31st may 1992 at the Albert Hall

Frank SInatra was a popular singer and entertainer. His entertainment was an enjoyable experience for many over the years. But Frank Sinatra did not change the world. Jonas Salk changed the world. Thomas Edison changed the world. Albert Einstein changed the world. Frank Sinatra did not.

1) Francis Albert Sinatra wasn't able to read a music note neither play saxophone or

any other music instrument (perhaps a drum.

2) Franklin W. E. Sinatra studied music and plays piano since he was very little , cause

his father's influence .

3) Ol' Blue Eyes ever noted his failure about reading or playing music , though his

Magnificent Management of his Gorgeous Voice .

The Voice was an Excellent Baritone .

In Chinese, it means: 不鸣则已，一鸣惊人. A bird can sing beautiful song but we don't know. once she opens mouth, it would be amazing. For human, one guy with endowment and also works hard, but we didn't realise. He will make us surpise once he comes out.

Frank Sinatra was nicknamed 'Ol Blue Eyes'. A 1999 movie was named Mickey Blue Eyes.

Sinatra became a successful solo artist in the early to mid-1940s, being the idol of the "bobby soxers." from Wikipedia

Well, he smokes Marlboro Reds in "The Shining"...

no he was in a car driving to work,then he had a heart attack,he died on May 14,1998. Ha Ha, yes he was at home on Foothill Drive in Beverly Hills when he had a heart attack but he was pronounced dead at nearby Cedars Sinai Hospital.

i can download it for free. and it takes up no space in my house. and i can carry it in my iPod. so i would say that selling it would be hard, when other options are so much more convenient. if you want to pay the shipping costs, you can send it to me, and i will store it with other 45's for a small monthly fee.

1996 at a private golf event, he sang 6 songs the last being "the best is yet to come" The last public performance he made was in Japan in 1995. The last song he performed was my way

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Frank Sinatra sold a total of 150,000,000 albums in his life time. They continue to sell today!

As I recall, he carried them so that he would be able to make phone calls from pay phones following an incident when his son, Frank Sinatra Junior was kidnapped. The story goes that Frank did not have any change for the telephone when he needed to make a call to find out details of the story shortly after he heard about it.

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Yes, they were close friends until Dean died in 1995. Although they had had a brief falling out in 1988 when Dean dropped out of the Together Again tour with Frank and Sammy, there were no long-lasting hard feelings. Both Frank and Dean, as well as the people closest to them, have denied that there was any feud and confirmed that they remained friends. Sinatra, although himself in failing health, would always visit Dean for his birthday, and would phone him frequently to reminisce about the old times, right up to the day before Dean passed away.

They thought of each other as brothers, which is how Frank described Dean on his passing. Frank wanted to attend Dean's memorial, but was too overcome with grief and didn't want to be seen breaking down in public, so his wife Barbara went in his stead.

Frank Sinatra was arrested twice and placed in jail overnight. In 1938, he seduced a woman (illegal in Bergen County, NJ in 1938). In 1947, in Los Angeles, CA, he punched a journalist (Lee Mortimer).

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Was trying to research this but found nothing. In my opinion that would be Julio Iglesias since he was on top of the business for decades, sang and toured in several languages, and was known around the world no matter the culture or language!

Technically, Humphrey Bogart was the first Rat Pack member to die (1957).

Of its more popular form -- Bishop, Davis Jr, Lawford, Martin, Sinatra -- Peter Lawford was the first to expire, in 1984.

That was written by a well-known songwriting team of composer John Kander and lyricist Fred Ebb.

He was born in New Jersey and moved to cali

Sinatra never finished high school , but, I think much of this story is legend. If it is true at all I suspect it was for truancy. Sinatra kidded about it in a funny monolouge in his "Sinatra at the Sands" performance claiming the principal called his father in saying "get him out".

1966. They were divorced in 1968. Farrow married singer Frank Sinatra on July 19, 1966, when she was 21 and he was 50.

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.

Yes she is still alive and is 95 years old. Nancy Barbato Sinatra never remarried, once remarking "once you've had the best forget the rest"