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  1. ''Frank Sinatra Sings for Only the Lonely,'' released in the summer of 1958, expanded on the mournful, introspective tone of ''Wee Small Hours'' by adding shadings that were at once jazzier and more operatic. The album, which included his classic recording of ''What's New,'' inspired Linda Ronstadt's hit 1983 album ''What's New,'' which in turn spurred a revival of interest in elegant 50's pop ...

  2. 15. Mai 1998 · Frank Sinatra - as he will always be remembered. The entertainer Frank Sinatra has died in Los Angeles of a heart attack aged 82. His publicist Susan Reynolds said he died in the emergency room of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. Barbara, Sinatra's wife of 20 years, and other family members were with him when he died, she added.

  3. 14. Mai 2013 · Artikel Teilen. „Kämpfe“, sagte Barbara Sinatra am Totenbett ihres Mannes Frank. „Ich verliere“, antwortete Sinatra. am 14. Mai 1998 stirbt der Sänger und Schauspieler an den Folgen ...

  4. 12. Dez. 2014 · Frank Sinatra, the scrawny kid from Hoboken whose magical baritone made generations of lovers swoon and transformed him into an American idol and icon, died last night in Los Angeles. He was 82 ...

  5. 22. Jan. 2020 · Frank Sinatra (December 12, 1915–May 14, 1998), known for his smooth, heartfelt voice during the “crooner-swooner” era, started performing in 1935 as the singer of a four-piece band in Hoboken, New Jersey. Between 1940 and 1943 he recorded 23 top-10 singles and reached the top position of the male-singer polls in Billboard and Downbeat ...

  6. de.wikipedia.org › wiki › My_WayMy Way – Wikipedia

    My Way. My Way (englisch für „Mein Weg, (auf) meine Art und Weise“) ist die englischsprachige Coverversion eines französischen Chansons, die von zahlreichen Künstlern aufgenommen und in der Bearbeitung von Paul Anka, gesungen von Frank Sinatra, am bekanntesten wurde. In dieser Version wurde der Song im Jahr 2000 in die Grammy Hall of ...

  7. 14. Dez. 2015 · The FBI opened a file on him in the 1940s, which eventually grew to over 2,000 pages. Certainly in his first flush of 1940s success, his sharp cheekbones and deep blue eyes were a worry, both to ...