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[@Lakeshore14]

One of the best performances I’ve seen of Sinatra was him singing Old Man River at an NAACP fundraiser at Carnegie Hall. He flew in from California specifically to appear at the fundraiser where the special guest was Dr. Martin Luther King. His rendition was so moving that it was said Dr. King was brought to tears in the audience. It really is very special. Thanks so much for reacting to Frank Sinatra, the Chairman of the Board. 👏👏🥰

[@flutesong5527]

The most impeccable timing of any singer. Next up - "it was a very good year"

[@realbser1956]

Sinatra is a pure legend. His ability to use body language, voice inflection to convey a song are almost unmatched in music history. That era had perhaps the greatest songwriters ever and everyone wrote songs for Sinatra. Among his many contemporaries he was revered. No one, except maybe Tony Bennett, could interpret a song any better. Not known by many people is the fact that he was at the forefront when it came to desegregate Las Vegas hotels, restaurants and nightclubs. He refused to play at hotels on the strip that did not allow black guests. He received a lifetime achievement award from the NAACP. Polo, hope to see more of Francis Albert Sinatra on the channel. Highly recommend It Was a Very Good Year. 🔥

[@andrewmalidore1237]

I Don't know if you will actually read this comment I've been a long time listener/viewer of your KZbin channel, yes I am subscribed, I've sent many a requ3sts to hundreds upon hundreds of reaction channels, If you dig Sinatra please I beg you 😅 do a reaction of Bobby Darin's "Mack the Knife" anyways when I think of gangster I think of this song plus it used to be my karaoke song Sinatra covered this song Louis Armstrong even covered it as well as s3veral several others. FYI have you heard the song splish splash? After you listen to mack the knife Darin wrote both of them

[@FanOblues51]

"Mack the Knife" was composed by Kurt Weill, lyrics by Bertolt Brecht. (1928)

[@Ducatirati]

I agree that Francis Albert Sinatra was awesome , but then Dino , he also was awesome , then Gene Kelly , he is superb in Brigadoon, as is Richard Harris in Camelot , what artists we had , and now they don't really cut it , but it's a different time , and something old , something new , something borrowed , something Blue , Ol Blue Eyes , he sure was special , RARARA

[@rainlori]

An outstanding actor.

[@davidthompson4869]

here's to you for selecting Sinatra to react to. one of my favorite performers. for your own viewing pleasure please check out two more: "The Lady is a Tramp" with Ella Fitzgerald and "Luck Be A Lady" with Nelson Riddle Orchestra. Both feel good recordings and YOU WILL FEEL IT guaranteed.

[@BOOMNERD51]

This will bring back my Dad 's record selections.

[@ripvanwinkle2002]

GREAT picks!

[@IAMisLove]

👍👍Frank Sinatra was one of the greatest entrainers of his generation.😊 🖖❤

[@crazydale1000]

I was lucky to see Sinatra back in 1973. Sinatra was just plain class.

[@tsonofjohnson489]

I did too around that time at USO benefit! Sinatra was Excellent.

[@michaelgrow8630]

Feel privileged to have been to Sinatra concert in person. Thanks.

[@BrooklynBear63]

Great reaction to one of a kind.

[@neilcox7879]

Hi Polo, that’s just pure cool. Frank lived this music in real life. Thanks mate, cheers Neil

[@tonys4818]

As an Italian American I say thank you for your kind thoughts and words regarding Italians.

[@debbygesaman3892]

Classy guy, and believe it or not, although I’m just an old crone in Ohio, I think you too are rather classy👍🏾

[@HawkKing2000]

If you get the chance, please look up "The Frank Sinatra Spectacular" on YT. It's the ultimate Rat Pack (him, Sammy Davis, Dean Martin) performance... It's a well-known fact that Sammy Davis Jr wasn't allowed to stay at the Las Vegas hotels that he performed at for a while, but after he met Sinatra that all changed. He stayed at Sinatra's home for a while after the car accident where he lost one of his eyes and they became best friends. Anytime a hotel wanted Sinatra to perform there he told them that if Sammy couldn't stay there then he would never perform there. By helping to get African-American performers on TV and break the color barrier in major hotels, he played his own little part in supporting the Civil Rights Movement...

[@richardelliott8352]

he knew what it was to be poor, and he knew what it was to have friends.

[@fredkatz2228]

6:00 Sinatra had the greatest voice in pop singing ...followed him since I was a kid. One bad remembrance of him when Kennedy was running for president he invited Sinatra and his pals to a dinner but did not invite Sammy Davis Jr. because he was black. Blacks were not easily welcomed to the democratic party at that time .Dean Martin refused to go because Sammy wasn't invited. Sinatra went next week since he was a huge supporter of Kennedy.

[@Tolemac7]

Hey Polo ~ Frank is one of the greatest singers who ever lived. He was an amazing stylist, as you can see from this performance, where he gives us all of the facial and movement expressions that fit the song so perfectly. You can pick most any song from his vast catalog and come up a winner.

[@michaelleath7047]

Polo, if I were to characterize his demeanor, it's, "I'm in complete control." Of the song, the audience, and life.

[@axolotl8694]

I think I disagree. he's under stress, and he's pretending to be in complete control and for the most part, people are buying it. he's pulling it off.

[@michaelleath7047]

@@axolotl8694 I have said for years that people chase cool, but few ever really catch it. McQueen, Miles Davis, Maybe Brad Pitt. But for certain Sinatra caught it and had it mounted over his fireplace. "I've got the world on a string, sitting on a rainbow, got that string around my finger. What a world, what a life....." It always seemed Sinatra didn't only own the songs he sang, but lived them. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipanl5qLq95-fs0

[@zennenn]

​@@axolotl8694 demeanor doesn't mean inner feelings

[@richardelliott8352]

@@zennenn true, it's a performance, but the man had a background where he was the first big pop music sensation, crowd control problems, screaming girls every place he went, the whole bit. So this performance could been just like walking around in some ways, except for the filming, he performed it so often.

[@donnas3148]

Love him singing My Funny Valentine, Which I did not discover or appreciate until I heard Elvis Costello sing it.

[@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", "My Way", "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.

[@agnetesorensenelbom5085]

🥰🥰🥰

[@richardelliott8352]

In palm springs, where he kept a house , the local radio station played only Sinatra, 24/7, nothing else. this went on for many years even after his death, the guy had talent.

[@ClassicTor]

1 i would add to that is "the way you look tonight"

[@yorkvillevic6528]

"Ocean 11" the original film.

[@melissameyer9981]

Fankir boy! My dad loved him id listen to him growing up. My mother remarried an Italian man pops, and he too loved Frank.

[@ChristopherThomas-vq6cp]

This video was recorded at the Royal Festival Hall in London in 1962.

[@cojaysea]

The audiences back then had a greater attention span ! Truer words were never spoken.

[@jessicalee7119]

And more respect!

[@mindykloster3540]

Polo I love how open you are to music that is not typical for a younger black man. You are open to learning and growing! That’s what you need to live a full and enjoyable life!

[@johnnydeagal4400]

What

[@cadmaw]

Pure class. That piano though. Now do ‘It had to be you’….great reaction!

[@jazzy19001]

My dad was a Frank Sinatra /Steve McQueen type- he was a man among men - as they used to say - charismatic, cool, cutting wit, the cigarette a prop that enhanced his coolness, and his blue eyes would have the ladies swooning over him. . But his passion and the love of his life was my beautiful mother. .They were stunning together. He had a personal power and agency that others did not trifle with and by extension they did not trifle with his family.. He provided safety and security and commanded respect.which gave us a certain level of freedom - freedom from fear and a certain level of confidence. Having a strong man as father is not something I take for granted - it is a privilege afforded to fewer and fewer children. God bless and long live the strong men!

[@jazzy19001]

I guess I also want to add that it is easy to idealize his life - but he struggled too. His way of containing his emotions was to keep an certain emotional distance, being a leader can be lonely business. High blood pressure and other stress related illnesses were also the order of the day for men. Strong men sacrificed a lot, they shoulder the burden so their family does not have to.

[@sprezzatura8755]

Wow you really wrote something beautiful. I had an Italian-American father as you described..❤

[@theregfan40]

Howdy from Texas, from an elder white lady who has heard a lot of amazing music and musicians. I learned a long time ago to breathe the music, great is great... has no color, no genre, no style, no age... it just IS. From this genre of crooners, we recently lost one of the greats, Tony Bennett. For a kick in the head, try anything with Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga or Amy Winehouse. He was suffering from Alzheimers at the end... sometimes lost and bewildered, sometimes couldn't remember he had JUST performed yet when the music began, he was completely Tony the masterful entertainer. For the record, my number one is the man whose music saved my life by being a lifeline through hard times... Elton John. If I can pop a recommendation from his expansive catalog, give this one a spin... the album version... 1973's double album Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. The first track... Funeral For a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding. and if you forget to stop the playing and catch Candle in the Wind about Marilyn Monroe, just fall into the harmonies and enjoy the ride. Also thanks for introducing me to a few artists as well. ✌ peace

[@ewetoobblowzdogg8410]

My wife and I were lucky enough to see Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga live in concert at the Hollywood Bowl. An evening of elegance under the stars. Hella thing

[@rennejovillademoros2791]

I was blessed with a Dad that loved music. Frank was his favorite. In 1986...he took me to Vegas. Surprised me with tickets to see Frank in concert. The Golden Nugget Casino. Front row table...Frank larger than life, a beautiful orchestra and the best smile i ever saw on my Dad's face. It was such a special night and a memory that i go to a lot. I lost my Dad in 2012. I listen to Frank when i miss my Dad. Frank is a Legend. His delivery of a song was like no other!!! A Legend!! Our song was Fly Me To The Moon! ❤️✌🏼

[@greeneyedsoutherngirl6468]

That’s beautiful ❤️

[@AB-C1]

"Summer Wind" is a great one to check out by Sinatra! And of Course "My Way"👌😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@JoanJennings]

Listening to this - I’m in the bar on the next stoll.

[@diamondlil9807]

Ol' Blue Eyes, the King of Cool.

[@craigreid7178]

And Ole Blue Eyes was known as the king of phrasing...

[@jam7457]

I enjoyed your Sinatra reaction. You should check out the great Maria Callas singing "la mamma morta". Talk about chills!!!

[@mjm5081]

🙏❤🌹 Frank 🌹❤🙏

[@mariaeisenhardt2296]

I loved all the rat pack

[@nathanfisher1826]

Please do more of Frank 😊

[@artandersen1311]

Just opened up a Frank Sinatra Theme Bar in Nashville Tennessee

[@THCya97961]

More cool than any ONE man should EVER have. Sinatra was the King.

[@brandonyoung2894]

please react to Luck be a lady live performance. It captures everything about the music the genre the time everything all in one

[@RickyStroud1]

Loved it!!! Always like to hear/see Frank. Thx for sharing

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

Beautiful reaction! Love what you said about the melody and lyrics having chemistry 💗 I know about Frank Sinatra. I grew up on that man (and I was born in the 1980's 😄). Actually the whole Rat Pack. Dean Martin & Sammy Davis, Jr. may be two other artists worth checking out if you have not already. Yes, Frank Sinatra has skeletons in his closet like everybody else does. I prefer to let the man rest in peace. I'm here for the music! Loved this reaction! I've been subscribed to your channel for... I think over a year, if not close to two years. I just hardly ever comment haha! Peace ✌, light 🌞, love 💖, & blessings 🙏 to you & yours & to one & all here as well 💕

[@peterclayton6598]

I remember Frank. I'd heard a few of his songs but never really listened. Then, about twenty years ago, i came across " It was a very good year. 12:07 12:07 " it absolutely blew me away. He is absolute class

[@yvonnephillips3888]

Very much enjoyed your opening remarks which is rare for me. I usually try to zip past it. You were so personable .

[@dianel222]

I’ve always loved FS but recently saw his rendition of “Ol Man River” & it was a different side of him. Try some of his stuff with Tommy Dorsey (Big Band) 1940’s sound. A Sinner Kissed an Angel 💜💜💜

[@kkampy4052]

I agree with all the comments here and to add that he was very generous to his friends and strangers.

[@thomastimlin1724]

Frank had swag...THANKYOU for saying audiences back then had a longer attention span. Today it's like everyone has ADHD.

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

Sinatra was also an actor in radio and movies. He had a vital role in the movie "From Here to Eternity". He had several movie roles over about 30 years or so and was always backed by some of the best orchestras and musicians that the recording studios could provide.

[@MsRhodeman]

❤Smooth ' ol Blue Eyes' Sinatra❤

[@martinmorris5997]

I’m English, but for me the massive American individual music greats from my Dad era onwards that influenced music worldwide were (or are):- Glenn Miller Louis Armstrong Frank Sinatra Ella Fitzgerald Sister Rosetta Tharpe Elvis Presley Chuck Berry BB King Billie Holiday James Brown Bob Dylan Otis Redding Marvin Gaye Aretha Franklin Dolly Parton Micheal Jackson There are many more in between, although slightly lesser influence wise in my opinion from here in the UK, with my limited knowledge especially before the 1960’s.

[@rainlori]

Frank is in a bar, late at night, singing to YOU. Smoking on camera was not uncommon with TV in the 1950s and 1960s. Maybe even the '70s.

[@bubsmeister]

He sings just like a guy who's had one too many....and it's so brilliant

[@jimmorris7712]

I really wanted to see this reaction. Sinatra was the biggest pop singer in America from his 20s until the day he died.

[@Blue-qr7qe]

I loved this - thanks. Trumpeter Chris Botti, on tour, played a stop in Boston and called upon John Meyer to join him in a cover of an old Sinatra tune, Glad To Be Unhappy. John carried the vocal with a sensitivity to Sinatra's phrasing and style. I would love to see your reaction to it. You could find it on KZbin - Glad to Be Unhappy Chris Botti Live in Boston. Peace -

[@marcoantoniodossantos8738]

My generation everybody knew Frank Sinatra. I studied english because of Sinatra songs. I just wanted to understand his songs. ( Marco from Brazil)

[@CoDee2U]

And notice the respect given by the audience to the artist’s rendition of the song. Complete silence and attention, no cat calls or hoots.

[@FallenHellscape]

Thank you for going down this very worthwhile rabbit hole. Keep it coming.

[@deniseadkins9668]

Dean Martin for the epitome of Italian culture!!!

[@kentclark6420]

Buddy, you're an old soul. I can feel it in your voice and vibe. I'm a boomer, and like you, Frank was even a little before my time, and yet I loved his music and his demeanor. He just grows on you.

[@Ducatirati]

Angel eyes , a lot like this track , but better , I love ANGEL EYES , it's just a 20s song Frank did better , VALE FRANCIS ALBERT SINATRA

[@NancyW726]

Great respect for you, for being so open minded to listen to artists you're not familiar with, whose music you might not like, yet you surprise yourself by finding new music and singers you love. That's just wonderful! And your critiques are so thoughtful and specific - you really notice the subtleties of a performance. I truly enjoy watching your videos! I just subscribed. Keep up the great work and exploration!

[@mitchellbatchelor1594]

Music of Baby Boomers was off the chart, Sinatra, Martin, Armstrong, Count Basie, Les Brown, Cab Calloway, Ray Conniff, Bing Crosby, Jimmy & Tommy Dorsey, Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie, Benny Goodman, Harry James, Henry Mancini, Glen Miller, Sammy Kaye, Artie Shaw, Doc Severinsen, Lawrence Welk, Sons of the Pioneers, Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Dale Evans. Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, Marty Robbins, Johnny Horton, Don Gibson, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Jim Reeves, Kitty Wells, Hank Snow, George Jones, Ray Charles, Ray Price, Jerry Lee Lewis, Bill Haley, Carl Perkins, Buddy Holley, The Big Bopper, Eddie Cochran, Elvis Presley, Gene Vincent, Chuck Berry, Gene Vincent, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Four Seasons, Temptations, Four Tops, Supremes, Smokey Robinson, Stevie Wonder, …., the list has only begone.

[@brigitte9999]

The greatest musician ever, that’s who!

[@sallybannister6224]

The film The Godfather. ... It was rumoured that the storyline of the artist who wanted a part in a Hollywood film, on request of Marlon Brandos character, and was turned down, the director then woke up with his horses head in his bed, that was alleged to be when Frank Sinatra was up for the part in 'From here to Eternity ', and wasn't initially picked ???!! Frank was a very close friend of the notorious John Gotti mob family . ...very good close friend indeed .

[@LynneConnolly]

Frank was asked about his connections with the mob. He said that he'd been brought up with them, he knew them as people in his neighbourhood. He also said he was bigger than them, being famous around the world rather than a corner of it.

[@lnbarnes917]

Please listen to Somethin Stupid , That’s Life and I Won’t Dance by Frank Sinatra! Great songs !

[@pecsenye]

It 100% sucks that cigarettes kill you, because that smoking while singing thing is peak DGAF.

[@melissazander3229]

Fly me to the moon! One of Frank's best!

[@rennejovillademoros2791]

My Dad and my favorite song. Dad took me to Vegas to see Frank in concert at the Golden Nugget 1986. He was amazing! Ole Blue Eyes is a legend! Sang like a poet. He knew what inflection was all about. And quite an interesting life. Loved Frank as much as Dad did..❤️✌🏼

[@Dr_Bombay]

Sintra was the OG. it's really hard to say where to go next, his entire catalog is interesting, but i prefer the years he was on the Capitol label. [EDIT]: Wishbone Ash!! that's great stuff there. Listen to Phoenix off the one album with the wishbone on it. it's gold.

[@larryh.5229]

Oh man, ya couldn't get any more "cooler" that Frank back in the day.... That's why they called him "The Chairman"

[@richardmarkley6726]

Polo, you have selected a good one here. This tune takes me back to my younger days. A great Sinatra tune. I've sat on that bar stool. Ha!

[@byronayme1563]

I love all types of music, but to me Sinatra is the best of the best. He fully embodied every song he performed! So many suggestions to pick from! I would start with Summer wind, the way you look tonight, or the best is yet to come.

[@helaina400]

He’s playing the part of an inebriated guy in a bar who lost his lover. Try “In The Wee Small Hours of the Morning”

[@sidneyvandykeii3169]

Frank Sinatra probably didn't invent Lounge Music, but he brought it into the mainstream. He is a legend and deserves a listen too....im just not sure if this is the song to react to. Just sayin'.

[@Gharrie1]

Interesting trivia, Jim Morrison of The Doors idolized Sinatra and once you know this you can really hear the influence come through in Morrison's style.

[@charlesm9929]

POLO! Gotta check out his catalog. For the next one (it brings a change of pace), I recommend Fly Me to the Moon.

[@ThistleAndSea]

My favorite Frank Sinatra song! It was featured in a movie entitled Young At Heart with Frank and Doris Day. The scene of Frank singing this song is excellent. Thank you for sharing this one. 🙂

[@melliehobson8299]

Love all his music, but this is so real and melancholy. One of the best. How can I say that? They're all the BEST. Just put a cd on and listen all the way through.

[@paulawarren3245]

😂surprised me he lit a cigarette, but your right on.

[@starfire6122]

I wonder how all the songs we suggested for you in last video you found this one..still good reaction though✌️💞

[@greeneyedsoutherngirl6468]

I have Sinatra’s signature on my left wrist-love his music! ❤️

[@tjrivers]

There’s that patience again, letting lyric breathe, masterful!

[@williamquinlan6153]

My mother was a Sinatra fan and i Elvis. They did a duet together in 1960 when Elvis just got out of the army and Sinatra put together a welcome home show for him. It's available on KZbin video. This was the only time Presley ever sang on stage with someone although ironically he sang a duet with Frank's daughter, Nancy, in a movie.

[@mtngrl5859]

Big fan of Frank Sinatra! Yes, more of his songs. This is an intimate song, Frank is singing to a bartender at the end of a night in a bar.

[@mayorstoner3459]

It truly was a different time. Back when a man was a man, a woman was a woman and a song on the jukebox was only a nickel.

[@maxbrazil3712]

In 1986 I told my New-Wave-Punk girlfriend we were going to see Sinatra on his farewell tour. She sneered and said "that's old people's music" so I had to bribe her with dinner at the restaurant of her choice. Frank held the audience in the palm of his hand and the memory of the roaring applause when he capped off the show with "New York, New York" still gives me the chills, and my old girlfriend still thanks me to this day for taking her.

[@jeffjones659]

Polo, Thank You for this Wonderful Track. Frank Sinatra is a True Legend. The music he Recorded was Always so Heartfelt. Growing up in an Italian Household, I really never paid much attention to a lot of the music being played in the house. I was too much into being a Kid. As I got older and started having kids of my own, something Brought me to All of this 40’s Music. I really don’t know what it was, but I Absolutely Love all of this music including Big Band Tommy Dorsey & Glenn Miller. All this Music Back Then is Second to None. I Guess that’s why They always said that it was the Greatest Generation!!!!

[@SeanCronin-q4c]

My Way

[@Straydogger]

"Moonlight In Vermont" is a classic. Of course, he has lots of classics. 🙂

[@LynneConnolly]

One of the best singers of the 20th century in any genre. Hugely skilled, but he preferred to make it look easy. He could sing breathing in and breathing out (a technique he learned from trumpeter Harry James). He wrung the meaning out of every song he sang.

[@Tassie85]

There is a live performance of My Way on YT - 1975 or so - that is just so good, you won't believe it. His timing, his phrasing, that big voice....it is all wonderful.

[@rodneymacomber6337]

Wait till you hear his daughter Nancy and Lee Hazelwood

[@denisemarie2985]

Wow! My dad (may he Rest In Peace) turned me and my siblings on to ole blue eyes back in the 70's by turning him on every Friday night and hearing him in almost every room in the house and out (intercom system). i have a special place in my Italian heart for Frank. Thanks for the memories!

[@Rcprobot]

When smoking was good for you

[@bettydoyle1957]

Since your an Elvis fan also Sinarta has Elvis on his TV show and they sing a duet. You should find (sorry I don't remember)and check out

[@MamawT65]

Great selection! Also great reaction! ❤

[@yvesbarriere2922]

A really good song for insomniacs; you feel asleep before the end of the song 😵‍💫. Maybe you can try 'Fly me to the moon' , 'Strangers in the night' or 'It was a very good year'

[@jayniesgottagun]

When I was 17

[@Ducatirati]

Janynisgottagun , IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR , when I was 17 ,

[@Tassie85]

Ooooh, yes! A great one

[@jlet7327]

You choose a good one to start with.

[@victoriabarclay3556]

His phrasing is magical

[@slm_766]

Yes. You can see with this song why it was so natural for him to go into acting. (Getting an academy award for his role in "From Here to Eternity")

[@richlangdon9059]

Do some Dean Martin. He was part of Sinatras Rat Pack.

[@gregmuon]

Quincy Jones arranged many of Frank Sinatra's most famous songs. So there's actually a connection between him and Michael Jackson.

[@timpwhit]

OK, after giving you your flowers during your last livestream, I've gotta keep it real and just say it: you blew it in this reaction If ever a song and an artist called for you to light a up a cigar and languidly savor it while smoke lazily escapes your lips, it's this one lol. Actually, Frank does enough smoking for the both of you, so its probably just as well you refrained. Having both you and Ol' Blue Eyes smoking concurrently might not get past the KZbin censors. Great reaction, as usual.

[@poloreacts27]

I thought about it a few times. However I"d have to react to a Frank Album for me to enjoy a cigar. Cigars are meant to be smoked in one sitting and this track was only a few mins. However, if and when I do an album (on patreon) it will be epic and I'll light my favorite stoogie. At least for me as I greatly enjoyed this.

[@timpwhit]

@poloreacts27 As someone who has had some experience in sales and marketing, I truly appreciate the way you incorporated a mention of your Patreon channel in your response lol. Nicely done, Sir. But joking aside, you do make a good point. Cigars are not like joints, where you can just tamp it out and save the roach for later lol.

[@marieogara1036]

@@poloreacts27 Polo, from Ireland. Thank you for the review. Love your smooth reaction -- even without the cigar.

[@GayleKazanis]

Thanks again for the company ❤ listening All night long . ✌️ Polo....