RESPECT!!

What book is he talking about?

He looks like Carroll O’Connor here. I would never had recognised him as Frank Sinatra here.

Makes me want a bowl of 🍜 spaghetti and garlic bread

Frenky would definitely vote for Donald Trump.. The man was, is and forever will be a legend 😎

Larry King was great and Frank the best ever

There is a quid pro quo.....sometimes you don't like who your kids marry and then your kids don't like who their parents remarry. LOL

I was fortunate to run lights at a theater where Sinatra appeared a few times in the late 80's, early 90's. His voice was not at its peak but he still commanded the room and delivered a memorable performance for those in attendance. I was invited to join his entourage on a visit to a small club after his show. I sat at a different table but my chair was next to his. A few times he turned to me to make a comment about the performer. I appreciated his efforts to make me feel included. Now retired, I look back on his shows as some of the most memorable I was associated with (and there were alot!)

I saw frank on his last visit in England at the dockland Arena in the 80s I still have the program He was off the scale as a singer the best ever! I can honestly say I was in the same room as Sinatra! 😎

The guy is a true warrior. Entertainers put their arses on the line. Many forfeit their rights to privacy and yes, personal safety. Frank was a great singer and also a fine actor.

Duets with Frank is an example of his great musical talent He picks up every note and joins in at the precise moments It’s all perfect, but not very emotional!

I was parking cars for Mr. Sydney Chaplin in Rancho Mirage called "Chaplin's Bistro". Mr. S as the locals referred to Mr. Sinatra was waiting for his wife in front of the club. He was standing at the front door with me when Barbara pulled up in a Bentley limousine and Mr. S turned to me and said "I hate that darn car, I only get in it when she makes me"

Frank is with me always! I have him all over my place & listen to his CD’s. Such great memories between my papi & me!! We both love Frank!! ‘Night & Day’ is my favorite‼️🧡 Frank, you are loved in many ways‼️🧡

I agree with Frank. Modern singers do not annunciate. I can not understand the words either, so how can I get into their message?

The height of CNN. Ted turner was still running things, before the AOL disaster merger. Now these same 3 letters stand for nothing more than a propaganda arm for a political party.

the voice with atmosphere is so unforgettable. i could listen to him all day. singers like him dont exist any more.

I saw one of Sinatra's last live performances in the '90's. His voice was pretty shot, and he had to depend on monitors to recall lyrics, but the man was still a piece of magic. I'm so glad I had the opportunity to view a legend.

At about a 6-minute mark, you can see sweat on Larry's brow. I think he was nervous with Frank. Sinatra is cool.

My teen years were Rock, Disco, Metal. Anything AM. My Dad kept me grounded with The Rat Pack! I can still hear my dad singing this to me.

I was born in 1957, when l heard in later years my parents playing an LP, that voice to me was fantastic! His films l enjoyed. Something to me was special about frankie❤

As a British person I find it rather charming that Mr Sinatra calls it his "Tummy".

I’m so glad Sinatra was a deep good man, more than I could have imagined.

Frank was smart, talented, intelligent much more than I imagined.

Looking for a Link to “Sinatra - The Passing of a Legend - Part 23 of 50” Appreciate any assistance. Thanks.

I love his movies, such a legend!!!

I remember watching this show I miss both Frank Sinatra and Jr too bad there's no talent anymore on music

Barry Manilo sucks..

Bunch of phonies looking to make money as usual.

Nancy Regan was drunk.

Larry King was a pedophile.

Jerry Lewis was a narasist and Dean hated him.

Notice Jerry jew Lewis has his hands spread out, control friek.

❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍

That was a really good interview. I am 56yrs old and i'm just now discovering things about Frank Sinatra. Great things. I wish I would've had an interest earlier in my life. I've been listening to his musice in my car a lot recently. So much that I now sing with the songs. I now the words. I've always been so rock n roll. I had no respect for other music genres. I am now appreciating this for the first time in my life. I guess it's not too late.

I admire frank for sticking up and supporting coloured entertainers and paying medical bills for countless people, RIP Frank

Anyone know what the very opening song hes singing is?

All nasal & cow sounds 😂😂😂

Frank said why are you playing sh*t that ain't on the sheet music 😂😂😂

Every time I hear a Frank Sinatra song and reminds me of my dad he will play on in his car Oh what a beautiful car wash to when I was a kid in 1983 Cadillac Eldorado I love that car silver and grey interior rest in peace Frank Sinatra

Frank Sinatra helped so many people down on their luck. Medical issues, money issues, and so on and he didn't want anyone to know. Richard Burton said it.

Mr. S. Thanks a million times for sharing your God given, Uniquely Beautiful Voice and Class Style of Delivery. Thanks

It's a great interview for what it is, but.... I find myself wishing that he would have done at least one long musically focused interview on singing, his voice, his song selection, how he approached recording and performing, what he looked for in a song and why he chose certain songs and "made them his own," etc. As with Elvis, there was too much focus during his life on the peripheral celebrity crap. Sinatra's MUSIC has endured, and there's precious little first hand material about it. For as great as this interview is, it was, in that sense, a wasted opportunity.

I was never a fan of Sinatra. My favourite entertainer was Dean Martin-I believe he was tremendously talented and a more wholesome performer.

First time I've watched a Sinatra interview. He came across as being a down to earth honest fellow. Of course, Larry brings the best in everybody with his respectful personality.

He was a wonderful vocalist, very nice personality, a great actor and generous financially to those in need.

Frank Sinatra was a great singer, very good actor and generous to people who needed financial support

From what I heard Sinatra was quite lonely in his final years

Palm springs 😂in the eighties , he never had any security , he was " real" treated every one with " grace, humility, 🎉perfect , ( all the " muggles , we're frightened I. Fear of Frank, " he was ' the business, I'm from london" God bless , " non egoistic legend, sadly missed. X x

Sinatra a jewel lost but you can see and hear his brilliant repertoire on the box and tv bless you franki

Was not greedy so kind , sang to him appecello you make me feel so young".❤