Frank Sinatra - Live at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas 1978 - Full Concert + Backstage Footage

[@rockn24x7goog]

I never did get to see him perform live myself... however, I did gift my parents two tickets for his live Chicago show for their 30th anniversary, and they were over the moon about his performance! Thank you for making it available for those of us that loved him way back when and STILL love his music in 2024!

[@jamesford3648]

I had the HONOR & PRIVILEGE to see him at the Copa Room, Front Row Table. Yea I am Old but what a Glorious time it was to be alive and young. I would have NOT Traded for the World

[@SpookieCupcakes]

Wow that is a treasure.

[@perpetualsteak9470]

18, wish I was alive to see such an act

[@Jadwigaification]

Age does not matter Art recognition is time less. It is pleasure to listen

[@weskitten]

What year? I saw FS twice: 1989, 1991.

[@jamesford3648]

@@weskitten Had to be in the early 80’s and once in 1990. The 1st time was probably 45 years ago and the 2nd time was during my 5th wedding anniversary and been married almost 45 years now.

[@thomasackerly5367]

Music like this you will never experience again.

[@2Oldcoots]

Incomparable entertainer who kept his great generosity to those less fortunate well hidden. A Man's Man who was the Greatest of all Time.

[@Antonino6967]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@bribrindo3544]

This is one of those concerts you just have to watch over and over and over. The class, excellence of Frank and the orchestra's performance are stellar above proper wording. Thanks so much for finding, and posting this. Does my soul so much good, but makes me sad of what we've lost too.

[@Sicilia928]

Thank you. My idol for 64 years and counting!

[@saintcruzin]

1978 and the beginning of his voice returning. He soon will be back in the studio in ‘79 recording Trilogy and N.Y. New York. From 1980 through the mid ‘80’s Frank gave us some truly great concerts. Fun years for Sinatraphiles…

[@tcb1017]

I always think of our beloved Elvis Presley when I hear MY WAY 😄 Elvis loved good old Frankky and Frankky loved Elvis. Rest in peace both of you my old timers. Those good old das are gone and never ever will arrive AGAIN. God bless us all 😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Selena_Mary]

Both legendary

[@user-uv3mc6cl9x]

THANKS YOU FOR THIS VIDEO

[@little_old_grannydoc]

The premier entertainer of the 20th Century.❤❤❤

[@latinamerican1000]

A massive thanks to Timeless Music Hits for posting this video. Seeing the Great Sinatra at his peak performing at Caesars Palace was fantastic. Seeing a Sinatra concert in its entirety was an added bonus. The comedian who was the warm-up guy before Frank Sinatra was hilarious.

[@Albowllyfan993]

Do you happen to know who the man is that Frank was talking to backstage, and took a picture with him? He had a mustache, looked like he could've been a boxer. I can't find this information anywhere.

[@vzee7616]

That was Don Rickles!

[@Albowllyfan993]

@@vzee7616 , We didn't watch the same show, apparently.

[@KathyS-lr6sx]

​@@vzee7616what a man. A man's man.. No one will ever ome close❤

[@KathyS-lr6sx]

🎉😢❤

[@t.p.mckenna]

This is an exceptional video. About as up close and personal as could be imagined. I had the honour of seeing Frank's very last London show at the Royal 'Francis' Albert Hall. Literally, the final night with the British PM in the audience. A night I doubt I'll ever forget, but also, I got to interview Vincent Falcone in Las Vegas. He and Sinatra were an almost accidental pairing. He had become the house pianist at Caesars in about '77, I think, and rather than bring in his own man, he reckoned a good Italian musician like himself would be as good as anyone. He was spot on. Sinatra would have his moods, but when it came to the music, he knew when he had a good thing with his sidemen he could rely on them. The best exposition of this video is the sheer joy of Sinatra the artist. He simply loved his craft.

[@user-mr3hm4go1j]

The best❤

[@user-mr3hm4go1j]

😊

[@user-mr3hm4go1j]

So sad many born in the late 70s , and 80s have no clue as to the big bands..., soinatra, etc.a clue

[@user-mr3hm4go1j]

I do not know you, so get off this tablet.

[@user-mr3hm4go1j]

I mean it V, cox, & twins acting under false pretenses & for decades now...all that needs to be in, is.

[@mireyaarreaga704]

Love this music i'm 2024 and share it with the woman You love is priceless

[@cosmolaforgia229]

There'll never be another Frank! God's gift to mankind.

[@dinahwilliams-le3lo]

I've always loved Frank since I was a young girl & have loved this recording live from Ceasars Palace

[@danielguy1963]

It shows on Frank's face that he was really enjoying his life at this time👍

[@user-fy8ir8jp9k]

Just the greatest entertainer the world has ever seen, doing what came so naturally to him. Enjoy cause there won't be another, only one Frank end of !!!

[@judithjackson2434]

Just love his voice

[@ryeheydari5203]

- Track listing & Timestamps - 6:53 - Concert introduction starts 9:13 - “All of Me” (written by Belle Baker) 11:13 “Maybe This Time” (written by John Kander and Fred Ebb) 13:56 “The Lady is a Tramp“ (written by Rodgers and Hart, arranged by Billy Byers) 17:00 “Didn’t We?“ (written by Jimmy Webb) 19:30 “Someone to Watch Over Me“ (written by the Gershwin Brothers, arranged by Don Costa) 22:23 “Something“ (written by George Harrison of The Beatles, arranged by Nelson Riddle) 26:48 “Baubles, Bangles, and Beads“ (written by Robert Wright and George Forrest) 31:48 “The Gal That Got Away“ (written by Judy Garland, arranged by Nelson Riddle, rewritten from Garland’s “The Man That Got Away”) 33:58 “It Never Entered My Mind“ (written by Ella Fitzgerald) 45:21 “My Kind of Town“ (written by Jimmy Van Heusen, with lyrics by Sammy Cahn, and arranged by Nelson Riddle) 50:11 “Send in the Clowns“ (written by Steven Sondheim) 54:49 “Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me“ (written by Rube Bloom, with lyrics by Ted Koehler) 1:04:27 “My Way“ (written by Paul Anka, arranged by Don Costa) 1:08:49 “O Beautiful for Spacious Skies“ (written by Michael W. Smith)

[@Albowllyfan993]

Would you happen to know who the man is that Mr. Sinatra was talking to and took a picture with backstage? He looked like a boxer, but I'm probably wrong.

[@valentinamorenodeserra2462]

Elegante, conquistador, varonil, y una voz privilegiada, una maravilla, las canciones romanticas, preciosas con contenido, Saludos desde el sur del mundo. Chile

[@nickdellaporta3004]

I have owned his double live album Sinatra at The Sands for over 50 years now. The best show in my opinion ever recorded. To this day I still play it on my Garrard A70 Turntable from made in the early 60's. It's always a treat to listen to him this way..

[@melodyofpsalm9468]

Wish I had been there. He had it all! ❤❤❤

[@susansalvador1825]

FRANK SINATRA❤❤❤❤❤THNK YOU

[@luisspain]

Best singer (also the most elegant) in English of all time. Only Elvis, Lennon, Morrison, Jagger and Dylan can look in him in his blue eyes if we talk about masterful and brilliant personality, different. God bless you Frank Sinatra❤

[@lewispaisley7282]

I think I was there

[@stj971]

Frankie was Jim Morrison's fav singer!

[@brianhornak5937]

Based on this..I'm CONFIDENT in saying..Frank put on one hell of a show

[@LandscapingAdvantage]

GOAT status, unchallenged

[@jeffjazzwraight]

Thanks very much for posting this FS show which I've not seen before. 😀

[@magelamuslerau470]

Frank.........divino.!!!!!!🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@RC-gf8cs]

Saw in 80's few times...with ma n sis carnegie hall..radio city.they saw main event..ma saw in 40's..( she 96.5 yrs old still!!!)...time going by..frank remains the best...!!!

[@c141]

Frank. Bellissimo. Just the greatest

[@anthonywirth995]

I had the privilege to Mr Sinatra with Sammy Davis and Liza at the Fox theater in Detroit, MI way back in 1988. Man what a show

[@weskitten]

FS in indisputably top form here. Amazing.

[@roncipriano8352]

Francis Albert ❤❤

[@juanjuradoperez67]

Sublime en el 2024

[@Huninger]

Fantastic concert, but „My Way“ is just absolutely phenomenal! ❤

[@user-sq3vw2cf4l]

one in a million man. Glory to God

[@havanacreates8370]

Never arrives late to the theatre

[@kpec3]

Frank gets good after the first drink. He smokes a cigarette, makes fun of Italians, slaps the music director on the back, calls the bassist a "pickpocket", and improvises a lot of the lyrics. Classic.

[@RandalSiggson]

Anybody that able to see any entainer in Las Vegas was an sputacular show..... My uncle was able to play on Frank Sinatra albums an in Vegas he my uncle Sam was just happy to be working an getting payed for the full honor plus an hour privilege. To be included in the coldest band ever he said....

[@venusiproducoes2599]

Perfeito, com certeza o melhor cantor de música popular de todos os tempos

[@amecotton]

J’adore 😊

[@jbrown7449]

Vegas always brings the best out in entertainers.......Todays Coliseum at Caesars......

[@thomaswassermann2696]

I was there it was in march.

[@oscarmiguelflorez4047]

where we find another, frank

[@wilsonfilho1890]

Fuck... Francis Albert. The best.

[@Gunmetalbluejeeptjs]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@thaddaeuswilson3248]

GREAT!!!!

[@doug8056]

The bit about Louis B. Mayer and William Randolf Hesrst was hilarious.

[@xinouwei]

Who was the young man he was seemingly so very fond of?

[@fideltorres6380]

Classy.

[@Caloy-ep6st]

Nice song by Frank sinatra

[@CR10581]

Is that Vito Antuofermo in the. Beginning?

[@nicolecennamo8476]

That’s what I think too

[@M.T.01]

👌🎹👌

[@peterbajnoczy]

😊❤😊

[@lucschollaert113]

Wij misten hem in 1976 in La Vegas !!

[@peterbajnoczy]

😅❤😊

[@TheDesertWineGuy]

The first mic drop.

[@stephenmackler9937]

Who was the comedian?

[@magicgenius]

Sounds like Jackie Gayle.

[@AnneRoe-kp1hs]

No woke sh#t here, Real people. Fantastic.

[@user-hb2ku5oq5r]

Good¡¡¡

[@M.T.01]

👌

[@torialexandria7865]

🤍

[@CynthiaAnderson-o9k]

Jones Charles Davis Shirley Perez Robert

[@martijnvermeulen651]

The 70 or 80s

[@christiansfortruth5953]

Seemed a bit pissed to me. What do ya think?😅😅😅😅

[@andreasheise894]

It´s all about loving american style- just go to an other box : Charles Trenet. I liked FS as most do, but here in this performance it is all about doing the same thing with the same jokes with the same voice in the same perfect style. I´m an old crack and through all those years I got closer to the central point- where is the human point, the clou ?

[@taf44tt8io]

Swing style had spread worlwide, mostly in Europe during and after WW II were Charles Trenet in France or Renato Carosone in Italy, had been inspired by the syncopated rhythym that gave more pep to their romantic melodies. Among some famous tunes we have "Autumn Leaves" or "Beyonf the sea". Sinatra made what some other great artists did, I mean give to the audience what the audience wait for. So Rolling Stones, had sung thousands of times SATISFACTION or ANGIE. Still, other, like Miles Davis, never put their shoes in the same footprints. About the human point, maybe read some philosopher could help rather than listen a crooner. It could have a particular sound and silence. 🙂

[@silversmith1285]

QUALCUNO SI E' ACCORTO CHE AL 16,16 di the lady is a tramp SINATRA HA DETTO : " VA' A FA' N'TU MAZZO!!!!!! " IN DIALETTO SICILIANO!!!!

[@taf44tt8io]

Si, io, ad esempio.

[@novelliification]

Sinatra é sempre sensacionsl.