Frank Sinatra - 'It Was A Very Good Year' REACTION

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Frank Sinatra - "It Was A Very Good Year"

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[jeffmartin]

And it is all recorded live - imagine how good everyone else in that room had to be in order to be in that orchestra/studio.

[robertgordon]

I started crying when " the Chairman of the board" started to sing about the Autumn of the years. I'm at or near that point now. Thinking of what I messed up. But, I try to put Life into perspective.

[jameshorton]

I've loved that song since, forever. I was 18 yrs old when it came out. And now, I'm in the winter of my years, maybe late fall. It's a song that makes you remember, no matter if you lived it or not. Be 73 tomorrow.

[michaelcurtis]

I was a young black man of 15 when this song first came out. Now I am in the winter of my years, and looking back, they too were very good.
Loved your reaction to this song.

[buzztp]

Older I get the more this song means to me.

[cynthiadepriest]

The voice! The consummate professional. Don't make them like him any longer. Give Summer Wind a spin.

[rockymountainjazzfan]

I would argue that this is Sinatra's finest recording. Sinatra was riding his third wave of popularity when he recorded this in 1965. He could work with the best musicians, orchestrators, and arrangers, Gordon Jenkins leading the orchestra here. "It Was A Very Good Year" is an excellent tune and lyric--perfectly suited to Sinatra's ballad style. Many years ago, a local radio DJ where I lived recounted that he was in the studio control room when this was recorded. At the end of the tune, everyone in the control room immediately knew that Sinatra had "nailed it" and that it would be a big hit--and it was, and still is.

[michaelwalsh]

Sinatra was an absolute perfectionist in the recording studio. He demanded perfect tone and phrasing from himself and the same from his arrangers, musicians, engineers. Graham Nash of Crosby Stills & Nash gave an interview where he said he got into rock music to push aside the music of Sinatra. But years later he watched a documentary of Frank in the recording studio and was in absolute awe of Sinatra's genius and perfectionism.

[truzak]

True story: My mom passed, and I was driving her car, picking up lunch for my wife and me as we began cleaning out her house. I put on the radio for distraction, just to stop thinking. Well, rather than the radio, the CD player came on. It started playing Sinatra's "My Way", which those who know, is an end-of-life reflective song which he recorded toward the end of his career. The song didn't start at the beginning, and I beat myself up to this day because I don't recall which verse he was singing when it started playing. But I know my mom was telling me don't feel bad for her, she lived her life, enjoyed her life, and I needed to do the same. The last advice she gave me - from the other side.

[itscrazyal]

More than half his life was over, and it's "looking back" time, the Autumn of his life, the leaves beginning to fall, and the dead of winter will be approaching.

[shiva]

Frank was the ultimate pro and a true connoisseur of the music. He practiced his singing, he could read musical scores, and he took no BS.

[ciscomoto]

Always been my favourite Sinatra song - it oozes atmosphere and his presence shines through.
Takes me back too.

[jamiekendrick]

Thank you for playing my favorite video of my favorite Frank Sinatra song. It IS jarring to see him go from singing with so much emotion to flipping the switch back to professional singer asking about the recording details like length of song. But he was just that good, to make the listener feel the emotions of the song whether or not he was feeling it himself.

[keithalanbaker]

The older I get (I'm in my 50's) the more this song seems relevant to me and i must confess i cannot watch it without my eyes getting a little bit moist. Written by Ervin Drake I do think it's one of the most beautiful songs ever written.

[ricktassone]

Ol’ Blue Eyes, a real crooner 🎧🎶 35 was the absolute best. India I’m so impressed that you appreciate this artistry. Yes keep Frank

[mariospacagna]

Now you know why "old blue eyes" is known as the chairman of the board, the greatest singer of the 20th century,

[Mertaranta]

This was used in a very good montage scene in The Sopranos.

[tamarazylstra]

Such a wonderful classic singer. I love all of his, he is a singing storyteller.

[michaelloveland]

Old school indeed! This was literally my daddy's music, as he played trumpet with big bands before WW2 and ran restaurants after. The Rat Pack were regulars at all his places, his pals. I came along a bit late to remember meeting some of them, but there were stories. But that, India, is one of the deepest rabbit holes you will ever find, following the Chairman of the Board into all the connections. Do enjoy the songs and acting. Dude was extraordinarily talented, which is how he made it look so danged easy!

[raymondloya]

What a picture of life old blue eyes
Thus is a master piece.