'South Of The Border' Frank Sinatra

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"South Of The Border", written by Michael Carr and Jimmy Kennedy in 1939 for the film of the same name, was recorded by Frank Sinatra (with Nelson Riddle arranging and conducting) for Capitol Records on April 30, 1953 and released as a single. It was included in the album, This Is Sinatra!, released in 1956 and on the Come Fly With Me CD as a bonus track. It also appears on the box set The Complete Capitol Singles Collection . Incidently on the liner notes of This Is Sinatra!, it is erroneously attributed to Billy May. I do not own the right to the song, audio, or images contained in this video. The sound recording is administered by Kontor New Media, AdRev for a 3rd Party, EMI & Pirames International . No copyright infringement is intended. This purpose of this upload is for viewer enjoyment and education not for monetary gain.

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“I don’t go down enough”
“That’s not what heard”

Chickenbone

This is what I listen to when I'm whistling to the Wheatfield...

tacitus

Krusty got way too drunk he was supposed to be chaperone for all the kids but hey that's what happens south of the border down Mexico way

MediCali

Sopranos and the Simpsons brought us to this

tomblah

El lugar más feliz de la tierra: ¡Tijuana!

spikegig

South of the border where the tuna fish play. Uncle Jun is whistling in the wheat field

stevepanag

Few men are blessed with a pure voice like Frank Sinatra had.

popgun

“The old man’s whistling through the wheat field?? Ohh, he’s a bush man of the Kalahari?!”

jdesantiago

The Simpsons featured this song and it is indeed mesmerising...

jaspaloberoi

South of the border, down Mexico way
South of the border, where the tuna fish play

alaskantundrawolf

In Brazil, we know that music without lyrics and call Na Fronteira do México or Mexico Border.
A beatiful song.

rosemarysilva

this is one of my favourite from the legendary Sinatra !! :')

JudaHamila

Great voice really and he sang so well, this song was one of my late Dad's favorites, and mine too.

jmrodas

Sinatra and Riddle must be one of the greatest collaborations in the history of music.

alangranville

This song is so old that Franks sings "and we were so GAY!" mentioning that they were really happy!! xD

Diego_Aracena_Kovacevic

This was on aty Grandpa's birthday party a ago. All I remember is how happy he was that Sinatra was on, and how happy my Great Aunt was singing along to it 😊💙

TheBoomhahaha

I thought you were a baccalà-man, Uncle June, what’re you doin’ eatin’ suushiii? 🤌

Raphael-fndr

I'm 25 Mexican & Always Fw Frank Sinatra Music He was Smooth Af on the Mic had it all Plus Mob Ties in Chicago Living A Legendary Lifestyle Real 🐐 His Tracks are Always Great with a Joint 💯🔥🎧💪🏽💨💨

chibethename

"Get ready for 2 weeks at the happiest place on Earth...

JohnEDoey

I really, really, really like this song. It tells my story. I fell in love South of the border.

rayp

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