FIRST TIME HEARING Frank Sinatra- My Way (REACTION)
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JayveeTV Please give “thats life” by mr Sinatra a listen too. From this same Album. Lovely work mate keep it up
In your free time check out the dean martin roasts and his variety show. Frank would appear a lot. Him, dean martin, sammy davis jr were the rat pack back in the day. Got into a lot of trouble and fun.
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Keep up the great vids, but can you do some Triumph, “Magic power” and “Lay it on the Line”. In a live stream you said you’d listen to it. Please and thanks
Frank always sounds like he's using just a small fraction of his vocal power - even when he's singing loud, he never sounds strained.
Agreed... he always seems like hes holding back...would've blown us away if he had said said Ok, Let's do this thing!!
That's right no strain when Frank pumps up the volume, never noticed that before.
Yeah, true. Even at high volume he sounds like he has another 20% in reserve.
Perfection and quality from Frank!
a true American badass.
This is our parents music! Ole blue eyes! You have to hear him sing New York, New York it's another classic! I was blessed to see him with my mom in the early 90s!! He was older but still, "blue eyes"💖💖
I love your opening line.🤣
Yep this was my mom's dude
@@mdunn4555 👍
Yeah, at least we now have a song to make us feel younger, LOL. Frank is Timeless!
This isn’t our parents music! This is timeless music!
I graduated from high school in 1983. I remember my dad being into Frank Sinatra and "that" type of music back then and I couldn't understand why. I'm 54 years old now and wow: I finally get it! This music is legendary!
There was a reason they called Frank Sinatra "The Voice." He would be the pop music equivalent of the operatic vocal perfection of Luciano Pavarotti. And frankly, at this point his age is starting to show in his voice. What he has left is still far more than many vocalists have at their peak. And the slightly worn edge that's entered his voice particularly fits this song. As his technique slightly faded, his depth of understanding became stronger. If you listen to some of his earlier stuff, it will be somewhat more polished, but you won't find that knowledge that only comes with age that shines through in this performance.
What great about Frank, his tone did not mellow with age, it always maintained its gravitas - amazing really
We played this song at my Dad's funeral. They were both Jersey Boys and when my my Dad was a teenager in the 1940's, he used to sneak off to see Frank perform.
That's really sweet
We played it at my grandad's funeral, he was born in London in '51, but spent the last 20 or so years of his life living in southern Wales. He was an avid Frank fan, the only singer he liked more was James Taylor, so we had "My Way" playing as the pall bearers carried him in, and "You've Got a Friend" as we all left. It's a perfect send-off song, truly :)
Played it at my Dad's as well. This song is an anthem for men of a certain age who worked hard and played hard.
I love it when you go all over the map regarding music genres. He was my mom's favorite crooner. I actually saw another reviewer some weeks back react to the Glen Miller Band from the 40s! That was my dad's favorite band as a WWII vet. I am a product of the 70s & 80s but there was a period where I was so into Sinatra I was buying all his box sets and discovering what a vocal interpretor he really was.
Ohhh I love Glenn Miller! That was my grandparents music! ❤️
I'm also a product of the 70s and 80s. 😊
I'm more 60s and 70s - but I love Glenn Miller too. One of my other favorite acts going way back - The Mills Brothers. I think they started out in the 1930s - I used to see them of television in the 60 - shows like Dean Martin and The Hollywood Palace.
@@marian.jablonski54 I wasn't sure who the Mill Bros were so asked my older sister and she knew them pretty well as I guess my parents had some of their records too. I was at the tail end of the Boomers where she was closer to the start.
I love Glen Miller and his band. I used to hear them when staying at my grandparents. Such special memories
Try Sinatra's "it was a very good year" where the lyrics reflect about a life well lived
Great great song!
One of his best
I'd also recommend "That's Life," kind of shows a different side of Frank's voice.
Epic. I remember hearing, 'It Was a Very Good Year' on the car radio when I was a kid. It was haunting.
I remember the same thing! Heard it on the radio in the 60's and never forgot it. I even remember where I was at the time.
I 'm thinking "At Seventeen" 1975 by Janice Ian. Another one of a kind that he needs to react to!
@@brenda9140 That's a good one too!
Try listening to Franks do "Fly Me To The Moon" and "Luck Be A Lady".
Or "Best is Yet to Come"
For Luck Be a Lady, find a clip from movie Guys and Dolls.
And for Fly me to the moon the clip from his show
He and his daughter, Nancy Sinatra did some duets and she did these boots are made for walkin Frank the ultimate crooner.
"Something Stupid" was one of the earliest songs that I remember.
@@2715bunky 'Something Stupid' is a mesmerizing duet, absolutely stunning.
Though I still find it quite awkward to hear a father and his daughter singing this song together. ;)
Try listening to "These Boots Are Made For Walking".
Goosebumps everytime. Without fail.
Strangers in the Night, You Make Me Feel so Young, and Something Stupid are personal favorites along with this song, but honestly I love everything this man has sung.
Summer wind, Young at heart, Forget Domani, World on a string, Under my skin, Strangers in the night, Nancy (with a laughing face), Fly me to the moon, and so many more dude. This man has a catalog of music. I have a 4 cd set of his music just from the 40's alone.
oh summer wind is a personal fave; so beautiful
Summer Wind, It Was A Very Good year and other mentioned above.
“It was a Very Good Year” “ The World We knew” and “That’s Life” are pretty awesome
Frank is what they used to call a "Crooner" ..thats a type of singing
He should stay with them and get some Andy Williams, Johnny Mathis, Dean Martin and Perry Como, Nat King Col....and this one Times of your life, Paul Anka
I also vote for listening to more crooners such as Johnny Mathis, Dean Martin, Perry Como, Nat King Cole and Sammy Davis Jr.
I might not like it, but I can see post Malone as being a crooner as well
@@johnhenrymills4517I hope you’re joking
Sinatra's "Summer Wind" & "It was a very good year"
Frank was big in the time of the crooners you should also hear "That's Life" and "Fly me to the moon"
My wife *loves* those two songs. I know, because she cranks them louder than his others. And we aren't that old.
You've now listened to the Chairman of the Board. Frank is a legend. That's life is epic also. When men were men my friend. Keep up the good work.
Absolutely!!
Ohhh is that why those guys in New Vegas were called the 'Chairmen'?
It all makes sense now.
So many classics, some of my favorites...
"Summer Wind"
"All Or Nothing At All"
"My Funny Valentine"
"The Best Is Yet To Come"
"Strangers in the Night"
"Witchcraft"
"One For My Baby(And One More For The Road)"
Fun fact: "My way" was first a french song, music composed by Jacques Revaux in 1967. It was sung by a very famous french singer, Claude François (who died tragically in 1979 at 39, it was a national drama, kind of like when Elvis died in the US). The song was called back then "Comme d'habitude" (as usual) and told the sad and common story of a couple living together but no longer loving each other, going through the motions of life and pretend love. It's quite sad.
Then it was adapted in english and became "My way" in 1969, I believe.
Jacques Revaux must be the richest guy on the planet thanks to a single song!
My Way was written by Paul Anka
Paul Anka bought the recording and adaptation rights for $1.00 (with certain royalties going to the song's French writer). Anka wrote the English lyrics specifically for Sinatra.
"That's Life" by Frank Sinatra is a must-listen!
My fave chairman song! And fly me to the moon.
Sinatra was the bomb. My Dad was a huge fan of his. I love your reaction to this. You prove to me that when music is good it will be appreciated by all. Thank you for letting us be apart of your musical journey
Frank was the original heart throb that had girls throwing their panties on the stage when he performed!
Panties were different in Sinatra's time. It would've been like throwing a 'tarp' over your car. Had to get them at Panties, Tent, and Awning.
They threw panties. Especially at Tom Jones. Class or no class.
He wouldn't want panties size 42!!
Well that's what my mother told me when I was a kid. She was 6 yrs younger than Sinatra, she told me this in the 60's, so I tend to believe that she was right.
"New York, New York" is a must react to Sinatra. A classic.
See why my grandparents love him
He definitely did it his way
It's inspiring, and makes you wanna live your life with pride!
If you like this try some Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. 💜💖💙
Yes, both !! Dean Martin is the crooner that got me swooning, lol.
Yep, and also Perry Como!
@@jss384 Definitely Perry Como !! I Love Perry Como too. I use to watch his Christmas specials every year, and it never felt like Christmas until his show aired. Miss those shows.
Try a listen to "Witchcraft" by Frank Sinatra
Try "Dancing Cheek to Cheek".
This song is a roller coaster of emotion. You can feel the pain and the joy, the failures and victories, the hard times and the perseverance and in the end the satisfaction of knowing he did it his way.
I’m still amazed that a young person ( sorry I’m old) likes Franky. Thank you for sharing your wonder with us.
Frank was the King of Cool. He is my all time favorite singer.
I have been OBSESSED with Sinatra since college - and I am not of his era. He is just the best!
Wow . Great travel in time. I'm happy you are so open. This is good. I been also on a journey to discover new , old music. Love it.
What a voice! What an inspirational song for each and every one of us. Thanks for doing this- I was starting to forget how good and timeless he is.
You could spend a lifetime analyzing the way he interpreted music. Some people have. There will never be anyone like him again.
Javon try "Fly me to the moon" Frank was the biggest thing in the 40's but his career lasted till his death sold out shows . Such an amazing voice
he was the elvis of his day the girls screamed and followed him everywhere.💚
He was one of the greatest. Never get tired of hearing him sing.
Yes! Sinatra, please!
Come Fly With Me, Fly Me to the Moon, I Get a Kick Out of You, I've Got the World on a String, In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning, It Was a Very Good Year, The Lady is a Tramp, Love and Marriage, Luck Be a Lady, My Kind of Town, New York - New York, Nice 'n' Easy, Something Stupid, Strangers in the Night, Summer Wind, That's Life, This Town, The Way You Look Tonight, You Make Me Feel So Young, You're Getting to Be Habit with Me, You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You.
Like Sinatra a bit, eh? :-) Allow me to add "All The Way"...
@@stevetournay3731
And I will add "Send In the Clowns".
Blue Moon?
@@westy5659heyoo?
Old blue eyes, the epic crooner!
I am 65 and my parents were the ones who grew up on Sinatra. His voice is timeless. My Dad loved this song.
Thank you for reacting to Frank Sinatra. My mother was what they called a bobby-soxer back in the day and would stand outside whatever venue Frank was playing at in NYC and scream with all the rest of the young girls. But my father loved the Blues and Jazz, so I'm going to recommend you react to Koko Taylor doing Let The Juke Joint Jump. Not only will your leg be jumping, but you'll want to get up and dance like you never have before..
Oh yes I'd love to see that...blues are not really my thing but Koko is the bomb...
Absolutely. I’m sure JayVee would love seeing Dean Martin on his own or with Frank Sinatra🤟
I grew up listening this kind of music I appreciate you bringing it back. You have a special heart
Frank sinatra was my mom's beatles if that makes any sense, love your reactions❤
Frank Sinatra was my dad's beatles...yes it makes a lot of sense...sadly he passed away four years ago...and his name was also Frank...miss you Dad!
"These boots were made for walking"
His daughter rocked that song!
However "New York, New York" is my favorite.
Frank was a original, one of a kind.. One of the 4 in "The rat pack".Original bad boy band:0)
I'm loving to watch these "reaction" videos... yes, I'm an old hippie granny with a large collection of old songs... but it gives me so much joy to see younger folks attach to the musical treasure... yes, I'm subscribing... I hope you'll explore more of the great old songs of the 50's and 60's.
This is old Frank voice. Check out songs he did on the Capital Years album. That has the young vibrant Frank voice. One isn't better that the other, just very different.
Another singer we hold dear in our hearts at home 🧡 My parents danced the night away to all of his music! As well as Dean Martin, Perry Como, Tony Bennett and more. Love this music, too! You're such a joy to watch as you discover all the different genres. Music is the greatest, isn't it?
Not only did Frank nail this song, he did it with a drink in one hand and a cigarette in the other.
This gives me the chills every time I hear it, sublime. A version that brings tears to my eyes is when Andre Rieu and his orchestra and singers did this on stage at Radio City Hall in New York, they had a big screen showing people in the audience reacting to this and footage of immigrants arriving on boats to New York, it was in homage to Frank Sinatra, Andre Rieu is a famous violin 🎻 player. Music pulls on the heartstrings at times.
New York/New York, That’s Life, Love & Marriage, Come Fly With Me
YES New York New York!
Thanks for another fun reaction!
This song was written for Frank by another great performer, Paul Anna, who had been a teen idol. (You should check him out too)
Frank had decided at around 55 or 60, that he wanted to retire. So this was his farewell song. It became such a huge hit, every singer male and female recorded it - more males of course!
After about 4 years away, Sinatra was lured back into performing and he released a great album called Ol’ Blues Eyes is Back and went on to another, hugely successful part of his enduring career.
He was a crooner ( which means singing lightly and warmly), but his phrasing was legendary, making his style excellent for jazz and swing as well as for ballads of all kinds - even Beatles’ songs.
Sinatra always did my favorite rendition of this song, but you can hear the strain in his voice for the big notes, although he does arrive at them pretty well. That was why he wanted to retire - while he was still at the top of his game, it was getting harder for him to hit the big notes and his audiences knew it, but nobody minded!
Later, coming back out of retirement , many of his songs had to be transposed down a note or two.
Again, although we were all aware, nobody minded because Sinatra always had style and he knew well how to handle his voice, as he grew older. He could charm you with it until the very end. Frank Sinatra truly was one of the greatest performing legends to ever grace the world.
You can check out his older hits like
Come Fly With Me
Fly Me To the Moon
Nice n’ Easy
Love and Marriage
Something Stupid - huge hit in the late 60’s
You will find a huge number of songs!
Io man river 1963 will blow your mind it’s on the album.
The concert Sinatra
Old Blue Eyes....one of several "crooners" of his day. (Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. and more)
My Way is one of the best songs ever with the way he delivers it and the music and words behind it.
I grew up hearing Sinatra on the radio, so that voice just sends me back to those old days. He was my parents' generation, and his career continued unchecked for several decades, I guess. He acted in movies, did tv specials displaying that wonderful musical talent, even danced. He had a full career, a long life and a family he loved. After divorce from his children's mother, the magazines were well-stocked with pics of the many beautiful women he dated later on, also he married again at least once more. Frank Sinatra was a "dreamboat", a fine actor, fabulously talented singer, ladies' man, and truly did do it his way.
Sinatra was like the Elvis or Beatles of his day. He defined a genre of music.
I’m Italian American, so have listened to Sinatra, since I was born. It’s such a joy to watch you discover his music and hear his fabulous voice for the first time! He was not just a popular sensation but an astonishing musician with phrasing nobody could match! I love his music from the fifties when his voice was perfect, anything he did by Cole Porter, later his work with Brazilian jazz, Antonio Carlos Jobim. He was just the best and so glad you enjoyed him!
also an Oscar winning actor! - you should watch him and Bing Crosby show them how it's done in High Society!
A friend from high school now owns the Schooner True Love, it sails out of Watkins Glen, NY.
@@kimmcconnell3854 lovely!
Frank was awesome. He was a teen idol back in the the 40's. Later became an actor and was in some great movies. He won an Oscar for his role in "From Here To Eternity." I'm from NYC, but my kids grew up in New Jersey and as young adults lived in Hoboken and Jersey City - where Frank Sinatra grew up and lived in the early days of his first marriage. He is still a hometown hero. I remember listening to the Frank Sinatra on The Make Believe Ballroom with William B. Williams when I was a child. The sound of his voice triggers a lifetime of memories.
He absolutely did it his way. One of the all-time greats!
This is the anthem of Frank Sinatra. He was the greatest before Ekvis came out with Rock & Roll. He was a great singer and was in many movies. He was called the Chairman of the Board and the head of The Rat Pack (with Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr, Peter Lawford & Joey Bishop). They entertained people in Las Vegas and in movies.
I can spend a whole day listening to "Old Blue Eyes"
My Dad was a big fan and saw him in the 40s. He was a skinny young man and the joke about him was “ you can barely see him behind the mike stand” !
Frank brings 100% every time!!!
My husband's favorite! He got to see Frank with his Dad at the Philadelphia Spectrum in 1986. He told me that his father told him to get dressed to see "Mr. Sinatra". He had to wear a shirt & tie and was underdressed lol. He told me men were in tuxedos and women in long dresses and hip flasks! Frank came out on stage, let the crowd do its thing and he put up his hand. The crowd stopped and Frank let loose. He was one of our greatest singers that ever graced the Earth!
something stupid with frank and his daughter nancy very touching the love comes through without effort
This is an all time classic. Incredible lyrics by Paul Anka
Ol man river 1963 trust me!
Yeah it's great. But I love Judy Garlands version
This made me cry as it was my dads favourite song. Thanks for playing it, so many memories
Jay you are the best because you play THE GREATEST of all time !
Frank defined whst was known as the greatest generation who had their great singers. Frank, Nate Cole, Ella Fitzgerald, Dean Martin, Billie Holiday, Tony Bennett. Frsnk slso headed up Las Vegas's famous legendary Rat Pack. He also was a reslly good actor.
One of the best EVER man. I am only 14,and i love Frank with all my heart man! This is his best song for sure,and is in the top 100 best songs ever!!! One of the songs of the top 100 that almost everyone could agree with i believe
I love this song. The lyrics are iconic.
Standing ovation also to Paul Anka who wrote this iconic, fantastic song!
Ahhhh. My favorite Sinatra song! I didn't grow up in that time. I was an 80s girl, but I love music from that era. They really SANG.
Being an individual and doing the things one loves regardless of the hardships one will face to obtain them. Is what being and independent and free thinking human being is all about. And when the time comes to face the reaper after the life one chose to live, successful or otherwise...In the end It was done his way. Brilliant!
I’ll never forget the first time I heard Frank Sinatra! It was so fun watching you discover him! It’s difficult to pick a favorite song to recommend... he has so many different sounds! I probably love his work with County Basie best, and also with Nelson Riddle. “I’ve Got You Under My Skin” is one of this best songs for sure. Another I love that I don’t often see others mention is “Hello Young Lovers.” And by the way; Frank Sinatra was one hell of an actor as well! He did everything from musicals (with Gene Kelly!!) to westerns to comedies to dramas... He won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for “From Here to Eternity,” and incredible film with Montgomery Clift, Burt Lancaster, Deborah Kerr & Donna Reed. Must watch! He was also nominated for Best Actor for “The Man with the Golden Arm,” but he didn’t win. His performance as a heroin addict in that film is really famous. Eleanor Parker, who plays his wife, is one of my absolute favorite actresses. Check these out if you can!
PS. I almost forgot to recommend this 1945 short film of Frank talking to some neighborhood kids about prejudice and singing “The House I Live In.” He was really young here. It starts with him recording another song in the studio, and the whole thing is only about 10 minutes. (Unfortunately it does contain anti-Japanese sentiment, which was typical for American films during & immediately after WWII.) ua-cam.com/video/vhPwtnGviyg/v-deo.html
Another Frank Sinatra song to check out is "It was a very good year". Makes me cry.
Jeeesus. I got teary eyed with you! Heard it a thousand times and still Lol
now you are going further back in time, perfect!
My mum and dad loved him ..uk ..mums passed ten years now and now dad has Dimentia and brings tears to his eyes when hears this...when reaching a certain age the words mean so much more.
I suggest Jim Reeves' "He'll Have to Go"--he had an amazing voice.
Very good choice! I grew up listening to my dads Jim Reeves records, Marty Robbins too. Many more of course, but just saying that great and unique voices and powerful, meaningful songs really sold back then. Kinda the same today, but not really lol.
My parents wedding song was a Jim Reeves song! I Love You Because You Understand Dear! Makes my tear up..
@@Bob-vc6ug Mm. Marty Robbins. I'd love to watch Jovaughn react to "El Paso"...one of the great story songs, and J always goes wild for those high notes...
Epic response Javon.Beautiful.To the singers voice,the musicians and the emotion.Frank Sinatra was a wonderful actor too.
Dude, Frank was Mr. New York Cosmopolitan, Mr. smooth, try "Strangers in the Night", "New York, New York" or "The Way you Look Tonight" {my personal Fav.}
"Strangers In The Night" is a great song :)
New York New York
The instrumental on The Way You Look Tonight is what really pops for me
One of my fav Frank songs is "Summer Wind" & "I've Got You Under my Skin" . "My Way" was Frank's anthem
Check out the “Rat Pack”. Great fun when he sang with Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr.
Prob the most recognizable voice of alltime!!!!! The BEST!
U gotta hear Nat King Cole and Dean Martin and Andy Williams! Oh and Johnny Mathis!
Yess agreed
I saw Johnny Mathis when we lived in Vegas. I had a list of performers I wanted to see and he was #1
@@marleneclausen30 Nice!
Yes!! Johnny Mathis & Nat King Cole 🧡
@@catcassetta Yep. Big time! "Chances Are", "Misty", "Mona Lisa", "Stardust", "Autumn Leaves", "Lush Life" and of course "Unforgettable"
I grew up listening to Frank Sinatra. ❤❤
Fly me to the Moon
Great song by Frank Sinatra
Frank was from my parents era but was still singing when I was young. I think I've heard all of his songs. He and his entourage picked my dad up hitch-hiking home from work and were so nice to him and delivered him to his door. He was truly a phenomena of his time.
The lyrics, so awesome! And he really puts everything he’s got into it. Best song by him. Elvis does a great version!
I meant Lionel! I believe Elvis had already passed 😣
Also watch some of his live performances he was so smooth.
I love your smile hearing this Frank is still the freaking man 75 years later!!! Just wait until you hear his catalog!!!
This song hits the feels every time. And that ending is just ughhh. A total celebration of one’s achievements. A magnificent wrap up.
Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons in "See You In September."
My mother loved Frank Sinatra. This song always brings me to tears. Fabulous. 😢. Thank you.
It was BANGING! But dude even greater? Paul Anka WROTE THIS SONG WHEN HE WAS 19 YEARS OLD. Watch Paul Anka sing it when he was that age. Its profoundly amazing a guy that age with so much depth. I'm requesting same song but with the owner PAUL ANKA
Yes! This right here
Seeing the joy on your face listening to this great piece of music lifts my spirits so much. I'm always in a good mood after I've watched you do a song analysis Jayvee.
They called him"The Voice". You should listen to a lot more of him.
This song speaks to everyone that had bumps in the road. That's everyone on earth. We all have to do it our way.