Frank Sinatra - "I've Got A Crush On You" from Meet Danny Wilson (1951)

[@tangobango9653]

Sinatra was always so great at clearly ‘enunciating’ the words of his songs, many immigrants learned English from Ol’ Franky back then.

[@carltrotter7622]

Try learning English from rap.

[@kcuhc84]

Not important to learn English no more I guess

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[@HattieMcDanielonaMoon]

@@carltrotter7622 what's up dawg

[@azloii9781]

When she says goodbye and Sinatra is still singing to her it’s so cute😭

[@U2WR4]

where are this times 🫲🥹🫱

[@jamesodonnell6399]

The voice ,goes on

[@markmontieth8815]

Interesting to read that Sinatra and Shelly Winters hated one another during the filming of this movie. Serious acting effort to hide it.

[@cate4890]

She looks like someone Sinatra would never be attracted to.

[@jillkjv3816]

She was rather strong in real life. Lots of men care more for soft spoken ladies.

[@AndrewDavidWest]

Surely some of the Greatest Times of anything ever, people just weren't aware of that at the time.

[@Chris-jq1qb]

Right! If we had anything if scratching the surface of the quality of sinatra they would be on top in this era. Nothing compared to the vocalist of the mid 1900s

[@imaginarylpjerrywilson1058]

Nice to find all of the Sinatra Meet Danny Wilson tunes. great - Thanks.

[@patriciaperes9314]

Super Cool! Thanks for sharing

[@lettylynton1932]

Apparently, Sinatra was going through the divorce from Nancy Sinatra in order to marry Ava Gardner, so he was hell to work with.

[@Dan-vt3nk]

Awesome!

[@Aggieblack]

My dad loves Frankie , least he's telling her to her face respect to the character for doing it to her face.✌️

[@nekocookiee]

Anyone know why it’s hard to find a copy of this movie anywhere? I’ve watched all his others but I can’t seem to find this one online or in person.

[@michellecapilla7005]

How glad the many millions of Annabelles and Lillians Would be to capture me But you had such persistence, you wore down my resistance I fell and it was swell I'm your big and brave and handsome Romeo How I won you I shall never never know It's not that you're attractive But, oh, my heart grew active When you came into view I've got a crush on you, sweetie pie All the day and night-time hear me sigh I never had the least notion That I could fall with so much emotion Could you coo, could you care For a cunning cottage that we could share The world will pardon my mush 'Cause I have got a crush, my baby on you

[@rockinbiff]

Does anyone know who the backup singers are? The Charioteers or The Mills Brothers?

[@thomasleary2814]

Just wondering the same thing. I know it's not the Mills Brothers though.

[@pbrgma1]

They were a West Coast Quartet called THE EBONAIRES. They at that time consisted of: Louis Young -1st Tenor, Norman Brooks -2nd Tenor, JAMES BRADLEY -Baritone and JOHN DIX -BASS.

[@miguelangelalfarolopez818]

Sinatra 36 years, Winters 31...

[@JessicaNaranjo4094]

Who are the black singing group? I can’t find them In the movie credits.

[@uncannyvalley444]

The singers are Louis Young, John Dix, Norman Brooks, and James Bradley. They were session vocalists, not an actual singing group. They only portrayed a vocal quartet for the film.

[@charlest.velten6983]

Is that Shelley Winters ?

[@venetiachatzivasileiadou7741]

Yes

[@jjakiefte2165]

Wgen she was still a slim young woman.

[@jeanurizar7734]

Cómo se llama la película?

[@spielgarten]

Meet Danny Wilson

[@Murkowi3793]

No timing for this great a song.... no romantic scene