Frank Sinatra - Luck Be A Lady

Frank Sinatra performing “Luck Be A Lady,” part of Sinatra And Friends/The Man And His Music.
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[@captainpicard669]

The dice throwing.....Frank was cool as hell lol

[@Amibingus]

he looks like he is giving bjs

[@oakroyal]

He shakes them. I set them. I don’t have as big a bankroll as Frank.

[@kathyguinto4585]

That he was!.The only musician that comes up to him,or close to it is Harry ConnickJr.JMG

[@VinceMiller]

Cool would see Sinatra and ask for an autograph.

[@elisabethdoll4401]

We will never see this kind of class again.

[@kellyf5004]

Unfortunately

[@mitchellobenchain9429]

Nope.... never again!!

[@deboraheasterky7274]

He was definitely one of the best. A class act every time.

[@deboraheasterky7274]

Frank was the best . A class act all the way.

[@QuickWorksBeauty]

Totally agree!

[@otisroseboro5613]

The Man,The Myth,The Legend,The Main Event

[@222amJohn]

100 yrs from now, this will still be a classic.

[@claudpiro6469]

It's now a classic... now

[@lilybond6485]

I hate to say it but probably not. Music will have changed so much in 100 years. Yes there will be those few that like “old” music, -- but then we might not even be here if man’s hatred for each other continues.

[@pazgabriel]

OR it will be canceled, destroyed, prohibited cause of the chauvinist lyrics. Give some credit to the capacity of human beings to stupidity

[@lilybond6485]

@Gabriel Paz: Sadly, I agree with you.

[@newmanoutdoors1564]

Agreed John .

[@Rhubba]

He's not just singing...he's breathing life into the song. It's not lyrics he's singing, he's telling a story in song. That was always the way with Sinatra.

[@Ror0009]

Morrisey is the same

[@claudpiro6469]

Unico. Inarrivabile

[@Zeoproo]

Well, it helps that the song's from a musical

[@TheTimmerall33]

He might be rapping

[@ropanueva]

Couldn't be said better.

[@kylehirabara7183]

His stage presence, his movements and gestures,that voice with that orchestra is just simply awesome. Arguably one of the greatest ever.

[@rainpop3036]

It cant be bettered simply amazing!!!

[@rainpop3036]

3.04 ultimately cool

[@morningstar6552]

Arguably? 😂

[@christianhafer9819]

@@morningstar6552 I know. Easily one of the greatest ever. No argument whatsoever.

[@ronaldbrumwell8414]

No argument. He was the best. Still is !!

[@sluggerfish2455]

Frank Sinatra is one of those things only a few lucky people got to witness first hand. The man dripped with swagger, was an absolute gentleman. He also suffered from major depressive disorder, and possibly bipolar disorder despite that he hung around with anyone no one was above him. He stood up for minorities sometimes getting arrested, and he happened to be extremely vocal about treating EVERYONE with respect and dignity. He hung out with some of the greatest talents of the time, hung out with everything from steel workers to politicians and did it all with ease. He may have had his demons and downfalls but my god what a voice not to mention his phenomenal stage presence. He also had an air of approachability that celebrities rarely have. I think anyone was welcome to have a drink with him. He was gifted with this incredible talent and didn't let it get to his head and he carried out anything he did with class and style, every man wants to be 'old blue eyes' but there was only one and there will only be one.

[@JohnnyKnackertache.]

Hold on, I have blue eyes too.

[@davidramirez4810]

What an orchestra…..! Mind blowing.

[@hampsonrjh]

Not an orchestra without an arranger to fill in the dots

[@jadezee6316]

@@hampsonrjh right you are....and that man is NELSON RIDDLE

[@DaffyDuck007]

No one will EVER have this much SWAGGER ever again! Who's still listening to Ol' Blue Eyes in 2020?

[@hiroyukichiba3135]

What’s 1972

[@jpdavis6042]

A SWAGGER never to be seen again! DaffyDuck, few even understand it, just think it's class. JP (LA)

[@demef758]

I never stopped listening to him. No one compares to him. NO ONE!

[@dianecrowder4971]

Me!!!🖐🖐😍🥰😁😎

[@gerby8]

Watched it on Netflix great documentary you’ll see and hear a different Sinatra from the 40’s 50’s 60’s and the 70’s he survived every generation. Truly the king of swing

[@TamaraPowell77]

Cant stop watching this! Brilliant.

[@JohnnyKnackertache.]

Well then, Don't stop watching it. Maybe attempt to develop a specialised hobby of your own unique style. Who knows? In a few years you might feature in the Guinness book of records. Not every person featured in it is a crackpot looking for attention. Stay Lucky.

[@tradest1]

NO ONE could do it like Frank..............

[@ieronimo18]

Sinatra was, is and will always be in a class by himself.

[@tombryan1]

He was mean spirited behind the scenes, you see the personna only.

[@h4a2u0s]

I agree. Just below Dean Martin Who was also in a class all by himself.

[@h4a2u0s]

szs voc Dino fuxx

[@tmachi2010]

Tom bryan I talked with him at length as a 22 year old when there was a a large room of his contemporaries waiting for him in another dining room. One of the nicest people I’ve ever met, and I’ve met a lot of the best

[@rico93xl]

He was a man whore but he is my favorite singer.

[@BreadOfPrey]

You just don't find class and talent like this today.

[@VeniVV]

sal valentinetti, Look it up

[@jar-jar3806]

+Platinum8D Sir Robert Bryson Hall II Logic Young Sinatra I love him

[@lucasluzzi]

Seth MacFarlane is a pretty good Sinatra-like singer

[@sharongare6925]

I totally agree Brady! Just listen to his voice! And the way he sings with so much passion! Nobody compares to him! I've got all his music!

[@EyeShotFirst]

A lot of imitators. Everybody puts on a fedora, holds a whiskey glass in their hand, and tries to ring-a-ding-ding...but it's so fake. I look at your Bubles and your Seth MacFarlane's in the same light as fat Elvis impersonators.

[@lilybond6485]

Frank Sinatra. We will NEVER see anything like him again in this lifetime.

[@simismile4048]

In Any lifetime

[@TristanGarciaOfficial]

Maybe someone will continue his amazing legacy

[@lilybond6485]

@Rabbit Gaming: As an aside -- when I heard the song “Perhaps, perhaps,perhaps” in the movie “CRUELLA” I thought the singer sounded exactly like Doris Day. So I looked on KZbin to see if Doris Day recorded that song and she did. -- but they didn’t use Doris Day’s version, they used somebody that sounds exactly like her. So my point is -- there’s got to be somebody out there that sounds like Sinatra. -- maybe -- somewhere. It would be interesting if there was.

[@philflorine5894]

@@lilybond6485 Andrew Walesch in St. Paul

[@reefkayoss]

@@lilybond6485 there are plenty ppl out there that "SOUND" like Frank...but they aint Frank, they got the voice...maybe.....or close to it anyways...BUT they dont have that special sumthin...the charisma, the showmanship, the ...X factor or woteva it was that Frank had that set him apart, the swag, the attitude, the style, the confidence...i dunno wot it is...but Frank had sumthin that set him apart from other great vocalists....Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley, Dean Martin, Prince, Bob Marley, Jimi Hendrix...they all had it too...woteva IT is...

[@jeantetreault132]

This is a time, when Frank was 50 years old and he didn't need to blow on any dices, because he was the owner of the Sands. Frank Sinatra was not a criminal nor a gangster like some people might have thought he was. This was all a myth. The mob came to him because of his charismatic energy, just like the rest of the world, who was addicted to him at the time. He was an artist, with a big generous heart. His personna was just a front or an act to all the rest of the people. ❤❤❤❤

[@brianreidvoiceovers884]

They'll never be another...Man was a Beast!!!

[@bflatfood]

Are you kidding me?! Seriously, are you kidding me? Everyone else take a damn seat and watch how it's done. Simply the most dynamic performer in the history of popular music!!! And there are too many reasons why to list them here. But here's one. That's a 70 piece orchestra with Nelson Riddle behind him and all you do is watch him. If you want to be great in any endeavor you have to know that you're great. And damn - did he know it!!!!

[@rashidkassim6355]

You are forgetting Dean Martin

[@russellflacco7811]

right on

[@claudpiro6469]

@@rashidkassim6355 dean martin bravissimo... but frank sinatra is sinatra

[@leggo0116]

Tbf, you're watching Sinatra because that's where the camera is pointing, let's not denigrate the less loved Orchestra on which the whole performance is riding.

[@FREDDIEHUBBARDMUSIC]

Frank was one of the greatest singers in History..Hands Down!!

[@mikeytrains1]

FRED HUBBARD Now you’ve got all the Elvis fans pissed off because you didn’t mention their “king”. Frank was the REAL king, no matter what genre!

[@jmumm0523]

You guys are forgetting the guys who laid the groundwork for Sinatra, and other singers of his time, Bing Crosby, he was the the true king.

[@kellyegan7348]

DUANE FREDDIE HUBBARD absolutely

[@brunosertier4792]

He was and is still amazing... even from France ! ;-)

[@thegreatbamboozler4837]

And no autotune!!!!!

[@francine8806]

Here he displays both his singing and his acting skills. Real stage presence.

[@DrMAHMMuseumAtHomeinMusic]

🤩🤩💝

[@34_Hour_Reset]

“Let’s keep this party polite” I love that line. Somehow you just know he means business.

[@lilybond6485]

Well how the H did I miss that line ?

[@RonsWorld5]

One has to give Sinatra his props. He had the voice and style.

[@gibbopg]

Ron Harris ... I think his greatest skill was his timing and phrasing.

[@scottinnh88]

His style is great this song draws on me to build a time machine

[@robertkelly2312]

thanks Ron...you have CLASS, sir!

[@AxelVenturatheboss]

Ron Harris He passed?

[@kkvideos7622]

Axel Ventura the boss du

[@jackrodriguez8309]

i love when he rolls the dice, its so on point with his music

[@turcoloco57]

Snake Eyes....

[@erniepadron2253]

It looks like he’s offered no b jays

[@wusagalactica1778]

🎲 🎲

[@JohanHerrenberg]

Sinatra and Nelson Riddle at the top of their game. Goosebumps.

[@jazzshowroom2877]

Billy May arranged this one.

[@teresadbrownbrown3785]

Me too

[@JohanHerrenberg]

@Williamscooper116 My parents were big fans. So I"ve been listening to Frank Sinatra since I was borm, which was in the 1960s...

[@teresadbrownbrown3785]

@Williamscooper116 great man and singer

[@usachristmas5433]

I consider this to be the greatest single stage performance of any kind in history. His voice, mannerisms , phrasing, body moments all to a magnificent live orchestra. Just wow!

[@Voxac100b]

It's absolutely incredible

[@juliobecerril_ventas]

super like,for this opinion, i agree

[@jadezee6316]

lol..its not even close to HIS best...but enjoy

[@charlesinfantino6012]

There will never be another singer quite like him

[@leesmith5288]

The immortal Sinatra

[@stephenstiso9139]

Class Personified

[@minutemanproductions8029]

The coolest thing ever, this was Sinatra in his prime in my opinion

[@newmanoutdoors1564]

Agreed .

[@markcutshall1658]

Totally.

[@johncamacho1423]

This is a live performance, does it get better than this. Even if this is not your type of music, you have to admit this is a great interpreter of Popular American music; this is truly a kick-ass live performance, period!

[@theeman5144]

That shits badasd

[@Johnnycdrums]

Those horn boys at 2:40. Pete and Conte Candoli ?

[@claudpiro6469]

@@theeman5144 diaulo drugato

[@teresadbrownbrown3785]

Absolutely

[@molloarden8938]

Sinatra and Nelson Riddle Orchestra, an unparalleled chemistry in music and show business!

[@bgmeadows6085]

Frank had natural swag. He didn't have to try hard to prove anything like all those pretenders we have to deal with today.

[@PILPEZ]

Being Italian American There was always Sinatra music being played in the house thanks to my Mom. She was such a huge fa, as a bobby soxer she sat in the front of the Paramount theater for the whole day through every show. At the last show Frank pointed to her in the audience and said "Your still Here!" Miss you Mom!

[@DBrofi]

Hahahaha awesome!

[@mumbles215]

That’s why he was the Chairman. He knew what the hell was happening. Frank knew the score. Always. Your mom must’ve been a looker too, certainly if Frank saw her all week. Cheers.

[@florenceroux6387]

Beautiful Story 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😇😇😇

[@swingoverband1821]

Frankie was the first true modern pop star! :)

[@g.s.r5215]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWHSaKCgfNGKnpY Hi🙋‍♂️ I played "My Way" by Frank Sinatra with classical guitar.. If you want to listen, you can reach it via the link above! 🎶🎶🎧🎧⚘⚘

[@turcoloco57]

Frank invented the word swagger....

[@QuiaCaligula]

Jeff C That was Shakespeare

[@bgmeadows6085]

Amen! He didn't have to try. He just was.

[@missmicheleo]

His word was "broad."

[@Danerizm4]

I cannot argue that!

[@cleawox]

Him and Nelson Riddle. If there was ever a musical match made heaven it's them.

[@stevejorfi9086]

This performance deserves a frigging standing ovation. What an immense talent.

[@CedricMaximum]

Impeccable stage presence!

[@tonysoprano4281]

i absolutely love the way sinatra claps, points to the trumpets, then laughs during the shout. his energy in infectious

[@JohnLeeSandersYoutubeChannel]

This Arrangement by Nelson Riddle is got to be the greatest, at 2:42 the lead trumpet, Conrad Gozzo takes it to the stratosphere, I write big band charts, and did a great tour with the HRT Jazz orchestra of Croatia, their lead trumpet was right up there with this guy. Frank is killin it on this one, so glad I got to see him in San Francisco, in his prime.

[@JasonG146]

Gozzo absolutely gave it everything he had right there !

[@DreamyElvis]

Lucky You!

[@joan-vincenclanzillotti1921]

Conrad Gozzo was not the lead trumpet, for unfortunately he was dead 2 years before this recording ; not to mention that he sounded bigger and fatter, but didn't play higher than high G according to what i've heard.

[@michaelchapman4955]

'Looks like Burbank Bill Miller on the piano 'Bill's fav Jazz dive when He wasn't touring with Sinatra was the 'Money Tree' on Riverside Dr. in Toluca Lake & mine as well... & I'm thinking, 'Al Viola on guitar here who worked with the Page Cavanaugh Trio on the LA Jazz Club circuit for yrs

[@Skidoo22]

It's a Billy May arrangement conducted by Nelson

[@tommyrauk8205]

Sinatra in his element and still on top of his game then.

[@Sandto33]

Style, class, and cool. That was Sinatra. The Chairman of the Board, Ol' Blue Eyes. They'll never be another like him.

[@VinceMiller]

Live music - Live bands - No autotune - Just talent. Thank you Frank!

[@brysenrenshaw249]

He's said to be the best phraser in the biz

[@christophersansone2755]

Definitely passes the test of time. After 50 years the song and singer are still great!

[@Skankhunt-sj7bk]

Christopher Sansone the song isn't 50 years old

[@christophersansone2755]

The 'LUCK BE A LADY" first appeared on Broadway in "GUYS AND DOLLS" in 1950. Sinatra sang it on his 1966 TV Special. The song is 66 and Sinatra's rendition is 50.

[@jeffvincent6690]

haha. rekt. you have this amazing thing called the internet & you can't even be bothered to use it to find out if ur wrong.

[@stanbutt7654]

Apart from Deano and Frank who can match them.

[@TonyJack74]

@@christophersansone2755 he sang this rendition in 1965 there's ample records on that so try 55 years

[@samuelbrown5778]

When people still made music.

[@tejaime50]

A man that enjoys his music!

[@garyfalkenstein1514]

Words that most won’t hear over the Orchestra. Frank is the ultimate Gentleman. I salute him because I’m a Veteran.

[@cathleencm9073]

the camera work is amazing omg

[@SuperFerdie1965]

It is impossible for this song to be better performed than this. So glad I managed to see this great man twice.

[@regknit]

Should we have Connick and Buble try to do this performance ??? I think Nnnnooootttt!!!

[@nomobties]

@@regknit why not? They got the skills to pull it off.

[@meeswijnen3408]

Impeccable timing he had

[@dawidkimberg]

This is as good as it gets. X

[@GHOST-kg7tg]

You can see the joy and passion he had for the music as the brass was playing their heart out.

[@AlexHernandez-yf5nx]

If I ever am 51 years old, wear a suit anytime on stage, have such a big band and that finesse... I'd feel the luckiest!

[@otisroseboro5613]

Rip To A Great Singer, Actor Frank Sintara, We Still Miss You Always

[@stevedcol5603]

what a master! with a full orchestra behind him blaring it out and he still roars like a lion - he commands the stage - 'ol blues, the Voice, chairman of the board .... Sinatra was a gift to the world of entertainment and will live on forever

[@strawberrymansion86]

YESSSSSS!!!!

[@brunosertier4792]

C'est vrai. Frank était bourré de talents, tout le monde l'adorait, de la femme bonne ménagère délaissée par son mari, jusqu'à la dernière russe (qui ne l'était pas) qui avait pu voyager pour le voir. But... His band says much more about America at this time... It is absolutely awesome ! The orchestra is absolutly perfert... May be too perfect to be recorded within 60ies. But who cares provided joy is there. Sorry gents for my poor english...

[@florenceroux6387]

Look how he gives the « signal » to the horns section !! Amazing 😍😍😍👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@florenceroux6387]

Bruno Sertier c’était un Seigneur, a real King !! Je ne m’en lasserai jamais, même si je ne l’ai connu que fort tard dans sa carrière (au milieu des 70’s, enfant) 😍😍😍

[@wazoodlm]

Th Great Man is truly Immortal!

[@jbbergen4709]

This is Sinatra in his Prime👌👌👌❤️

[@misterjones7522]

This was 1970 and believe it or not this special that came on television was Frank coming out of retirement. So I would say Frank Sinatra's peak would have been 1960

[@olblackeyes]

@@misterjones7522 this is 1966

[@franklinwilliamsjr9041]

His tone penetrated your heart, and his Cool Swagger captivated you. Complete package and this why he is the chairman of the board...

[@ibh3859]

Sinatra was at the pinnacle of his talent when he sung this. His baritone had matured and coupled with his life experiences at this point which were legendary, he's perfection. The orchestration is fabulous. The embodiment of swagger and musical genius.

[@Windband1]

Agreed 100%. Once his voice dropped a bit towards middle age he was and remains untouchable.

[@Gagazoot]

Sinatra’s orchestra was an extension of him, it was THE BEST accompanying band anywhere around at the time.

[@scottinnh88]

If only America had this class still. This guy hung with politicians,models, actors and gangsters. Even the the gangsters had class back then.

[@johnychrist5475]

Yeah, I mean they were murdering people in cold blood but yeah at least they were wearing suits and bowties

[@bradbyington6662]

+Johny Christ an Vegas was clean, with no riff raff on the strip like you see today.

[@tombryan1]

@@bradbyington6662 Except the gangsters

[@msr1116]

I can tell you as a native Chicagoan gangsters never had a ounce of class. They always were and always will be sociopathic---a scurge with no conscience whatsoever. The costs of their actions on society are off the scale unmeasurable. I'm tired of the glorification of these unreformable criminal greaseballs.

[@djordjemarkovic1389]

@@johnychrist5475 They are killing only each others

[@jimmygentile3354]

Song and man too classy for this day and age!

[@vicwest6223]

Jimmy Gentile I love Frank Sinatra

[@tai-nanrivera4620]

Second that!

[@pyrodrifter12]

Listened to Frank almost everyday for almost 2 years now lol

[@silentwarrior1315]

Jimmy Gentile yes

[@cynthiagann5719]

Tai - Nan Rivera ditto Tia-Nan

[@michelesilver475]

Loved this man forever and ever. Have all his CD’S. Miss him so much. RIP Frank!

[@davidsheriff8989]

Big band and Sinatra - what a a combo !

[@mikefelix6338]

Sinatra always had a swingin band. The man knew how to groove. One of the best Jazz singers ever.

[@bkcnone5552]

He visited Newport Jazz Festival 1965 stopped in by Helicopter! Come on!

[@keyenzaseawright5438]

There will never be another Frank Sinatra period.!!!! I'm a black man from an urban environment, it's not that color matter, I'm just stating this song is classic badass no matter who listen to it , and luck be a lady tonight when I role the dice. Every1be safe during this pandemic.

[@stevedenicola2031]

There is just nobody who does it like Sinatra - he makes this all look so easy cause he’s having a helluva good time - he is Matchless!

[@mariehopkins5727]

That's the kind of music that I can keep listening to

[@composerguy1437]

The inventor of "swagger." Nobody could deliver a lyric like him. Not then, not now, not ever.

[@rockabillylaker]

I'm 33 and grew up in the 90's this is by far some of the best music. I love Frank.

[@thegossipswan009]

im a 90s kid also & i love his music. it's such a delight!

[@CadenNelson-fj6ni]

I do

[@Miketendo93]

rockabillylaker I'm 23 and I love Frankie, Dean, Sam, Johnny Mathis, Eartha Kitt

[@settledownsamuel5484]

No one gives a fuck about your ages, shut up and enjoy the music

[@janemorrow]

I'm 13 and I'm in LOVE with Franks music

[@amyrhodes5860]

If only I could have been alive during this era to see him live

[@jeffshepherd985]

Can you imagine having this kind of talent. And the balls to get up and perform like this. Amazing.

[@bryanismyname7583]

If it's what you live to do, it becomes like second nature. You might get nervous about being up to it right before a gig, but for a guy like Sinatra the stage was his home. His instincts would have kicked into gear the moment he got up there. Most of us don't ever learn that ability, as it only comes from years of experience.

[@quincylewis6839]

With no damn auto tune.

[@gregkarbula2346]

Love Sinatra. Especially stories of his generosity to those who needed help. Ava Gardner went broke and asked Frank for help. She said his check was generous that she never had to worry about money again. After being divorced fo 30 years

[@shawnfitzgerald3560]

Ah, yes, the good, old days when singers used to entertain as well as sing. Frank Sinatra will never be forgotten -- rest in peace Frankie. ♥️♥️♥️

[@mpc77769]

What an arrangement. Sooo many subtleties from the violins to the harp, the organ and piano... and that's not mentioning all the brass that's simply just kickin' ass. Nelson Riddle's music was as made for Frank Sinatra's voice as vice versa. What an incredible combination. I'm thankful my dad introduced me to all of the standards. There will never be another era like it.

[@teresadbrownbrown3785]

A lots of talent

[@mpc77769]

@@teresadbrownbrown3785 Yeah, LOTS of talent.

[@Skidoo22]

Billy May's arrangement, conducted by Nelson Riddle.

[@billfreytag7410]

At~2:35 he turns to the Brass Section and at 2:40 he points upward......I suspect he encouraged the Trumpets to move to a higher octave which they do....and his resulting smile is infectious!

[@florenceroux6387]

You’re totally right 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@mariahcarey9470]

But it sounds squeaky and shrill when they go up

[@wade998]

Not up an octave but play louder was the signal he gave.

[@madness7765]

@@mariahcarey9470 Very purposely so. Otherwise an additional take would have been done. Sinatra turns towards the brass in anticipation of it and smiles contentedly at the result!

[@theurbannaturopath2530]

Does NOT get any better than this. He was swinging hard and the orchestra is killer.

[@malgorzatamiroslawakim7187]

Casino Lady luck in Las Vegas thank you very much for sharing video

[@ernestoadvinculavalerajuni5921]

God Bless All The Detroit Teams In The Whole Wide World Of Sports In🇨🇦🇺🇸The🇨🇦🇺🇸United🇨🇦🇺🇸States🇨🇦🇺🇸Of🇨🇦🇺🇸America🇨🇦🇺🇸.

[@DoctorBoogie]

It's Sinatra's world, we just live in it. If you want to introduce someone to Frank's music, play them THIS ONE.

[@susang.perlina653]

Only Frank can sing this song 🥰

[@vintagequeen__]

His stage presence is overwhelming!

[@bottomup12]

He calls for screaming trumpets at 2:41 and they really deliver!

[@craigtee5764]

I'm a Rocker thru and thru; Stones, Beatles, ACDC, Queen, Sabbath, etc........and this is amazing! What feel, what a voice and what a band....ROCKIN!

[@Rcity2332]

The man and his orchestra are on fire.🔥🔥🔥

[@Grem1in]

It doesn't get any better than this. Never has. Never will be.

[@davidphillips5494]

Exactly right no one gets close

[@kevinallardyce]

A master at the height of his talents

[@BhagyanagarRE]

The Greatest show man ever

[@michaelpatrickhamilton3384]

It's a breath of fresh air

[@stevejorfi9086]

You will never see this kind of class and charisma again in an entertainer. What a dynamic voice of pure power and range nothing can match it.

[@kungfuninja55]

People freak out over rock and roll like it's the most intense and high energy music there is, but nothing grabs me like some over the top swing lines

[@haroldgodwinson7241]

Jesus Christ this has more energy than anything, the big band, frank’s rich, warm, resonant voice. Nothing beats it

[@cragkeeper]

Better than Led Zeppelin in 73...

[@rickmason6157]

Had a welcome pass in every hood in america because he was a real one.Salute Mr.Sinatra.

[@WELCOME2PATSPLACE]

I'm 35 and think Sinatra's awesome. Great performance.

[@rileymeadows3929]

You'll never find a better entertainer

[@metro6926]

Now this is what American Music should still sound like ;)

[@jeffreygluck6732]

The Old Man at his best. Unmatched ever since. Totally encapsulates a bygone era when everything was better, classier.

[@RODRIGOR300]

Super powerful version.

[@sharlettebacon8760]

OMG I love this classy cool Frank now that's talent he have the moves and everything.

[@tylenstark223]

Pure Class! Doesn't exist anymore in show biz!

[@lauriefarnam5530]

Oh my God! This man, his voice, his presence are nothing but unadulterated 'sexy'!

[@Hey_its_Koda]

Damn you dont find singers or actors like this anymore. classy gentleman.

[@RFToob]

I am always so impressed by the superb orchestral arrangements…and Mr Sinatra praised them highly too. What class man !

[@timtim-hf3ut]

The swag alone

[@JU5TINPDX]

4:05 👈 one of the coolest moments I’ve ever seen… everything about this ending is perfection

[@kellyf5004]

Couldn’t agree more