I'm Impressed!! Frank Sinatra - My Way | FIRST TIME REACTION | Live At Madison Square Garden (1974)

[@BisscuteReacts]

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[@MrKurt46]

this music was made by a french singer the first one is call "Comme D'habitude"

[@murgangel]

Please react to the Elvis version

[@Republic3D]

Sinatra was such a big star, everyone knew who he was, and he knew everyone worth knowing. Mafia bosses, presidents, politicians, actors and singers. This guy was THE star.

[@blueboy4244]

It's Sinatra's world - we just live in it

[@Zalazaar]

simp

[@kentclark6420]

Mafia bosses worth knowing?

[@Republic3D]

Worth knowing if you want to get a gambling license in Las Vegas for example. There's a ton of names and stories if you want to google it a bit. @@kentclark6420

[@lakenneth374]

@@kentclark6420Aniello Dellacroce, underboss of the Gambino crime family (NYC). The two Dellacroce son had to prove to my dad why they didn`t show up to school (Eastern Military School - Long Island) and they showed picture of themselves with Sinatra at the Muhammad Ali/Frazier fight. Also, during the mod families fight the two-son stood at my parent house for 2 weeks, while I was visiting my friend in Georgia.

[@franciscosouza8917]

She finally experienced The Voice! "Fly me to the moon", "That's Life", "Strangers in the Night", "Girl from Ipanema", "Quiet nights quiet stars", "The Way you look tonight" just to mention some of his great songs and covers.

[@themadgroper]

Frank is one of the greatest vocalist ever. If you want an easy list of songs I would suggest listening to “Sinatra at the Sands”! It really is him at his prime. My favorites are “One for My Baby”, “The September of My Years”, “It Was a Very Good Year”, “New York, New York”, and “My Kind of Town”. There are SO many… and if you’re looking for great versions of Christmas songs, look no further than Frank! He has 2 albums of Christmas music and they are required listening every year for my family.

[@thomasburch2944]

"...at the Sands". 1965 if I remember. What an album! He was at the apex of his talent, and a great orchestra. Now I have to dig out the album.

[@namtooh50]

i would definitely do new york new york, i would consider doing a movie reaction to a movie he was in called von ryans express. a war movie from 1965. also another song i would agree with- my kind of town and fly me to the moon.

[@ed.z.]

His recordings from the 50s and sixties of the classic “standard American tunes” were iconic beyond my ability to explain. I’d pick “Fly Me To The Moon” Frank LIVE with The Count Basie Orchestra.

[@mariusmarius5964]

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[@ed.z.]

@@mariusmarius5964 so , Claude Frances wrote it originally. Not Paul Anka? I guess Paul wrote the English verses, wee?

[@Magician1939]

@@ed.z. The melody was written by Claude Francis but the lyrics were written by Paul Anka

[@kirkmatsuyama6176]

Sinatra was a member of the Rat Pack which included himself, Sammy Davis Jr, Dean Martin, Peter Lawford, and Joey Bishop. They were singers and entertainers who would be seen around Las Vegas together in various venues around town. 😊😊

[@michaelmichael1001]

Next Frank Sinatra reaction: Strangers in the night - it's one of the most romantic songs ever made

[@nochannel1q2321]

As for someone similar with a fantastic song I'd suggest Tony Bennett singing "I Left My Heart in San Franscisco." Fantastic singer in a similar style and lived a shockingly long time.

[@stephenfitts7987]

“That’s Life” is huge hit @ a favorite. The late ‘30s n 40s he was the top crooner & the 1st Idol

[@josephalbanese]

The song has so much impact because of who Frank Sinatra was. He was friends with Presidents and gangsters and moved between those two worlds effortlessly. His voice, his phrasing and his ability to deliver a lyric is unmatched. I was a bit shocked to hear that you had never even heard of him. Damn I must be getting old.

[@bourbongeek]

“Fly Me To the Moon”!

[@comedyriff5231]

Before Beatles, there was Elvis, before Elvis there was Frank Sinatra. These 3 titans were the stars of their era, and a good representation of different times and styles.

[@cmanayf4354]

One of the great songs of Frank..."I've Got You Under My Skin".

[@mikelipke9404]

this guy has been performing since the 1940s, "Thats Life" is one of my favorite songs by Sinatra

[@artsilva]

As a life long rocker and blues fan, I will always say that there is no one better. The talent, the charisma and the professionalism, his star was the biggest in all of music.

[@gwengoodwin3992]

Sinatra turned 50 years old in 1965. He addressed this milestone with a theme album, "September of My Years." Every song is about aging. "It Was A Very Good Year" is sentimental and sweet, and probably my favorite song on the album. But a half-dozen are classics with awards and huge audiences. It's a good intro to Sinatra. But there is much more. "Songs for Swingin' Lovers" and "In the Wee Small Hours" from the mid-1950s define the popular music of that era. Sinatra released five albums in 1961 and they are all awesome. Sinatra was known as "The Voice." He was probably the world's most popular singer for 15 or 20 years. He had a good film career too. It is so nice to see someone of your generation able to recognize his genius and appreciate his singing.

[@MrWhip55]

My Way is one of the all time classic songs. Thankyou biscute for your reaction to the great Frank Sinatra.

[@gregokray6465]

HUGE ICON!!!! Thank You Bisscute.

[@Gilbert0Jimenez]

Love your reaction. He is a music icon! He is in the hall of fame. This song was written, I think by Paul Anka, and since then sang by famous artists like Elvis Prestly,…

[@Magician1939]

I was at that performance with my daughter. It was awesome. Glad to see that you have discovered him. I saw him 85 times

[@chrisalbrecht4217]

This was my Grandmother's favorite song...... It was playing in the church, when i walked into her funeral. I play it on every jukebox i find. My Grandmother, Alice, was one of the coolest women God ever made! We miss ya Gommy!

[@RobinC63]

Frank Sinatra is a freaking legend and you said it perfectly when you said “a pillar of the music industry!” This song was my late father’s favourite song and we played it at his Celebration of Life. ❤

[@bucs0385]

My family's favorite artist. My grandpa had a big photo of him above his bar. I recommend Fly me to the Moon and High Hopes. Great reaction Biss!! ❤🎤👏👏

[@kirkmatsuyama6176]

Recommend: One of Frank Sinatra's staples to sing is Strangers in the Night. 😊😊😊

[@Alberto_1965_BR]

Fantastic. One of the most beautiful lyrics ever written

[@brianadams4630]

You have started down a very deep rabbit hole with this. We are talking about a career that spanned from the 1930's into the 1990's. His body of work is so extensive that there are channels devoted to just his music. Pick anything he ever did, it was flawless. Frank was perfection from first to last. RIP to The Chaiman of the Board, Old Blue Eyes, Mr. Frank Sinatra.

[@scipio7837]

Look for him when he was younger. Love Sinatra.

[@iggystompbarnyard]

*I Got The World On A String, That's Life and The Coffee Song are my favorite songs Frank Sinatra sings! Thanks Biss :)

[@SweatyPalms8]

Flawlessly is the word

[@ThistleAndSea]

Good one, Biscute. Love Frank. He is a true Old School professional with class and chops. I think my favorite song of his is "One For My Baby." You might like that one too. Thanks for sharing tis one! 🙂

[@alejandromartinez1766]

This song is a classic Biss. Great reaction as usual 💓💓💓. Sinatra was known as "The Voice". You should react to other classic songs from him like: New York, New york and Strangers in the night. And also recommend to you two singers of his age: Tonny Bennet and Sammy Davis Jr. You will love them.

[@John-tn7nm]

Yes New York, New York!

[@ragetheone1]

This song is one of two songs that I want played at my funeral when my time comes because this song is my life and I have lived it my way

[@stephen9302]

TRUE LEGEND 👍

[@George-kv6gm]

You might like Bing Crosby, as well. He was a Big Band era singer, and actor. The Big Band era was roughly from the early 1900's to the 1940's, or maybe slightly longer. Bing Crosby was around over 20 years longer than that, though. White Christmas is his biggest hit, but he had lots of songs and movies. Thanks for another great reaction!

[@66bub]

Bing's 'White Christmas' was the #1 song for decades and I believe it still is to this day. Biss should react to the #1 popular song of all time!

[@zzrydr]

Biss most definitely should review "White 🎄 Christmas" the movie sometime this Holiday season she would love it

[@Patrickjohnphotography]

Bisscute, the nuances that you pick up on singers is amusing and life-confirming. Frank sang this song for over 40 years. you are watching the culmination of those 40+ years. confidence, poise and pause. every note, pause, and phrase has been picked out by Frank for us.

[@arronscott7286]

There are few singers I would describe as true masters of their craft. This man is one of them.

[@mpavlak5698]

I always loved fly me to the moon by frank. Another great reaction Bisscute❤

[@mariorojas8424-r8v]

Beautiful reaction, thank you for it, love his songs, hope you do more real soon.

[@EddieReischl]

One of the best interpreters of song there has ever been. He totally knows what the songs are about and is a perfect vessel for the lyrics to come through. "September of My Years" maybe?

[@tommarks3726]

New York,New York. Classic and powerful.

[@GregCombs100]

Witchcraft is one of his most recognized songs after this one

[@mrgraham5521]

Very few people would argue that he had the greatest voice in history.

[@MonoElm]

Okay, you should definitely try The Best Is Yet To Come. It’s such an amazing song. One of my all time favorites and I think you’d love it.

[@Majic2657]

Music, TV, Movies and party hard the Rat Pack was everywhere. True Legends. Love the reaction and the buns. Thanks Biss❤❤❤

[@robertandrews2019]

The Voice. No one has ever done it better.

[@dwhite849]

there is a reason he was a huge star from the 30's through the 80's

[@ralfmeyer9086]

Franky Boy. One of best maĺe Singer ever 1:38 .Grettings from a Metalhead 🤘

[@quieness]

Frank's way of changing ´the phasing of his singing midsong is still mindbogling to me, i genuenly dont understand how thats even possible lol. I "met" Frank Sinatra through Bon Jovi when i was a teen, in the song Its My Life, he says "Like Frankie said i did it my way" so I looked into him and enjoyed his music. Whenever i need something soothing i know My way is there for me to listen too ^-^

[@audiotsunite]

I saw him outdoors in northern NJ a couple of summers before he passed. Lawn seats for about $30. What a steal! Highball in his hand all night.

[@mrtveye6682]

Beautiful song, beautiful performance. And this was already at a later stage of Sinatras career where he was beyond his peak, compared to his performances from the 50s and 60s. For some more Sinatra, I always loved his version of "The Lady is a Tramp".

[@leftcoaster67]

As I get older It Was A Very Good Year hits harder. And Frank makes that song his own.

[@DonaldJared]

Great reaction! Love Frank Sinatra. Fly Me To the Moon, That's Life, and definitely New York, New York as well are some of my favorites. 😊

[@lexycallix9584]

I’ve been listening to him my whole life and I just turned 22, my grandma danced w him and I actually have that performance on vinyl

[@MonoElm]

Frank Sinatra was the greatest. I love listening to his music.

[@That_1_E90]

My Grandpas Favorite singer. His favorite song. Was played at his Funeral and I’ll never forget him

[@lionheartroar3104]

This is Sinatra's best performance of the song.

[@rigitana7497]

Tell this girl how much I want to meet and love her........biscuit love you

[@scottmoquin]

The two most exciting words in show business, "Frank Sinatra ".

[@agnetamalmqvist3776]

I just looove his voice❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@leftcoaster67]

You need to listen to the studio version. Live is fantastic. In the studio with Frank in full voice and the orchestra is perfection. I didn't realize until I was older when I heard earlier Sinatra, what a special and epic voice he had. No one can sing as rich, and smooth as Frank. Dean Martin was silky smooth, but Frank was like a shot of expresso. Vibrant, powerful, and oh so good.

[@LJPorcello]

Essential Frank: - That's Life - New York - Fly Me to the Moon

[@Stogie2112]

Never in a million years would I ever think Frank Sinatra would appear on your channel…..😊😊 Cool!

[@skyshorrchannel3474]

That's some attitude... And a song he seems to have been born to sing. Hopefully all of us see ourselves in the words.

[@tomfoolery342]

Bisscute with the Hellboy hairdo, NICE!!!

[@conan5885]

Ahah, great Biss You promised and you did reacted to Sinatra. Glad you liked listening to "The Voice"

[@TheAvgGuy]

'Ol Blue Eyes, Frank Sinatra had so many great songs and starred in dozens of movies. I would say his most iconic song has to be, "New York, New York". He was also part of the Rat Pack with original members Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr, Joey Bishop and Peter Lawford.

[@kt5426]

a classic and a beautiful song with with a lyric that is more than true and beautiful. Sinatra was a master and only he could sing that song like that.

[@jeffyoung801]

In the midst of Beatlemania this happened... On this date November 18, 1966 the LP "That's Life" by Frank Sinatra was released on Reprise Records. It was produced by Jimmy Bowen, and arranged by Ernie Freeman. The album peaked at #6 on the Billboard 200

[@jamesanthony5257]

The original song from France is called, Comme d'habitude which means 'As Usual". David Bowie was hired to write English lyrics to the original tune, which he called "Even a Fool Learns to Love.", but then Paul Anka gave it a go and that is the song "My Way" that Frank ended up singing. The success of "My Way" instead of his song motivated Bowie to write "Life on Mars?" as a parody of Sinatra's recording.

[@thefeedman]

The album "Songs for Young Lovers" showcases Sinatra's ability to deliver a lyric. Never been surpassed.

[@ninja_tony]

I would say you need to see him do New York, New York, it’s absolutely iconic.

[@albertjohnston9374]

Hi Biss I would suggest It Was A Very Good Year. That’s a terrific song representative of Sinatra

[@ryandowning9396]

My favourite song reacted by KZbins best! Shout out to bisscute! 😍

[@fatihabenboubou5636]

He was "the Voice" of 20th century and still is in my opinion❤❤❤❤

[@GorillasAndGardens]

A movie/musical my family always watches is Guys and Dolls. He’s so young there, but man!! His voice!

[@BisscuteReacts]

Oh? might have to check it out sometime

[@kdnofyudbn5918]

Frank Sinatra once said that Luis Miguel was his the new Frank Sinatra. This song is amazing and give Frank Sinatra cool song also in a movie (Blade Runner 2049 "2017) is Frank Sinatra - One For My Baby. I used to live in Hoboken NJ USA where Frank Sinatra was born and it was a cool place.

[@KenBlair-jp5nz]

Any Sinatra record from the 50s and 60s is a must for a music lover

[@jasnycal]

Sinatra is a LEGEND!!!!

[@sheayankee]

Mr Sinatra is the definition of greatness!

[@felixbieb]

I love "Fly me to the moon" the most but you can go with "New York, New York" or any other song of him. He is just one of a kind. You won't regret any song you listened of him. Keep it up, Bliss

[@abrei]

I could listen to you roll your Rs all day. Language is such a beautiful kind of music!

[@jamesnichols7440]

The song "It was a very good year - with the video that shows the orchestra

[@williamturner3856]

"Luck Be A Lady" should be your next listen

[@carloscastro9138]

A excellent farewell song by this master Frank Sinatra !!! this song applies to any person who did his or her life a celebration !!! and yes he's a pillar of the music industry he;s the greatest Maestro !!!

[@cuculichadrian]

reacts the best crowd in the world greetings from Argentina

[@The_Dudester]

This song was used, hilariously, in a movie called The End (starring Burt Reynolds). Burt plays a guy mistakenly diagnosed with terminal cancer. At the climax of the movie he swims out in the ocean (to end it all). He changes his mind and calls out to God "God, if you let me live, I'll give you 90% of what I make." Then, as he gets closer to the shore, the percentage gets smaller and smaller.

[@teknotony]

This song is the most covered song in history . Lovely reaction !

[@paulorobertomariano4821]

He was already an SR at the height of the experience, imagine in the 70's, 80's, 90's the power of that voice.

[@waltakers6337]

Frank Sinatra is one of the best crooner music of all time. There was an old jazz bar in Baltimore that we would go to and decompress after work, having a bourbon and listening to Frank on the jukebox. Being a homicide detective in Baltimore; these memories are some of the best. Frank Sinatra could soothe the soul. Fly me to the moon was a favorite.

[@carloshfc]

React to "Fly me to the moon" by Frank Sinatra

[@lusmas99]

Frank is The Chairman of the Board. I absolutely love this song (brings me to tears every time). I thoroughly enjoyed your reaction Biss Cutie.

[@thomastimlin1724]

He was also an actor, had an Oscar for best suporting actor in From Here to Eternaity 1954. there ar ehundreds of songs..Time After Time. Send in the Clowns. Something Stupid, High Hopes, Strangers in the Night, That's Life, Fly Me to the Moon, Young at Heart...just an endless list. Let Me Try Again, It was a Very Good Year, The Best is Yet to Come, One For My Baby...oh God, so many songs.... And definitley New York, New York!!!!

[@kevinc3427]

Sinatra's daughter did "These boots are made for walking". Also, check out Mel Torme, he's another great "crooner".

[@allenpierce4575]

you would love hearing "strangers in the night" and "love and marriage" (recognized from the tv show Married with Children)

[@albertomagana6577]

Hello Bisscute, after this reaction to this beautiful interpretation of Frank Sinatra to the song My Way, you cannot stop reacting to the interpretation of Frank and Nanci Sinatra to Something Stupid. Greetings and a big hug from Mexico City.

[@carstenwohlk2292]

Superb reaction, well done.

[@chetcarman3530]

You should do one from his prime in the 50s & even early 60s! This performance is from very late in his career when his voice is beginning to diminish a bit -- a little scratch and waiver here & there, a little trouble hitting some notes exactly on target & having to adjust... While still an awesome video, he's even more amazing earlier in his career. Thank you for reacting to and appreciating The Master, though!! ❤❤❤❤

[@williamwhalen746]

I do love his earlier material and my collection goes all the way back to his time with Tommy Dorset. But in my opinion, the Reprise years are his best and it is the roughness that comes into his voice that makes it so. Like Billie Holiday, Sinatra's vocal imperfections add character to the music that is not present in their earlier work.

[@chetcarman3530]

@@williamwhalen746 I agree, but this is such a late performance that it's not just the weathered quality of voice he grew into over the years, but simply a little age making it harder for him to nail some of the softer passages -- control. I agree re Reprise period -- coming back after his time off, developing his mid-career, new voice was when he really won me over & made me a fan. (Even though I was a young rock & roller, 'Ala Elvis & The Beatles, Frank, Buddy Rich, Nat King Cole & a few other Old School artists had me as well.)

[@fifidurand7421]

this song is originally a french song the original theme is not the passing of time but the rupture between two very famous french singers..(claude francois and france gall)..Paul anka once listened to this song in France ,he loved it and on his return to the usa was obliged to give it to sinatra.Sinatra was the boss at this time...

[@justitia257]

Nice reaction Beautiful Biss

[@mrtonyo1965]

Fran Sinatra was an American Icon. Nice reaction.

[@deanjarva1373]

You should consider watching a Frank Sinatra movie on your other channel. Movies where he sings, On the Town (1949) or Guys and Dolls (1955) or movies where he doesn't sing, From Here to Eternity (1953) or The Manchurian Candidate (1962).