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	Om Frank Sinatra Memorial från DiscLord.se
		Frank Sinatra, the greatest entertainer of the 20th century, is remembered by some of the brightest stars in Hollywood in this television memorial which celebrates his life and mourns his passing
		Frank Sinatra teaches them "what America means to me." The musical short won an Oscar in 1945.
		Frank Sinatra takes the audience on a tour of his Coldwater Canyon home in Los Angeles, California, in this episode from Edward R. Murrow´s popular 1950´s television series, "Person to Person." Frank displays mementos gathered during his career, including a portrait of his dear friend, Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
	www.disclord.se /Shop/Application/Article/ArtPreviewPage.php?Id=10936 (179 words)

	VH1.com : Frank Sinatra : Biography
		Sinatra insisted that Styne and Cahn be hired to write the songs for his first MGM musical, Anchors Aweigh, and over the course of his career, the singer recorded more songs by Cahn (a lyricist who worked with several composers) than by any other songwriter.
		In the fall of 1953, Sinatra began two new radio series: Rocky Fortune, a drama on which he played a detective, ran from October to March 1954; and The Frank Sinatra Show was a 15-minute, twice-a-week music series that ran for two seasons, concluding in July 1955.
		Sinatra returned to number one on the singles charts for the first time in 11 years with the million-selling "Strangers in the Night" in July 1966; the song won him Grammys for Record of the Year and best vocal performance.
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/sinatra_frank/bio.jhtml (3179 words)

	"Ol' Blue Eyes' is gone
		Sinatra's was the voice of the century because his was the voice of the 1940s, of the most influential global event of the century.
		Sinatra, with Dorsey at Oakland's T&D Theater early in 1942, to the last, at the Circle Star Center in 1988, I was impressed with his respect for the music and musical community in which he was involved.
		Sinatra's was a complex and controversial life, cluttered with mistakes and misdeeds and with headlined displays of violence and inflammatory remarks, is well known - casting, for many, a shadow on his image as a performer.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/examiner/archive/1998/05/15/NEWS5974.dtl&type=printable (2164 words)

	village voice > news > Frank Sinatra 1915-1998 by Gary Giddins, Tom Carson, Touré, (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Nobody was shocked to learn of Frank Sinatra's death at 82--almost everyone was surprised he lingered as long as he did.
		Indeed, the jet-age Sinatra who makes us soar, and whom we dreamily emulate, could hardly be more different from the bony wartime crooner who clawed his way out of Tommy Dorsey's band to lay siege to the Paramount--the eager balladeer, his greased and wavy hair a mark of his defenseless youth.
		Sinatra the man's gruesome amalgam of confidence and insecurity was configured in his so-called pitch problems--the way every line he sings seems to waver slightly as he holds it firmly in the grip of his technical command.
	www.villagevoice.com /issues/9821/sinatra-tribute.php (2562 words)

	Frank Sinatra SINATRA THE MOVIE STAR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Sinatra touched the big time in 1939 when Harry James, fresh out of the Benny Goodman band and not yet a major star in him own right, hired him to be vocalists in his new band.
		When Sinatra went out on as a soloist, it was to join the stock company of vocalists on the weekly "Lucky Strike Hit Parade." But there was buzz in the air about Sinatra, and it burst wide open when in 1943 when he was booked as a supporting act to Goodman at the Paramount Theater.
		Frank Sinatra appeared in more than 50 movies, winning an Oscar for his performance as Maggio, the doomed GI in "From Here to Eternity" (1953).
	www.microla.com /ltpages/sinatra.htm (2057 words)

	Crooner doing it Frank's way at Ditka's
		Frank Sinatra's voice is alive and well every Wednesday through Saturday night at Mike Ditka's at the Tremont Hotel in the Gold Coast area.
		The singer's voice so clearly mimics Sinatra that he's become one of the restaurant's main attractions, luring fans to the popular eatery/club each week.
		It was during that time that, he first saw Sinatra live in concert and immediately became entranced with the man and his music.
	www.suntimes.com /output/music/wkp-news-ditka19west.html (525 words)

	Frank Sinatra MP3 Downloads - Frank Sinatra Music Downloads - Frank Sinatra Music Videos
		Sinatra seemed to be deliberately looking back to, and reinventing, the crooner era of the early '30s on such songs as "(I Don't Stand) A Ghost of a Chance," co-written by his mentor, Bing Crosby, and "Paradise," popularized by Crosby's early rival Russ Columbo, which closed the album.
		Sinatra was using the vintage material to treat popular music in a more formal and serious way, and Stordahl, with his classical influences, abetted this pursuit.
		The Voice of Frank Sinatra, which quickly topped the album charts, signaled a new direction for Sinatra that would take him beyond the screams of the bobbysoxers, even though it would be some time before that direction was clearly marked out.
	www.mp3.com /albums/21091/summary.html (454 words)

	Current Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Neiman had a long personal relationship with Sinatra, one of the greatest singers and entertainers of the 20th century.
		Sinatra was a perfectionist and would not accept a "take" until he thought it was perfect.
		Frank Sinatra - The Voice is destined to become a collector's item, another of LeRoy Neiman's greatest hits.
	www.hammergalleries.com /graphics/sinatra.htm (258 words)

	TIME 100: Frank Sinatra
		"George Steinbrenner with a voice" was the epithet coined by a colleague of mine — born in the baby boom's dead center, it should be noted — who objects to the bad-hair Republican bluster of Sinatra's later years, his belting out of all those anthems of middle-aged self-assertion.
		On one hand, my colleague's view of Sinatra as scourge of baby boomers — the anti-Judy Collins, if you will — is a crude caricature of a complex artist, as reductive as any neo-swinger's fetishistic prattling about the man's way with a pocket handkerchief.
		Sinatra's body of work, meanwhile, stretches back to the 1930s and is nothing less than "the final statement on pre-rock pop," as Will Friedwald, the invaluable Sinatra scholar, recently wrote of the Songs for Swingin' Lovers!
	www.time.com /time/time100/artists/profile/sinatra.html (478 words)

	The Best of Frank Sinatra on the World Wide Web
		That was certainly part of the Sinatra allure: the journey from the streets of Hoboken, to the stages of New York, and Las Vegas, and Hollywood, attracting wives and hangers-on and one or two shady characters along the way.
		It was Sinatra who sang to us when we fell in love, or fell apart, when we wanted to dance, when we wanted to give in to despair.
		In the autumn of his life, the public saw a weary warhorse with dim eyes but a yearning to give voice to whatever was on his mind, or in his heart.
	www.jman5.com /franksinatra/franksinatra.htm (693 words)

	Frank Sinatra MP3 Downloads - Frank Sinatra Music Downloads - Frank Sinatra Music Videos
		In 1945, Frank Sinatra recorded his first album, after a career previously devoted solely to single records.
		Over two sessions, he performed the eight songs included in The Voice of Frank Sinatra, which Columbia Records released as a four-disc set of 78-rpm records on March 4, 1946.
		The Voice of Frank Sinatra was a precursor to the "concept" albums Sinatra would pioneer at Capitol Records eight years later, a carefully chosen and arranged selection of songs creating a specific mood.
	www.mp3.com /albums/615962/summary.html (513 words)

	CNN - Sinatra's doing 82nd birthday his way - December 12, 1997
		The legendary entertainer was to spend the day at home in Beverly Hills with his wife Barbara, whom he married in 1976.
		Sinatra also has a stepson, Robert Marx, who is Barbara's son from a previous marriage.
		By the time Sinatra was singing at war bond rallies in 1943, he was already living the American dream.
	www.cnn.com /SHOWBIZ/9712/12/sinatra.birthday (835 words)

	Las Vegas Icons Join Frank Sinatra in Serenade to Tourists
		While viewers hear the voice of Frank Sinatra singing "It's Time for You," they hear and see the performers singing the song along with him.
		Tina Sinatra, on behalf of the Frank Sinatra Foundation, licensed the rights to the song for exclusive use in the LVCVA's eight-week ad campaign.
		For Newton, who performed with Sinatra many times throughout their careers, the ad allowed him to come close to doing something the two had discussed many times over the years: record an album together.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/10-30-2001/0001604942&EDATE= (711 words)

	ThirdAge - Daily News Newsletter - Frank Sinatra Dies: The Legend Lives
		Many of the song lyrics found on the 200 records Sinatra made since joining James can be found at The Sinatra Songbook and a quick click to Blue-Eyes.com takes fans to" The Hippest Joint on the World Wide Web, Dig?" for a reprise of the entertainer's career.
		His voice and style led to the rise of the term "bobby-soxer" among the thousands of teen girls who would line up for his performances and then "swoon" as Sinatra worked his musical magic onstage.
		Sinatra appeared in more than 50 films, first starring in "Las Vegas Nights" in 1941 and won an Academy Award in 1945 for his role in "the House I Live In." In 1953, his role as the troubled soldier Maggio in "From Here to Eternity" won him an Oscar for best supporting actor.
	www.thirdage.com /news/archive/980515-01.html (506 words)

	Salon \| Sound Salvation
		Frank Sinatra, the voice of America, is dead at 82.
		Frank — and Elvis for that matter — was always too complicated, too full of rhythmic freedom to settle into the song's simplistic selfishness.
		Frank scrawls the topic sentence, then repeats it, adding one word: "This funny thing called love?" It begins as a rhetorical question, and by the end turns into a cosmic inquiry of God.
	www.salon.com /feb97/columnists/vowell970207.html (932 words)

	Frank Sinatra
		Frank Sinatra - Sinatra, Frank (Francis Albert Sinatra), 1915–98, American singer and actor, b.
		No more comebacks Frank Sinatra was famous for his brawls, booze and broads, but his music had a drama and swagger of its own.
		The fabulous Frank: ninety years after Frank Sinatra's birth, it's more evident than ever that his career was not "just one of those things.".
	www.infoplease.com /ipa/A0761012.html (349 words)

	LeRoy Neiman "Frank Sinatra - The Voice" - CentaurGalleries.com
		Captured in shades of aqua and blue, he is at a recording session, appearing typically casual, sitting backwards in a chair and wearing his trademark hat.
		Sinatra was a perfectionist and his own harshest critic, and would not accept a "take" until he thought it was perfect.
		All of Neiman's serigraphs of Sinatra are tremendously popular, and this release, coordinated with the album and TV program, is sure to be another of LeRoy Neiman's greatest hits.
	www.centaurgalleries.com /Main/Art.cfm?InvNo=34304 (318 words)

	Hoboken 2000
		Frank was baptised at this Church on April 2, 1916.
		From there, we navigated to 837 and 841 Garden Street, which are buildings that Frank bought for his parents and that Frank lived in from thirteen to nineteen respectively.
		A trip on the Frank Sinatra ferry to New York was in order, but we didn't get a chance to ride it.
	www.thum.org /hoboken_2000.htm (587 words)

	Music Reviews - Frank Sinatra
		If Sinatra's touring days are indeed behind him, at least we are fortunate enough to have several great recordings of The Voice from peak periods of his illustrious career.
		Sinatra's in fighting mode on this album, recorded shortly after ending his self-imposed retirement.
		This is Sinatra in his prime, accompanied by the arrangements of Nelson Riddle.
	www.dblcrown.com /fs.html (1610 words)

	Frank Sinatra - The Voice Of Frank Sinatra - Review - Uncut.co.uk
		Sinatra had been doing his lovelorn, vulnerable, sexy thing to the delight of the US' young female population for a few years by 1946, but it was here that everyone else started admitting the kid (he was 30) could sing.
		The Axel Stordahl arrangements—with string quartet and discreet rhythm section—may not be quite as '40s-bound as his fuller work of the period, and Frank is a shade or two groovier than on his bel canto sides, but compared to what he would achieve in the '50s, this is juvenilia from Squaresville.
		Still, your Connicks could do worse than to listen again to this era of The Voice to hear what that ring-a-ding Sinatra they're so in thrall to was built on.
	www.uncut.net /music/frank_sinatra/reviews/7309 (377 words)

	Amazon.com: Voice of Frank Sinatra: Music: Frank Sinatra (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		With the possible exception of "Frank Sinatra Sings His Greatest Hits", this is the GREATEST single disc collection of young Sinatra's Columbia recordings.
		This is a young Sinatra just discovering the power of these songs, with a voice that hadn't yet become his trademark croon as later evidenced on Columbia and Reprise albums.
		He was labeled "The Voice", and during the '40s that meant Frank Sinatra was on the airwaves.
	www.amazon.com /Voice-Frank-Sinatra/dp/B00009VU2U (1131 words)

	Geometry.Net - Celebrities: Sinatra Frank
		Frank Sinatra, the son of Italian immigrants, began singing as a waiter and quickly rose to international fame.
		Turned "crooning" into an art-form Sinatra, whose mother was a well-known fundraiser and organiser for the New York City Democrats, established himself as a front man during World War II.
		Frank Sinatra zostáva jedným z amerických symbolov 20.
	www4.geometry.net /celebrities/sinatra_frank.html (1053 words)

	XM Radio - Frank's Place
		XM has been granted exclusive access to priceless recordings from the Sinatra Archives and you can hear these in all their historical glory on Frank's Place.
		With help from the Sinatra Family, XM presents the music and legacy of Frank Sinatra in a way never heard before in American broadcasting.
		Together, XM and the Sinatra Family will work to make sure his monumental presence continues to be felt as an inspiration to all who loved his music.
	www.xmradio.com /programming/channel_page.jsp?ch=73 (300 words)

	JS Online: Sinatra had high hopes for JFK
		Having every Frank Sinatra recording is close to impossible, but there are two in particular that I would love to own, or just hear.
		Frank sings "High Hopes With John Kennedy" to the tune of his 1959 Top 30 hit, "High Hopes," but the flip side, "Jack Kennedy All the Way," is by an unidentified vocal chorus.
		Sometimes lost in an excess of Frank Sinatra honors, awards and accomplishments is that, in 1948, the 10-inch release of "The Voice of Frank Sinatra" (Columbia CL-6001) became the world's first long playing album.
	www.jsonline.com /onwisconsin/music/apr05/321834.asp (499 words)

	Frank Sinatra
		Sinatra, Frank (Francis Albert Sinatra), 1915–98, American singer and actor, b.
		Frank Sinatra - Frank Sinatra Age: 82 Academy and Grammy Award-winning singer and actor who matured from the...
		Frank Sinatra - Frank Sinatra singer, actor Born: 12/12/1915 Birthplace: Hoboken, New Jersey Academy and Grammy...
	www.infoplease.com /ce6/people/A0845337.html (285 words)

	The Official LeRoy Neiman Website
		LeRoy Neiman had a long personal relationship with Frank Sinatra, one of the greatest singers and entertainers of the 20th Century.
		But while he may look relaxed, he is actually listening intently to a playback of his own singing, judging his voice and performance.
		The portrait was specially commissioned by Tina Sinatra for the cover of the new Frank Sinatra album, Classic Duets.
	www.leroyneiman.com /merchant.ihtml?pid=553&step=4 (260 words)

	Frank Sinatra legal mp3 download
		Frank Sinatra: Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back Vol.
		Frank Sinatra: Sinatra At The Sands With Count Basie
		Frank Sinatra: The Unheard Frank Sinatra 4: I'll Be Seeing You
	www.ezmp3.co.uk /artist/frank_sinatra.html (1558 words)

	Frank Sinatra in Hollywood - Music from the Movies
		Frank Sinatra has an almost unique position in the entertainment industry having attained global recognition on stage, on film and on vinyl (and now plastic!).
		Frank Sinatra's talent was probably best on display through the media of film, certainly reaching an enormous audience.
		Frank Sinatra's most popular film was probably the terrific High Society which has the evergreen Sinatra hits 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire', 'You're Sensational', 'Mind If I Make Love To You?' and the unforgettable duo with Bing Crosby, 'Well, Did you Evah?'.
	www.musicfromthemovies.com /review.asp?ID=1668 (1474 words)

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