Frank Sinatra
Posted by admin on 24th March 2009 in blues music

Quick Question. Is Frank Sinatra on piano good msic to play for a wedding reception?
I play piano as a hobby and i recently got interested in playing for wedding receptions and make a lil bit of cash. Would Frank Sinatra be good music to play for wedding receptions?
It depends on when you are playing/performing. Usually playing standards like Sinatra, Dean Martin, Tony Bennett etc and easy listening stuff is great to play during a cocktail hour and dinner. If you are actually entertaining or have a singer, the more upbeat music could be played after dinner.
Frank Sinatra, My Way, With Lyrics
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Frank Sinatra Ring & September of My Years Set of 2 Pint Glasses $14.99 Frank Sinatra Ring A Ding Ding and September of My Years Album Cover Set of 2 Drinking Pint Glasses. These 16oz glasses are the prefect way to enjoy your favorite beverage. Featuring the Ring A Ding Ding, and September of My Years album covers on the front and Frank’s signature on the reverse these glasses are sure to make a great gift…. |
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The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts: Dean Martin $13.95 The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts were a fixture on the NBC Thursday night lineup from 1973 to 1984. In those 11 years, Dean and his panel of pals successfully ridiculed, embarrassed and made fun of legendary stars like, Frank Sinatra, Lucille Ball, Sammy Davis Jr. and Dean Martin himself, to name a few. Over the past 20 years, the roast format has really become sort of an American folklore, set at… |
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The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts: Man of the Hour, Frank Sinatra $42.77 The 1978 Dean Martin Celebrity Roast of Frank Sinatra…. |
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The Miracle of the Bells [VHS] $14.98 … |
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Return to Me $3.99 In Chicago, a widower falls in love again, only to realize that his new love had a heart transplant and received his late wife’s heart.Genre: Feature Film-DramaRating: PGRelease Date: 13-NOV-2001Media Type: DVD… |
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High Society $5.59 Studio: Warner Home Video Release Date: 06/10/2008 Rating: Nr… |
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Moon River and Me: The Autobiography $24.94 New – Andy Williams is one of the greatest singers of all time. During a remarkable career spaning eight decades, he has sold over 100 million albums, hosted a hugely successful TV show and worked with a roll-call of showbusiness legends that included Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, Lauren Bacall, Elvis Presley and John Lennon. Now for the first time Andy tells the whole remarkable story. An Iowa farm boy who grew up during the Great Depression, Andy began performing at th |
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#1′s: The Warner Brothers Years $11.99 There are a couple of statistics in the late Conway Twitty’s career that are rather astonishing: the first is that he scored 52 number one hits in the 30 years between 1958 and 1988. Just how astonishing can be illustrated this way: 52 number ones is more than the Beatles, more than Elvis Presley, and more than Frank Sinatra. The second — and what might appear minor in comparison but is actually more so — is that ten of them were between 1982 and 1988, near the end of his major-label recording career for Warner Bros. Twitty scored during every major change in the music, from honky tonk to countrypolitan to outlaw to urban cowboy to the dawn of the new traditionalist era. The true influence of Twitty has yet to be recognized, but he was a major player when country music was at its most invisible. In fact, it can be said that Conway was countrypolitan and made the whole mess cross over into the mainstream for the very first time. These ten tracks do not measure Twitty’s best work. But they do show he could sing any kind of song and put enough behind it to make it utterly believable. These ten tunes do contain a few real treasures, such as “I Don’t Know a Thing About Love (The Moon Song)” by Harlan Howard and the smash “Slow Hand” (that scored big for the Pointer Sisters in 1981, before Twitty cut it and remade it in his own image). Also here, from the Warner period, Twitty had the audacity to cut Amanda McBroom’s “The Rose,” a career-defining moment for Bette Midler as the title track for the 1979 film she starred in. The final number here, something written especially for Twitty, is “The Clown,” a ballad that showcases that rough but utterly tender baritone for all it’s worth. Conway Twitty was among the greatest singles artists in popular music history, and this collection is only a small sliver of the proof of that. ~ Thom Jurek, Rovi |
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