Which is your favourite Frank Sinatra Song?
Frank Sinatra was born on 12th December 1915!
He recorded thousands of songs over the decades, far too many to mention – do you have an all-time favourite?
Which is your favourite Frank Sinartra Song
I’ve Got You Under My Skin
Mack the Knife
Let it Snow
Fly Me to the Moon
Luck Be a Lady
Strangers in the Night
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
My Way
Moon River
New York, New York
Something Stupid
Come Fly with Me
I’ve Got You Under My Skin
Mack the Knife
Let it Snow
Fly Me to the Moon
Luck Be a Lady
Strangers in the Night
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
My Way
Moon River
New York, New York
Something Stupid
Come Fly with Me
Based on 544 public votes.
Which is your favourite Frank Sinartra Song
| I’ve Got You Under My Skin | |
| Mack the Knife | |
| Let it Snow | |
| Fly Me to the Moon | |
| Luck Be a Lady | |
| Strangers in the Night | |
| Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas | |
| My Way | |
| Moon River | |
| New York, New York | |
| Something Stupid | |
| Come Fly with Me |
If your favourite isn’t listed here, feel free to add it in the comments section below.
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For her birthday I got tickets for my mum and dad to see Frank at the Royal Albert Hall in 1985, she was like a child in a sweet shop and said it was one of the best presents ever!
When she sadly passed away in 2013 it seemed so fitting to play My Way at her funeral. What an icon!
However, on a couple of occasions, Frank Sinatra recorded a song called
"The night we called it a day."
I love this song by Mr. S. and in particular, the last version of it that he recorded.
The musical arrangement alone is out of this world, but with Mr. S's voice it doesn't come any better.
I could wear out my pc by naming all of the songs of his that I like.
Another is Blues in The Night' from an album loaded with love songs and great music featuring Neldon Riddle.....
The Lady is a Tramp
This is a very difficult song to sing correctly due to all the chord changes.
It was rumoured that Frank made it one of his real favourites to sing because so many other "singers" found it too difficult to pitch,correctly.
That possibly explains why he will always be regarded as the best "crooner" of all time