FIRST TIME HEARING Frank Sinatra - Luck Be A Lady REACTION

FIRST TIME HEARING Frank Sinatra - Luck Be A Lady REACTION
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[@michlkwitz]

This song is from the musical "Guys & Dolls". Frank starred in the movie version with Marlon Brando. I highly recommend it, one of my all-time favorite movies.

[@ginasarmina4728]

Yes, a really good musical!

[@greymomma]

You're right, it was a great movie!

[@shilohauraable]

I totally agree! He was also in the original Oceans Eleven! Many, many movies.

[@paulwalker9421]

Thank you I could not remember that great film!

[@ronaldstokes4841]

We did 'Guys & Dolls' in High School. I was 'Harry the Horse'.

[@haroldhardrada7449]

Frank Sinatra appeared in 63 movies, and won an Oscar for "From Here to Eternity".

[@warbaby5490]

What a great role as Maggio!

[@davidkelly2355]

Yeah,he did some acting ( incredulous tone of voice)

[@RobertJohnson-hq6jq]

My favorite Sinatra movies are The Man with the Golden Arm, The Manchurian Candidate, and Ocean’s Eleven.

[@lynnbarnes71]

I'm reading this as a personification of Luck. He wants "Luck" to be a lady and stay with him while he rolls.

[@sarahfullerton6894]

Exactly!!

[@snakelite61]

Amber got it.

[@user-iu8uw8ux1r]

Jay and Amber, I love how you two looked at each other after Frank sang "...blow on some other guy's dice"!

[@d.j.starling3559]

This is the swingin' side of Frank -- my favorite side of Frank. Listen to I've Got The World On A String, The Lady Is A Tramp, & I've Got You Under My Skin to hear some of Frank's very best!!! So very, very, many, many more!!

[@sallysharp3845]

"FLY ME TO THE MOON" is required listening from Old Blue Eyes (aka Frank). Frank played the character Sky Masterson in the movie version of Guys & Dolls which is a well known Broadway musical. That song is part of that show. Pretty much every High School and Community Theater Company has done Guys & Dolls at some time.

[@ASchwa29]

Marlon Brando played Sky Masterson in the movie, Frank Sinatra played Nathan Detroit.

[@sallysharp3845]

Oops, my mistake. That's what happens when get old, you forget things.

[@willowb1527]

I prefer Tony Bennett's version of Fly me to the Moon. It's more of a upbeat. 👍

[@lindalou6105]

No he didn't. He played Nathan Detroitt and Brando played Sky Masterson

[@sallysharp3845]

You are so correct, my mistake. That's what happens when you get old, you forget things.

[@sparky6086]

"The Way You Look (Tonight)" is a must listen of Frank's.

[@The_Dudester]

What made Don Rickles famous was that Don was performing in an early Las Vegas. Frank, heavily rumored to be part of organized crime, along with his entourage, walked into the room. Not missing a beat, Don said "Hey Frank, make yourself at home, hit someone!!" The audience, in terror, looked at Frank, who laughed. Don became famous.

[@KT-iy9vc]

I have a recommendation. A full movie: Robin and the 7 Hoods. Frank, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr, Bing...lots of singing, lots of comedy. I think you'd absolutely love it.

[@johnplaysgames3120]

I was just about to recommend the same thing. In addition to all the crooners, songs, and comedy, I love the "time capsule" element of seeing Bing Crosby's meta-dialogue where he talks to Frank Sinatra like Frank and the Rat Pack are the young punks who are playing fast and loose with the style while Frank talks to Bing like Bing's the old school, old style guy out of touch with the kids. It's a fun reminder that, all older music and older styles - no matter how old-fashioned and quaint they might seem in any given "modern times" - were once "the crazy thing the kids are doing" that alarms older generations.

[@susanpolice8465]

Got it on DVD!!

[@buckbuchanan4902]

Great movie with an AMAZING cast of superstars.

[@richarddefortuna2252]

It's a play on the old phrase, "May Lady Luck smile on you." He's asking "Lady Luck" to act like a lady and stay by his side for the entire evening. If you like this type of Sinatra, there's a more obscure tune that you might really like: "Nice and Easy." Very cool tune. Enjoy!

[@elainemarsh5170]

I’ve also suggested Nice and Easy. It’s so...Frank. For a ballad, I think they would really dig In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning, it maybe All the Way.

[@LynneConnolly]

Nice n Easy is obscure?

[@richarddefortuna2252]

@@LynneConnolly my bad. I forgot that it's as well known and universally referenced as Luck Be a Lady, My Way, One for my Baby, Fly Me to the Moon, I've Got You Under My Skin, Strangers in the Night, Summer Wind, That's Life, et cetera. In fact, now that I think about it, Nice and Easy is so ubiquitous - especially to Millennials - there's simply no need for anyone to "react" to it because everyone's already heard it before. What was I thinking?

[@neillenet291]

Frank Sinatra didn't "just do some acting," he won a best actor academy award.

[@kensilverstone1656]

Some sort of amazing breath control and phrasing. He may be the voice of the century.

[@mbosco]

Frank and another of your favorites, Bing Crosby, were in the film High Society together. That's where Bing and Louis Armstrong sang That's Jazz, which you loved. Frank and Bing do a great, funny number called "Well, did you eval", you should check that out. Also Frank and Celeste Holm from the same film doing "Who wants to be a Millionaire" another fun song.

[@catherinebent7307]

Oh yeah Who wants to be a Millionaire... absolutely brilliant 👏

[@kcarr9589]

Oh! Frank and Nancy actually sang together; they had a pretty big hit with “Something Stupid”

[@adrianabustamante2673]

You guys need to check that one out

[@Cardoo46]

Wasn’t that with Frank Jr?

[@stevenklein3195]

"Something Stupid" is one of my all time favorites of his. You near to react to "Something Stupid"

[@greeneyedsoutherngirl6468]

@@Cardoo46no it was her dad.

[@RayfordRaySiegel]

Y'all should hear David Lee Roth singing "That's Life" (originally by Frank Sinatra) and "Just A Gigolo/I Ain't Got Nobody" (originally by Louis Prima).

[@arrowheadftball]

Gawd, stfu. As if David is on Frank's level.

[@dawnmanzetti1633]

Frank acted in 58 movies and won an Academy Award. He was a extraordinary dancer. Oh yeah, and Ol’ Blue Eyes could sing.

[@surlechapeau]

J/Amber, his "Strangers In The Night" and "The Way You Look Tonight" are next for you!! You're 4 1/2 song in to Frank. (1/2 for song with Elvis)

[@hollywoodharriet13]

His voice was his instrument. And you can understand every single word he sings. He's at his peak here. It was Frank's world we just lived in it.

[@rockymountainjazzfan1822]

Sinatra was near the peak of his powers when this was recorded. As such, he could afford the best in arrangers, orchestras, and musicians. Here it is Nelson Riddle, an absolute legend in the jazz and popular music business as an arranger and orchestrator. Sinatra would also even specify individual musicians that he wanted in the band. For example, Alvin Stoller on drums and the Candoli brothers in the trumpet section. Check out a sampling of Sinatra's earlier recordings, too. His recording of Poinicana from 1947, from his Columbia Records years, with the orchestra conducted by Axel Stordahl, for example, is a seldom-noticed gem of a recording from Sinatra's earlier years. As for Nancy Sinatra, check out her recording of "This Town," her best recording, in my opinion.

[@jeanfrancis8121]

Nelson Riddle's work with Linda Ronstadt is also a treasure.

[@nebelungpixie9373]

@@jeanfrancis8121 Agreed. I’ve mentioned the “‘Round Midnight” collection before. Might be easier to pick up each individual album these days though: “What’s New” “Lush Life” “For Sentimental Reasons” AMBER !!! WATCH THIS ON YOUR OWN SOMETIME, THEN HAVE ROB REACT ... OR, LISTEN TO ONE SONG, THEN REACT TO SOME OF THE SONGS WITH HIM: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIfWg6Gggt6CsM0 (Concert/Live Performance of the best of the best from the three albums !!!)

[@SJ-GodofGnomes21]

Rocky Rockymountainjazzfan absolutely spot on

[@timothykscarborough7047]

I 'd also like to mention his son, Frank Sinatra Jr. He inherited his father's looks and vocal abilities so check him out too,!!

[@greekpapi]

Frank Sinatra was on another level, every move, every note...perfect. Absolute showman.

[@corinnepmorrison1854]

Every generation has phenomenally talented singers and musicians... For my parents’ generation, one of those people was Frank Sinatra... I started hearing his music in the 1950’s... Maybe even the late 1940’s... I was born in 1946...🎶❤️🎤

[@maine420grow8]

I sang this to a girl on a balcony in Jersey one night. Less than a year later we married. [Drops the mic]. Respect Frank

[@kimyanchus582]

A younger Frank was indeed a heart throb, girls screaming similiar to Elvis, my Aunt had a Frank Sinatra jacket!😎

[@Pauba1946]

Not only did he “do some acting” he was a major star and an ACADEMY AWARD WINNER.

[@leeannrorex1509]

I think you both would love Come Fly With Me from his live album Sinatra at the Sands. He's backed by Count Basie and His Orchestra. The whole album is magic. The intro is absolute fire, as well.

[@elizabethfranco1284]

New York New York is one of his classic bangers

[@RobSquadReactions]

💜

[@paulhabat6338]

The CHAIMAN OF THE BOARD ! FLAT OUT ! Nobody sang like Frank !

[@maxwellshammer5283]

“He did some acting!” Lol! His very first acting role in “From Here to Eternity” won him an Oscar and a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor. Yes he was an actor, a natural from what I gather.

[@ericgerber9751]

Jay and Amber, I know that with baby Luka and the rest of the fam, you don’t have time to listen to a whole album, but write this one down somewhere you won’t forget - “Sinatra At The Sands”. It’s Frank at his very best. It’s a whole show, start to finish, complete with two monologues by Frank, not to mention the Count Basie Orchestra conducted by Quincy Jones. It’s simply incredible, and you REALLY get a feel for whole Vegas lounge scene. And I love your shirt, Amber! It’s so great seeing someone in a Dead shirt jamming to Sinatra! Two absolute iconic originals!

[@Jillyconjem]

As everyone else has mentioned, “Guys and Dolls” is where the song is from and the movie is an absolute necessity to see. It’s got a great Frank performance, and it’s simply a fantastic musical. 💜

[@59jdubya]

The band/orchestra behind him is absolutely killing it. Certainly only the world’s top musicians could back Sinatra.

[@nebelungpixie9373]

Frank and Nancy did a duet "Something Stupid". It's a great song. Weird to do together, but they did it beautifully. Another fave.

[@docbearmb]

They should listen to Nancy doing You Only Live Twice, title/intro song from the James Bond 007 film of the same name.

[@rhondacaudill7231]

I agree. One of his best.

[@biggrex]

Frank Sinatra wanted to play the part that Marlon Brando had in Guys and Dolls where he sung Luck Be A Lady. Listen to that version and you'll know how much the song was not great until Sinatra sang it later on with an orchestration based on his direction. They missed out on his singing it in the movie.

[@tinagoff3573]

Back to the crooners!! Yessss. J needs to wear a fedora when he listens to these songs!! Now let’s hear more of The Bee Gees!!

[@ugaais]

Mr Sinatra simply The Voice….a man,a mic,an attitude, an amazing band…Legend

[@cherylellsworth1787]

The person who said this song was a personification of luck as a capricious woman was right. Jordan, it isn't a real person. He's asking luck to stay with him, and stay committed to him while he gambles. If you watch the musical this is from, Guy's and Dolls, you will get the point of this song. Great movie, along with Robin and the Seven Hoods that showcases Frank and others from the era/ rat pack.

[@gibsongirl2100]

You guys REALLY need to listen (even if you don't do a "reaction") to Frank singing, "It Was a Very Good Year". It's a beautiful song about a man's memories of youth - but it evokes a feeling we all recognize once we've achieved a certain age (don't worry; you're both sensitive, intelligent souls - you'll relate even at your young age). it will make you feel a bit nostalgic, even about a past that wasn't yours!. Please, give it a listen!

[@sloebone7399]

So close! I love Frank and this song but I’m still waiting (patiently) for “I’ve got you under my skin”. I think it’s his true signature song.

[@davidheath3835]

No one can touch the master in the grove, The Voice the one and only Francis Albert Sinatra ❤

[@rom3062]

Frank Sinatra was a great actor. He won the academy award for best supporting actor for his performance in, From Here to Eternity in 1954.

[@heather9857]

I love how Amber gets what this song is about (personifying luck as a lady) and he is missing it, LOL. Amber keep the hair free!!!! :D LOVE IT!

[@helgar791]

This song was featured in the Broadway musical, and later, movie, "Guys And Dolls".

[@RobSquadReactions]

It had that feeling to it!

[@Xcris_crosX]

@@RobSquadReactions Explain to Jay Lady Luck isn't a real woman kinda like Mother Nature isn't either

[@breebree9319]

@@Xcris_crosX 😂

[@jimearnest4342]

Frank was a triple threat,he could sing,dance and act. I bet you guys would love his song "setum up Joe"

[@terikirkpatrick4766]

This is from the musical Guys and Dolls that Frank starred in singing this song. You def should watch the musical!!

[@kazwilson425]

Oh hell yeah! Guys and Dolls need to go onto your movie list.

[@georgerainone2940]

Actually I think it was Marlon Brando that sang this in the movie.

[@karenmccain8643]

I absolutely love the movie, "Guys and Dolls"! However, it is Marlon Brando's character, Sky Masterson, who sings "Luck Be a Lady" at the Craps game in the sewer. Great story telling, Great choreography!

[@ScreamqueenarmyBlogspot666]

Marlon brando sang the song in Guys and Dolls & apparently Frank Sinatra wasn't too happy, he ended up with a lesser role

[@strangeworldsunlimited712]

Frank didn't sing this song in the movie. Marlon Brando did. Frank was actually incensed by the fact that his character didn't get that song and the non-singing Brando did. Probably why he made this recording.

[@dougstevens6257]

Just an FYI: Frank did a duet with his daughter Nancy in the mid-60's called "Something Stupid." You guys really need to give it a listen!

[@talithawilliams5714]

Frank Sinatra acted in more than "some movies". He did many movies and won the Academy Award for "From Here to Eternity".

[@mjabqmanwk]

I think you two are missing the boat on one of the main reasons for Sinatra's greatness and reputation, and that's his "torch songs" --the lonely ballads of unrequited love. Check out gems like "One More For The Road," "What Is This Thing Called Love," "In the Wee Small Hours," or "Here's That Rainy Day." NO BODY could break your heart like Sinatra.

[@tombeyerlein3813]

And "Angel Eyes."

[@mjabqmanwk]

@@tombeyerlein3813 You know it! One of my favorites. Two of the albums I've played to death over the years are "In The Wee Small Hours" and "Where Are You?" Every track a gem!

[@susanpolice8465]

Michael....Did you ever see that movie that Frank did with Doris Day called" Young At Heart"? He sings "One More For The Road" in that! I LOVE THAT SONG!!! And That Movie....Just Checked...it is on KZbin! Check it out!

[@mjabqmanwk]

@@susanpolice8465 Yes, absolutely. I remember seeing "Young at Heart" a long time ago, have viewed it since and it's one of my favorite "pot boilers" from the 1950s. Good songs from Doris Day, too. :)

[@susanpolice8465]

@@mjabqmanwk 💗🌹🌹🌹

[@judyrehkopf7691]

Aah Frank! He has own place in the 20th century. Been meaning to ask. . . If you like Blues, please, please, please react to the classic Green Onions by Booker T & The MGs from 1962. Pretty Please.

[@daverudbarg]

Agreed. Classic soul Instrumental

[@natashka8880]

Did some acting? He's won two Oscars and two Golden Globes for Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor. Frankie's got it going on, kids.

[@rickc2678]

CAN'T GO WRONG WITH FRANK. TRUST ME ON "IN THE WEE SMALL HOURS OF THE MORNING," "ALL THE WAY," "IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR" AND "ONE FOR MY BABY." THESE ARE THE FRANK YOU GUYS ARE IDEALLY LOOKING FOR (AND MY FAVES AS WELL)

[@beckygrant2258]

Frank’s style changed over the years. This was the swinging Frank. Frank was the coolest cat with the golden voice. Lots of nicknames: Ole Blue Eyes, the Chairman of the Board, the Voice. He had a golden voice. One of the Kennedy’s were once asked “What is it about this guy?” The answer? “Women want to f**k him, they want to mother him, but you never want to cross him. He loved to entertain, all night long after a performance. He was extremely generous with his money: charities, the help, whoever was waiting on people, wherever he was. Children’s charities. But he had a bad temper if he snapped. He used to admit he had a 24 carat manic depression problem. Everyone knew it. He commanded respect wherever he went….they called him Mr. Sinatra. Only his closets pals called him Frank.

[@Rosiepooh75]

He is singing to the proverbial "lady luck", because he's playing dice... He's asking her not to jump around the room between the other players... This is from the soundtrack of one of my favorite movie musicals of all time. You should definitely check it out: Guys and Dolls. Every song in it is stellar

[@beckygrant2258]

So Frank was the biggest headliner in Las Vegas. When the Las Vegas strip was very new, they had a hard time getting people to travel there to gamble. One casino offered Frank a percentage of the profits if he would get his Hollywood pals to come and perform. Which he did! He helped build Las Vegas! Las Vegas sprang up after Castro took over Cuba (which was the adult playground prior to Vegas). In those first decades, the casinos were run by Italian mob. Frank is Italian and knew these guys from his days in New Jersey, growing up. This was a huge hit for Frank and he sang this song everywhere at his concerts.

[@robertsterner2145]

For female Friday, please do Sinatra with Ella Fitzgerald singing "The Lady is a Tramp" from his The Man and His Music TV special. It's two of the very best having so much fun together and it's infectious.

[@rickriekert866]

Mel Tormé said Frank's voice was infectious. Once it got under your skin you couldn't stop listening.

[@KiddBloo86]

Sinatra would attract the most high rollers to any Vegas venue he performed at. True story.

[@ClipperHorizon]

This song is from the musical "Guys & Dolls". It's sung by a gambler who has one roll of the dice to win and he sings this song to Luck (personifying Luck/Fortune as a lady going to the casino with her gentleman friend) begging her to "stick with me, baby" so he can get a winning roll.

[@LaPinturaBella]

Frank is a crooner, but he is also the consumate showman. His concerts weren't just a performance, they were full blown experience.

[@denniscerasoli6209]

Sinatra wasn't just an actor he was a great actor in numerous movies. When his popularity began to slip he got the part in From Here To Eternity and won the best actor of the year the Oscar. I don't know the number of movies but there were a lot.

[@billshine401]

It always made me smile that this song was given to Marlon's character not Frank's in Guys and Dolls. Quite a story behind the casting too.

[@grahamechambers6642]

To be fair, Marlon Brando was cast as Sky Masterson, and this is Sky Masterson’s song, so the role was given to Marlon, including the song. The film was based on the Broadway musical.

[@billshine401]

@@grahamechambers6642 Right. It's the casting choice that in interesting. Apparently they both wanted the role and Marlon won.

[@paulmargett9360]

Hearing Frank's voice always reminds me of my dad (he's 85) and Sinatra is one of his favourite artists. Please react to "It was a very good year" it's beautiful. Much love from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@riheimsmith9954]

A lil cool fact about me I was in a play called guys and dolls back in the day

[@RobSquadReactions]

That’s awesome Riheim!!

[@karenmccain8643]

What role did you play? I love the movie!

[@momastone]

"We know he did some acting." 🤣😂 Y'all kill me! Love your reactions!

[@cheryljackson5659]

He only won an academy award for From Here to Eternity! Frank was great in Guys and Dolls and in The Manchurian Candidate, too!

[@cajunsushi]

Old Blue Eyes, singer, dancer, actor etc. Iconic entertainer..

[@gregoryfloriolli9031]

Lady Luck is the mythical personification of luck. It’s a play on words. He’s asking luck to be a lady and be treat him favorably.

[@A23457]

Frank did act. In fact he won multiple Oscars and was a multiple Emmy nominee

[@gkiferonhs]

If you've seen The Godfather, Johnny Fontaine - the singer - was Frank Sinatra. The horse head is what got Frank the role in the movie From Here to Eternity.

[@beckygrant2258]

No. Not true. Johnny Fontaine was played by Al Martinez. He was cast as a Frank Sinatra-type. The horse head incident did not happen in real life. It was a film based on Mario Puzo’s novel, The Godfather, which was a bestseller at the time. The horse head incident was in the book. The character in the book was based on an Italian singer who is connected to crime families, like Frank Sinatra kind of was. His family wasn’t directly connected, but he was from New Jersey and those clubs that he started in were often mob-owned…so he had some connections. When the mob created Las Vegas strip casinos, they had difficulty getting people to come out there. They hired Frank and gave him 10% ownership in one of the Casinos, asking him to get his friends to come out and perform at the casinos. And he did. He helped build Las Vegas.

[@buckbuchanan4902]

Yeah, you could definitely say that Frank Sinatra was an actor. He had 69 acting credits to his name, most of them feature films, but also had a few t.v. series appearances and t.v. movies. I'd have to say that he made just as fine an actor as he did a singer, and I can't think of another singing superstar who had as many films to his credit as Frank Sinatra.

[@jacquelinejohnson6447]

Frank Sinatra won an Academy Award for best actor....

[@ninaleo37]

I highly recommend "I've Got You Under My Skin" by Frank. My Mom sang this to me while she was pregnant with me. It was our song when I was little. She passed at age 46, back in 1985. Every time I hear that song now, it reminds me of her. It's a wonderful song and I think you two will really enjoy it!! 🎶💜🎶😊

[@MrsColumbo823]

“Frank is a performer as well” has got to be the most understated thing ever said. Ever.

[@marleybob3157]

"Frank did some acting" - uh, yeah. He's an academy award winner for Best Supporting Actor in 1954's "From Here To Eternity". He won two other Honorary Oscars and was nominated for Best Actor in 1956.

[@robjones2408]

Frank, along with his idol Billie Holiday are the ONLY vocalists born in 1915 who still influence performers today. No Jim Morrison, Miles Davis, Elvis Costello, BB King, David Bowie, Bryan Ferry, Iggy Pop, Marvin Gaye, and Amy Winehouse without The Voice. Amy named her debut album after him. His Capitol period 1953-1962 remains peerless. His onstage performance at the Royal Festival Hall 1962 captures him at his very best. A class act.

[@MichaelBeckman]

Frank was called the chairman of the board - like he was the boss and everyone knew when Frank spoke - you listened. He was the leader of the group called the Rat Pack in Las Vegas along with Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr and The comedian Joey Bishop.

[@lizmorris78]

Peter Lawford was also part of the Rat Pack

[@MichaelBeckman]

@@lizmorris78 yes, Thank you!

[@lizmorris78]

@@MichaelBeckman you would be surprised how many people think the rat pack was only Frank Dean and Sammy. I am a huge Rat Pack fan !

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

Frank Sinatra acted in numerous films, plays...& of course his concerts! He was one heck of a performer! The Tender Trap with Debbie Reynolds is a comedy you might like! Guys & Dolls is a musical with Marlon Brando! It's a classic! He was just...part that era where we had so many well rounded performers! Him & Sammy Davis Jr were really good friends. There was an incident when they were suppose to perform together at a hotel where they were supposed to stay at....they said Sammy couldn't stay there! Frank told them if Sammy couldn't stay... he wouldn't stay or perform there! They quickly backed down! He never tolerated that stuff!

[@pauld6967]

Amber is correct. Old Blue Eyes is speaking about the conceptual entity, Lady Luck, as his companion on a night of gambling, not a flesh and blood woman that is on a date with him.

[@Frank216S]

Anything in His catalog is worth a reaction. ANYTHING!

[@williamgray2415]

More than just an actor. He won an Oscar for best supporting actor. In From here to Eternity.

[@RobSquadReactions]

WOW! We didn’t know that!

[@dewaynejelks9088]

Frank acting and singing "Guys and Dolls", Frank acting "The Manchurian Candidate", "From Here to Eternity" amongst others ...

[@richardcollins9960]

Winner, Oscar, 1954, Best Supporting Actor. From Here To Eternity.

[@ioniajones2069]

Hey guys! Luck Be A Lady came from the 1950 Broadway musical Guys and Dolls. It was later revised into a movie in 1955, starring Marlan Brando, Frank Sinatra, Gene Simmons, and Vivian Blaine. Although the song was sung by the character Nathan Detroit, Brando, it will forever be Sinatra's song!!! I beg you to see the movie adaptation.. You will not regret it, I PROMISE!!!

[@1amsdfmdf691]

Please do my favorite song Frank Sinatra - Night And Day. A beautiful song written by Cole Porter. Love you guys and gals. You make me and so many others smile everyday. Thank you and God Bless.

[@LynneConnolly]

This is a song from the musical "Guys and Dolls," in which Frank starred as Nathan Detroit. He wanted the central role of Sky Masterson, which was given to Marlon Brando (who can't sing!) Marlon disliked Frank, and was deliberately awkward. One scene, in which Frank as Nathan was to eat cheesecake (Frank didn't like cheesecake) Marlon kept getting wrong, meaning that Frank had to eat slice after slice of the stuff, until he was sick and they had to stop for the day. Frank got his own back by singing the song like it should be sung.

[@jetcitysinatra7300]

Luck is the lady he talks about. Luck is a fickle misters as it can leave you and go to someone else in a heartbeat. It is a gambler's phrase.

[@bradsullivan2495]

Frank won an Oscar for his role in "From Here to Eternity" and was in plenty of other films. In the movie, "The Godfather," the character of Johnny Fontaine was presumably based on him--since he took great offense when the book came out about that character's ties to the mob and the similarities to Frank's career.

[@jamessinacore6991]

Johnny Fontaine is definitely supposed to be Frank. If you read the novel, Dean Martin is also heavily referenced.

[@ChicagoDB]

Frankly, I think “From Here To Eternity” was one of his least worthy roles…but he was a pretty solid actor in general…

[@bradsullivan2495]

@@ChicagoDB Yeah, but that was the role and made him bankable again.

[@stephenmelone8589]

If you want to see what a fantastic actor he is watch FROM HERE TO ETERNITY

[@phillyphan1225]

He is actually so going to luck-as if it’s a “lady”..the expression is Lady Luck which is how he begins the song. Telling “luck” not to leave his side and go to other men-just to stay with him.

[@ParkerAllen2]

The perfect song for an entertainer working in Vegas.

[@RobSquadReactions]

Perfect!!

[@davidheath3835]

There is or was nothing like Francis Albert Sinatra a singer never equaled and the best singer of the Twentieth Century. THE VOICE RULES OK.

[@byrontowles2018]

This was great guys. Take a listen to my Sinatra favorite, "Summer Wind", and my wife's favorite, "Can I Steal A Little Love"!

[@dougbrowning82]

Frank Sinatra got his start singing with the swing bands of Harry James and Tommy Dorsey. The Dorseys, Jimmy and Tommy, were brothers who each had competing big bands.

[@AnnieAnnieBuckwheatCakes]

LOOOOVE this song! Frank personified Luck as a lady. A lady doesn't come to a casino with 1 man & leave with a different man. Please, Luck, stay with me tonight.

[@tonyh9875]

"Luck" is often humanized, and called "Lady Luck" - it's a very old saying. The ancient Romans called her "Fortuna". Frank's not talking about some woman who's with him, he's talking to "Lady Luck" herself, asking her to be kind to him.

[@revaflowers3115]

Frank made several movies.He holds an Oscar for his performance in From Here To Eternity for best supporting actor.

[@FelixcatGarcia]

We just had our first 80-degree day this week in Phoenix AZ, so I'm thinking Frankies "Summer Wind" is in the forecast! SO MUCH MUSIC SO LITTLE TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@PaHeadhunter]

Frank Sinatra was actually a really good actor IMO. Von Ryan’s Express is my favorite movie of his. A few more of his songs to check out would be ‘That’s Life’ or ‘I’ve Got You Under My Skin.’

[@johnthegreek5836]

There will never that can compare to Frank, he’s even before my time but I love the crooner classics

[@billwieland8497]

Suggestions: Trace Adkins - ‘Arlington’ (Country,) Chris Janson - ‘Drunk Girl’ (Country,) Kayne Brown - ‘Worship You’ (Country,) Bette Midler - ‘From a Distance’ (Fm Fri,) Christopher Cross - ‘Sailing’ (Yacht Rock,) Los Lonely Boys - ‘Heaven’ (Pop/Latin(?),) Toni Braxton - ‘Un-Break My Heart’ (Fm Fri,) Whitney Houston - ‘I Have Nothing’ (Fm Fri,) Jason Aldean - ‘Dirt Road Anthem’ (Country,) Dan Fogelberg - ‘Same Old Lang Syne’ (Folk,) Luther Vandross - ‘Dance With My Father’ (Pop,) Toby Keith - ‘I Ain’t As Good As I Once Was’ (Country,) Danielle Bradbery - ‘Stop Dragging Your Boots’ (Country,) Roberta Flack - ‘First Time Ever I Saw Your Face’ (Fm Fri)

[@greymomma]

Frank was a fabulous performer! I used to love watching his show and the tv specials he had. I was especially lucky to see him in person twice!!

[@Head-ck4hu]

Did some acting? He won an Oscar for From Here to Eternity. When you react to The Lady is a Tramp, use the video from the movie Pal Joey. He is pure style.