[sinatraphiles] February 19 - THIS DATE IN SINATRA HISTORY

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Studio

1942 Hollywood

PBS072107 Snootie Little Cutie
w/The Pied Pipers & Connie Haines
(Bob Troup)
Music Sales Corp. (ASCAP)
Arranged by Sy Oliver
-1 (3:19) CD: 07863 66353-2 "The Song Is You" 5CD set Vol 3
CD: RCA 9679-2-R
LP: SD 1000
78: 20-20116
78: 27876

PBS072108 Poor You
(from the MGM Film Ship Ahoy)
(E.Y. Harburg/B. Lane)
EMI Feist Catalog Inc. (ASCAP)
Arranged by Axel Stordahl
-1 (2:45) CD: 07863 66353-2 "The Song Is You" 5CD set Vol 4
CD: RCA 2269-2-R
LP: SD 1000
78: 27849

PBS072109 I'll Take Tallulah
w/The Pied Pipers, Jo Stafford & Tommy Dorsey
(from the MGM Film Ship Ahoy)
(E.Y. Harburg/B. Lane)
EMI Feist Catalog Inc. (ASCAP)
Arranged by Sy Oliver
-1 (3:12) CD: 07863 66353-2 "The Song Is You" 5CD set Vol 4
LP: SD 1000
78: 27869

PBS072110 The Last Call For Love
w/The Pipers
(from the MGM Film Ship Ahoy)
(E.Y. Harburg/M. Cummings/B. Lane)
EMI Feist Catalog Inc. (ASCAP)
Arranged by Axel Stordahl
-1 (2:29) CD: 07863 66353-2 "The Song Is You" 5CD set Vol 4
LP: SD 1000
78: 27849

Saxes: Heinie Beau, Don Lodice, Manny Gershman, Bruce Snyder, Fred Stulce; Trumpets: Ziggy Elman, Jimmy Blake, Chuck Peterson,
Al Stearns; Piano: Joe Bushkin; Trombones: George Arus, Dave Jacobs, Jimmy Skiles; Guitar: Clark Yocum; Bass: George Boehm; Drums: Buddy Rich

1963 Hollywood

1823 This Nearly Was Mine
(Richard Rodgers/Oscar Hammerstein II)
Williamson Music Co. (ASCAP)
Arranged & Conducted by Nelson Riddle
(2:45) CD: 46013-2 The Complete Reprise Studio Recordings Disc 5
CD: 1009-2The Concert Sinatra
LP: FS1009The Concert Sinatra

1824 You'll Never Walk Alone
(Richard Rodgers/Oscar Hammerstein II)
Williamson Music Co. (ASCAP)
Arranged & Conducted by Nelson Riddle
(3:06) CD: 46013-2 The Complete Reprise Studio Recordings Disc 5
CD: 1009-2The Concert Sinatra
LP: FS1009The Concert Sinatra

Note: Frank Jr and N. Hefti rushed the master back to Reprise from the Goldwyn Studios and did their own mastering.
They inadvertently cut off a snippet of Riddle's orchestral ending. Frank was not amused. Riddle's orchestra that night had 56 musicians backing Frank.
-- Ed

1825 I Have Dreamed
(Richard Rodgers/Oscar Hammerstein II)
Williamson Music Co. (ASCAP)
Arranged & Conducted by Nelson Riddle
(2:57) CD: 46013-2 The Complete Reprise Studio Recordings Disc 5
CD: 9-26340-2The Reprise Collection
CD: 1009-2The Concert Sinatra
LP: FS1009The Concert Sinatra
45: 20,184

NOTE: Sinatra Scholar Ed O'Brien interviewed some of the musicians who worked on this session.
They marveled at Riddle's arrangement of "I Have Dreamed." The great French horn player Vince DeRosa
mentioned that Riddle wrote a remarkably complicated symphonic chart that never intruded on the vocal
and has great grandeur. Years later Julie Andrews fell in love with the chart and persuaded Riddle to let her use it in her concert appearances.

Ed O'Brien:
Sinatra would eventually sing all but one of the songs recorded for "The Concert Sinatra"
in concert, using the Riddle arrangements. The only one not sung was "This Nearly
Was Mine."

Radio

1944 Your Hit Parade
Network: CBS
Program #457
Time: 9:00-9:45 P.M. (Rebroadcast February 20, 1944 12:00-12:45 A.M.)
Sponsor: Lucky Strike
Script By: Robert Paul Smith
1. No Love No Nothin' (5) - Frank Sinatra
2. Just One Of Those Things - Orchestra
3. For The First Time (6) - Hit Paraders
4. Mairzy Doats (4) - Joan Edwards & Group
5. commercial
6. Wildflower - Orchestra
7. A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening (8) - Frank Sinatra
8. Bye Bye Blues - Orchestra & Hit Paraders
9. Oh What A Beautiful Morning (9) - Joan Edwards
10. station break
11. I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night (7) - Frank Sinatra
12. I Can't Give You Anything But Love Baby - Orchestra
13. commercial
14. Besame Mucho (3) - Joan Edwards
15. My Heart Tells Me (2) - Hit Paraders
16. commercial
17. Shoo Shoo Baby (1) - Frank Sinatra

1945 G.I. Journal
Network: AFRS
Show: #65
M.C.: Edgar Bergen
Guests: Frank Sinatra, The Modernaires, Hildegarde, Roy Rogers, Foy Willing & Riders of the Purple Page
New York Port Of Embarcation Orchestra Conducted By: Harry Sosnick
1. Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby? - The  Modernaires
2. Tico Tico - New York Army Band
3. The Trolley Song - Hildegarde
4. When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold - Roy Rogers
5. Mighty Lak' A Rose - Frank Sinatra

1947 Songs By Sinatra (CBS)
Sponsor: Old Gold Cigarettes
Announcer: Marvin Miller
Orchestra Conducted By: Axel Stordahl
Performers: The Pied Pipers
Note: Sinatra did not appear on this show
Buddy Clark and Peggy Lee subbed for him
--Ed
Emacs!

1949 Your Hit Parade
Network: NBC
Program #715
Time: 9:00-9:30 P.M. (Rebroadcast 9:00-9:30 P.M. PST)
Sponsor: Lucky Strike
1. commercial 1
2. I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm (6) - Frank Sinatra
3. On A Slow Boat To China (7) - Orchestra
4. Buttons And Bows (8) - Eileen Wilson
5. Galway Bay (9) - Frank Sinatra
6. Lavender Blue (4) - Hit Paraders
7. commercial 2
8. Here I'll Stay (10) - Frank Sinatra
9. Say Si Si - Orchestra
10. My Darling, My Darling (5) - Frank Sinatra & Eileen Wilson
11. A Little Bird Told Me (3) - Hit Paraders
12. Far Away Places (2) - Eileen Wilson
13. commercial 3
14. Powder Your Face With Sunshine (1) - Frank Sinatra & Hit Paraders

1954 To Be Perfectly Frank
Network: NBC
Show: 30
Time: 8:15 p.m
Host: Frank Sinatra
1. Should I  w/ Sinatra Symphonette
2. Forever Yours         Vicki Young
3. C'est Si Bon           Stan Freberg
4. Body And Soul (Columbia Recording)
4. This Can't Be Love  w/Sinatra Symphonette

Television

1952 Frank Sinatra Show
Network: CBS
Location: Studio A, Columbia Square Facility, Hollywood, California
Show: 56(in series), 2-20(in season)
Tuesday 8:00 P.M.-9:00 P.M.
Sponsor: sustaining
Orchestra Conducted By: Axel Stordahl
Announcer: Bob Lemond
Producer: David Dare
Executive Producer: Marlo Lewis
Guests: James Mason, Pamela Kellino, Jackie Coogan, Jimmy Boyd
Emacs!

1981 Sinatra Testifies Before Nevada Gaming Commission
Second Day of Questioning. 60 min.

Concerts

1941 John Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland
Wednesday afternoon performance
Tommy Dorsey & Orch.
Frank Sinatra, Connie Haines, Jo Stafford,
Pied Pipers, Buddy Rich, Ziggy Elman, Joe Bushkin,Sy Oliver

1941 Alcazar Ballroom, Baltimore, Maryland
Wednesday evening performance
Tommy Dorsey Orchestra led by Ziggy Elman
Frank Sinatra, Connie Haines, Jo Stafford,
Pied Pipers, Buddy Rich, Ziggy Elman, Joe Bushkin,Sy Oliver

Here is the information from the 2-26-41 Variety.
Emacs!

1942 Hollywood Palladium, California (Dec. 30, 1941 - Feb. 23, 1942)
Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra

1943 Paramount Theatre, New York City (Jan. 27 - Feb 20)
w/Johnny Long & Orchestra

1965 Sands, Las Vegas, Nevada ( February 17 - March 2)
w/Joe E. Lewis

1967 Fontainebleau, Miami Beach, Florida (February 16 - March 1)

1976 Latin Casino, Cherry Hill, New Jersey
First Show
Key Musicians: Al Viola (guitar), Irv Cottler (drums), Gene Cherico (bass), Charles Turner (trumpet), Bill Miller (piano).
Orchestra Conducted By: Bill Miller
1. I've Got You Under My Skin
2. Where Or When
3. The Lady Is A Tramp
4. What's New?
5. Didn't We?
6. Witchcraft
7. My Way
8. monologue
9. Empty Tables
10. I Sing The Songs
11. Let Me Try Again
12. If
13. Send In The Clowns
14. Bad, Bad Leroy Brown
15. My Kind Of Town
Notes: TT 56mins.

1976 Latin Casino, Cherry Hill, New Jersey
Second Show
Key Musicians: Al Viola (guitar), Irv Cottler (drums), Gene Cherico (bass), Charles Turner (trumpet), Bill Miller (piano).
Orchestra Conducted By: Bill Miller
1. I've Got You Under My Skin
2. Where Or When
3. The Lady Is A Tramp
4. What's New?
5. Didn't We?
6. Empty Tables
7. Witchcraft
8. My Way
9. monologue
10. I Sing The Songs
11. Let Me Try Again
12. If
13. Send In The Clowns
14. Bad, Bad Leroy Brown
15. My Kind Of Town
Notes: TT 60mins.

1979 Arie Crown Theater, Chicago, Illinois
Orchestra Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.
1. Night And Day (disco)
2. At Long Last Love
3. The Lady Is A Tramp
4. Someone To Watch Over Me
5. This Is All I Ask
6. There's Something About You
7. medley: The Gal That Got Away / It Never Entered My Mind
8. monologue
9. Where Or When
10. It Was A Very Good Year
11. I've Got The World On A String
12. You And Me
13. My Kind Of Town
14. America The Beautiful

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Extra

1942 Hollywood

PBS072107 Snootie Little Cutie

PBS072109 I'll Take Tallulah

PBS072110 The Last Call For Love

Emacs!

         RCA SESSION SHEET

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1954 To Be Perfectly Frank
Network: NBC
Show: 30
Time: 8:15 p.m
Host: Frank Sinatra

Emacs!

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1963 Hollywood

1823 This Nearly Was Mine

1824 You'll Never Walk Alone

1825 I Have Dreamed

Emacs!

Image result for photos from the concert sinatra sessions

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1982 Palm Springs, California
Desert Museum Dinner
Orchestra Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.

Ed O'Brien:
Mrs Frank Sinatra, Mrs. Leonard Firestone and
Mrs Walter Annenberg were Honorary Chairpersons
for the Palm Springs Desert Museum $1,000 per-person
dinner and concert on February 19, 1982, celebrating the
opening of the museum's new Denney Western Art Wing.
Frank Sinatra introduced Benny Goodman in the museum's
Annenberg Theatre. Mr. Goodman performed with his combo.

Emacs!

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The Desert Sun (Palm Springs, California) · 19 Feb 1982, Fri:
Emacs!

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