Frank Sinatra - Homesick, That's All

[BrokeMoFo]

I heard this song today for the first time, don't think it was Sinatra though... It was played on an public radio station out of a local church that plays old time music during the day, I immediately fell in love with it. So inspiring to memory..... Just beautiful...

[LKayL1]

@BrokeMoFo That's how I felt when I first heard the song! I think I heard it sung by a woman first but this is the best ever version I think.

[5hensandahowardbird]

This is such a wonderful song! Has such a sweet story, and then having Frank sing it-- couldn't be better!

[fredquimbythe23rd]

Made for homesick G I s serving overseas no doubt. 

[fasbc]

Yo can find this song on a Frank sinatra Christmas album" A Merry Christmas" that is at Big Lots on sale after Christmas for 90% off. I paid $.40 on a $4.oo CD.

[necktieguy1]

Thank you, again, for this post. Where did you get this song? I cannot find it on an album. I would love to buy it. Thanks again for this great song.

[LKayL1]

@necktieguy1 I downloaded it online from the Amazon website.

[necktieguy1]

What a stylist! Every word is sung with that "Sinatra feeling" that made him the incredible performer he was. Thanks for this post.

[Reeny125]

Frank was fine! I'm drooling at this picture!! :o)

[dianamaryflorence]

Frank was very much like Jo Stafford. He could sing anything and sound like an angel...it stuck with them for their whole career, too.

[detectmendacity]

A lot of people seem to be commenting on the photo, hehe -- what a shame you can't remember where you found it! I haven't seen it before either, and what a beauty it is. He looks very handsome.

Sweet song to go with it. :)

[maxwelld1961]

Mr.Sinatra.i just want to say ,man you were and are an awesome.Some singers are cooll,some for amoment.Frank,you are eternal and will never be forgotten.Thanks for everything.We miss you. Maxwell

[JAZZOLOGIST1]

A sensitive guy with a big heart. His tangle with Ava was self-destructive. That rich, great voice was something the world was all the better for. I'm a guy, for sure not gay, but loved this voice, and his fight to recoup all he'd lost when down. A tough guy. And that should explain his emotional range, what he was was what you heard.

[meritz59]

where did you get this pic? I collect picture of Frankie.... don't have this one.

[LKayL1]

I found it online when searching search engines for a nice young picture of him to go with the song - sorry I can't remember exactly.

[playgirlc]

@meritz59 actually it is a nice pic

[jenni4claire]

No one else could have made so beautiful a job of this.

A lesser singer would have made it all schmaltzy.

[LKayL1]

I totally agree with you. I've heard a few versions of the song and this is the best.

[jenni4claire]

I think it was a very rare gift, to be able to put across almost any lyric as if every word of it meant all the world to him.

But then, I quite like these lyrics, as well.

[LKayL1]

Me too, I love this song, the lyrics are beautiful. Al Bowlly also has that gift, to put meaning into every lyric he sings.

[meritz59]

blue eyes has them swooning in heaven,,, or swingin in hell... wherever he went... he's still the real King...

[brightlights456X]

I've heard better:/

[cockspadge]

I've not heard this one , but it is a nice song all the same. Also Frank was a handsome guy then.Great pic.

[trooper7h]

This is a Sinatra song I cannot remember having heard before .

Thank you for posting it.:)

[liu11]

im not gay but this guy is good looking cat

[MissSilverSax]

You don't have to be gay to admire Ol' Blue Eyes, liu11. =]

Good sounding cat, to boot.

[oldies195]

Excellent song...........

thanks

[LadyJML]

This is a beautiful and moving song; the music, lyrics, and the way he sings. You've also chosen a really nice photograph.