If there could be one thing said about Dean, it's that he loved to entertain people, more than just about anything else, & he wasn't afraid to act "the clown". That's why so many of the stars that appeared in his show had such a great time & fond memories of Dean.
Great clip of superior performers. Try to find such camaraderie, entertainment, and interplay between the so-called stars of today...you will not find it! True talent and entertainment today means, amplified vocals, gaudy costumes, and special effects. Too bad. The Rat Pack and others like them are sorely missed. Thanks for posting.
These guys are the original and best players ever. The way these guys changed the music industry is just phenomenal.
And for the record, in the days of strict morals, these guys could get a woman into bed with a snap of their fingers. They didnt have to bribe them with money or backstage passes either...
Recorded this on video about 30 years ago from a programme on BBC, a programme called the best of Dean Martin Show or similar , my dad taped over the video about 20 years ago and was gutted. Never seen it again since but here on YOUTUBE. My dads 86 now. Foster Brooks. James Stewart. John Wayne, Orson Welles, Bob Newhart and many others were all in the BBC programme. All these clips are available somewhere on YOUTUBE.. Seek and you shall find. Worth the visit
Hello people. I would aprreciate anyone with time to check out a version i did of Frank Sinatra's FLY ME TO THE MOON!! i am 18 and from ireland and would love comments and feedback from everyone and anyone. I have only recently started out singing, i have appeared on live t.v and sang this same song and i am looking to record my own songs. here is the ink to my song :) i hope you enjoy >>>>> /watch?v=rQJGf85UPHM&feature=channel_video_title
Awesome! I'm pretty sure they were doing a tribute to Louis Prima, Louis did all of these numbers regularly as a part of his Vegas show with Keely Smith
@CrooningFebbe im hoping the Government can pull its head another inch out of its ass and try to settle things with minimal violence. im praying to whoever is listening for saftey for the citizens of Vietnam and America. and remember... LIVE UNTIL YOU DIE!!!
(13 years old) i love the rat pack! we just have ti wait until 2077 when WW3 happens and these artists will regain popularity. (AS A CONSEQUENCE OF BEING 13, I PLAY TOO MANY VIDEO GAMES.) i think a have the vioce type for crooning and hopes to bring it back into full swing (heheh). Fallout got me started on the rat pack and i aint going back to the alternative! post your favorite rat pack song! mine is Frank Sinatras "Im gonna Live Until I Die"
@gamer1234321234 Can I just pick outright Dean Martin. I'm glad people are finding it from video games (I am 17 but found Dean at 15 just because I just started liking older and older music, but I'm not much of a gamer)
I love this its brings such memories of my family watching and laughing Im pushing 60 myself now and love this so much it brings tears to my eyes and I can even watch what they have now THAT lady gagme and spears and geesh whats happened to real life and really naturally funny people giving joy!
I like dean martins voice more than frank sinatras voice. dean has that wonderful genuine voice i think alot of people would agree but I also like franks voice too
Oh boy, to live that time over again...it was very good! One of the few commercial TV shows I ever watched...The Dean Martin Show...was excellent, unrehearsed, free, funny and marvelous!
I was having a really ugly day! And for the past 6 minutes and 47 seconds, everything was ok in the world! This made me so happy, two ridiculously classy men in an era where class meant something! Love it, and thanks for posting!
@thankspallie And if you want 8m44s check this video with the same two great man. Search on Youtube for "Dean martin Frank Sinatra lightning up the stage". Enjoy it.
I have just recently graduated high school, placing me at the ripe old age of 18... But may I just say that I would give my right arm to have only an ounce of the charm, charisma, talent, humor, influence, and passion that both of these men hold. Seeing Frankie and Dino together just makes me truly understand why they are two of my idols and two of the foremost entertainers of all time...
It's a real shame that this kind of talent is so rare these days.
@PapaMurph13 Yes we need more that this kind of talent on these days!!!!! that's what i like i love Mauricio Herrera he can become, has the essence that is needed.
Love it! Why don't people have acts like this in these days? It's not like it's no fun doing because I think these guys were having the times of their lives! I was born in the wrong decade too I guess..
@loesknopper come to Paphos Cyprus pallie, see Martin Rhodes as Frank Sinatra and Andrea Morrelli as Dean Martin doing countless Frank and Dean Shows of this calibre out here. We love what we do and we are keeping their memory alive.
Anyone with an elementary knowledge of show business knows that Frank was equally as great a performer as he was a singer. Reckon Garrison and Sinatra had a feud that we don't know about?
@vidnut67 He didn't say he was a bad performer by any means, he was one of the best, but that Dean had him beat in that accolade(by a small figure). I would have to agree with Garrison on Dean being a better performer, Just watch the both of them, you can see Frank mimicking Dean a lot, following his lead in this video. but both great entertainers/performers/singers and wish we could get both of them back. We need some genuine entertainers these day.....
@bafhouse03 I agree that Sinatra's mimicking Dean, but IMO not because Dean's necessarily better, but because it's Dean show and he's the host here. I understand that in the 1950s Sinatra subbed for Perry Como and did the entire program as Como had planned to do it - out of deference to Como. For all of Sinatra's rep as a tough guy, he treated his fellow performance with respect.
Dean was a better comedian than Frank . But Frank, by himself, was a far more compelling performer. His "Man and his Music" specials have some beautiful moments of dramatic intensity and his swing numbers were filled with rambunctious joy. Plus, Frank was a joy in his Gene Kelly movies and a great dramatic actor when he put his mind to it. Dean also impressed in Rio Bravo and Some Came Running. Both had infinite potential but Frank took his work more seriously and it showed.
@ShannonSam1 Perfomer? Lol, just lol. Dean was great on TV, movies. Dean Martin Show last for almost 10 years. See what Orson Welles says about the new style that Dean bring to that kind of show. Performer it´s not just acting it´s naturality. Oh, and just one more thing, don´t forget Sammy Davis Jr. At the end they were great. Better this, better that, the important it´s that they make moments that we can watch and have good moments.
So, a two-time Oscar nominee for actiing is not a 'performer'? '... I am not saying that Dean wasn't a great performer (especially in Tv comedy--which was a medium that Frank never mastered) But to say that Frank wasn't a great performer is to shortchange a massive and diverse career-- the man acted his songs out better than no other--If that's not the definition of a performer than what is. Dean was a comedic genius, but as a singer didn't have Frank's depth.
@ShannonSam1 I´m sorry but I think with the brain not with the choice of others. James Stewart only won one oscar and was great of romance, western, thriller movies. John Wayne was good at Rio Bravo and not even one nomination received for the movie, Gary Cooper won one in a movie (High Noon)that was similar of Rio Bravo. Performer it´s naturality, it´s not being connected with the mob. Frank it´s a product of the media. Sammy Davis Jr. puts Frank Sinatra on a corner but the media...
@ShannonSam1 People who guide his taste, his opinion for oscars nomination I think it should use the brain. And from a frontal man (Don Rickles), not the Academy people: Dean Martin was the unique star who attained success in all of the entertainment media—movies, TV, recordings, concerts, and radio. His daughter Deana gives us something else that is also unique in this revealing book about growing up as the daughter of a true legend. Here’s to you Dean. I’ve got the booze, you get the ice.”
@PaulWhitehouse I discovered sinatra on my own when I saw him in the movie The Joker is Wild (before reading about his Oscar nominated films or seeing them) and have since seen and heard most of his work. If you base your dislike of Sinatra on mafia rumors, than you are the one not using your brain. Besides, both Dean and Sammy were massive fans of Frank's singing and vocal phrasing. I think you need to educate yourself about Sinatra.
@ShannonSam1 I think you need to bone up on your sinatra information. He was only nominated for 2 oscars - he only one 1, as a supporting actor. Any other "movie" awards were Golden globes - which are nothing like the Oscars.
some of your wording is confusing. I am going to assume you are not a native english speaker. I just prefer Sinatra as a singer and actor. I like Dean as an actor and as comedian but I think he didn't bring the kind of emotion Frank brought to singing. Sinatra's "Songs for Only the Lonely" is a devastating and beautiful album. Dean's work never moved me to tears but Frank has...and that has nothing to do with the mafia.
@ShannonSam1 OMG - he moved you to tears? He sounds so mechanical to me - so emotionless. I'd take Martin and Davis over him, anyday. In fact, I don't own one sinatra piece of music, of any kind.
I see from your profile page that you are from Portugal...I wonder if you are a fan at all of the Brazilian music Bossa Nova...Frank did a lovely album with Antonio carlos Jobim. I also see that you are a big fan of dean martin ...That's very admirable, but I think it is unfair of you to tell me that I am letting other people or the mafia influence my opinions about Frank Sinatra's talent.
@ShannonSam1 Rumours? In Portugal I heard rumours but some interests are superior than the justice values. Sinatra was called for a court audience because of his connections with the Mafia? On youtube you can check that audience. And you can add that I like Sammy Davis Jr. Read this: "...was the childhood idol of director Tim Burton, who wanted to cast him as the title character in Os fantasmas Divertem-se (1988), but Warner Bros. ultimately refused. Sinatra a normal actor,singer not great.
@PaulWhitehouse The idol was called Sammy Davis Jr. And about that information that you have about Sammy liked Frank voice, it seems that it´s not correct. Removing Sammy to put Steve McQueen on a movie (Neve So Few) just because Sammy told was a better singer than Sinatra don´t show that Sammy was so in love for Sinatra voice. It´s good to the world, that are preferences who aren´t equal. All the good for you and it´s good to know that you like Sinatra for his work, not from others influence.
sammy only said that once about Frank's singing. In his earlier days, he tried to sing like Frank until Frank convinced him otherwise... He liked Frank's phrasing. All singers have strengths and weaknesses. Sammy is technically a good singer, but in my opinion, he over-sings. There is more to singing than vocal strength and notes. Good singers communicate their feelings in an intimate way..
the rumors I was referring to were the Tommy Dorsey rumors (probably not true) and From Here to Eternity rumors (definitely not true)..Many people truely think Sinatra was talented . Just because you are not one of them does not mean he didn't have a real fanbase. The mafia can not get people to buy records and movie tickets, or to give out grammy's and academy awards. Tim Burton's opinion is not any more valuable than all of Frank's fans. Its all subjective.
@ShannonSam1 Ok, I understand. You´re a fanatic, if Sinatra was alive you kiss his feet even if they were in mud. Tim Burton knows more of a good actor than a simple, ordinary fan. Who just like something because the majority likes. Dean Martin while singing he singed with his body, his expressions. Sinatra just stood on the stage and open his mouth. Greg Garrison say something on interest, when the performance started people would look to Dean and not Sinatra. He was a pure entertainer.
So all of frank's fan are 'fanatics'... Please. I am sorry you hate sinatra so much that you have to hate his fans as well. I like his singing and acting--pure and simple. I don't care about his personal life...or who he chose to hang out with. That being said, the mafia rumors are at least a little debatable and it is not just 'fanatics' who think so.
@ShannonSam1 Hate? Lolol. I like people who are happy. You are happy listening Sinatra, good. Happyness is good. I just have to listen Sinatra because Dean it´s here with him. Tony Bennett that´s a voice. I was happy that remember of him to make a reality show. That´s a singer, but if he can´t make you cry it´s no good. Lolol. Best regards. Bye bye.
It´s confused to a brain that seem it´s a member of a brasilian church IURD. Sinatra it´s my god. Lol. Quotes, how did you find, so cleaver. Quotes to see that are other opinions you brain bug. Oh why this packages with eyes appear. Life it´s so funny. Well at leats you assumed he had connections. The quotes make their job, horse eyes.
There are lies in biographies..For example, in Jerry Lewis' book "DEan and Me", he stated that he and Frank had a nice talk at Dino's funeral..Guess what...Frank was never at Dino's funeral (according to Deanna Martin and most other books)...People lie sometimes..especially if it tells a good story....Mob stories or sentimental stories are fun; the reality is often less fun. What sells a book better--a complicated look at Frank Sinatra or a hardcore mobster version of Frank.
@ShannonSam1 I read the book "Dean and ME" by Jerry Lewis, and I don't remember him mentioning talking to Sinatra at Dean's funeral. Honestly, Jerry Lewis, if I remember correctly, wasn't at services for him. . . he was out of town appearing in "Damn Yankees."
He did attend services for Dean's son, but didn't talk to Dean there, until after the servides and they talked on the phone.
Sinatra just stood on the stage and opened his mouth?...Not true...During the Man and the music specials and his 50's tv shows, he moved around quite a bit..Dean wasn't exactly doing dance moves when he sang either. But both had expressive faces and movements...You are being extremely biased to say that.
One last thing (I don't want to come off like a 'fanatic'), but Frank is not at his best in the Rat Pack stuff..he never was. the Rat Pack allowed Dean and Sammy to shine...Frank shined more on his own. the performances he gave with the Rat Pack are not his best--not even close. He had fun and coasted.
Six people should go buy a soul.
malonefilm 5 days ago
Cant Wait To Meet These Guys In Heaven.
MrCornman101 6 days ago
Sinatra is Nothing... KING DEAN !
97laze 1 week ago
@97laze How can you say "Sinatra is nothing"? What are you nuts?
TheCharky78 1 week ago
@TheCharky78 Ok. Sinatra is was good but if you compare him with Dean Martin... he is fucking peasant
97laze 6 days ago
@97laze BLASPHEMY!!!
AVIGProductions 6 days ago
Anyone familiar with Louis Prima will appreciate their 'tribute' to Louis' dancing....
Neilda 2 weeks ago
pure classic american talent.second too none.
WIZZINGSHIRE 2 weeks ago
tramps everywhere we love you!
XxcaptonfalconxX 1 month ago
This was fun to watch. They had a fun time doing this segment. Love Dean Martin's energy!
Thanks for posting.
Poly4me 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
If there could be one thing said about Dean, it's that he loved to entertain people, more than just about anything else, & he wasn't afraid to act "the clown". That's why so many of the stars that appeared in his show had such a great time & fond memories of Dean.
Wishtodie 1 month ago
Dino was a very good entertainer! Sinatra was in another league as an actor and singer! Wish they were both still with us!!
saintcruzin 1 month ago
merci tellement drôles, que je ne m'en lasse pas
merci
espiegle627483 1 month ago
"I borrowed this from Bobby Darin-" LOL!
soapbxprod 1 month ago
I wonder if they had anything to drink before the show. You think?
DreamsCumTrue469 1 month ago in playlist Frank Sinatra dean martin rat pack various
Those two were like Jordan and Pippen
zodiacBomb 1 month ago
Love these men!!!! 3
helpfulhowie25 1 month ago
Loved the throw down the key
paramedicEmergency51 1 month ago
todays rappers would be shooting at each other.
thats the difference .
A true example of two stars who were OK with who they were.
Docnolan1953 1 month ago
they are like brothers!!!!! i miss comedy like this!
UKboomz86 2 months ago
could not be better ...my time of songs .....my time of life ...
socalashley13 2 months ago
i cant stop laughing!!!! :O oh my tummy!!!! -hahaha- ouch -hahaha- ouch!!!!
leonardnimoylover1 2 months ago
EPIC DUET
mfbinc 2 months ago 2
wow nice video what a fun they have
1marcuz 2 months ago
look at todays rubbish x factor winners , boy bands girl bands absolute crap compared to these 2 legends
42paulm 2 months ago 2
Sometimes, I wonder if I was born in the wrong decade.. xD
faintelement 3 months ago 8
@faintelement i know what you mean! lol
leonardnimoylover1 2 months ago
Amazing! these guys are priceless! Love them soooo much... no-one today can even get close to this talent! love u guys...x
edz0403 3 months ago 2
Great clip of superior performers. Try to find such camaraderie, entertainment, and interplay between the so-called stars of today...you will not find it! True talent and entertainment today means, amplified vocals, gaudy costumes, and special effects. Too bad. The Rat Pack and others like them are sorely missed. Thanks for posting.
hpylori7 3 months ago 25
@hpylori7 I couldn't agree more! They are truely missed.
amajajensen 2 months ago
I watch this too much, but I never get tired of it. They are too brilliant!!
Emmytaytay1 3 months ago in playlist More videos from morpheusatloppers
Hilarious
MoltenWarCraft 3 months ago
awesome duet!
789trebor 3 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Frank Sinatra & Dean Martin
What a treat, thank you!
AnneBurbach 3 months ago
they like to run i see lol
leonardnimoylover1 3 months ago
epic
leonardnimoylover1 3 months ago
I was so lucky to have lived in Las Vegas and being able to see these Legend's shows, miss them!
glisabel1 3 months ago
Thanks for posting this! Dean was a remarkable comedic talent. I'm just now coming to appreciate his genius.
draygnol 3 months ago
Loveeeeee Frank Sinatra. Hes So Suave.
XMsPerezX 3 months ago
Dean martin blows sinatra out the water....
65cavern 3 months ago
@65cavern YES
starwarscary 3 months ago
These guys are the original and best players ever. The way these guys changed the music industry is just phenomenal.
And for the record, in the days of strict morals, these guys could get a woman into bed with a snap of their fingers. They didnt have to bribe them with money or backstage passes either...
tryandlisten 3 months ago
Heaven must be a better place with these Hellions uppa dere
satziebaby 3 months ago
they are singing and having fun spontaneous singer i love sinatra and dean
mohammadqadeem 3 months ago
Recorded this on video about 30 years ago from a programme on BBC, a programme called the best of Dean Martin Show or similar , my dad taped over the video about 20 years ago and was gutted. Never seen it again since but here on YOUTUBE. My dads 86 now. Foster Brooks. James Stewart. John Wayne, Orson Welles, Bob Newhart and many others were all in the BBC programme. All these clips are available somewhere on YOUTUBE.. Seek and you shall find. Worth the visit
bell4445 3 months ago
they dont make them like that anymore :(
talkhan 3 months ago
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Hello people. I would aprreciate anyone with time to check out a version i did of Frank Sinatra's FLY ME TO THE MOON!! i am 18 and from ireland and would love comments and feedback from everyone and anyone. I have only recently started out singing, i have appeared on live t.v and sang this same song and i am looking to record my own songs. here is the ink to my song :) i hope you enjoy >>>>> /watch?v=rQJGf85UPHM&feature=channel_video_title
RICHIEMAN93 3 months ago
It IS hilarious!
elduath 3 months ago
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. These guys made an awful lot of money out of YOU being a member of the audience.
eirbiz 3 months ago
@during but I smiled so much my face hurt :-P
linkchart04 3 months ago
wish i lived durin tht time
nypd67p 3 months ago 19
@nypd67p Im pretty shure durin tht tyme dey didnt tlk lyke dis.
vivianvaleriya 1 month ago
@higginbotham31 hahahaha.....great comment genius
berezotko 3 months ago
wish there were shows like this again.........good old fashioned american entertainment
boots24gordon 3 months ago
hahahah did Dean really almost fell at 1:51 or was that on purpose
MrChow11 4 months ago
can anybody tell me what's the song at 4:59 please?
thisismajano24 4 months ago
Fantastic.
rekkdan 4 months ago
what on earth is there not to like about this
doingitnowoncemore 4 months ago
wonderful. wish i could go back in time
cmcook61 4 months ago
legends !!!!!!!!!!!
Russell230870 4 months ago
thank u
CK1223 4 months ago
Don't be messin with Dean's Lucky Chairms
TheRelexer 4 months ago in playlist TheRelexer's favorites
I hate being stuck in an era surrounded by Biebereits and GaGaarians >:( This era needs to come back.
BitchyBenevolence 4 months ago 2
Oh I so long for those days again. These were real entertainers. We have some today but mostly they are in it for just the money.
freestanding1000 4 months ago 2
Dean on uppers? Coke?
drtreg 4 months ago
They having more fun than i am and I'm jealous.
J5MARLON 5 months ago
"how many more?" ahaha they make me so happyy!!
ashliinaa 5 months ago
friends forever you look this gay :)
Jaroslaw1988 5 months ago
They look a little different than today's slob punks.
bobzani 5 months ago
1:33 sums up Dean and Frank working together.
Xcrewball 5 months ago
I smell alcohooooooooooooooooooooooooool :P
lordtaz222 5 months ago
Classic stuff, shame we don't have such talent anymore, just more and more mediocrity.
treejahone 5 months ago
i love Frank Sinatra .... i wish i could go 2 the past and know him awwww i love him!!!
shezzy911 5 months ago
As Good As It Gets!
True talent doesn't need dancers, sets, background singers, choreographed productions, etc.
usasians 5 months ago
They just don't make talent, like they used to!
DutchessD77 5 months ago
Suit up!
melonero17 5 months ago
Does anyone know WHEN this show was?
w1NdiK 5 months ago
@w1NdiK Christmas 1967
pcimmino 4 months ago
porque ya no estan?, es lo mejor y siempre será asi. Como se hechan de menos esto es calidad y humor
villegasgarcia1047 5 months ago
I want to have a glass of Scotch and a cigar with these guys.
PandaBamda 5 months ago
Soild gold, two performers who just got it going on then and now, love it and keep coming back just to see and hear. Wonderful!!
JimMLINY 5 months ago
I am only two days old and I love this music already! (but seriously it's embarrassing reading everyone's age comments)
NaviLight 5 months ago
@NaviLight
agree
stillagunner 5 months ago
There so amazing. just having loads of fun......
exzardiac 5 months ago
they are the mans
MyVoiceIsIT 5 months ago in playlist Frank and Dean
You will NEVER see talent like this again stars dont have fun anymore. These guys are having the time of their life here.
Robert4770 5 months ago 3
@Robert4770 Yeah things changed too much...artists actuallt LAUGHED
alttab7890 5 months ago
They were genious!
mooshibe 5 months ago
Watch out for the boom mic, Dean.
YoungMarineGibbs 5 months ago
awesome!!!
rekkdan 5 months ago
frank and dean were it man and they made las vegas was it is today, frank was on the dean show with dean martin
ratpack996 5 months ago
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say they had a little bit to drink
TheRelexer 5 months ago 2
Awesome! I'm pretty sure they were doing a tribute to Louis Prima, Louis did all of these numbers regularly as a part of his Vegas show with Keely Smith
TheWabisabiboy 5 months ago
I'm a black male born in 79. And I love the Rat Pack.
1CarterLove 5 months ago
@1CarterLove And I'm a white female born in 94 who couldn't care less when you were born. All that matters is you like the music.
SarahSRimmer 5 months ago 7
it gets good around the 0:00 mark
sr20detae86 6 months ago
Dean and Frank were so much fun; cool was the word. I used to watch Dean's show all the time and I'm enjoying this even more, thanks!!!!
dixie17084 6 months ago
@ajudge9628 F: "So down the key Marie.." hauhuhauhaaa
Fre13ngo 6 months ago
@ajudge9628 thanks a lot ;)
Fre13ngo 6 months ago
@Fre13ngo
1. Pennies from Heaven
2. A Foggy Day
3. Embraceable You
4. The Lady Is A Tramp
5. Where or When
6. I've Got the World on a String
7. Oh Marie (my favorite)
8. All of Me
9. When You're Smiling (the Whole World Smiles With You)
ajudge9628 6 months ago 3
what's name songs??? pleaseeeeeee
Fre13ngo 6 months ago
If I were to time travel, I would go back where the crooners made women swoon, where lights shine brightly every night, and drinks were plentiful.
TheDarthCassius 6 months ago
We need a revival of this era...
x7seth7x 6 months ago 62
@x7seth7x It is so long overdue...
punstergirl92 5 months ago
@x7seth7x you got that 100 per cent right.
deanmartinfan65 5 months ago
@x7seth7x You do not know how many times I have thought that!
TheDarkestSixx 4 months ago
I'm 18 and I can sing this word-for-word. I'm COOL!!
aMokHD 6 months ago 2
@aMokHD HAHAHA! yes u r! XD
alttab7890 5 months ago
True Friends and Amazing Performers :)
King of Cool & The Chairmen :)
ENDZORAX 6 months ago 2
so funny,both try to make other laugh:)
mulukkujoonas 6 months ago
I LOVE THEM. dino and frankie are the best. PERIOD.
Emmytaytay1 6 months ago
@CrooningFebbe im hoping the Government can pull its head another inch out of its ass and try to settle things with minimal violence. im praying to whoever is listening for saftey for the citizens of Vietnam and America. and remember... LIVE UNTIL YOU DIE!!!
gamer1234321234 6 months ago
(13 years old) i love the rat pack! we just have ti wait until 2077 when WW3 happens and these artists will regain popularity. (AS A CONSEQUENCE OF BEING 13, I PLAY TOO MANY VIDEO GAMES.) i think a have the vioce type for crooning and hopes to bring it back into full swing (heheh). Fallout got me started on the rat pack and i aint going back to the alternative! post your favorite rat pack song! mine is Frank Sinatras "Im gonna Live Until I Die"
gamer1234321234 6 months ago
@gamer1234321234 Can I just pick outright Dean Martin. I'm glad people are finding it from video games (I am 17 but found Dean at 15 just because I just started liking older and older music, but I'm not much of a gamer)
OldTelivisionRocks 6 months ago
maravilloso!!
ultimogladiador 6 months ago
Kinh điển !!!
And that's how we say "Classic !!!" in Vietnam.
Dino and Frank, I LOVE YOU !!
Greetings from Vietnam xD.
CrooningFebbre 6 months ago
These guys had so much talent, It's not fair to compare them to the talentless hacks we have today.
surfczar 6 months ago
I love this its brings such memories of my family watching and laughing Im pushing 60 myself now and love this so much it brings tears to my eyes and I can even watch what they have now THAT lady gagme and spears and geesh whats happened to real life and really naturally funny people giving joy!
cutendeadlie 6 months ago
@cutendeadlie I MEANT TO SAY I CANT EVEN WATCH THE FREAKS THEY HAVE NOW!
cutendeadlie 6 months ago
Dean almost falls on his ass at 1:54! LMAO!
debbiechickie5 6 months ago
glorious. used to watch this as a kid.
scullysedge 6 months ago
OOOH! Dean's doin' a jerry!
krystalframe 6 months ago
I like dean martins voice more than frank sinatras voice. dean has that wonderful genuine voice i think alot of people would agree but I also like franks voice too
DerHeff4 6 months ago
This is something i actually like to see on youtube.
blackice12345v 6 months ago 8
I'im only 23 years old and Dean Martin is my hero by far. Absolutely brilliant!!!
modlin545 7 months ago
thanks Cristy keep watching enjoy
mrcut100 7 months ago
they were great years
mrcut100 7 months ago
I was born in 93. Totally misplaced among the garbage music of today!
Cristy123peru 7 months ago
@Cristy123peru very well said
mrcut100 7 months ago
Oh boy, to live that time over again...it was very good! One of the few commercial TV shows I ever watched...The Dean Martin Show...was excellent, unrehearsed, free, funny and marvelous!
MoodyMcDougal 7 months ago
"Suddenly-"
"What happend"
LOLWUT. I love themmmm omg.
timber909fallen 7 months ago
Love 3:17 to 3:30 lol the best ever
paramedicEmergency51 7 months ago
i wish i was born in 45. this generation and decade sucks.
Jabyjabjab01 7 months ago
@Jabyjabjab01 ,me too pally
ww2berry 7 months ago
All music is good but the music you like is great
TheBelgianMetal 7 months ago
I was having a really ugly day! And for the past 6 minutes and 47 seconds, everything was ok in the world! This made me so happy, two ridiculously classy men in an era where class meant something! Love it, and thanks for posting!
thankspallie 7 months ago 26
@thankspallie And if you want 8m44s check this video with the same two great man. Search on Youtube for "Dean martin Frank Sinatra lightning up the stage". Enjoy it.
PaulWhitehouse 4 months ago
@PaulWhitehouse That was awesome...They just got more adorable with age...Lovely reminder! Thanks!
thankspallie 4 months ago
Those movements can't be comfortable in those tuxedos... Ouch
guitarhero1346 7 months ago
the four people who did not like this vid are classless
raindotice21 7 months ago
I have just recently graduated high school, placing me at the ripe old age of 18... But may I just say that I would give my right arm to have only an ounce of the charm, charisma, talent, humor, influence, and passion that both of these men hold. Seeing Frankie and Dino together just makes me truly understand why they are two of my idols and two of the foremost entertainers of all time...
It's a real shame that this kind of talent is so rare these days.
PapaMurph13 7 months ago
@PapaMurph13 Yes we need more that this kind of talent on these days!!!!! that's what i like i love Mauricio Herrera he can become, has the essence that is needed.
morita051 7 months ago
Love it! Why don't people have acts like this in these days? It's not like it's no fun doing because I think these guys were having the times of their lives! I was born in the wrong decade too I guess..
loesknopper 7 months ago 2
@loesknopper come to Paphos Cyprus pallie, see Martin Rhodes as Frank Sinatra and Andrea Morrelli as Dean Martin doing countless Frank and Dean Shows of this calibre out here. We love what we do and we are keeping their memory alive.
bumpy339 7 months ago
@bumpy339 Hi I am a big Sinatra Fan in Limassol when are you on in Pafos, Im there every week, if you are keeping it alive I will be there.
TheJohniewalker1 6 months ago
Anyone with an elementary knowledge of show business knows that Frank was equally as great a performer as he was a singer. Reckon Garrison and Sinatra had a feud that we don't know about?
vidnut67 8 months ago
@vidnut67 He didn't say he was a bad performer by any means, he was one of the best, but that Dean had him beat in that accolade(by a small figure). I would have to agree with Garrison on Dean being a better performer, Just watch the both of them, you can see Frank mimicking Dean a lot, following his lead in this video. but both great entertainers/performers/singers and wish we could get both of them back. We need some genuine entertainers these day.....
bafhouse03 7 months ago
@bafhouse03 I agree that Sinatra's mimicking Dean, but IMO not because Dean's necessarily better, but because it's Dean show and he's the host here. I understand that in the 1950s Sinatra subbed for Perry Como and did the entire program as Como had planned to do it - out of deference to Como. For all of Sinatra's rep as a tough guy, he treated his fellow performance with respect.
vidnut67 7 months ago
I meant "performers", not "performance."
vidnut67 7 months ago
@bafhouse03
Dean was a better comedian than Frank . But Frank, by himself, was a far more compelling performer. His "Man and his Music" specials have some beautiful moments of dramatic intensity and his swing numbers were filled with rambunctious joy. Plus, Frank was a joy in his Gene Kelly movies and a great dramatic actor when he put his mind to it. Dean also impressed in Rio Bravo and Some Came Running. Both had infinite potential but Frank took his work more seriously and it showed.
ShannonSam1 4 months ago
@ShannonSam1 Perfomer? Lol, just lol. Dean was great on TV, movies. Dean Martin Show last for almost 10 years. See what Orson Welles says about the new style that Dean bring to that kind of show. Performer it´s not just acting it´s naturality. Oh, and just one more thing, don´t forget Sammy Davis Jr. At the end they were great. Better this, better that, the important it´s that they make moments that we can watch and have good moments.
PaulWhitehouse 4 months ago
@PaulWhitehouse
So, a two-time Oscar nominee for actiing is not a 'performer'? '... I am not saying that Dean wasn't a great performer (especially in Tv comedy--which was a medium that Frank never mastered) But to say that Frank wasn't a great performer is to shortchange a massive and diverse career-- the man acted his songs out better than no other--If that's not the definition of a performer than what is. Dean was a comedic genius, but as a singer didn't have Frank's depth.
ShannonSam1 4 months ago
@ShannonSam1 I´m sorry but I think with the brain not with the choice of others. James Stewart only won one oscar and was great of romance, western, thriller movies. John Wayne was good at Rio Bravo and not even one nomination received for the movie, Gary Cooper won one in a movie (High Noon)that was similar of Rio Bravo. Performer it´s naturality, it´s not being connected with the mob. Frank it´s a product of the media. Sammy Davis Jr. puts Frank Sinatra on a corner but the media...
PaulWhitehouse 4 months ago
@ShannonSam1 People who guide his taste, his opinion for oscars nomination I think it should use the brain. And from a frontal man (Don Rickles), not the Academy people: Dean Martin was the unique star who attained success in all of the entertainment media—movies, TV, recordings, concerts, and radio. His daughter Deana gives us something else that is also unique in this revealing book about growing up as the daughter of a true legend. Here’s to you Dean. I’ve got the booze, you get the ice.”
PaulWhitehouse 4 months ago
@PaulWhitehouse I discovered sinatra on my own when I saw him in the movie The Joker is Wild (before reading about his Oscar nominated films or seeing them) and have since seen and heard most of his work. If you base your dislike of Sinatra on mafia rumors, than you are the one not using your brain. Besides, both Dean and Sammy were massive fans of Frank's singing and vocal phrasing. I think you need to educate yourself about Sinatra.
ShannonSam1 4 months ago
@ShannonSam1 I think you need to bone up on your sinatra information. He was only nominated for 2 oscars - he only one 1, as a supporting actor. Any other "movie" awards were Golden globes - which are nothing like the Oscars.
bekkie51 1 month ago
@PaulWhitehouse
some of your wording is confusing. I am going to assume you are not a native english speaker. I just prefer Sinatra as a singer and actor. I like Dean as an actor and as comedian but I think he didn't bring the kind of emotion Frank brought to singing. Sinatra's "Songs for Only the Lonely" is a devastating and beautiful album. Dean's work never moved me to tears but Frank has...and that has nothing to do with the mafia.
ShannonSam1 4 months ago
@ShannonSam1 OMG - he moved you to tears? He sounds so mechanical to me - so emotionless. I'd take Martin and Davis over him, anyday. In fact, I don't own one sinatra piece of music, of any kind.
Sinatra does nothing. . . .
bekkie51 1 month ago
@PaulWhitehouse
I see from your profile page that you are from Portugal...I wonder if you are a fan at all of the Brazilian music Bossa Nova...Frank did a lovely album with Antonio carlos Jobim. I also see that you are a big fan of dean martin ...That's very admirable, but I think it is unfair of you to tell me that I am letting other people or the mafia influence my opinions about Frank Sinatra's talent.
ShannonSam1 4 months ago
@ShannonSam1 Rumours? In Portugal I heard rumours but some interests are superior than the justice values. Sinatra was called for a court audience because of his connections with the Mafia? On youtube you can check that audience. And you can add that I like Sammy Davis Jr. Read this: "...was the childhood idol of director Tim Burton, who wanted to cast him as the title character in Os fantasmas Divertem-se (1988), but Warner Bros. ultimately refused. Sinatra a normal actor,singer not great.
PaulWhitehouse 4 months ago
@PaulWhitehouse The idol was called Sammy Davis Jr. And about that information that you have about Sammy liked Frank voice, it seems that it´s not correct. Removing Sammy to put Steve McQueen on a movie (Neve So Few) just because Sammy told was a better singer than Sinatra don´t show that Sammy was so in love for Sinatra voice. It´s good to the world, that are preferences who aren´t equal. All the good for you and it´s good to know that you like Sinatra for his work, not from others influence.
PaulWhitehouse 4 months ago
@PaulWhitehouse
sammy only said that once about Frank's singing. In his earlier days, he tried to sing like Frank until Frank convinced him otherwise... He liked Frank's phrasing. All singers have strengths and weaknesses. Sammy is technically a good singer, but in my opinion, he over-sings. There is more to singing than vocal strength and notes. Good singers communicate their feelings in an intimate way..
ShannonSam1 4 months ago
@PaulWhitehouse
the rumors I was referring to were the Tommy Dorsey rumors (probably not true) and From Here to Eternity rumors (definitely not true)..Many people truely think Sinatra was talented . Just because you are not one of them does not mean he didn't have a real fanbase. The mafia can not get people to buy records and movie tickets, or to give out grammy's and academy awards. Tim Burton's opinion is not any more valuable than all of Frank's fans. Its all subjective.
ShannonSam1 4 months ago
@ShannonSam1 Ok, I understand. You´re a fanatic, if Sinatra was alive you kiss his feet even if they were in mud. Tim Burton knows more of a good actor than a simple, ordinary fan. Who just like something because the majority likes. Dean Martin while singing he singed with his body, his expressions. Sinatra just stood on the stage and open his mouth. Greg Garrison say something on interest, when the performance started people would look to Dean and not Sinatra. He was a pure entertainer.
PaulWhitehouse 4 months ago
@PaulWhitehouse
So all of frank's fan are 'fanatics'... Please. I am sorry you hate sinatra so much that you have to hate his fans as well. I like his singing and acting--pure and simple. I don't care about his personal life...or who he chose to hang out with. That being said, the mafia rumors are at least a little debatable and it is not just 'fanatics' who think so.
ShannonSam1 4 months ago
@ShannonSam1 Hate? Lolol. I like people who are happy. You are happy listening Sinatra, good. Happyness is good. I just have to listen Sinatra because Dean it´s here with him. Tony Bennett that´s a voice. I was happy that remember of him to make a reality show. That´s a singer, but if he can´t make you cry it´s no good. Lolol. Best regards. Bye bye.
PaulWhitehouse 4 months ago
It´s confused to a brain that seem it´s a member of a brasilian church IURD. Sinatra it´s my god. Lol. Quotes, how did you find, so cleaver. Quotes to see that are other opinions you brain bug. Oh why this packages with eyes appear. Life it´s so funny. Well at leats you assumed he had connections. The quotes make their job, horse eyes.
PaulWhitehouse 4 months ago
@PaulWhitehouse
There are lies in biographies..For example, in Jerry Lewis' book "DEan and Me", he stated that he and Frank had a nice talk at Dino's funeral..Guess what...Frank was never at Dino's funeral (according to Deanna Martin and most other books)...People lie sometimes..especially if it tells a good story....Mob stories or sentimental stories are fun; the reality is often less fun. What sells a book better--a complicated look at Frank Sinatra or a hardcore mobster version of Frank.
ShannonSam1 4 months ago
@ShannonSam1 I read the book "Dean and ME" by Jerry Lewis, and I don't remember him mentioning talking to Sinatra at Dean's funeral. Honestly, Jerry Lewis, if I remember correctly, wasn't at services for him. . . he was out of town appearing in "Damn Yankees."
He did attend services for Dean's son, but didn't talk to Dean there, until after the servides and they talked on the phone.
bekkie51 1 month ago
@PaulWhitehouse
Sinatra just stood on the stage and opened his mouth?...Not true...During the Man and the music specials and his 50's tv shows, he moved around quite a bit..Dean wasn't exactly doing dance moves when he sang either. But both had expressive faces and movements...You are being extremely biased to say that.
ShannonSam1 4 months ago
@ShannonSam1
One last thing (I don't want to come off like a 'fanatic'), but Frank is not at his best in the Rat Pack stuff..he never was. the Rat Pack allowed Dean and Sammy to shine...Frank shined more on his own. the performances he gave with the Rat Pack are not his best--not even close. He had fun and coasted.
ShannonSam1 4 months ago