Frank Sinatra sings at Carnegie Hall (1980]
June 25, 1980 - Frank Sinatra will be backed by the Peter Duchin Orchestra at Carnegie Hall in New-York City
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Mistletoe And Holly
I've Got You Under My Skin
The lady is a tramp
Theme From New York, New York [Live At Carnegie Hall, June 25, 1980]
(From Concert For The Americas 1982)
FIRST episode. part II
My way (Subtitulada) Madison Square Garden, New York 1974
The Girl From Ipanema (w/ Antonio Carlos Jobim)
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Frank Sinatra haunts the charts again via chilly Pentatonix duet at No. 26
Frank Sinatra re-enters Billboard’s Adult Contemporary chart at No. 26 via an unexpected partnership with Pentatonix on “I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm.” Unearthed vocals, complete with audible orchestral bleed and paper shuffles, lend the track a ghostly authenticity.
Drawn from Pentatonix’s new holiday album, the posthumous duet marks Sinatra's highest Adult Contemporary rank since 1980 and extends a chart presence that began in 1940 with “I’ll Never Smile Again.”
Source: Billboard – Published on November 18, 2025
Sinatra hits No. 1 after 58 years—apparently radio still remembers him
Frank Sinatra returns from the vault with “I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm,” joining Pentatonix to claim the top spot on Billboard's Adult Contemporary chart, his first No. 1 there since 1967. A surge of 56% in radio audience helps push the holiday duet, built on a previously unreleased Sinatra vocal, to the summit.
This posthumous appearance ends a 58-year chart hiatus, breaking Elton John’s previous record by more than three decades. Sinatra now holds the longest span of No. 1s on the chart—just shy of 60 years.
Source: Billboard – Published on November 30, -0001
Sammy Davis, Jr, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin & Johnny Carson meet in Kiel (1965)
June 20, 1965 - the Rat Pack - that is Sammy Davis Jr, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin plus Johnny Carson plus The Count Basie Band conducted by Quincy Jones -...
Frank Sinatra starts the recording of ‘Frank Sinatra Sings for Only the Lonely’ arranged by Nelson Riddle (1958)
'Frank Sinatra Sings for Only the Lonely' is an album (also known as 'Sings for Only the Lonely' or simply 'Only the Lonely') recorded on May 29, June 24 &...
On TV today, Frank Sinatra debuts with Bob Hope (1950)
May 27, 1950 - you do not want to miss movie actor Frank Sinatra making his television debut at the brand new "Bob Hope Show" on NBC
We Remember Frank Sinatra. ‘Frankly, My Dear’
This day (May 14, 1998), in Los Angeles, California, died Frank Sinatra, an American singer and film actor.Tracklist : 1 . That’S Life (1966) 2 . One For My Baby...
On TV today, Elvis Presley vs Frank Sinatra (1960)
May 12, 1960 - the guests at "The Frank Sinatra Show" on ABC are Joey Bishop, Sammy Davis Jr., Nancy Sinatra and Elvis Presley, just out of the army.
On TV today, ‘The Frank Sinatra Show’ (1951)
May 5, 1951 - you do not want to miss moustached Frank Sinatra plus Dagmar & Eileen Barton among other guests at "The Frank Sinatra Show" on CBS
Frank Sinatra sings in Vegas (1978)
May 3, 1978 - Frank Sinatra, backed by a big orchestra conducted by Bill Miller, sings at the Circus Maximus at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas More Info
Frank Sinatra finishes the recording of ‘Where Are You?’ At Capitol Studio In Hollywood (1957)
Frank Sinatra's 'Where Are You?' is his thirteenth studio album recorded (in stereo, a first for Sinatra) on April 10 and May 1, 1957 and released the same year by...
ON TV today, Nancy Sinatra and Frank Sinatra Jr at ‘Smothers Brothers Show’ (1967)
April 30, 1967 - you do not want to miss Frank Sinatra's children : Nancy & Frank Jr. covering on of their father's song at "The Smothers Brothers Show" on...
On TV today, Frank Sinatra has famous Friends – (1977)
April 21, 1977 - you do not want to miss the television special "Sinatra and Friends" with John Denver, Natalie Cole, Dean Martin, Tony Bennett and more
Frank Sinatra performs for Nixon and Andreotti (1973)
April 17, 1973 - Frank Sinatra will sing with "The President's Own" U.S. Marine Band at the Presidential Gala to the Honour of Giulio Andreotti, Prime Minister Of Italy at...
Frank Sinatra finishes the recording of the ‘Nice ‘n’ Easy’ album arranged by Nelson Riddle (1960)
Frank Sinatra's 'Nice 'n' Easy' is an album recorded between March 1 & 3, April 13, 1960 and released the same year by Capitol.Track Listing : 1.Nice 'N' Easy (Alan...
Frank Sinatra starts the recording of the ‘September of My Years’ album arranged by Gordon Jenkins (1965)
Frank Sinatra's 'September of My Years' is a studio album arranged by Gordon Jenkins, recorded between April 13 and May 27, 1965 and released in September 1965 by Reprise.Track Listing...
Frank Sinatra records the ‘Strangers in the Night’ album with Conductor/Arranger Nelson Riddle (1966)
Frank Sinatra's 'Strangers in the Night' is a studio album recorded on April 11 & May 16, 1966 and released the same year by Reprise.Track Listing : 1.Strangers In The...
Frank Sinatra records ‘No One Cares’ with Gordon Jenkins as arranger (1959)
Frank Sinatra's 'No One Cares' is an album recorded on March 24, 25, 26, May 14, 1959 and released the same year by Capitol.Track Listing : 1.When No One Cares...
Frank Sinatra starts the recording of ‘Come Swing with Me!’ with arranger Billy May (1961)
Frank Sinatra.'s 'Come Swing with Me!' is an album recorded (his final for Capitol Records) on March 20-22, 1961 and released the same year.Track Listing : 1.Day By Day (Axel...
Frank Sinatra records ‘A Man Alone’ (fully titled ‘A Man Alone: The Words and Music of McKuen’) (1969)
Frank Sinatra's 'A Man Alone' is a studio album (fully titled 'A Man Alone: The Words and Music of McKuen') arranged by Don Costa, recorded on March 19, 20 &...
Reprise publishes ‘Ring-a-Ding-Ding!’ by (uptempo swinger) Frank Sinatra (1961)
Frank Sinatra's 'Ring-a-Ding-Ding!' is an album featuring only uptempo swing numbers and released in March 1961 by Reprise.1 . I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm (w/ The Count...
Frank Sinatra records ‘The Concert Sinatra’ with a large orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle (1963)
Frank Sinatra's 'The Concert Sinatra' is a studio album recorded on February 18 & 21, 1963 with a larger-than-normal orchestra gathered by Nelson Riddle for the occasion and released the...