Frank Sinatra - How little we know

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[oldbiff]

these kinda guys are missing from our world today.

[midoshaker77]

i love this song

[cosmiclea]

I listened this song the other day, i fell in love with it!!

[cosmiclea]

I listened this song the other day, i fell in love with it!!

[racdula]

Rock, Rap and all the other sounds that masquerade as music, are all CRAP!

This is music, great entertaining music. There's nothing to compare except classical music.

[lolatyoufools]

I like that I was born recently and not in the time of this music. I can enjoy this music, and the good music of today, and still have time to enjoy the good music of tomorrow.

[skating1611]

@lolatyoufools but most of the music today is sooooo shit and will mostly likely be shittier in the future. ugh...

[lolatyoufools]

@skating1611 then don't listen to that music. listen only to what you find good in recent music, look past the mainstream and find what you like. I'm sure there's something for you out there.

[taxidermyrampage]

@lolatyoufools ~claps~ people need to realize more, that there is splendid music today if they merely try to look. music is always advancing and growing in different ways. its just that people think of the music of today as only the most popular pop songs which is foolish ^_^ Must past, future and present are thrilling!

[Vmarino95]

Frank Sinatra is the best!!!!!!

[reubenharvey]

18 years old and i hate all music theese days ..... --_-- how i wish i was born in the days of real music like this.

[melodharmony]

@reubenharvey No NO if you were born when this was the music of the day you would be an old man like me now, just hang on in there and all the good things will come around again, its too good to go away forever, we have Mr Buble nowadays, and Jack Jones, Tony Bennett and many many more.

[reubenharvey]

@melodharmony I supose that is true but i see life back then and think it looks more peaceful simpler

but i guess i wouldnt know without having been there myself.

[texastwotone]

@melodharmony We'll not forget any of this!

[BubblyYanna]

This song is amazing! Everyone who listens to Frank Sinatra has got class!

[romy007007]

great song.

[shadowdemons117]

frank santara i love his work ever since i heard his songs on fallout new vegas :D!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[JAMZ87SS]

2 people know very little..



[101194z4life]

Alright, this isn't one of those Thumbs up things, But who clicks this song, listens to the song, then suddely is like "Wow this isn't good at all! I must let people know!" Then gets another account to make sure Everyone knows Frank Sinatra has bad music. Who does that?

[TheX109]

The best singer and superb song interpretations!

Ahhhh... memories......

[6x7045]

Sinatra is unbelievable

[TheFacelessActivist]

Frank Sinatra has an interesting face, when he makes some expressions he looks like Kurtwood Smith, and other times he looks a bit like Fred Astaire.

[0shizznes0]

classic !

[franksinatraEver4]

Music has gone to the dirt the grammys sucked last night

[playboatify]

yes, frank, this IS johny mercer lyrics & Jimmy van heusen music?

[FreeIndividua]

And yes, try to avoid animal products-they are FULL of diseases. Eat raw food more.

[FreeIndividua]

Yes, how little we know...But now we know more. Practice Sun gazing by Hira Rata Manek (Google) for brilliant health(i see people talk about health here).

[Ja72corbin]

the Late Great Mr. Sinatra Passed On May 14, 1998 . Their will be no other like Old Blue Eyes. God Bless Frank!!

[jerseyjoe4good]

I am always amused by all the comments from those who want to live in the 30s and 40s for the great music. Yes, it's wonderful, never again stuff. But you do have the films and records. As one born in 1933, that that period was the time of the great economic hardship. It saw Facism and Communism, and the most brutal wars of all time. Life was dangerous. Before I was 15, before antibiotics, I had measles, mumps, chicken pox, scarlet fever, hepatitis, tuberculosis, diptheria and tonsilitis.

[49kasey]

@jerseyjoe4good I can't believe you survived all that. I really can't.

[jerseyjoe4good]

@49kasey - I am pleased to tell you that I did survive it all. My younger brother had every one of the same diseases except the hepatitis and tuberculosis. He also had rheumatic fever, which I never did. My parents both had TB, too. Thanks to all that exposure and involvement, I must have built up one hell of an immune system. After I turned 16, I was hardly ever sick a day until I survived prostate cancer 15 years ago. To keep this thread on topic, Happy Birthday Frank!!! (Dec 12)

[49kasey]

@jerseyjoe4good Absolutely amazing! Well, I guess it's like they say, whatever doesn't kill you just makes you stronger. Hope you live to be 100!

[FreeIndividua]

@jerseyjoe4good What ever bothers you now-try to avoid animal products-they are FULL of diseases. Eat raw food more.

[Aname0o]

Fallout quest ^___^ "How little we know"

[DanielConnor235]

@Aname0o thats how i came to this song too^^

[Russell230870]

WHAT ALBUM IS THIS FROM?

[randywong]

@Russell230870 You probably know by now, but this was originally released as a single, so it only appears in various Capitol Collections: the Capitol Years, the Best of the Capitol Years, the Complete Capitol Singles Collection, etc.

[ikonn21]

This music is from the golden era of life. I would give anything to go to this time even for just a day, just to see it and love it for what it was. I wish i was born from 1925 and lived just to the middle of 1990. To bad i got stuck in 2000 with its horrible music

[inwoodliver]

aah those blue eyes

[beautifulchrist12]

@inwoodliver Oh yes they are beautiful to look at. Frank had a beautiful face as well.

[riddleswings]

Great arrangement. Nelson Riddle.

[Evrastus]

This Is the very best! There is nothing better! Thank you so very much.We'll never see times lke this again.

[spartonboat1]

Mr S and N Riddle...the golden era of performance and orchestration. Plus the recording in the studio is fabulous. We will never see the likes of this again. P.s., one of my favs of Frank!

[imonthebox]

And America's songwriters in the 20's 30's, and 40's were the best ever, we will never hear or see their like again.

[rogernma]

This tune bounced round in my head until I figured out 30 yyears later it was Sinatra with Nelson Riddle's orchestra. My parents use to listen to this music all the time, on 78's or on the radio in the car.

[1Th1617]

There's NO ONE like Sinatra!! :)

[jimmyjohnson691]

@1Th1617

yes there is 2pac

[sunvana]

the strings sound like a minuet

[igotskyllzz]

Where can I find the picture at 2:28??

[sunvana]

this song is about the atomic bomb

brilliant

[extraninja]

are you sure your not just over thinking this?

[BillDFC]

Frank singing about the bomb?

Dinna think so....

[julesgreaves]

this song is quality .

[fineart10]

The most pure Frank´s style....

The best show man in the world ever

[bbcisrubbish]

There were so many excellent singers in those days.

Don't forget to include Mel Torme and Vic Demone.

The arrangers were very important in a recordings successes and Martie Paich was among the best.

[jetaimelulu]

i am totally INTO this song

[kiwibobe]

Interesting comment from alapeno.

Voices of the Sinatra era did seem to have a more subtle "roundness" than the modern enhanced sounds, although todays style is markedly different.

However, while the added reverberation might improve the "roundness" of some sounds, it sure won't add anything to the timing, styling and phrasing of a superb interpreter of the modern song.

And Sinatra was certainly one of the best interpreters, if not the best.

[endgammer]

Who would you say is better?

[kiwibobe]

Its a good question.

Perhaps when you get to this level of competence, there is no objective way of ranking the contenders (and probably not much to be gained either), its all a matter of personal taste.

In this elite group, my personal favorites include Ella Fitzgerald, Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole, Edith Piaf, Billy Holiday and Matt Monro. How about that for a mixed bag!, it says more about me than any reflection on the individuals.

What names would you contribute, endgammer ?

[beeshor1]

kiwi

I love your list of "contenders". Although, I'm not very good with French so my knowledge of Edith Piaf is hampered. I'm a big Nat Cole fan, as well as Tony Bennett and Sarah Vaughan. I still think Frank was the best but he had a lot of "contenders" nipping at his heels. We all benefited from the "competition". I like having these kinds of discussions because, as you pointed out, it says more about us, the listeners, than the actual performers. What your list says about you is good.

[alapeno]

Capitol records has a special reverberation room beneath their recording studio. As the artist is singing, the recording is sent down into this room, bounces off the walls down there and gets picked up again by another mic then fed back into the recording studio which gives all their music that really rich, deep sound. It was on the news a little while ago because they were getting upset that developers nearby were upsetting their acoustics with all their drilling noise. :)

[endgammer]

So it's like a nice hit from a bong!

[alapeno]

hehe! Kinda :D

[spartonboat1]

Just my opinion, but the recording equipment seemed to be better in those days...possibly vacuum tubes and better mikes. Just seems to be more balanced and pleasant that today's recordings, which are artificially enhanced.

[alapeno]

actually I should have added my reply here, come to think of it - but see my above post.

[ceb2633]

There was and is only one Frankie. What a voice. Perfect timing. Thanks

[sycaryus]

cool!

[waltandrus]

Frank only wore the hat when he was lazy to put on his toupee" but he looks GREAT in a fedora and knew how to wear it!!!

[billyak1941]

lyrics are spot on tune is good ,swinging sinatra goes on .never to be bettered.billy ak

[KalliaBI]

just perfect... I like good and old Sinatra. It can surely moves you it can takes you away in time and place .. just ouuuuao..

[theyellobellywexford]

ouuuuao..  says it all

[ajajajakom]

There will be no other singer like Frank!

[theyellobellywexford]

sensational

[Moosixman]

Ol'Blue Eyes!

[xl4airaile]

the best.......very gooooooooodd

[SmEllYsOcKs911]

Uncle Frank Rocks!

[Isolar]

Mister Cool, love him:)

[lightningr0d]

good song

[guitaroholic1]

That sudden explosion when two tingles intermingle... How little we know.

[ace7887]

I love his voice, a lot...

His voice makes me melt to death

[llanto75]

sinatra's songs attract intellectuals and savvy people.