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Uploaded by on May 16, 2008

Nancy Sinatra sings at Phil Leotardo's party.New boss for New York mafia.

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  • Hehe. It was very cool of Nancy to do this, that's for fucking sure.

  • Where was her fucking shinebox?!

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  • KOOL 98.3 rocks the Jersey Shore!

  • @downsouthhustlin PHIL IS NEW BOSS

    NOT chummy...look at the scene again

  • What exactly were they celebrating? I don't think it was Phil's birthday. Was it him becoming boss? This is only a couple of episodes before the war starts, but everyone's chummy at this party.

  • Didn't her father fight to NOT be associated with the mob?

  • @scottberk55 - Thx for the Info...

  • @Bonygasse  This is a TV show, not the mob....

  • @youfool Overrated? Hummmm. Critics, ratings and awards would prove you wrong.

  • like the father...always attached to the mob :)

  • So it's not like the writers of the show ignored that fact.

  • @kingofallwhites : What's worse is that you're completely ignoring everything I said. As I watch this show, I don't look at the mob in a glorious light. I thank God I was never part of it, and would never want to partake in such activity. Yes, it's a tragedy that most Italian actors can't play parts except for Mobsters, and even an episode of The Sopranos addresses this. Hell, the non-stereotypical Italians in the show address the fact of how their pissed off they get stereotyped by people.

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