This would be a lengthy list if you somehow could find names of all the performers who opened for Sinatra during his 7-decade career. In Vegas, he typically had comedians open the show; the best known was Joey Bishop. Pat Henry became something of a regular opening act for Sinatra in 1958, and remained so for the next 20 years. Buddy Lester was another comedian who "warmed up" the room for the Chairman of the Board. Other comics include Don Rickles, Red Buttons, Pat Cooper, John Pinnette, Charlie Callas, Pete Barbutti and Brad Garrett Another famous opening act for Sinatra was Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme, who opened for his notable "Diamond Anniversary Tour" in 1991.
He sometimes had musical acts open. At Royal Albert Hall, London in 1980, the opening act was Sergio Mendes and Brazil '66. Other musical acts on the bill through the years included Sam Butera, Trini Lopez, John Denver, Buddy Rich, Count Basie and even daughter Nancy.
In later years of touring comedian Tom Dreeson was the standard opening act for Sinatra.
He sang with various bands in the 30's. The first "Name" Big Band was Harry James in 1939. A year later he joined Tommy Dorsey and had #1 hits as the male vocalist on "I'll Never Smile Again" in 1940 and many others. He stayed with Dorsey for about 2 1/2 years before going solo.
For most of Frank Sinatra's recordings, the Musical Instruments were played by jazz recording session men from the Los Angeles area. Some of them were former members of the Stan Kenton Band (innovative Big Band musicians). Others were members of local "West Coast jazz" combos. Perhaps the most well-known Sinatra musician is Milt Bernhart (formerly of the Stan Kenton Band), who played the famous Trombone solo on the recording, "I've Got You Under My Skin" (1956). A full listing of the musicians on Sinatra recordings can be found at the website, www.songsbysinatra.com.
Sinatra is truly amazing!!
No one could ever really replace him.
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Frank Sinatra wasn't a band he was a singular person.
Frank SINATRA has written: 'The Frank Sinatra collection'
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Actually yes. Franklin Wayne Sinatra is the only son of entertainer Frank Sinatra. He is known as Frank Sinatra, Jr. 1
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Frank Sinatra wasn't a band he was a singular person.
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Frank SINATRA has written: 'The Frank Sinatra collection'
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The singer that is commonly referred to as Ol Blue Eyes is Frank Sinatra. He was a famous singer, actor, and also a director.
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Actually yes. Franklin Wayne Sinatra is the only son of entertainer Frank Sinatra. He is known as Frank Sinatra, Jr. 1
Nancy Sinatra is the daughter of Frank Sinatra. She is 70 years old.