I was young, but around then. Reviews of Nancy were middling to scathing, and Frank criticized for using his influence to create an undeserved career for her. Today, she is looked upon in a better light, as a niche artist of that particular period, the mid-to-late 60s, not so horrible. Frank Junior was actually good, a handsome boy with a good voice. The kidnapping of him, and resulting bad publcity, effectively torpedoed his career. He wound up his dad's imitator and sometime conductor.
@defundthewar I was around then. Nancy was never seen as a great singer, but she was in fact (albeit briefly) more popular than her dad ! And he was BIG in the mid 1960's. I was in high school at the time and she was really an "in" performer...if only for a moment.. I agree, she is now seen as a niche performer of her time.
@BarneyGoogle1950 I think it's inaccurate to say she was even for a moment as popular or more popular than Frank. I think she was a curiosity, briefly, and rode the coattail of the Sinatra name as best she could. She was cute, could sing a little, made a niche fashion statement, but I don't recall anyone getting really excited over her even at the height of her career.
@defundthewar I lived through this and remember it well. Even her dad joked about her sudden fame. Her recording of "Boots" was a sensation. DJs played it to death. I remember high school lunchroom, and when the song came on, the students cheered and sang it. Hey, even Fabian and hoola hoops had a moment. Maybe goofy, but true.
@BarneyGoogle1950 If the 1950 of your name is your birth year, we aren't much age different. Of course, Boots was a huge hit, but one huge hit, and some lesser ones- Sugartown, Bang Bang- do not make a career of substance. Nobody's saying her rise wasn't swift, but- I hate to say it- even Tiny TIm made the bigtime, but it's a slippery slope. It helps to have genuine talent, like Frank Sr., to keep the public on one's side, longterm.
@defundthewar I would not say Nancy was in any way, talented like her father. No. But she did have a hit record----that was also a strange cultural moment. Pre-feminism? Pre sexual revolution? It was bigger than it should have been. " A Man and His Music II," 1966, with the repartee between dad and "new star" daughter. It's funny but very illustrative of what I'm saying. Frank gets it.
@BarneyGoogle1950 I'm familiar with Frank's specials & Nancy's work, and I recall when so many girls wore boots to school that it became a dress code issue. (Culottes were also a problem but not Nancy-related.) I don't want to hog the board so I'll just say that if Nancy did anything in records, film, TV, Vegas that wasn't Frank-related or arranged, I'm not aware of it, and this does not a star make. Even Mia Farrow, who HAD a career, was dismissed (unfairly) by many as a hanger-on.
@defundthewar You must have some sort of Nancy resentment, I don't understand. Simple answer: Nancy's "Boots" sold about six million copies. She sold more records than her father in 1966. One of the biggest selling records in history. It was a cultural phenomenon, all tied up with the 60's social changes. And yes I agree, I don't think she was all that good. But her moment in the sun cannot be denied. I rest my case.
We are hogging the board and should stop. Yes, we agree: 1) Nancy had a monster hit one year, and 2) She was not all that good. Where we disagree is that I say if she needed the name and pull of her father to be a star, and never strayed beyond her dad and his connections, she was not a star. And no, I say she wasn't a cultural phenomenon or representative of any great sociological, political or sexual significance. She seemed a nice person anyway, certainly deserving no resentment.
Yes, we agree: 1) Nancy had a monster hit one year, and 2) She was not all that good. Where we disagree is that I say if she needed the name and pull of her father to be a star, and never strayed beyond her dad and his connections, she was not a star. And no, I say she wasn't a cultural phenomenon or representative of any great sociological, political or sexual significance. She seemed a nice person anyway, certainly deserving no resentment.
@defundthewar In fact, Nancy had many hits, as much talent as many pop performers, and a nice little run. Are you one of those anti-anything-Sinatra people? I never said Nancy was a star--I said she was more popular than her dad, for a brief period. I never said Nancy was a cultural phenomenon--- I said the record "Boots" and the public response to it created one. Check all over youtube. You are right, she deserves no resentment--yet you resent her. Methinks thou protesteth too much.
@BarneyGoogle1950 Methinks you are an athhole who likes to argue too much. I don't care whom you think I resent or not. Frank, although not a nice person, was and is my pop musical idol. I have been guilty of hogging this board along with you, and- I don't know about you- but this is where I get off.
@defundthewar So call names. Typical liberal, huh? I deal in facts--everything I said about Nancy was factually correct and logical, but you-- the smartest guy in the room, just has to disagree over and over, to have the last word, because he can't accept that he is wrong. Trash Nancy--whine--run away. But that's a liberal for you. Goodbye.
@montotosk Don't be sad, everything's okay. You may find just those feelings somewhere else in the media, just give the present time a chance and look around with warm and friendly heart. God bless America - I love you.
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especially like the way they sing That's My Baby,That's My Daddy....first view I saw here is no longer available,,clicked link and it said cotent rejected due to terms of use violation.
An amazing renditions of songs,bridging generation gaps,& to think, according to Nancy, she was upset that her dad,tried to use her,to get Elvis Presley to drop Col Parker,and become a member of the Rat Pack. Can you imagine the headliner battles in Las Vegas?& I guess out of respect,of Elvis said, no thanks but offered his gratitude and give Nancy a part in 1 of his films. Don't believe it? The late Bill Bixby that co-starred w/Nancy Sinatra in the Elvis flick said the same thing b4 Bixby died!
Thank you for this GREAT clip. This was entertainment! No singer had the style and presence of Frank, and Nancy had a nice voice, and she was a knockout!
lol at nancy dancing! she's so cute.
lopaje 7 months ago
00:01 Bang Bang (My Babe Shot Me Down)
02:39 On Broadway
05:14 Yes Sir, Tha's My Baby (That's my Daddy)
07:15 Interlude
08:40 Downtown / These Boots Were Made For Walking
stridershiryu 1 year ago 4
I was young, but around then. Reviews of Nancy were middling to scathing, and Frank criticized for using his influence to create an undeserved career for her. Today, she is looked upon in a better light, as a niche artist of that particular period, the mid-to-late 60s, not so horrible. Frank Junior was actually good, a handsome boy with a good voice. The kidnapping of him, and resulting bad publcity, effectively torpedoed his career. He wound up his dad's imitator and sometime conductor.
defundthewar 1 year ago 2
@defundthewar I was around then. Nancy was never seen as a great singer, but she was in fact (albeit briefly) more popular than her dad ! And he was BIG in the mid 1960's. I was in high school at the time and she was really an "in" performer...if only for a moment.. I agree, she is now seen as a niche performer of her time.
BarneyGoogle1950 5 months ago
@BarneyGoogle1950 I think it's inaccurate to say she was even for a moment as popular or more popular than Frank. I think she was a curiosity, briefly, and rode the coattail of the Sinatra name as best she could. She was cute, could sing a little, made a niche fashion statement, but I don't recall anyone getting really excited over her even at the height of her career.
defundthewar 5 months ago
@defundthewar
BarneyGoogle1950 5 months ago
@defundthewar I lived through this and remember it well. Even her dad joked about her sudden fame. Her recording of "Boots" was a sensation. DJs played it to death. I remember high school lunchroom, and when the song came on, the students cheered and sang it. Hey, even Fabian and hoola hoops had a moment. Maybe goofy, but true.
BarneyGoogle1950 5 months ago
@BarneyGoogle1950 If the 1950 of your name is your birth year, we aren't much age different. Of course, Boots was a huge hit, but one huge hit, and some lesser ones- Sugartown, Bang Bang- do not make a career of substance. Nobody's saying her rise wasn't swift, but- I hate to say it- even Tiny TIm made the bigtime, but it's a slippery slope. It helps to have genuine talent, like Frank Sr., to keep the public on one's side, longterm.
defundthewar 5 months ago
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@defundthewar I would not say Nancy was in any way, talented like her father. No. But she did have a hit record----that was also a strange cultural moment. Pre-feminism? Pre sexual revolution? It was bigger than it should have been. " A Man and His Music II," 1966, with the repartee between dad and "new star" daughter. It's funny but very illustrative of what I'm saying. Frank gets it.
BarneyGoogle1950 5 months ago
@BarneyGoogle1950 I'm familiar with Frank's specials & Nancy's work, and I recall when so many girls wore boots to school that it became a dress code issue. (Culottes were also a problem but not Nancy-related.) I don't want to hog the board so I'll just say that if Nancy did anything in records, film, TV, Vegas that wasn't Frank-related or arranged, I'm not aware of it, and this does not a star make. Even Mia Farrow, who HAD a career, was dismissed (unfairly) by many as a hanger-on.
defundthewar 5 months ago
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BarneyGoogle1950 5 months ago
@defundthewar You must have some sort of Nancy resentment, I don't understand. Simple answer: Nancy's "Boots" sold about six million copies. She sold more records than her father in 1966. One of the biggest selling records in history. It was a cultural phenomenon, all tied up with the 60's social changes. And yes I agree, I don't think she was all that good. But her moment in the sun cannot be denied. I rest my case.
BarneyGoogle1950 5 months ago
We are hogging the board and should stop. Yes, we agree: 1) Nancy had a monster hit one year, and 2) She was not all that good. Where we disagree is that I say if she needed the name and pull of her father to be a star, and never strayed beyond her dad and his connections, she was not a star. And no, I say she wasn't a cultural phenomenon or representative of any great sociological, political or sexual significance. She seemed a nice person anyway, certainly deserving no resentment.
defundthewar 5 months ago
Yes, we agree: 1) Nancy had a monster hit one year, and 2) She was not all that good. Where we disagree is that I say if she needed the name and pull of her father to be a star, and never strayed beyond her dad and his connections, she was not a star. And no, I say she wasn't a cultural phenomenon or representative of any great sociological, political or sexual significance. She seemed a nice person anyway, certainly deserving no resentment.
defundthewar 5 months ago
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BarneyGoogle1950 5 months ago
@defundthewar In fact, Nancy had many hits, as much talent as many pop performers, and a nice little run. Are you one of those anti-anything-Sinatra people? I never said Nancy was a star--I said she was more popular than her dad, for a brief period. I never said Nancy was a cultural phenomenon--- I said the record "Boots" and the public response to it created one. Check all over youtube. You are right, she deserves no resentment--yet you resent her. Methinks thou protesteth too much.
BarneyGoogle1950 5 months ago
@BarneyGoogle1950 Methinks you are an athhole who likes to argue too much. I don't care whom you think I resent or not. Frank, although not a nice person, was and is my pop musical idol. I have been guilty of hogging this board along with you, and- I don't know about you- but this is where I get off.
defundthewar 5 months ago
@defundthewar So call names. Typical liberal, huh? I deal in facts--everything I said about Nancy was factually correct and logical, but you-- the smartest guy in the room, just has to disagree over and over, to have the last word, because he can't accept that he is wrong. Trash Nancy--whine--run away. But that's a liberal for you. Goodbye.
BarneyGoogle1950 5 months ago
what happened to this America????????
montotosk 1 year ago 2
@montotosk Don't be sad, everything's okay. You may find just those feelings somewhere else in the media, just give the present time a chance and look around with warm and friendly heart. God bless America - I love you.
With greetings from Germany.
lieberso 1 year ago
That's music, that's real music. They look so cute together!
Nushicat 1 year ago
I love taht song it's amazing, it made me remind old times (aja i'm 20) anyway i admire this girl and her father, they were great in any way
ren1825 1 year ago
nice vid with father and daughter
TheJazzlady40 1 year ago
what id give to have lived back then....
flippyflyer 1 year ago
I'm 49, I was only a kid at the time but I am so nostalgic even though I was too young to appreciate it or even really remember it.
spfane 1 year ago
hm,h,mh,m h,mh ,mh ,m h,m h,m
jab20072007 1 year ago
After Frank comes on be on the lookout for the magically appearing and disappearing seat on the stage.
MissGreenDay7 1 year ago
the dress is cool
AutomanicJack 1 year ago
This video is so nice!!!!!!!!!!!
MrSinatra1996 1 year ago
Epic! What a pair, so cool, never be surpassed. Remember our mum copying Nancy's moves once back in the swinging 60's, of course we copied her, lol
Digflatline59 1 year ago
sooooo fuking gooooood!
gcacfolyfe 1 year ago 3
Adorable ! Great !
plattenbosse 1 year ago 2
Wow, this is my favorite Nancy Sinatra clip. Thanks for posting!!!
marksmail2 2 years ago
Is the name of this song bang bang?
gublue24 2 years ago
Si alguien (como me sucedio a mi) no sabe que canciones son...
1. My Babe Shot Me Down
2. On Broadway
3. Yes Sir, Tha's My Baby
stridershiryu 2 years ago 4
Such a wonderful song I love her voice!
ThomasStedter 2 years ago
always loved her
Atomicflash500 2 years ago
Yummy...Nancy is so hot.
SPORTSNUTIM 2 years ago
@SPORTSNUTIM Not anymore:D
hasek393939 1 year ago
@hasek393939 ya, time has a way of creeping up on all of us. For being 70 she still isn't bad looking. When this song came out she was a looker.
SPORTSNUTIM 1 year ago
Beautiful, thanks for postin:)
XxSternchenxX8 2 years ago
lol @ old school dancing moves
MagicRobocop 2 years ago
poor david carradine RIP
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damron13 2 years ago
This was in 66 - A Man and his Music Part 2
Frank Sinatra Special... special guest Nancy Sinatra
:)
lessing22 2 years ago 2
thanks!
AndreFTG 2 years ago
i LOVE how she rolls off the stage. classy.
ylangylangg 2 years ago 8
Someone know in wich year was that ??
it was a tv show ??
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karstenkaczor 2 years ago
especially like the way they sing That's My Baby,That's My Daddy....first view I saw here is no longer available,,clicked link and it said cotent rejected due to terms of use violation.
SJA1949 2 years ago
Is that wig for real ?
PAULLONDEN 2 years ago
It's not a wig, it's a lot of hairspray. But the colour is dyed.
humbersidehusky 2 years ago
plus teasing...better than the "bald" look of today where these women look like they have no hair
ra86226 2 years ago
if it was it's way better than the shit wigs they have today
ra86226 2 years ago
BRAVO
cualquieruser25 2 years ago
FRANK!!!!
pampamy 2 years ago
9:57-10:04 frank is so funny =)
asdfkzxcv21 2 years ago 3
This is so lovely!
bananacraig 2 years ago 8
whata cutie pie
cecilia924 2 years ago 7
Hahahahahahahaha!
This was greattt!
DanceHelena138 2 years ago 4
awesome. thnx f. up
AndreundSvenni 2 years ago
An amazing renditions of songs,bridging generation gaps,& to think, according to Nancy, she was upset that her dad,tried to use her,to get Elvis Presley to drop Col Parker,and become a member of the Rat Pack. Can you imagine the headliner battles in Las Vegas?& I guess out of respect,of Elvis said, no thanks but offered his gratitude and give Nancy a part in 1 of his films. Don't believe it? The late Bill Bixby that co-starred w/Nancy Sinatra in the Elvis flick said the same thing b4 Bixby died!
dxearlmarc 2 years ago
omg nancy is such a cutie pie and she makes me laugh :D and so does frank he has a great sense of humor!
GetLitee 2 years ago 9
nancy is great...what a sweetheart...and frank is...FRANK
sgtmoro 2 years ago 34
Lo simple de este video le da su encanto, no es necesario gastar millones de dolares para lograr un gran trabajo
fuckintoysoldier 2 years ago 3
this video made me smilE!!! 10:24...Frank is so funny!! I love them, father daughter
beatlesfanatic1962 2 years ago 28
WoW this beats any of those so called MTV live music ANY TIME!
humpingbird 2 years ago 13
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LoliNana 2 years ago
1. sahne :)
kincaidde 2 years ago
Bang, Bang !!!!
asavahista 2 years ago 7
Wow, great video
AdairMendoza 2 years ago
Whenever I watch this video, I wonder: From where the uploader got this :>
And btw. This is a great video. I like Nancy's and Frank"s songs
Hadive 2 years ago 5
The best video EVER from 60's
AndreFTG 2 years ago 2
...i mean, from pop music :)
AndreFTG 2 years ago 2
What a great video, they are too cute!
DFacciobene 2 years ago 2
I love this video, when frank start sing i fell so happy and you can fell the btween doughter and father... love them.
baqueta22 2 years ago 5
Great Video, thanks....
From France fan
jurasikrider 2 years ago
bang bang,,,a piece of my life in this song....a classic! master of pop songs...
markino1963 2 years ago
ich liebe ihr kleid, war das nicht die schoenste mode in den 60er und 70er jahren??? gibts das irgendwo zu kaufen und ihre schuhe auch?
gioiaparigi 2 years ago
it's sooo sweet, i love this video, thanks for the upload!!
LoliNana 2 years ago
lovely little song
blessx
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richieboy12549 2 years ago
this was very nice!
i loved it!
OneNonlyFrankSINATRA 2 years ago 2
this is a so great, thanks
hafaball 3 years ago 2
I love at the very end, where Frank says, "yes sir, that's my baby". What a priceless slice of history.
Kerrykatz4 3 years ago 3
great, great, great !!!
BETOFUCHS 3 years ago
Супер!
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seba842 3 years ago
When I c things like this, I just pause in awe, because this was real , and u get a glimpse of what the 60's and 70's were like.
jimcoronel 3 years ago
Such a doll.....
kickassfan 3 years ago
the dance @ 3:23 cracks me up so badly =)
maybe that's some of the inspiration for the Jack Rabbit Slim's Twist Contest from Pulp Fiction
evigklytteren 3 years ago 3
lol this girl is a dream, don't u think?
AndreFTG 2 years ago 10
KILL BILL whoo HOO
Pratab 3 years ago
Thank you for this GREAT clip. This was entertainment! No singer had the style and presence of Frank, and Nancy had a nice voice, and she was a knockout!
monroeos 3 years ago 2
Fantastic clip! Thanks for sharing it!
zatopecara 3 years ago 2
WOW This is amazing!
1970groupie 3 years ago
Groovy lady.
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ericesico 3 years ago 3
qué clase!
pakoloko001 3 years ago
this came on last night n i recorded it 2
preciousj12 3 years ago
YO LA AMO ♥
supersimpatica 3 years ago
esta rubia es sensacional ¡¡¡
hispapop 3 years ago
J'aime bcp, on voit vraiment la complicité entre ces 2 la :)
PiinkRock 3 years ago