Sensational.

Wow! Need to buy the album 😊

I get so fired up hearing this track.

This record makes me want to go buy a analog record player and the album right now

Yeah this is the ultimate Sinatra album live or otherwise. Period.

When I saw Mrs doubtfire in theaters at 11 and it introduced me to this

I have heard that the great music one used to hear in Vegas began to disappear when the mafia was gradually driven out!

Epic ..Frank q and the count ..wooo

Great performance.

This has to be one of the greatest live recordings

What a fantastic voice and a great man we don't have people like this anymore we have people like the kartrashians all of the greats are gone and no one is left to replace them

First time hearing this...HOT DAMN!!

SINATRA - Luck Be A Lady “We turn now to the score of a picture I was in once, called Guys and Dolls” says Sinatra, to an audience in Las Vegas circa 1966. “It is a song by Frank Loesser - and a story about one guy and a pair of dice.” There are videos of live performances on early color TV of Sinatra singing the most famous song composed (words & tune) by Frank Loesser. Several such videos at KZbin, with as many as 8 million 'views'. But fans who own his every recorded version (there are several) agree: the “Sinatra at the Sands” album best captures the magic of Frank at his very best: which is to say, in live performance, with the tightest of jazz bands - the Count Basie Orchestra, arranged and conducted by Quincy Jones. Playing right this minute on Siriusly Sinatra satellite radio. This version: Thanks, Fragmaster3000 for sharing. Celebrated this day elsewhere [search] " Great Melody, Great Lyric, Great Rendition, Songwriting Workshop, Harmony Central " kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIXVempqeq1qjpI

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Great LP/CD I have this in 5.1 S.S. The lady never blows on another guys dice----Eleven!! "Lady Luck--Are you lucky" in craps or gambling? Enjoy the show kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKDGY3mobrmAhq8

Doesn't

Way too fast.

¡¡¡ CHILE ¡¡¡ FRANK SINATRA - COUNT BASIE .....WERE.BRILLANT

One of the Chairman's signature songs, with backing by one of the tightest bands in history

🥂💐🌹❤️👏☀️

Sheeeeeeeit

Thank for posting, a bonus track.

I am a lucky lady because I have this original album framed on the wall of my very exclusive" FRANK SINATRA ROOM", needless to say it my especially favorite room of all!!

FRANK IS THE BEST CIAO DA FRED RIGHETTI MILANO JAZZ, BYE, ITALY

Help me out guys! What Frank said at the beginnig of this song? Can anybody spell it word for word??

A Lady doesn't leave her escort...

Basics horns were one. Super tight

AMOGUS!!!

Luck be a ladyyyyyyyy....... TONIGHT! He always finishes strong.

Alternate title: Killing Germain as Germain

Several people here give Quincy Jones credit for this arrangement. Except it's a Billy May arrangement. As is the opening track, Come Fly With Me. The album cover: Arranged and conducted by Quincy Jones is misleading. I've Got You Under My Skin is a Nelson Riddle arrangement, for example. Also, this number doesn't appear on Sinatra at the Sands. Check it out. This is Basie, of course. And it sure sounds like the rest of that Sands performance. Could be it was part of that event but didn't make it into the album. If you buy that CD hoping for this track, you'll be disappointed. Here's a link showing Billy May is the arranger. There's also a comment at Song Facts. Sinatra told Billy to make it more uptempo than the original pace in Guys and Dolls. He often told arrangers what he wanted in an arrangement. www.lushlifemusic.com/product/luck-be-a-lady/

Before Micheal it was Frank and Count Basie..

Henry & Karen Hill there at that little table right below the microphone.

Quisiera conocer a los 29 zombies que pusieron " dislike " para clavarles un hacha en la cabeza .

REAL ARTIST.. REAL MUSIC 🌍❤️✨🎶🎶

You know, it's amazing how many songs Sinatra sang that he made his own-"Night and Day", "Luck be a Lady", "Witchcraft" -the list goes on. The greatest male singer ever.

Sorry, but this song isn't on the CD.

Absolutely Awesome Arranging" Here's an interesting piece of Jazz music history for Sinatra's famous performance of "Luck be a Lady" Written by Frank Loesser in 1959 for the film Guys & Dolls. Along with this is an interesting bit of song composing history, then arranged By Bill May in 1963 & road show arrangement adapted by Quincy Jones for Frank Sinatra & Count Basie's Live tour and famous Live Show at the Las Vegas Sands. Sinatra kept this arrangement in his band book and then the final studio recording on his label (the Reprise label) of the original 1963 arrangement version on the Sinatra 65 album.

Who goes there? Oh, its just me

Isn’t this something. A black man to to Arrange this and Black musicians had to play it to make it the best this song ever sounded. But we are told to leave this country

My favorite Frank Sinatra song ever. !!!!! His voice with that orchestra, the overall beat with the arrangement of the instruments is in the stratosphere,so beautifully out of this world. So awesome, i never get tired listening to this song !!!!

Great tone

Swings like mad!!

Frank Sinatra, Count Basie, Quincy Jones... GIANTS!

EL GENIO DEL ROCK Y DEL SWING

I actually like this version better than the studio version from 1963 ( and I love that one). I like the faster tempo on the live version, and Basie's guys just swing the daylights out of it.

I liked Don Costa better

No one can sing this song like Sinatra !,! 💕 Love the Band they are swinging , all pros 💕

Guys and Dolls THAT sound about right.

Frank and his boys doing their things swinging out.!!!!!!