Frank Sinatra / Frankfurt 1991. I´ve been there and I will always remember this great performance of a wonderful song...it´s a long, long road. Thank you, Frank!
Frank jumped to my life when I was 27. A man I dated used to play FRANK SINATRAS' SONGS I HIS CAR, IN HIS CAMPER,& ON HIS COMFY BOAT AS WE WENT UP & DOWN THE ILLINOIS RIVER
I watched him smoke that cigarette in the 1950's at the Sydney Rushcutters Bay stadium as the lights were slowly dimmed throught the song and the smoke curled up in the beams of light. Absolute Magic.
@@stevensole4411 the greatest at selling a song and making you believe what he's singing about. In this video he's a shadow of former vocal technique but his ability to connect with audience and entertain them never ended.
...,OUTSTANDING.....A GUY WITH A BROKEN HEART JUST WANTS TO BE HEARD.....WHAT MORE BETTER WAY THAN A QUIET BAR....QURTER TO THREE, ONLY THE BARTENDER FOR COMPANY....AND LETS HIS HEART OUT........
I saw Frank at the Universal Amphitheater in 1982. Twelfth row center before there were big screens. Daughter Nancy opened followed by Charlie Calas' very funny shtick. Old Blue Eyes came out and was larger than life. Made fun of Dean Martin (cute) and Rona Barrett (a little tough). It was all 100% in character and wonderful. He explained how many of the band members had been with him for more than 20 years. He gave 100% for the whole performance. I recall thinking while I watched that it might be more of a historical event than a musical concert. Now, 36 years later, I realize I was right. Thank you, Big Guy, for sharing your amazing ride with us.
I like his voice better in the autumn of his career... even though the pitch has faded. it's more touching anyway. So much drama in it. it's full of tears. I truly love it.
Right before I listened to the older Frank here, I listened to an early 60s Frank. I gotta say, in his older years his voice becomes smoother yet till retains that sharp or crisp sound. What he is lacking in his older years is the dynamoism (made up word) or dynamic aggressive hint to his singing. If the Great Sinatra could have added his elderly smoothness to his earlier boldness....would make the perfect Sinatra....I kid. God Rest Frank Sinatra and bless his family.
I agree, I think what you mean is breath, his voice got a little smoother, but his lungs just couldn't go like they used to, that's the dynamic part you're referring to
How can anyone dislike this? This is Sinatra's song. He's the only one that ever sang it with so much feeling. If you dislike this, than you dislike Sinatra and you need help if think Bieber's got something going.
Frank sinatra look diffrent when his old , but the voice is more better when him old... I love frank sinatra , i really love swing,jazz singer on 1940s,1950s,1960s , it's really relaxing makes me wanna sleep , when a people like my age (im 13) love a up to date song like justin bieber , katy perry , etc..actually i love type of that song to , but i more love an old song especially for swing jazz
The brilliant Bruno Kirby as Tommy Pischedda in the movie " This is Spinal Tap" said it best "when you've loved and lost the way Frank has...then you know what life's about.
I believe he sing the song in Young at Heart or Jokers Wild. Nonetheless he sings with feelings and magical charm. I think he started with someone to watch over me, just one of those things, and one for my baby and one more for the road. If I had half his talent I'd be a successful singer too.
Truth is, he went on too long and in the autumn of his career some of the magic in that voice had faded. But some remained: this is still an interpretation of the song that completely eclipses the competition. Astaire's original up-tempo version skims over the subtle pathos of the lyric. Sinatra's version is, as ever, definitive. Minisight2000 ("I dont think hes a good singer at all") needs some new ears. Sinatra was not a "good" singer, but the yardstick against which to judge all others.
Lear how to spell.That's such a ridiculous comment.This site isn't about grammar. It's about expressing oneself. Give that contributor a break. You are just trying to appear clever.Whereas it actually makes you look the opposite. You do realise that Shakespeare couldn't spell and his Folios are replete with grammatical variations. I suppose you would've stopped the Bard from writing because he couldn't spell.Also, since YOU are being a pedant;i'm afraid your use of commas is incorrect.
If “You don’t get it, that’s 60 years of pain, whiskey, and Ava all in that vocal.” ...album producer Phil Ramone.
Gorgeous Ava!
Dr Mitch. EXACTLY. HE. NEVER STOPPED LOVING HER. EVER
He sang emotions. That's why there won't be another Sinatra. We miss you Frank ❤️
Agree yes
Frank Sinatra / Frankfurt 1991. I´ve been there and I will always remember this great performance of a wonderful song...it´s a long, long road. Thank you, Frank!
They don't make them like frank anymore . Rip Frank
Frank jumped to my life when I was 27. A man I dated used to play FRANK SINATRAS' SONGS I HIS CAR, IN HIS CAMPER,& ON HIS COMFY BOAT AS WE WENT UP & DOWN THE ILLINOIS RIVER
One of his greatest saloon songs ever by the Best singer who ever lived I miss you Frank
I watched him smoke that cigarette in the 1950's at the Sydney Rushcutters Bay stadium as the lights were slowly dimmed throught the song and the smoke curled up in the beams of light. Absolute Magic.
Only a guy who has been there can sing a song like that and make you feel it.
This talent is out of this world . Undisputedly the best singer who ever lived
he was great, but the best
@@stevensole4411 the greatest at selling a song and making you believe what he's singing about. In this video he's a shadow of former vocal technique but his ability to connect with audience and entertain them never ended.
The best singer ever
Hell nah. Johnny Mathis and Nat King Cole are far superior
@@lihengdong579
Good singers, but Sinatra was the best
He got better with age. He sounded better with his aged voice.
...,OUTSTANDING.....A GUY WITH A BROKEN HEART JUST WANTS TO BE HEARD.....WHAT MORE BETTER WAY THAN A QUIET BAR....QURTER TO THREE, ONLY THE BARTENDER FOR COMPANY....AND LETS HIS HEART OUT........
I saw Frank at the Universal Amphitheater in 1982. Twelfth row center before there were big screens. Daughter Nancy opened followed by Charlie Calas' very funny shtick. Old Blue Eyes came out and was larger than life. Made fun of Dean Martin (cute) and Rona Barrett (a little tough). It was all 100% in character and wonderful. He explained how many of the band members had been with him for more than 20 years. He gave 100% for the whole performance. I recall thinking while I watched that it might be more of a historical event than a musical concert. Now, 36 years later, I realize I was right. Thank you, Big Guy, for sharing your amazing ride with us.
He always seemed like he was out to prove something every time he went out. Amazing wo
rk ethic.
Damn..he was the best.
Coolest guy that ever walked the earth.
Was that supposed to be a compliment, or an insult?
Nicholas Stix, Uncensored
@@nstix2009xitsn Who are you talking to??
@@nstix2009xitsn How do you not get it ?
@@MrSid54 I agree. Sinatra is one of the G.O.A.T.
@@MrSid54 who is it you see
The one and only saloon singer we ever had. Brings back Americas greatest years,
Master class. What a song! Sang from the heart with sheer artistry and empathy
I like his voice better in the autumn of his career... even though the pitch has faded. it's more touching anyway. So much drama in it. it's full of tears. I truly love it.
Seriously frank sinatra face look so diffrent when his old , but his voice will never change and unforgettable
right to the end of his career his timing was absolutely flawless
The voice, the words... He sings a story and you just watch and listen, and wish he would carry on and on...
Classic Sinatra will never be another....
Right before I listened to the older Frank here, I listened to an early 60s Frank. I gotta say, in his older years his voice becomes smoother yet till retains that sharp or crisp sound. What he is lacking in his older years is the dynamoism (made up word) or dynamic aggressive hint to his singing. If the Great Sinatra could have added his elderly smoothness to his earlier boldness....would make the perfect Sinatra....I kid. God Rest Frank Sinatra and bless his family.
Yeah that's right
I agree, I think what you mean is breath, his voice got a little smoother, but his lungs just couldn't go like they used to, that's the dynamic part you're referring to
How can anyone dislike this? This is Sinatra's song. He's the only one that ever sang it with so much feeling. If you dislike this, than you dislike Sinatra and you need help if think Bieber's got something going.
💯
Love this version…
CZcams at it's very best usefulness! Going through Sinatra songs is like drinking milk with oreo cookies, so nice!
I love this song. Simply beautiful.
One for my baby....here's to you Frankie.............
Total badass. Just standing there... singing with a cigarette in his hand.
A very special voice
Frank Sinatra a Great singer and all around MAN!!!!
This song popped n my head while starring at Hallie's darling photo.
I saw him at the Daytona Beach Ocean Center in one of his last concerts similar to this video...fantastic.
THESE players were the Best of our TIME !
The Greatest Saloon Song ever by the Best Frank Sinatra
Magnificent.
one of my favorites by the legend himself
beautiful......walks off in the dark
Never get tired of this song!
Великий! Браво!
Wow heard a sample on "As time goes by " rerun. Awesome 😍
Frank sinatra look diffrent when his old , but the voice is more better when him old... I love frank sinatra , i really love swing,jazz singer on 1940s,1950s,1960s , it's really relaxing makes me wanna sleep , when a people like my age (im 13) love a up to date song like justin bieber , katy perry , etc..actually i love type of that song to , but i more love an old song especially for swing jazz
Fantastic did some thing like this 50 years ago too my favorie bar tender when i lost my only real love I still ,miss her today
You are great singer and smoke
the man!!!!!!!!
The brilliant Bruno Kirby as Tommy Pischedda in the movie " This is Spinal Tap" said it best "when you've loved and lost the way Frank has...then you know what life's about.
🌹 love you 🌹
He is the one who best smoker in the world
We’re missing you here Frank!
love ya frank.
❤
The president of the board
Just great!
when ever I flew into NYC I loved to listen to this song....seeing the Statue of Liberty....and knowing I was about to land in NY
Vintage blue eyes. Nothing more to say!!!
I believe he sing the song in Young at Heart or Jokers Wild. Nonetheless he sings with feelings and magical charm. I think he started with someone to watch over me, just one of those things, and one for my baby and one more for the road. If I had half his talent I'd be a successful singer too.
A melhor voz de todas, linda demais, amooooo...
excellent music it is!!
I would love to see that version again
The Song Belongs to Sinatra no one can touch that song
i like the way he's smoking that cigarette while singing this awesome song
I wish I was born to his Era and die in the 90s I don't like my Era
He like to smoking in and I miss him a lot
Real Swagger
you are a great smoker
WOW, JUST WOW thanks
THANX FOR UPLOADING !
Dad thank you for introducing me tofrank sinatras music
frank sinatra will never be duplicated my mom told me how he made her screm for him when she was 19 thanks mommy he is so awesom
still cool
I agree.
This is a musical version of an Edward Hopper painting, (see "Nighthawks").
thatś what I do when listening or playing this :-)
Legend
Sounds like Bill Miller on piano, too. Just like the original recording.
Boss
Love Sinatra, but old Sinatra you just want to be around.
A billion Lifetimes :/
Awesome playback...
Playback? He even didn’t know what was playback
I gotta get me a cig,a baby & a long,long road.
I’m trying to track down that famous 1990 knickerbocker arena performance post Ava’s passing. Is this it?
Mariana Barbosa this is Frankfurt in October 1991
❤💚💙🙏✝️☯️
Tradução dessa canção
as awesome as singers easy tragically hip guy I ever saw on the daily singing thing
He seems to be mimeing here
There was a 2 minute longer version but it's gone missing :( If anybody can reupload with intro that would be awesome!
A Star vor ever - great cool gay
BeAT THAT RAP Crap.
Sort of.
Truth is, he went on too long and in the autumn of his career some of the magic in that voice had faded. But some remained: this is still an interpretation of the song that completely eclipses the competition. Astaire's original up-tempo version skims over the subtle pathos of the lyric. Sinatra's version is, as ever, definitive. Minisight2000 ("I dont think hes a good singer at all") needs some new ears. Sinatra was not a "good" singer, but the yardstick against which to judge all others.
Lear how to spell.That's such a ridiculous comment.This site isn't about grammar. It's about expressing oneself. Give that contributor a break. You are just trying to appear clever.Whereas it actually makes you look the opposite. You do realise that Shakespeare couldn't spell and his Folios are replete with grammatical variations. I suppose you would've stopped the Bard from writing because he couldn't spell.Also, since YOU are being a pedant;i'm afraid your use of commas is incorrect.