yes, Please. I'm looking for 'Till death Do Us Part". It was my parents' song. They're both gone. Mom followed Dad just 2 1/2 years ago. Mom LOVED frank and absolutely loved the song "till Death Do Us Part'. I believe it was a sinatra tune. Please, look for it and post it for me. I'll be so greatful. Thank you.
Little blue eyes.... old memories i remember from an age that is not forgotten. A golden voice. Las Vegas. The Ratpack ... good times.... maybe for another time. Old blue eyes... dead but not forgotten..... and remember... you never walk alone.....
I know this is going to be unpopular amongst all hte great artists that sing this, but I STILL, after all this time, prefer Gerry Marsden singing this song. I can't explain that.
I know there will always be comparisons of different artists, but seriously can't we all just be quiet and listen to the greats do what they do best. I know I came here to listen to a great song by an excellent artist and to not argue about such insignificant things.
One of my favourite Sinatra recordings from 1945, and good quality as well - so many of Frank's 1940's recordings have been spoiled by so called re-mastering. I prefer this version to his 1963 recording
Sinatra sang this beautiful song the way it was written to be sung,with no gimmickry or other bits of foolishness.Thissong was a Rodgers/Hammerstein compositio from the musical, Carousel,an inspirational song sung by the greatest popular singer of the 20th century.
While people seek out who the best singer of this song is, I simply enjoy Sinatra for his unique interpretation, which I think is masterful along with everything Sinatra sang.
I'm not a Frank Sinatra "buff" but definitly a fan, but I never knew he recoreded this or Somewhere over the Rainbow which is on youtube too. You might want to check out an awesome duet/ Medley " Frank Sinatra, Dinah Shore" a real "pick me up" such total professionals, it will definitly put a big smile on any Frank Sinatra fan :-)
Sinatra recorded a superior version in 1963. It is on an album with the misleading title of "The Concert Sinatra." It is NOT a live album. It features arrangements by Nelson Riddle of Broadway show stoppers, like this song, "Ol Man River, This Nearly was mine, Soliloquy (from Carousel), etc. Check it out. THAT version of You'll Never Walk Alone gives me goosebumps every time.
This is from the 1940's. Frank's style got grittier in the 50's and 60's. But he wasn't a gosple singer and that's the prevailing sound of today. His singing would be too "white" for today, sadly.
No disrespect to Sinatra. I understand the style and times it was meant for. I wasn't trying to be negative. I agree it's a shame that there isn't much of this music around anymore.
Love Sinatra but he seems like he's singing this tired. It seems a little sleepy. Then again it could be the style and the time period of this version of this song. This has more of a 40's standards feel to it. Elvis' is definately gospel.
@MrMattRocker it's meant to be, this version is orchestrated, and back then, people loved the slow ballads because they were uplifting to the heart. Sadly, today, we have none of this type music, and maybe that's why there's so much negativity!
I WANT to like this version of the song, but it doesn't even hold a candle to the elvis version... I DO Like the backing instruments, but the tempo feels slow.. Meh, just me... Love frank tho, "music" today can't even be compared to frank\elvis, we can all agree on that, right, lol..
@blupheonix44 I don't know I love Frank Sinatra, Elvis has a good version but Frank is amazing. These legends and others like Dean Martin are true musician. "Music" today is terrible, there will never be musicians like these greats.
@yurextacy22 There will be musicians that will enchant us, but we can never have a new Elvis, Sinatra or Crosby. It is impossible: Because they lived in a different era, but I agree. They are wonderful!
@yurextacy22 Well there are acculy, but different. I believe this were the great inspirators of today and will forever resemble a big part of my respect for music. It think the artists now a days that are populair like Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and Elvis were, don't deserve it. But i also believe there are artists out there that have what it takes and really use their voices and musical talent. I could name some straight away, but the changes are you won't know them, seen your statement.
Music today is different, but not all is worse. Ofcourse you cannot compare rap or rock to this, but doesn't mean it suck. I mean today they also make Jazz and stuff, and so on. The only difference is the majority of the cd buying people listen to crap, that is why the charts are so fuckt up. But when you look you find good music nowadays to. I am going to an jazz concert tomorrow.
@SuperiorSquid cannot agree more, it's unfair to discredit all music today because some bieber guy only knows how to chant "baby baby baby baby....X1millionXD"
@yurextacy22 My father is rolling over in his grave. He could rant for an hour why Dean Martin or Elvis could hold a candle to Frank Sinatra. My dad was a musician, I'm not; however, I think that Frank could hit notes on both ends of the scale that Elvis could only dream about. My dad said that Dean was a half-step off on everything that he sang. Personally, Elvis's, "Call it a Trap", if that's the correct title, is one of my all time favorite arrangements.
@blupheonix44 Yeah Frank leaves me cold. It's like he's just singing to sing, not putting the emotion into it. For instance "When you walk through a storm, don't be afraid." That to me should be a VERY powerful statement, and I think Elvis delivers it more powerfully. That said, many love Ol' Blue Eyes, so he must have been doing something right.:)
@blupheonix44 you have to remember, the time was much earlier, and most people wanted to have slow ballads to listen to, to make their hearts feel better. Today, we've forgotten this! Actually, this is more emotional than Elvis's version because of the oechestration, and the "slowness!" take care!
@blupheonix44 Gerry and the pacemakers have the best version in my opinion but maybe thats just cause i associate this song with L.F.C and their version is the one played.
@blupheonix44@yurextacy22 I disagree with you both. I love the version by Gerry and the Pacemakers. Their version is paced fasted and actually has more passionate vocals (in my opinion). It's the best of the versions I've heard, and it's also the one Liverpool FC uses.
@blupheonix44 The Elvis version is complete self-indulgent shite. With Sinatra, the words fall effortlessly into place, with Presley they appear slurred and forced. More like a bad Elvis impersonator than Presley himself. His voice is about 10 times better than "the kings" as well.
I really don't think YouTube Staff will read this, but if you are one, and are: I know it's your job to keep the Copyrights from being infringed, but think of whats happening with VEVO advertising crap to teenagers, that will actually think those things are big and well produced.
Fight for a way to keep treasures like this around even if seems silly and idealist. I'm not saying, "hey, lets promote good stuff, and kill the money makers!", just saying, keep this, and go delete something else ; )
I love the slower songs that Ol' Blue eyes sings like the September Song or even as time goes by. It can bring anyone upset or in rage into a nice soft mellow. Thx yurextacy22!~
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Frank did not have a good voice like people think. Listen to Elvis sing this song the right way.. Frank can't even sing this song... wow,,, lucky Elvis was around to let people hear a GREAT voice...
I wonder how this song went from being in the US musical 'Carousel' to becoming part of a Liverpool Football (Soccer) tradition that is so important to them that they actually commemorated the name of the song in the Shankly Gate entrance to the stadium? Considering all of the English things American culture is based upon, it's nice to know we contributed something back... other then McDonald's lol. It's crazy how much the US movie industry has effected world culture.
I agree, Frank had class but Elvis had class in his own down home sort of way. They both grew up in very different sections of the country and that affected them both in the way they acted and behaved. But both were class acts and I love them dearly.
I'm a fan of Man Utd but I love this song, in fact this song is the only good thing in Liverpool f. c. :) And by the way Elvis Presley's version is far better than this one.
I appreciate it, after all you should thank me especially this season, this is the worst season for Liverpool so you can't argue with me and say that your team is better than mine, especially this season :) And I disagree with your 2nd statement, because the king is always better than Frank, at least from the fans point of view, he got more fans than frank, after all the fans are the difference between a good and a bad singer, and not the voice or the performance, right?
Both are good version but for my money I ask you to listen to John Farnham's version. It will blow you away. in fact if you dont like it I will give you your money back!!!!! LOL
This version is pretty good, Elvis has a good one as well. John Farnhams version is very good. Gerry & the peacemakers is even better, but if you really want to feel those goose-bumps you have to listen to Judy Garlands. Breath taking.
I meant Judy's version of this song which on YT is called The Fellowship. It is on with a clip of LOTR. If you could put up New York, New York the studio version, it would be awesome. I found Frank's voice going away as he was an older man. Of course by the time that song came out he wasn't young anymore either, but somehow I thought maybe the studio version would be better. You've got a great channel of music though. Thanks for posting these.
I LOVE The World We Knew by Sinatra. You Tube is systematically taking a bunch of the best Sinatra recordings and just closing them down. It's so aggravating. Thanks for what you've posted. I hope it can stay.
Thanks for the complements, i hate that youtube is closing the songs, I tried putting more but youtube remove them. I will find that song and put it on here
Thanks, but that's what I mean. Seems they pick certain songs of his, the best. I wonder why that is. There are plenty of other Sinatra songs. They're all good I mean, but I have a few favorites and those are the ones they seem to cut off all the time.
yes, Please. I'm looking for 'Till death Do Us Part". It was my parents' song. They're both gone. Mom followed Dad just 2 1/2 years ago. Mom LOVED frank and absolutely loved the song "till Death Do Us Part'. I believe it was a sinatra tune. Please, look for it and post it for me. I'll be so greatful. Thank you.
MsLeen101 1 week ago
What a song... what a voice...
AxxEllx 3 weeks ago
"Truth is Beauty and Beauty is truth. That is all you need to know. Sinatra was true beauty!
century123ful 1 month ago in playlist More videos from yurextacy22
I love this NOTHING compares to this ;)
Pipsqueaklol12456 1 month ago
we are going to wembley :)
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LowRobinSongs 1 month ago
mike my baby i love you so much i wish you were here you and me loved this song died too young 49 forever in my heart and soul...........
oldchick888 1 month ago
Little blue eyes.... old memories i remember from an age that is not forgotten. A golden voice. Las Vegas. The Ratpack ... good times.... maybe for another time. Old blue eyes... dead but not forgotten..... and remember... you never walk alone.....
RichardCyberPunk 1 month ago
6 people walk alone
mandy012695 2 months ago
Sinatra is great magic
ManyMuchMan 2 months ago
this is amazing...one of his best
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~YNWA~
xxMadTheSwinexx 3 months ago
liverpool is the best club and sinatra is the best singer
mohammadqadeem 3 months ago 2
I know this is going to be unpopular amongst all hte great artists that sing this, but I STILL, after all this time, prefer Gerry Marsden singing this song. I can't explain that.
lost4amoment 4 months ago
5 people who walk alone!
Werner170 4 months ago 2
This was my late mother's favorite song. It was sung at her funeral & it always makes me tear up. Sinatra's voice was 1 in a million.
smsswensondarling 4 months ago 2
this song is so good but im a chelsea fan so i cant like it..... fuuuuuck
hrafnkell11 4 months ago
i just love fran sinatra...!!! i`m in love with him...!!! and dean martin what a great voice ...!!
shezzy911 4 months ago
Frank sinatra is my favourite singer on toast .
He is top of the legends for me.
But this song is sung better by others.
Don't hate me for that Frank.
You are still the boss without dispute : )
fannysludge 4 months ago
I know there will always be comparisons of different artists, but seriously can't we all just be quiet and listen to the greats do what they do best. I know I came here to listen to a great song by an excellent artist and to not argue about such insignificant things.
adhill008 4 months ago
One of my favourite Sinatra recordings from 1945, and good quality as well - so many of Frank's 1940's recordings have been spoiled by so called re-mastering. I prefer this version to his 1963 recording
Jamesmac30 5 months ago
sinatra>shit elvis
TheJuggalozero 5 months ago
Sinatra sang this beautiful song the way it was written to be sung,with no gimmickry or other bits of foolishness.Thissong was a Rodgers/Hammerstein compositio from the musical, Carousel,an inspirational song sung by the greatest popular singer of the 20th century.
gyniest 5 months ago
I would like to listen to the song, LITTLE THINGS MEAN ALOT...could you help, pleeze
filonila1 5 months ago
Sinatra knew how to interpret and his diction was perfect when singing these wonderful songs.
sugarbist 5 months ago
FRANKIE FOREVER! fuck liverpool lol
eLdiAbLoCo 6 months ago
@eLdiAbLoCo fuck you too !
jazz120 6 months ago
D: I never knew franky sang this!!!! <3333
I have to say I love this version alot!
WhisperKat15 6 months ago
Not as good as Jerry Lewis doing it every Labor Day
slowdream101 6 months ago
While people seek out who the best singer of this song is, I simply enjoy Sinatra for his unique interpretation, which I think is masterful along with everything Sinatra sang.
sugarbist 6 months ago 2
What is the recording year?
sadetune 6 months ago
fuck elvis sinatra all day
TheJuggalozero 6 months ago
I love all of these big band versions, i really do. But nothing can beat the sweet harmony of Anfield singing this together<3
MrBICKUS9 6 months ago
Thank you, for keeping this music available, with what is on the radios today its no wonder there is so much hate in todays world.
cfraley88 6 months ago
Amazing but nothing compares to the original Gerry and The Pacemakers.
HighVoltageTurtle 7 months ago
I'm not a Frank Sinatra "buff" but definitly a fan, but I never knew he recoreded this or Somewhere over the Rainbow which is on youtube too. You might want to check out an awesome duet/ Medley " Frank Sinatra, Dinah Shore" a real "pick me up" such total professionals, it will definitly put a big smile on any Frank Sinatra fan :-)
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this was lovely as much as the other versions i heard today he does it with his soul
killmehotstuff 7 months ago
this was lovely s much s the other versions i heard today he does it with his soul
killmehotstuff 7 months ago
@filmmekker. This is NOT a "Gospel" song but a show tune. Want to hear it done Gospel style listen to Mahalia Jackson.
JRobbySh 7 months ago
one of the better versions
DutchslayerX 7 months ago
this can't even compare with the kop!
ludde54545454 7 months ago 23
@ludde54545454 Yep, but the kop dont sing the whole song!
twoslices 2 months ago
Sinatra recorded a superior version in 1963. It is on an album with the misleading title of "The Concert Sinatra." It is NOT a live album. It features arrangements by Nelson Riddle of Broadway show stoppers, like this song, "Ol Man River, This Nearly was mine, Soliloquy (from Carousel), etc. Check it out. THAT version of You'll Never Walk Alone gives me goosebumps every time.
actormanic 7 months ago
Best version of this song ever is by John Farnham, beats all other versions hands down.
webaroos 7 months ago
This is one of the few songs I've ever listened to that has sent shivers down my back and given me goose-bumps lol. I love Frank <3
Mootinie1 7 months ago
This is from the 1940's. Frank's style got grittier in the 50's and 60's. But he wasn't a gosple singer and that's the prevailing sound of today. His singing would be too "white" for today, sadly.
filmmekker 7 months ago
do you have his version of "How Deep Is The Ocean"?
joselitosering 8 months ago
remarkable man, amazing voice.
jayamo 8 months ago
Wonderful!!I love it!
CARMENSERBAN1 8 months ago
4 retarded beaber fans
coffeehunk 8 months ago
No disrespect to Sinatra. I understand the style and times it was meant for. I wasn't trying to be negative. I agree it's a shame that there isn't much of this music around anymore.
MrMattRocker 9 months ago
Love Sinatra but he seems like he's singing this tired. It seems a little sleepy. Then again it could be the style and the time period of this version of this song. This has more of a 40's standards feel to it. Elvis' is definately gospel.
MrMattRocker 9 months ago
@MrMattRocker it's meant to be, this version is orchestrated, and back then, people loved the slow ballads because they were uplifting to the heart. Sadly, today, we have none of this type music, and maybe that's why there's so much negativity!
geetarnut 9 months ago
как красиво!
TheUletevshaya 10 months ago
@TheUletevshaya да
thedorantor 10 months ago
Elvis was great, Frank was great bvut, on this song, nobody, I mean NOBODY, sang it like Gordon McRae. NOBODY!!
henlyman1 11 months ago
I love Frank's music, but my favorite version of this song is by the late great Johnny Maestro with the Brooklyn Bridge....Check it out....
bobbyd218 11 months ago
He is THE VOICE forever.
NaylaZim 11 months ago
I think Frank did this better than Elvis but Elvis' version wasn't bad either!
Zecalran 1 year ago
The worse version I have ever heard
johnnybhoy2259 1 year ago
@johnnybhoy2259 it's the original
1904Milan 1 year ago
@johnnybhoy2259 STFU u cock sucker
beugen2001 1 year ago
@beugen2001 Cock sucker,..no, sorry , thats your mother.
johnnybhoy2259 1 year ago
who knew Sinatra is a Liverpool fan :P
shakib14 1 year ago 121
@shakib14 He could be a celtic fan! lol
panicwestlondon 9 months ago
@shakib14 who knew he was a celtic fan.
br0wnsn0w1 4 months ago
@shakib14 lol he isn't a Liverpool fan fool, this song was made with no thought of football at all hahaha its from a play buddy lol
AzzurryStreet 3 months ago
@shakib14 Kind of figures - The Rat Pack
TD1878 3 months ago
@shakib14
Look at your ignorance..I can only pity you..lol
KINGMJ1990 3 months ago
@KINGMJ1990
You are the ignorant one for not knowing what :P means. Over a hundred people understood his joke except you, I can only pity YOU.
MrThisplaceisweird 3 months ago
@shakib14 me too ;)
przemol0075 3 months ago
Personally, i think the best version is done by Ronan Tynan... absolutely magical. And i'm a total frank fan .... from hoboken, nj
hobokel2003 1 year ago
Великий о Великом...
KrickS1488 1 year ago
god bless frank and liverpool fc.
roadend78 1 year ago 2
this song has nowt to do with liverpool or celtic. however if you want to here the best version sung live check out andy williams singing it.
967roby 1 year ago
FUMU... LIVER POOL!!!!!!!
chipdirk91 1 year ago
LIVERPOOL!!!!!!!!! LIVERPOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!!!
roman7vcf 1 year ago 2
The best version of this song is when it is sung at Celtic Park....
Teddybhoy32 1 year ago
@Teddybhoy32
At Anfield....
Rorylfc3 1 year ago
It's Frank's world, we just live in it
macbhloscaidh 1 year ago
It's amazing how he can reach that high note with no change in timbre. His vocal cords were unique.
Dinamilson 1 year ago
I WANT to like this version of the song, but it doesn't even hold a candle to the elvis version... I DO Like the backing instruments, but the tempo feels slow.. Meh, just me... Love frank tho, "music" today can't even be compared to frank\elvis, we can all agree on that, right, lol..
blupheonix44 1 year ago 25
@blupheonix44 I don't know I love Frank Sinatra, Elvis has a good version but Frank is amazing. These legends and others like Dean Martin are true musician. "Music" today is terrible, there will never be musicians like these greats.
yurextacy22 1 year ago 40
@yurextacy22 thank you very much for sharing with us this song
gmanis1000 1 year ago
@yurextacy22 Never say never we can always hope.
ragdollphysiks 1 year ago
@yurextacy22 There will be musicians that will enchant us, but we can never have a new Elvis, Sinatra or Crosby. It is impossible: Because they lived in a different era, but I agree. They are wonderful!
fsounds 1 year ago
@yurextacy22 Well there are acculy, but different. I believe this were the great inspirators of today and will forever resemble a big part of my respect for music. It think the artists now a days that are populair like Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and Elvis were, don't deserve it. But i also believe there are artists out there that have what it takes and really use their voices and musical talent. I could name some straight away, but the changes are you won't know them, seen your statement.
Bethhart46 1 year ago
@yurextacy22
Music today is different, but not all is worse. Ofcourse you cannot compare rap or rock to this, but doesn't mean it suck. I mean today they also make Jazz and stuff, and so on. The only difference is the majority of the cd buying people listen to crap, that is why the charts are so fuckt up. But when you look you find good music nowadays to. I am going to an jazz concert tomorrow.
SuperiorSquid 8 months ago 10
@SuperiorSquid cannot agree more, it's unfair to discredit all music today because some bieber guy only knows how to chant "baby baby baby baby....X1millionXD"
claraakane 8 months ago
@yurextacy22 May want to look at Dallas Green, Or Dustin Kensrue. It's not entirely the same, but. The amount of conviction, and beauty holds true.
skatesometime 6 months ago
@yurextacy22 Don't forget Judy Garland's version, too =D
Poet2916 6 months ago
@yurextacy22 My father is rolling over in his grave. He could rant for an hour why Dean Martin or Elvis could hold a candle to Frank Sinatra. My dad was a musician, I'm not; however, I think that Frank could hit notes on both ends of the scale that Elvis could only dream about. My dad said that Dean was a half-step off on everything that he sang. Personally, Elvis's, "Call it a Trap", if that's the correct title, is one of my all time favorite arrangements.
fwkjass 5 months ago
@blupheonix44 Yeah Frank leaves me cold. It's like he's just singing to sing, not putting the emotion into it. For instance "When you walk through a storm, don't be afraid." That to me should be a VERY powerful statement, and I think Elvis delivers it more powerfully. That said, many love Ol' Blue Eyes, so he must have been doing something right.:)
illusionistdave 10 months ago
@blupheonix44 you have to remember, the time was much earlier, and most people wanted to have slow ballads to listen to, to make their hearts feel better. Today, we've forgotten this! Actually, this is more emotional than Elvis's version because of the oechestration, and the "slowness!" take care!
geetarnut 9 months ago
@blupheonix44 elvis is a frod
AXELGRIZ 9 months ago
@blupheonix44 Gerry and the pacemakers have the best version in my opinion but maybe thats just cause i associate this song with L.F.C and their version is the one played.
Just my opinion.
ivamao89 7 months ago
@blupheonix44 @yurextacy22 I disagree with you both. I love the version by Gerry and the Pacemakers. Their version is paced fasted and actually has more passionate vocals (in my opinion). It's the best of the versions I've heard, and it's also the one Liverpool FC uses.
utvolfan2012 6 months ago
@blupheonix44 The Elvis version is complete self-indulgent shite. With Sinatra, the words fall effortlessly into place, with Presley they appear slurred and forced. More like a bad Elvis impersonator than Presley himself. His voice is about 10 times better than "the kings" as well.
celt67 5 months ago
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@celt67 thats your opinion. I do not agree.
thedorantor 5 months ago
He changed the lyrics! What an ass!
zany2x 1 year ago
@zany2x he's Frank Sinatra, he can change anything he wants and pull it off, thats what makes Frank Sinatra the Chairman
MrKnight0007 1 year ago
@zany2x he's Frank Sinatra, he can change what he wants
and still pull it off haha...
MrKnight0007 1 year ago
I can't find rain drops keep falling on my head, do you have it
Alejoperal 1 year ago
What a man...
arnyone 1 year ago
I really don't think YouTube Staff will read this, but if you are one, and are: I know it's your job to keep the Copyrights from being infringed, but think of whats happening with VEVO advertising crap to teenagers, that will actually think those things are big and well produced.
Fight for a way to keep treasures like this around even if seems silly and idealist. I'm not saying, "hey, lets promote good stuff, and kill the money makers!", just saying, keep this, and go delete something else ; )
l123321 1 year ago
Thanks SOOO much for this upload. I'm so thankful! Gracias!!
Shiznizz 1 year ago
Wonderful......bravissimo mr Frank Sinatra.There is no other singer like him and never will be.
BellaNapolimia 1 year ago
Beautiful
LizFlanagan 1 year ago
I love the slower songs that Ol' Blue eyes sings like the September Song or even as time goes by. It can bring anyone upset or in rage into a nice soft mellow. Thx yurextacy22!~
RatPackerTL 1 year ago
Song to live by Sang by the best voice God Created.
vva4844 1 year ago
This song fits my life so perfectly right now, it's kinds of scary
angelwhispers1023 1 year ago
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Frank did not have a good voice like people think. Listen to Elvis sing this song the right way.. Frank can't even sing this song... wow,,, lucky Elvis was around to let people hear a GREAT voice...
radioguy67 1 year ago
deze liedje moet ik morge tijdens presentatie laten zien :D
HOI KEES!
MrStyl0w 1 year ago
Frank would have been devastated to see Livepool this season...
Ps: LoL :D :D :D
Muerteh 1 year ago
@Muerteh didnt care for england, let alone their soccer teams... song wasn't written for liverpool either.
TheSaboteurx 1 year ago
@TheSaboteurx i would have expected you to see the joke in it (hint: "Ps: LoL :D :D :D")... but nevermind, cutiepie
Muerteh 1 year ago
@Muerteh yeah.. not my kinda humor i guess.
TheSaboteurx 1 year ago
YNWA justice for the 96.
bvzd1 1 year ago
the voice is calm and subtle, keeps me sane =)
cntbhappyatall345 1 year ago
wow i listen to metal and i really like this stuff thanks for posting!
aznboi11218 1 year ago
great song
rr519 1 year ago
bloody aweful
hbk1989no1 1 year ago
JAL JOSHUA You'll Never Walk Alone!!!!!!
jjlusa 2 years ago
I wonder how this song went from being in the US musical 'Carousel' to becoming part of a Liverpool Football (Soccer) tradition that is so important to them that they actually commemorated the name of the song in the Shankly Gate entrance to the stadium? Considering all of the English things American culture is based upon, it's nice to know we contributed something back... other then McDonald's lol. It's crazy how much the US movie industry has effected world culture.
hop208 2 years ago 2
You do know McDonalds originated in Scotland right?
NaruKeitaroShinobu 2 years ago
If by Scotland you mean San Bernardino, California.
hop208 2 years ago
isn't just liverpool.. liverpool fc has a large mass of fans so they get a claim to fame for the song.
TheSaboteurx 2 years ago
@TheSaboteurx
Yes very true, but the real fame should go to musical 'The Carousel' of 1945.
Zalzyn 1 year ago
I agree, Frank had class but Elvis had class in his own down home sort of way. They both grew up in very different sections of the country and that affected them both in the way they acted and behaved. But both were class acts and I love them dearly.
donn409 2 years ago
Frank was genius,perfect voice,charisma real music feling
MsScarlettWoman20 2 years ago
Sinatra's 1963 version outclasses this one. From "The Concert Sinatra" album. It's more direct and real. Trust me.
TheStockwell 2 years ago
YNWA Feyenoord Rotterdam (L) zoveel liefde voor die club,
ben je in rotterdam geboren! NOU EN OF!
jordybunny1 2 years ago
sinatra was a scouser
vinnygillies 2 years ago
FEYENOORD ROTTERDAM 1908!!!
FRFieps 2 years ago
wish this music would become popular again, i can't stand all the terrible beat boxing kids
Sjones1990s 2 years ago 2
I'm a fan of Man Utd but I love this song, in fact this song is the only good thing in Liverpool f. c. :) And by the way Elvis Presley's version is far better than this one.
elieobeid77 2 years ago
Lol, these fecking liverpool fans - have no idea that you're APPRECIATING the goddamn MUSIC.
You scousers need to get a life.
It's a SONG. Which you've ADOPTED.
1switch1 2 years ago
Once you adopt something...or somebody...they really are yours.
boomac62 2 years ago
well, as a Liverpool fan i thank you! And i agree The King's version is better, and it aint often Elvis beat Frank!
peace
boomac62 2 years ago 2
I appreciate it, after all you should thank me especially this season, this is the worst season for Liverpool so you can't argue with me and say that your team is better than mine, especially this season :) And I disagree with your 2nd statement, because the king is always better than Frank, at least from the fans point of view, he got more fans than frank, after all the fans are the difference between a good and a bad singer, and not the voice or the performance, right?
elieobeid77 2 years ago
@elieobeid77
I had almost forgotten thisd season ever happened, thanks for reminding me. ;-)
As for Elvis and Frank?.....Elvis was great but Frank just had more class to me.....no disrespect to Elvis, who was a nice guy, but Frank had style.
boomac62 2 years ago
I have to agree with you because you're right, Frank had a style
elieobeid77 2 years ago
@boomac62
Both are good version but for my money I ask you to listen to John Farnham's version. It will blow you away. in fact if you dont like it I will give you your money back!!!!! LOL
hblewitt 2 years ago
This version is pretty good, Elvis has a good one as well. John Farnhams version is very good. Gerry & the peacemakers is even better, but if you really want to feel those goose-bumps you have to listen to Judy Garlands. Breath taking.
freesoapandwater 2 years ago
But obviously the Madison Scouts' version is the best.
tehxGuardian 2 years ago
The Best version of all!!!
MIGUEL2005LIMA 2 years ago
god bless you frank from liverpool fc.
roadend78 2 years ago 4
I just got chills down my spine from this song...
Belthazore1 2 years ago
YNWA
jnzi88 2 years ago
YNWA
zambizee 2 years ago
The best ever.....
DomenicSinatra 2 years ago
Frankie rules
MrSambillabong 2 years ago 3
yeah youtube used to be cool and a place of freedom now it looks like it is ruled by a bunch of fools...
McVille 2 years ago
Two of my passions. Sinatra and Liverpool FC. Though i must say Judy garland Cover is something of another class. They should play this in anfield.
omadays2 2 years ago 3
listen to the Roy Hamilton version from the mid 50's. That guy is another class again! cheers.
jazzyrob41 2 years ago
Amazing song, amazing guy!
monterrey0love 2 years ago 9
thanks... liverpooll fc forever....!!!
merlimkerunnus 2 years ago
Utter gorgeousness. Judy Garland's is too. Just fantastic, thanks for the post!!
oohyllab 3 years ago 2
She is gorgeous, your welcome. if there is a specific Frank Sinatra or Dean Martin song you are looking for tell me and I will get it on here.
yurextacy22 3 years ago
I meant Judy's version of this song which on YT is called The Fellowship. It is on with a clip of LOTR. If you could put up New York, New York the studio version, it would be awesome. I found Frank's voice going away as he was an older man. Of course by the time that song came out he wasn't young anymore either, but somehow I thought maybe the studio version would be better. You've got a great channel of music though. Thanks for posting these.
oohyllab 3 years ago
I LOVE The World We Knew by Sinatra. You Tube is systematically taking a bunch of the best Sinatra recordings and just closing them down. It's so aggravating. Thanks for what you've posted. I hope it can stay.
oohyllab 2 years ago 13
Thanks for the complements, i hate that youtube is closing the songs, I tried putting more but youtube remove them. I will find that song and put it on here
yurextacy22 2 years ago
@yurextacy22
Maybe you could call it 'Ol Blue Eyes' or something, Youtube wont find them as easily.
celt67 2 years ago
I tried adding the song, but youtube removed it
yurextacy22 2 years ago
Thanks, but that's what I mean. Seems they pick certain songs of his, the best. I wonder why that is. There are plenty of other Sinatra songs. They're all good I mean, but I have a few favorites and those are the ones they seem to cut off all the time.
oohyllab 2 years ago
@yurextacy22 sad.... :-(
keybobrob 1 year ago
@oohyllab If you loved the songs so much, and you're such a big fan.. go out and buy the albums. 8-)
edgarfnmeyer 1 year ago
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oohyllab 1 year ago