WOW! FRANK WAS A FORCE OF NATURE! First Time Reaction to Frank Sinatra - My Way Reaction!

Prepare to be swept away as we react to Frank Sinatra's iconic performance of "My Way" for the first time! Known for his unparalleled charisma and vocal prowess, Sinatra's rendition of this song is a testament to his status as a musical legend.
🎤 About Frank Sinatra: Frank Sinatra, one of the most influential and acclaimed singers in the history of American music, is celebrated for his smooth voice and emotive performances. "My Way" stands as one of his most powerful and personal songs, capturing the essence of his incredible career.
🌟 In This Video: Join us as we experience "My Way" by Frank Sinatra. We've heard about the emotional depth and powerful delivery of this song, and we're eager to witness Sinatra's legendary performance. Expect reactions full of awe, admiration, and our reflections on Sinatra's lasting impact on music.
👫 Why React as a Couple?: Experiencing the timeless music of Frank Sinatra together adds a special dimension to our reactions. We're both excited to delve into the story of "My Way" and share our journey into the world of classic music with you.
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💬 Your Thoughts: What's your take on Frank Sinatra's "My Way"? How does it resonate with you, and what do you think about Sinatra's interpretation? Let us know in the comments section below, and feel free to suggest other songs by Frank Sinatra or similar artists for future reactions!
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[@dagmar.6954]

They don't make them like they used to. Frank Sinatra was such a smooth crooner. This is before auto tuning. Artists had to be really able to sing. And the lyrics were clean, romantic & really meant something. He has a huge library of great songs. Some of my favorites are "Fly Me To The Moon", "New York, New York", "Strangers In The Night", "I've Got You Under My Skin", "That's Life", "My Kind Of Town", "Summer Wind" etc. And he did a duet with his daughter Nancy called "Something Stupid" in 1967.

[@williamdonnelly6606]

Not a crooner,but a great singer!👌🎤

[@ShadySinisters]

I'm 26, and Frank and Dean Martin are staples for my commute. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@j7286]

Sinatra was the comeback kid, his life was not all smooth sailing. His career was on the skids in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Suicide attempts, vocal cord damage, and a tumultuous marriage all played out in the public eye. He had to beg for the role in the movie From Here to Eternity, which ended up winning him an academy award in 1953.

[@jeff1930]

In addition to his amazing voice, he also was a successful actor.

[@mackssboo]

"My Way" is a song popularized in 1969 by Frank Sinatra set to the music of the French song "Comme d'habitude" composed by Jacques Revaux with lyrics by Gilles Thibaut and Claude François and first performed in 1967 by Claude François. The English lyrics of the song were written by Paul Anka and are unrelated to the original French song.

[@Alan-lv9rw]

Frank didn’t have a lot of unnecessary noise in his music like we have today.

[@greendale634]

It's a classic Sinatra song. Wikipedia says he recorded it in one take. I'd also recommend the song New York, New York, which became closely associated with Sinatra, although he wasn't the first to sing it.

[@markhodge7]

One Take Frank. Even in his movies, he usually did his scene in one take. Always got it the way he wanted it the first time.

[@jimedwards4214]

I ran across some footage of Frank in the studio. What confidence and almost nonchalant.

[@karelvandervelden8819]

It was not a ¨one take¨ recording. You can hear a bridge so short impossible to breath.

[@SadSad-de2cy]

Si wikipédia l'a dit !!

[@karelvandervelden8819]

@@SadSad-de2cy Its a lie

[@cadleo]

Incredible song. Love Frank! It Was a Very Good Year is another amazing hit by him, but so many to choose from.

[@huchlvr]

I love that song!!! It's probably my favorite of his.

[@TerryL421]

I grew up listening to Frank Sinatra. He was one of my mom's favorite singers. He has a huge catalog of songs. Some of my favorites are "That's Life", "Strangers in the Night", "It Was a Very Good Year", "Summer Wind", "New York, New York", and "My Kind of Town (Chicago Is). You should also check out two more members of the Rat Pack - Dean Martin and Sammy Davis, Jr. Songs for Dean Martin are "That's Amore", "Volare", "Sway", "Everybody Loves Somebody", and "Baby, It's Cold Outside". Songs for Sammy Davis Jr. are "I Gotta Be Me", "What Kind of Fool Am I", "Mr Bojangles", and "The Candy Man".

[@joepangia4413]

If you get a chance please check out Frank Sinatra “It was a very good year”! The live performance was actually the studio version being filmed in front of a hand full of people and was absolutely incredible! Cheers, God Bless you guys!

[@spacecadet35]

And remember, they didn't have fold back in that era, so he is having to do it using pure talent.

[@andrewclelland9713]

I was lucky enough to see him live at Ibrox in the late 80s. Amazing performer, and what a voice.

[@SeanSilverfoot]

Early Sinatra is so damn good, back with the big band era, Take a look at "I won't dance" fabulous

[@michaelvaristo989]

The voice. Chairman of the board. He really did it his way.

[@jjack-zm4sr]

Frank's music with Love by young and old even today

[@jmoney6900]

Speaking of a life lived Frank had to have one of the most unique.

[@garyrausch1184]

Paul Anka wrote this, earned him a boatload of money. Great song proformed by the best male singer ever

[@jeanphilippesurcouf3300]

No he didn´t - Paul Anka just translated the lyrics from french to english !!!

[@garyrausch1184]

Paul Anka rewrote the French lyrics but kept the original melodic structure

[@fscottgray9784]

Frank called Paul Anka and asked him to write a signature song for him. A lot of pressure according to Paul to come up with a song worthy of Frank S.

[@gailvolm3862]

American Pop Standards are great music and there are many gifted musicians that make this smooth sound.

[@darrinlindsey]

Frank, quite possibly, never missed a note in any performance. You might check out his duets with Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. They are so fun. My favorite Frank song is My Kind Of Town (Chicago Is)

[@Dannyboy.]

You should react to the original version, "Comme d'habitude" from French male singer Claude François. Sinatra's song is an outcome song, but François' song is a break-up song. You can find it in his official channel with English subtitles.

[@frankwhitmire5779]

This is also a cover of the original. Yes Elvis covered it. Sinatra stated after hearing Elvis's cover that the song was tailor made for Elvis's voice

[@calivibes_84]

I love this song. He’s the GOAT. My favorite song ever is Fly Me to the Moon.

[@athos1974]

Sinatra, "New York New York" really builds the power of his vocals.

[@scottmoquin]

The two most exciting words in entertainment "Frank Sinatra".

[@chrisolivo6591]

Sinatra is one of the few pop culture figures that appeals to any generation. Our grandparents loved his music, our parents loved his music, and current generations love it too. We can all relate to the lyrics as they will never be dated. That’s what a true entertainment legend is!

[@lilamuzik3385]

And by the way, In BonJovis song, "Its My Life" he quotes Frank with the lyric " As Frankis says,I did it my way". He and Richie Sambora, Johns partner guitarist, fought him over quoting it, saying, " No one will get it" ,but John said, it stays in. So when you get to covering my favorite Bonjovi song, you will be in " the know".

[@rickteklits6872]

Love your videos! Sinatra sang My Way in one take. Just a true professional. Another great song is Summer Wind!

[@johncurtis7186]

You should check out the studio performance by Frank, of “When I was Seventeen”…..it’s AMAZING!!

[@huchlvr]

'It Was a Very Good Year'. "When I was 17" is the first line of the song.

[@johncurtis7186]

@@huchlvr : I stand corrected.

[@BlaPunked-wn6ww]

Frank was always known as connected , A made guy, if you know what I mean. Definitely try Summer Wind as the next song.

[@j7286]

There are a million great Sinatra songs, but one of my favorites is From This Moment On.

[@bonniebarrow5908]

Frank was a tough street macho guy. He was the leader of the Rat-Pack and was known as the Chairman of the board! He also was a teen idol when he began for Americas greatest generation!

[@markransome7052]

Frank Sinatra was my late mother's favourite, had the privilege to see him live at the Albert Hall UK in 92 (what stage presence he had) , it was just over a month since she had past and I thought he is singing these songs for you mom! To be (frank) no pun intended My Way is probably my last go to for his music and I know it has pathos and drama. Enjoy your reaction videos thank you.

[@26shedan]

my mom also loved that man, I can picture her listening to his voice with her eyes closed and swooning.

[@siciliano66]

Lucky enough to see ‘ol blue eyes in concert 3 times. A legend!

[@bella-xp7qd]

Sinatra's music could more accurately be described as a unique blend of jazz and classical, as he often incorporated woodwind and string sections into his songs.

[@ilionreactor1079]

Frank and the orchestra would drop the needle on a lacquer disk and cut a whole side of an album in one flawless take.

[@davidwatkowski6146]

Thanks for reacting to Mr Sinatra. He’s the best ever.

[@ORagnar]

Frank's singing brings back the 1940s and 50s to me. A man from that time. He passed away in 1998, but was always relevant, beloved and performing. He still is relevant. o

[@bmcclelland3]

I played this song to my father not minutes before he passed away, he really loved it and I feel like every single person on this earth can hear this song and interpret it in a way that resonates with them

[@thomastimlin1724]

I like this recording, it ends softly instead of the big noisy finish, much more effective. My dad used to sing this around house, the song makes me miss him terribly. Esp on Christmas Eve. Now in my retirement from music teaching i sing in senior homes, and often sing this song in his memory. Labels are convenient for styles of music, but labels can be incorrect and misleading and prejudicial...I mean 75 weeks on the charts? that's not easy listening, that's AMAZING listening.

[@livingandriding]

My absolute favorite song of Sinatra's..I grew up listening to the rat pack. My Dad had a voice very similar to Sinatra. The favorite part of this song for me is "to think, I did all that"......because I think of my life and if I thought of the things I have done in my life, I'm amazed...thanks for the reaction!

[@dsomerville5293]

Ok you experienced Frank. Try New York, New York...then experience "the singers singer"... Tony Bennett Frank's protege. His song "I Left My in San Francisco" was Tony's answer to New York New York

[@allenwhitmer8192]

Don't know if anyone mentioned it but in the Bon JOVI song, Its My Life, there is a line that says: like Frankie said, I did it my way. This song is where that came from

[@numbersasaname2291]

My Grandfather asked that this be the last song played at his funeral. My father asked the same. And almost every male in our family (Italian-American if it wasn’t already obvious) has had the same final send off. I will carry that forward one day. This song is the anthem for every man (woman too, but it is sung by Frank, so male story). Although, being the Black Sheep of the family, I always preferred Dean over Frank - Dean was a better singer and cooler guy. Plus out of the Rat Pack, Dean never bowed to Frank as the others did. And Frank being a “gentleman” … mmm 🤔 … he was definitely a “man’s man”, but from a time which anyone born after 1968 would be offended by. Oh, next step … I’ll suggest “Fly Me To The Moon” … just to begin to understand his range.

[@charlieh3998]

Franks a bad ass!

[@jealousjelly]

The lyrics to this song were written especially for Sinatra by former teen heartthrob Paul Anka. And although it became Frank's "signature song," his daughter says he came to hate the song, feeling it was "self-serving and self-indulgent." But apparently he never gave back the millions it made for him.

[@joecrone9862]

Nuthin but class !.. Hey, Merry Christmas you two!

[@gerryvargas9259]

The song My Way became Frank Sinatra’s biggest hit ever and that made him the super Megastar of that time.

[@helaina400]

Listen to “In the Wee Small Hours” from the album of the same name, or anything from that album.

[@garygoodrich7495]

They don't make em like this guy anymore. A once in 100 years (or more) talent. There's a reason he was called, "THE VOICE." No other voice in the history of music comes close.

[@joestehlik7172]

It was the Big Orchestra era.

[@tonybarnett1158]

If you have ever watched the ball drop in Times Square on t.v. you have heard, "New York, New York." And "Love and Marriage" is his too(theme to Married With Children. This one is my favorite.

[@victorbradshaw7359]

Finally the chairman of the board is here

[@quintondees4501]

Legend

[@robertharris3315]

As you dive deeper into Sinatra, check out It Was a Very Good Year. One of my favorite songs of all time.

[@gloriakeener3883]

He was also a good actor. I liked to see him in "Von Ryan's Express" a WWII movie.

[@theresastuppiello9589]

You MUST listen to "Summer Wind" ny Sinatra. You will LOVE it.

[@jimfrederick3907]

He is known as "The Chairman of the Board" for a reason.

[@ericsicard910]

Do you know that My Way is a cover of a french song titled "Comme d’habitude"? An english version was written by Paul Anka and Frank Sinatra made it legendary ww.

[@headlibrarian1996]

Re: the orchestral gentlemanly vibe: this song is from the nightclub era, when live orchestras were a common fixture and people dressed up to go out.

[@jimbro5223]

To get the measure of the man you really need to do a live video of one of his songs.

[@P-M-869]

Frank was one of the major entertainers in the Rat Pack. Watch the original Ocean's 11 movie. All the members of the Rat Pack were in it.

[@rickfairman5640]

Check out Wilson Pickett covering hey Jude. Dual allman played on this track. Eric Clapton said the guitar riff where the best guitar ever. Some claim it the birth of southern rock

[@rickfairman5640]

Frank was part of the rat pack him Sammy Davis jr. dean Martin and there was a couple of more I have forgotten.

[@rickfairman5640]

Hello this is Rick trying to get back you. Enjoy your site and would be happy to talk. Have to warn you not much of a techie so. Conversation break down to watching the video responding to what a hear and will recommend songs. I would suggest that you look into watching a documentary on laurel canyon and take a look at the Jefferson airplane. The will give you a break down on ha music was evolving during the sixties also any video on haight ashberry district Hope this helps I’m willing to talk music any time feel free to contact me

[@johncoppinger3208]

That’s life is my karaoke song , it’s not difficult to sing in terms of vocal range but it’s all about the tone and phrasing 🇬🇧

[@DaleCurrie-r1j]

Song written by Canadian Paul Anka.

[@masudashizue777]

It's one thing to hear this song when you're a teenager but entirely another when you're already in the twilight of your life like me.

[@Mr17051963]

THE VOICE!!!! 🎶🌟✌️

[@ORagnar]

My favorite Sinatra song. o

[@theblackboxpodcastshow1791]

Frank was much more than a Great singer, He was also a fantastic friend to his members of the Rat pack and stood up for Sammy Davis Jr when they wouldn't Allow Sammy eat, or stay in certain venues.

[@nannerfly345]

I'd love to see you guys react to & comment on ARTIST: Michael Bublé SONG: I just haven't met you yet!

[@EmilioJ16]

Esta canción es original de Claude Francois cantante francés.La letra original al inglés la compuso Paul Anka,que es diferente de la del francés y el primero que la cantó.😊🇪🇸

[@AP-gb3eh]

It wasn’t called easy listening at the time. He was swinging a masterful vocalist,perhaps a crooner but no not easy listening. Easy listening was a insult

[@lilamuzik3385]

My fav is " Nice and Easy".

[@johnthegreek5836]

Frank Sinatra was the master Crooner and even though this is his most popular song he ended up hating singing this in his shows

[@jeanphilippesurcouf3300]

Unfortunately this is a coverversion of kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWOVmZSGac2aqbM Claude Francois was singer and partly composer, one of the best french singers of the 60s and 70s. He was a big fan of Frank Sinatra and proud that Frank Sinatra sang it in 1977. Claude Francois: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_Fran%C3%A7ois Watch the movie about his life: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJ-Up3qGeNyar7s

[@rickfairman5640]

Check out the allman brothers live at Filmore east. Kick ass performance

[@affirmedny]

Sam will like "The Way You Look Tonight"

[@harjajarvi71]

Fly Me To The Moon 👍

[@traceycater]

I like Elvis’s cover best! Totally powerful!!

[@AgenteusaRR]

damned speakers and sound tables werent ready for him :P

[@i_am_vengeance_]

If you really want to hear a song where Frank uses a particular voice ... try "That's Life!" ... he GROWLS through the entire song ... he never uses this type of voice ever again ... basically, when he was recording it, he finished a take, was about to move on to the next song, and someone in the booth challenged him to do it one more time. Now, Frank was the one in charge of the recording sessions, so it was rare that anyone told him to do it again. So, he was pissed off ... and that's the voice he used to record this song. Check it out.

[@karelvandervelden8819]

¨Crooner¨ is largely a misnomer for him. His dynamic range emotional and musically is too brought for that. It is on record that he stated to hate being called a crooner. Gary Grant, Pat Boone, Dean Martin were crooners. Try ¨Cycles¨ and ¨The best is yet to come¨.

[@karelvandervelden8819]

Besides he was also a hardcore bigband swinger. For decades......... Named the artist of the century ........ before Elvis. Hard to believed now but he was a youth icon in his day. The first popular mass radio star. He still is the standard for inventive frasing and delivering a song. He leaned on Belcanto singing with more emphasiz on the individual front role with personal interpretations of the song to be delivered. The first true pop-icon had emerged. Soon he will be forgotten. Even you people of around 30 hardly know his work. Fine, all things must pass. But we all stand on the shoulders of others.

[@jm20105]

Ultimate F U song. Classic.

[@jeffsaviola2109]

You should listen to him from tv special singing the Beatles song …Something

[@darrinlindsey]

Not easy listening, Sam. Its crooner. Frank was the king of the crooners.

[@joejoebrian1014]

If this isnt played at my funeral...Im haunting everybody. 👻

[@BasicallyVader]

You should listen to Engelbert Humperdink's live version of this. Far better than the original.

[@nealrepetti2396]

I do believe that when I came out of my mom, FRANK SINATRA WAS PLAYING IN THE BACKGROUND. I'M 65 YEARS OLD. JUST SAYING!

[@leslie50heshy]

And in the middle of a high note

[@lakermd]

In the Philippines people have been killed kareokeing this song. True story

[@mumbles215]

its not easy litening. its pop music

[@JoAnnKlingaman-iu4lm]

Great song & he's g very good, but you need to hear Elvis singing this song in his 1973 Ahola concert ..If you compare, Elvis is better !! Thanks

[@corralescoyote]

I’m a big fan, guys. Would love to see someone react to Banana Split by Louis Jordan

[@davidwatkowski6146]

That’s Life It Was a Very Good Year. September of my Years. One for my baby Angel Eyes The Nearness of You Summer Wind 2,000 others too please

[@paulastephens2968]

You should listen to pi Jesu by Marie osmond, you’ll be pleasantly surprised

[@talleyrand9442]

Greatest singer of every generation.

[@davidhill7234]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@markrichardson6455]

Try Chris Stapleton, Tennessee Whiskey

[@davidcohen7146]

@Bars & Barbells- YOu thought Franks vesion of My Way was good then you must react to Elvis's Version of My WAy. Its even better than Franks.

[@tomjones8830]

FRANK SINATRA'S A Good Singer 🙌 BUT ⚡ BUT THE KING 👑 OF ROCK AND ROLL ✨ SANG MY WAY BETTER ⚡🙌 AMEN THANK YOU VERY MUCH ✨💖

[@paulrebori2395]

and for a man to say what he truly feels, AND NOT ON BENDED KNEE. I only hope your generation can figure it out