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong. It comes from the movie *High Society with Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra. They sing a couple of songs in the movie. You might be interested in reacting to this movie on your channel.
You also might want to watch the mivie, *Robin and the 7 Hoods with the Rat Pack and Bing Crosby. (A musical)
A great song from the 1966 album Strangers In The Night, with the talents of Glen Campbell on the guitar throughout the entire album, just like early, Crosby Stills and Nash, The Monkees, Beach Boys, Elvis, and dozens of other artists' records Campbell played on..
A number of Wrecking Crew performers were in this session, which was actually booked for an album by Dean Martin.
This song reminds me of my dearly departed Mother. When we were kids growing up in the 60's, our parents always had a radio on. We heard everything from Country/Western, Pop, Classic Rock, artists like Sammy Davis, Jr.., Jim Reeves, Frank Sinatra, etc. These older songs bring back such bittersweet memories. Thanks for all you do.
Another one I'd think you would enjoy is "This Guy's in Love with You" by Herb Alpert.
I begged my mom to take my friend and I to see Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass in 1969. GREAT CONCERT. Love "This guy's in love" also. 😊
“Well Did You Evah?” A duet with Bing Crosby from the film High Society. “Style” with Dean Martin and Bing Crosby from the film Robin and the 7 Hoods, “High Hopes” from the film A Hole In the Head.
As stated, the singer they were trying to get booked into the Vegas club in The Godfather is based on how Sinatra is rumored to have gotten his start.
This was was actually a #1 hit on the Billboard charts when it came out in 1966. And BTW, New York isn't the only city Frank is associated with. "My Kind of Town" Chicago was a Sinatra staple at his concerts. From his movie "Robin and the Seven Hoods". Might want to visit that one at some point.
The movie they got him into was rumoured to be From Here to Eternity
Not only did he hang out with the mob, he partied with the Kennedys, and sang the jingle for JFK's winning presidential campaign. He plays a mob boss in the less serious musical "Robin and the 7 Hoods", with co-stars Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, Sammy Davis Jr. and Barbara Rush (among others). Dean used to kid him on TV about singing "doobie doobie do" in Strangers in the Night.
And guys ❤ that´s not all-Frank was one of the few singers who actually acted incredibly well-some of the greatest films of all time star Frank Sinatra including From Here to Eternity, Manchurian Candidate, The Man With The Golden Arm.
@@22tango79 Definitely should watch Man With The Golden Arm. Great music in it too.
A wonderful Perry Como song you haven't checked out yet is "And I Love You So". That song was one of his biggest hits!
Remarkable & truly romantic. Future suggestion: "Something Stupid" duet with his daughter Nancy❣️
This is cinematic music. It’s like Casablanca but as a song. And it plays like a movie in our mind.
Dean Martin also has a good song "Youre Nobody till Somebody Loves You"
I used to work bar in Liverpool England in this party pub. The landlord loved Frank and made sure that the duke box had Frank loaded. As soon as the last punter left he had a lock in for the staff with Frank blasting. A great contrast to the 80s music. I went through life always playing Frank and opened up a whole new 1990s generation of friends in the USA to that genre. All loved it and were surprised to learn what they missed.
I love this song great reaction! I’ll never forget the elder carpenter on the job site who always had a tune going but would alter…”strangers in my life, oh they amaze me, doing all things wrong, so I fix them…”and I can’t remember what else he always trailed off!
One of my favorite songs of all time.
All rise for the Chairman of the Board! I love sooo many songs by him. Come Fly Me To the Moon, The Best is Yet to Come, It Was a Very Good Year, And so many more. My absolute favorite is the song There Used To Be A Ballpark Here. ANYTHING he sang was pure gold. I miss old Blue Eyes, he was a great actor as well! Check out From Here to Eternity, Robin and The Seven Hoods (the whole Rat Pack were in it), Anchors Away, The Man With the Golden Arm, to name a few..
Yessss!! Let's keep this Classic old dance vibe GOING!!.. Try some old. Tony Bennett!!.. "Who can I Turn to".. "I wna be Around" and the CLASSIC.."I Left my Heart in San Francisco". doobi doobi dooo.. lol.. LOVING IT!!!.. THNK U GUYS SO MUCH... ✌️❤️😎🙏🇺🇲🌎👍
It’s called a marquee (sign).
It's so fun to see on your faces the evident pleasure that discovering new great music gives you two! 😃
He made life sound so simple...and easy...
One of my all time, favorite Sinatra songs! Thanks. Happiest of Holidays.
OMG guys, this is my absolute favorite Frank song. Such memories of long road trips at night and this song would come on the radio.
Awww he’s so beautiful…songs are mesmerizing. 😊❤
Glad you got back to Frank Sinatra! I used to dance on my grandfather's feet while this song played. I especially love this song and Fly Me To The Moon. I saw your reaction to the mob movie, but I just now remembered that our class was dressed in the mafia theme for the last party of the year. I still have my long, black gloves. I will look for the photos during the Christmas holidays.
In my opinion, this is the perfect song. The lyrics, the vocals, and the arrangement.❤
Great performer, great actor and yes he can sing! My favourites are "Lady day" and "All the way", but I ALWAYS love his voice and his singing...
You can really tell just how much Jay loves this type of music
Love watching you two!!!! You need to watch an old old Frank Sinatra movie like “Anchors Away” you get his singing and a great movie in one!!!! Love you two!!!!
On the Town is another great one.
Yes it is!!!
Happy Birthday to Frank Sinatra ❤
Frank had so many great songs going back to the thirties, forties, fifties that you really need to react to. A few of my personal favourites that I'm sure you will love are Don't Worry 'Bout Me, In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning, How Little We Know all superb ballads that can't be bettered. A lot of his sixties output is terrific too. Love's Been Good To Me, It Was A Very Good year, The Summer Wind and of course Somethin' Stupid with his daughter Nancy.
Supposedly the Johnny Fontane character in The Godfather is based on Sinatra. Just as in the movie where Fontane is trying to get cast in a movie, Sinatra was also trying to get in a movie to jump start his career. He ends up getting a supporting role in the movie "From Here to Eternity". You should check out the movie and Sinatra's acting chops at your movie reaction channel.
Yes, they reacted to the Godfather just last week and I don't think they realized that Fontane was modeled on Sinatra and his rumored " assistance " from the Mob in furthering his career.
Tommy Dorsey was holding Sinatra back, having Frank under contract with his band. But, it got "resolved" and Dorsey released Frank.
Hey now!!! A true fan for years of Mr. Sinatra. What a mood I get from this.
He would have been a great choice to sing a James Bond movie song. He just has a voice that sounds like it would have worked perfectly for it.
His daughter Nancy sang one, right? "You Only Live Twice".
Not sure if anybody mentioned in the comments yet, but daughter Nancy sang "You Only Live Twice" for the Bond film, one of the greatest Bond themes, IMHO. I see lots of mentions in the comments of Frank and Nancy doing the duet on "Somethin' Stupid," but "You Only Live Twice" is an incredible song on its own merit.
My father's favourite singer. I listened to him a lot when I was younger, a voice like no other. Extraordinary singer! Thanks for your reaction.
Frank could sing the phone book and make it sound beautiful. The voice. The voice. The voice.
If you're going down this route, add "Perry Como: Once Upon a Time" to your playlist.
“Do be do be do” been saying/singing that my whole life. I use it like a movie quote.
Wow, Frankie, as my mom called Frank was her favorite artist!! The other day i was going through some old things and i found 7-8 of her old cassette tapes of Frank...thank you so much for these memories of my mom
Awwww thank you as a Jersey native thank you...Today is a joyous day in North East Jersey...Frank Sinatra will be missed
You need to do 'That's Life' which was possibly his biggest hit.
Mack The Knife as well!
In the wee small hours of the Morning is my fav Frank song
Check out his song, It Was A Very Good Year. Also, check out some more Tony Bennett (who Frank was a fan of) and his songs like When Do The Bells Ring for Me, The Good Life, The Way You Look Tonight, Steppin' Out.
I'd go for "The Best Is Yet To Come" or "Love For Sale", but yeah, anything from Tony is great!
Agree with this and also his collab with Bill Evans like Days of Wine and Roses.@@ptournas
I was a little kid when this came out. It was all over the radio. Another one from the same era was " When I was 17"
One of the first songs I learned to sing when I was a little kid! Thanks for the reaction.
Glad you guys love all members of my personal Mount Rushmore: Frank Sinatra, Billy Joel, The Beatles, Bob Seger!
That's 7 people. You need a bigger mountainside.
For my Mt Rushmore of great musicians, the first 3 was easy: the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and Jimi Hendrix. But then, who is the 4th? Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin or the Who? Forget Mt Rushmore, I'll make it a six pack!
@@vicprovost2561My Mt. Rushmore: the Temptations, Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Linda Ronstadt ,and Karen Carpenter.
@@LiberalsArePoop technicality! 😂
@@victorcowboywest Something tells me you won't be watching their reactions to Black Sabbath and Judas Priest. To each his own, those are wonderful singers you mentioned, good for uou.
There was a time, back in the 90s, when I went into a heavy Jazz phase, more specifically Big Band. Be sure to check out Harry Connick Jr., I recommend "We Are In Love", "You Didn't Know Me When".
The backstory during the recording session is interesting. A very good read.
A classic and very famous song.
That's Life is my favorite Frank song
The Godfather character who was a singer who wanted to be an actor was said to be based on Sinatra. My favorite song by him is Summer Wind. Reminds me of my late grandmother.
I like his voice, i've never heard him singing before
Very romantic...special quality....nostalgic...
This song always reminds me of being a kid, lying in the back of the station wagon coming home with the family from a day at the beach, and my parents listening to the radio with this song playing...
Endless list of beautiful hit songs
'That's life', is a good one from Frank
all time classic
I can close my eyes and see my parents dancing in our kitchen. Thank you for the beautiful memories of my...Mom and Dad at Christmas😘
My favorite song by Frank
Happy Angel Birthday, Mr. Frank Sinatra.
Frank owned the CalNeva casino hotel, in South Lake Tahoe. The whole West Coast syndicate used to have meetings in the basement of the hotel. Frank was very much a part of the syndicate. But, he was able to keep it under wraps just enough that it just wasn't talked about. He was one of the most loved entertainers in our history. With his looks and voice, he was mesmerizing. On your free time, check out an episode of Johnny Carson's Tonight Show when Frank was a guest and Don Rickles walked onto the set, unannounced, and played on Sinatra's mob ties. So funny.
Frank was an amazing singer and actor. A couple of movies you should check out on your movie channel is the original Ocean's Eleven and Robin and the Seven Hoods.
Ole blue eyes is legendary for a reason. Please listen to Louis Armstrongs Wonderful World if you havent already. Some things are just classics no matter what
When I was in high school in the '60s, the age of the Beatles, this song was in the Top 10!
A great reaction, Jay and Amber.
Frank Sinatra had many hits some for the holidays, for this time of year I'd recommend, "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" or a duet he did with his daughter Nancy, "Something Stupid", other ones for different times of the year, "Summer Wind", "My Funny Valentine", "Witchcraft".
I love all those songs by Frank
I have been a fan of Franks way back in 1947 I was 7 years old ..
Sinatra's voice is superb , but what makes his voice standout even more is the the way the music Is being matched to his crooner voice ,there's so much Romance in the 1950s and 1960s Romantic classical masterpieces. I would like to introduce you guys to another Marvelous 1961 song called ⏩ " The Girl From Ipanema" by Dan Fontaine . It's one of the most romantic songs ever made check this beautiful song and title it's pure Romantic just like Frank Sinatra's songs and music.
Reaction to this song alone deserves subscription hands down!
Frank Sinatra,The Man,The Myth,The Legend,The Greatest Ever
My dear Aunt Marg is 101 years young, and she has told me stories of being a teenager, waiting in line for hours to get tickets for and to see a very young Frank Sinatra AKA old blue eyes. She told me how she and all her friends would swoon and scream for Frank. Love this
Oh Frank! My way on stage from 74 is... WOW! But my favourite must be One for my Baby! And that only time I saw him live he said it was his favourite too!
Believe it or not, this song charted on the pop/rock charts! We all loved Frank even if he was much older, and a crooner. His voice is so special, who didn’t want to hear him sing?
Billboard #1 in 1966!