Frank Sinatra

Frank Sinatra and Frank Zappa are two different musicians, you jerks.

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He is his great uncle.

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Yes

While it's well known that some members of Cosa Nostra were very close to Frank Sinatra, and the Godfather's depiction of Vito Corleone getting that singer (his name escapes me at this moment - Johnny Fontane?) out of his contract by giving the record company 'an offer they cant refuse' is based upon Sinatra's own, identical situation being resolved by his Mafia friends, I do not believe that any PUBLIC pictures show Sinatra with Luciano alone.

I have seen photos of Sinatra with Carlo Gambino, amongst other mobsters, but never with Lucky in it as well. Sinatra did perform for many Cosa Nostra members in private shows, including for a recently deported Luciano in Havana, but you have to remember that A) most mobsters dont want their photos taken unless they know the guy holding the camera, and B) Sinatra probably didnt want to flaunt the fact that he was heavily associated with mob members, especially considering Lucky's reputation at that time. Once Luciano was deported, including for the show Sinatra was said to do in Havana, your camera would be smashed over your head, with you being beaten within an inch of your death, if you tried to take a picture of Luciano. The last thing he wanted was the government knowing he went to Cuba, instead of staying in Italy, and - aside from John Gotti, what mobster of Lucky's stature do you see in any sort of pictures?

I'd love to see one if it exists, but Ive dont research in a lot of different places, and to the best of my knowledge, Luciano & Sinatra dont have one together.

See the related link for one with Frank and Carlo Gambino (and other Mafioso):

Night and Day.

Yes

Located in Long Beach california it was called FAS Trucking

Yes and No. Jimmy Roselli was 10 years younger than Sinatra and also from Hoboken, NJ. Roselli was an up and coming Italian-American singer in the late 50's and early 60's, and was considered by many people, more talented then some of the greats at the time (Sinatra, Vale, etc)… Amid his rise to the top he was asked by some men to perform at a charity event which Frank Sinatra's mother was involved. Roselli HAD sung for Mrs. Sinatra before at other events and was already booked on the date of this benefit. Jimmy had always dealt directly with Dolly Sinatra in the past and asked that she call him personally. Some say Roselli was "set up". Frank Sinatra was mistakenly told that Roselli refused to perform. After that happened, Jimmy Roselli's career stagnated. It was rumored Sinatra had radio stations stop playing Roselli's records and certain clubs and other venues wouldn't hire him.

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was frank sinatra richer than elvis

Dorsey hired Sinatra in 1940.

yes

It's "September" - September of My Years, from the album of the same name (1965). The album won the Grammy for Album of the Year in 1966.

"Young at Heart" with Doris Day

around 1000 us dollars

he was a shrimp with a huge ego

Nah, to my knowledge, it wasn't very impressive. Although, it did have this really large vein on it. Any particular reason for wanting to know? :P

Al porcino

please e-mail me when you find the answer. I would love to have a karaoke version of Steve Lawrence sings Sinatra

Yes, many times. This was a very popular club in San Carlos, California; it seated about 3000, and had a rotating stage. Frank Sinatra played there in the 1977-1978 season, and several times more in the mid and late 1980s, as well as the early 1990s.

He and a singing group called The "Hoboken Four" won the Major Bowes amatuer radio show in the late 30's. He was later hired as the lead singer for the Harry James Band and in 1940 moved over to the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra.

The Brooklyn Magazine website has a great article with the top 25 break-up songs. Some of the most notable from the list are: Why Don't You Love Me by Hank Williams, Baby Love by The Supremes, and It's Alright With Me by Frank Sinatra.