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Frank Sinatra's 12 Number Ones
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07/17/09 03:26 AM
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I just bought a Frank Sinatra CD the other day called 12 Number Ones. It is really good and has all his smashes.
1. I'll Never Smile Again (1940)
2. All Or Nothing At All (1944)
3. Learning the Blues (1955)
4. Love and Marriage (1955)
5. I've Got You Under My Skin (1956)
6. Come Fly With Me (1958)
7. It Was A Very Good Year (1965)
8. The September Of My Years (1965)
9. Strangers In the Night (1966)
10. Summer Wind (1966)
11. Something Stupid (w/ Nancy Sinatra) (1967)
12. My Way (1969)
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Re: Frank Sinatra's 12 Number Ones
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I have that one to DiMaggio. All good songs. I like I'll Never Smile Again, I've Got You Under My Skin, Something Stupid. I think my favorite is Strangers In The Night, followed by It Was A Very Good Year. TIS I had a little party at my place the other day and was listining to it. When the song "Love and Marriage" came on people were shocked that Frank was the singer of it. Because that was the song from the tv show Married With Children.
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Re: Frank Sinatra's 12 Number Ones
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07/18/09 11:48 AM
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Summer Wind - his version has no rival. The National Anthem. When I hear that song on a warm summer night, no matter where I am, I'm home.
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Re: Frank Sinatra's 12 Number Ones
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When the song "Love and Marriage" came on people were shocked that Frank was the singer of it. Because that was the song from the tv show Married With Children. It's actually older than that: It comes from a live musical television production of Thornton Wilder's play "Our Town." It aired around 1954 and starred Sinatra as the Stage Manager, Paul Newman as George Gibbs and Eva Marie Saint as Emily Webb. It was condensed quite a bit - I think it ran only around 75 minutes (give or take), minus commercial breaks. It still exists on kinescope, but I don't think it was ever "officially" released to video or DVD. Now, "unofficially"... (hehehehheh... ) For the record, I thought Sinatra was extremely miscast. Excellent singer, but he certainly didn't come across as a "folksy" avuncular New England type - which is what the role calls for. Signor V.
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Re: Frank Sinatra's 12 Number Ones
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07/18/09 12:56 PM
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While were on the topic of Sinatra, I forgot another favorite song from a Sinatra movie I really liked, also starring Doris Day, is "Young At Heart". Kind of a soapy type movie, but hey, I'm a sucker for a good love story. The song is great though. TIS
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Re: Frank Sinatra's 12 Number Ones
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Speaking of "Love and Marriage" didn't, or wouldn't the Sinatra family still get residuals each time Married With Children aired? How does that work? Also, the producers would have to have gotten his permission to use it right? TIS I sure hope they did.................
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Re: Frank Sinatra's 12 Number Ones
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When the song "Love and Marriage" came on people were shocked that Frank was the singer of it. Because that was the song from the tv show Married With Children. It's actually older than that: It comes from a live musical television production of Thornton Wilder's play "Our Town." It aired around 1954 and starred Sinatra as the Stage Manager, Paul Newman as George Gibbs and Eva Marie Saint as Emily Webb. It was condensed quite a bit - I think it ran only around 75 minutes (give or take), minus commercial breaks. It still exists on kinescope, but I don't think it was ever "officially" released to video or DVD. Now, "unofficially"... Signor V. Actually it aired in 1955. It was a thorton wilder movie. there's also two versions of the song. Frank originally sang "Love and Marriage" that same year. The second version was in 1965.
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Re: Frank Sinatra's 12 Number Ones
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I forgot about "That's Life" Yea, 12 songs doesn't cover it does it? Oh, and from the movie (High Society?) High Hopes. TIS
"Mankind must put an end to war before war puts an end to mankind. War will exist until that distant day when the conscientious objector enjoys the same reputation and prestige that the warrior does today." JFK
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Re: Frank Sinatra's 12 Number Ones
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I forgot about "That's Life" Yea, 12 songs doesn't cover it does it? Oh, and from the movie (High Society?) High Hopes. TIS It should have been a #1 Hit for Frank. But it did reach the top 10.
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Re: Frank Sinatra's 12 Number Ones
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I forgot about "That's Life" Yea, 12 songs doesn't cover it does it? Oh, and from the movie (High Society?) High Hopes. TIS High Hopes was from A HOLE IN THE HEAD I believe TIS
He - (Simón Bolívar) - was shaken by the overwhelming revelation that the headlong race between his misfortunes and his dreams was at that moment reaching the finishing line. The rest was darkness. "Damn it," He sighed. "How will I ever get out of this labyrinth!" So what’s the labyrinth? That’s the mystery isn’t it? Is the labyrinth living or dying? Which is he trying to escape - the world, or, the end of it?
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Re: Frank Sinatra's 12 Number Ones
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I have this FS cd and I love it. I play it all the time in the car. 1. Come Fly with Me 2. Best Is Yet to Come 3. Way You Look Tonight 4. Luck Be a Lady 5. Bewitched 6. Good Life 7. Girl from Ipanema 8. Fly Me to the Moon 9. Summer Wind 10. Strangers in the Night 11. Call Me Irresponsible 12. Somethin' Stupid 13. My Kind of Town 14. It Was a Very Good Year 15. That's Life 16. Moonlight Serenade 17. Nothing But the Best 18. Drinking Again 19. All My Tomorrows 20. My Way Sign 21. Theme from New York, New York 22. Body and Soul
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Re: Frank Sinatra's 12 Number Ones
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07/23/09 01:56 PM
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Summer Wind - his version has no rival. I agree! When Sinatra died mid-week in May 1998, there was a NY radio station who devoted the entire rest of the week and through the weekend, to playing nothing but his songs. During that tribute I heard for the first time Sinatra's version of 'I Could've Danced All Night' from 'My Fair Lady'. I was so impressed by his 'boppy' version of this showtune that I had to go out & find the album it came from, 'Dance With Me'. Still one of my favorite cd's to play in the car and by the way, it has a couple of neat duo's with the wonderful Keely Smith. Re 'Young at Heart', the song is very nice however I saw the film about a year ago on TCM and aside from hour 1 of Godfather Part III, it had to be one of the most boring movies I've ever sat through in my entire life. 'It Was a Very Good Year' - very peculiar song, very few aside from Sinatra could've done it justice without sounding like a fool. While I find it fairly pleasant on audio only, it was REALLY enjoyable watching him sing it on his one of his tv specials. Apple
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Re: Frank Sinatra's 12 Number Ones
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