Frank Sinatra

"I'll Never Smile Again" with the Pied Pipers in the early 40's while singing with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra.

Before "I'll Never Smile Again"He did record a song, but it was not released until later. It became a hit. I wish I could remember the name of it. Technically it was his first recorded hit. Although "I'll Never Smile Again" was his first released hit.

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Sinatra stayed at Waldorf Astoria for 13 years when in New York.

He was known to have liked fried calamari.

NO. It was a hit for another singer from Hoboken, NJ named Jimmy Roselli and was recorded by many other Italian and Italian-American singers. Frank Sinatra recorded very few songs in Italian.

He will perform tonight. Seriously I think 1993. He was the absolute best and still is. I miss him so much.

He made good music, was a icon for the people of his generation, and gossip magazines had a great time writing stories about his life. He was a member of the "Rat Pack" and helped put Las Vegas on the map. The mob helped him and he built a wing on his Palm Springs house for JFK who was suppose to visit him, but Kennedy didn't make the visit.

Sinatra recorded "Going Home" at least twice, each time for radio: on December 20, 1944 for the Frank Sinatra in Person radio show (CBS), and close to 19 December 1948 (with David Rose and Orchestra) for the War Transcripts (Treasury Department Guest Star #91). The 1948 recording appeared on the 1992 CD In The Blue Of Evening.

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Here is some background info on this timeless hit song....

Although Sinatra's version was the 25,000,000th song downloaded from iTunes, the original belonged to Vaughn Monroe in 1946, when the song was #1 on the Billboard charts for 5 weeks, and the #2 song of the year. Sinatra's version was released in 1950, and although it has sold steadily through the years, it never charted.

"Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow" is the actual name of the tune, and it was written by Jule Styne, with lyrics by Sammy Cahn.

Frank Sinatra met his future wife Mia Farrow on the set of Von Ryan's Express.

A young Frank Sinatra joined the Rat Pack in the 1950's.

The original (1950s) members of the Holmby Hills Rat Pack were Frank Sinatra (pack master), Judy Garland (first vice-president), Lauren Bacall (den mother), Sid Luft (cage master), Humphrey Bogart (rat in charge of public relations), Swifty Lazar (recording secretary and treasurer), Nathaniel Benchley (historian), David Niven, Katharine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy, George Cukor, Cary Grant, Rex Harrison, and Jimmy Van Heusen.

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No. But he sang the movie's theme song just before the opening credits. The tune, written by Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn, won the Academy Award for Best Original Song of 1954.

None. Frank Sinatra did not record or release an album in 1982. He recorded and released the albums, "She Shot Me Down", in 1981, and "L.A. is My Lady" in 1985.

It was recorded in 1924 by Gus Kahn and Isham Jones.

No, However he did advise. The song was co-written by Jimmy van Heusen, with lyrics by Phil Silvers, and originally written as "Bessie with the Laughing Face". At a birthday gig for Nancy, they altered the lyrics, and Frank thought the song had been written specifically for his daughter.

By way of a very general answer, most Frank Sinatra records don't have a premium value because most of them sold so well that they are hardly rare. For the most part, rarity is what gives records premium value. There are probably a few of his 78s (old heavy breakable records, mostly 10" with a small label, in case you're under 45 or so) that are rare, and I can say that any Harry James And His Orchestra records with Sinatra vocals on the Brunswick label might be worth upwards of 25 dollars in good condition. Outside of such exceptions, however, the true value of Frank Sinatra records is in the music on them.

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Frank breech (the baby's legs are folded up against its body) is the most common and the safest for vaginal delivery.

The song "Star" mentions "Jilly's Bar". "Me And My Shadow" mentions "Toot's Shoor", "Jilly's", Danny's" "The Little Club". He did record a song called "Meet Me At The Copa". These are all Bars/Clubs. I'm not sure about a Restaurant...

"I think I'm losing it." - to his daughter, Nancy.

I think it is but I'm not that sure.

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1) The Voice .

2) Ol' Blue Eyes .

3) Bones .

Which do you prefer ?

I believe what you're looking for is the "King and I" by Rodgers / Hammerstein.


Here are the lyrics:

Alone and awake, I've looked at the stars
The same that smiled on you
And time and again, I've thought all the things
That you were thinking too.

I have dreamed that your arms are lovely
I have dreamed what a joy you'll be
I have dreamed ev'ry word you'll whisper
When you're close, close to me

How you look in the glow of evening
I have dreamed and enjoyed the view
In these dreams I've loved you
So that by now I think I know
What it's like to be loved by you




Hope that helps!