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7bitStudioNONERadio1939 Live Remote: Roseland Ballroom, New York CityThursday
Evening11:30 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.CBS NetworkWABCHarry James & His Orchestra:
Harry on lead trumpet, Jack Schaeffer, ClaudeBrown, Jack Palmer
(trumpets)Russell Brown, Truett Jones, Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Dave
Matthews,Claude Lakey (alto sax)Bill Luther, Drew Page (tenor/baritone sax),
Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent(guitar), Thurman Teague (bass), Mickey Scrima
(drums), Connie Haines, FrankSinatra (vocals)1. Moon Love Frank
Sinatra2. Rhapsody In Blue Harry James 3. All Or Nothing At All
Frank Sinatra4. Japanese Sandman Harry James5. St. Louis Blues
Harry James6. Melancholy Mood Frank Sinatra7.
T'ain't What You Do Connie Haines8. This Is No Dream
Frank Sinatra9. Blue Skies Harry James10. My
Buddy Frank Sinatra11. My Love For You
Harry JamesNote: The songs "Moon Love" & "This Is No Dream" appear on the CD:
HarryJames & His Orchestra Featuring Frank Sinatra No.CK 66377 ("Moon Love"
,"This Is No Dream" , "My Buddy" and "Melancholy Mood" allappear on Masters of
Jazz Volume 8)1940 "The Dorsey Hour"Saturday Location: Hotel Astor Roof, New
York City5:00 - 6:00 p. m.NBC Red Network - WEAF SustainingRemote Engineer:
George MathusAnnouncer: Lyle VanTommy Dorsey & His OrchestraBunny Berigan,
Buddy Rich, Sy Oliver, Joe BushkinFrank Sinatra, Connie Haines, The Pied
Pipers1. I'm Getting Sentimental Over You TD & Orch2. Six Lessons From
Madame La Zonga Connie Haines 3. Wishful Thinking
Frank Sinatra 4. Back Stage At The Ballet (Sy Oliver arg) TD & Orch
5. Medley: a. Believe It Or Not b Falling In Love c. What's The
Difference Frank Sinatra6 .Whispering Frank
Sinatra & Pied Pipers7. Without A Song Frank Sinatra8.
Honeysuckle Rose Connie Haines 9. Rhumboogie Connie
Haines 9. I'll Never Smile Again Frank Sinatra & Pied
Pipers10.Swing High (Sy Oliver arg.) TD & Orch11.At Least A Little In
Love Frank Sinatra 12. Funny Little Pedro Pied Pipers 13.You're
Lonely And I'm Lonely Frank Sinatra14. Sierra Sue
Frank Sinatra15. I Got Rhythm (Sy Oliver arg.) TD & Orch16. Closing
Theme TD & Orch("Whispering" & "Without A Song" appear on
Masters of Jazz Volume 9)Television1981 Luna Park Stadium, Buenos Aires ,
Argentina1. Fly Me To The Moon 2. The Song Is You 3. The Best is Yet To Come 4.
Come Rain Or Come Shine 5. I've Got You Under My Skin 6. Strangers In The Night
7. The Lady Is A Tramp 8. My Kind Of Town9. I Get A Kick Out Of You 10. I've
Got The World On A String 11. These Foolish Things 12. As Time Goes By 13. New
York , New York 14. Pennies From Heaven 15. My WayNotes: Unedited. 100 min.
Sinatra Scholar Ed O'Brien observes that this might be the best example ofjust
how great Sinatra was as a concert performer in the late 70's and early80's.
This concert was in the round and Don Costa opened the show conducting
theorchestra. They played a long Beatles medley and then a Sinatra medley.
Costa wrote both of them. Sinatra was superb from the get-go. He lookedgreat,
sang splendidly, and did a terrific program.Concerts1939 Roseland Ballroom, New
York Harry James and his Orchestra w/Frank Sinatra1940 Hotel Astor, N.Y.C. (May
21 thru August 28)Tommy Dorsey & Orch.Connie Haines, Frank Sinatra, Jo
Stafford,The Pied Pipers, Bunny Berigan, Buddy Rich,Joe Bushkin, Sy Olivernote:
5-21 to 8-28, 14 week run, was the longest engagement ever for theDorsey
band1942 Hippodrome Theatre, Baltimore , Maryland (August 7 - August 12)Tommy
Dorsey and his Orchestra w/Frank Sinatra1951 Riverside Inn & Casino, Reno,
Nevada (9 - 24)Frank Sinatra, McCarthy & Dale, Artini & ConsueloRiverside
Starlets (12)Al Donahue & Orchestra (10)no cover, no minimum1981 Luna Park
Stadium, Buenos Aires, ArgentinaKey Musicians: Charlie Turner (trumpet), Robert
Alexander (trombone), GeneCherico (bass), Irv Cottler (drums), Al Clinton
(tenor sax), Tony Mottola(guitar), Vincent Falcone, jr. (piano).Orchestra
Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.1. Fly Me To The Me 2. The Song Is You 3. The
Best Is Yet To Come 4. Come Rain Or Come Shine 5. I've Got You Under My Skin 6.
Strangers In The Night 7. The Lady Is A Tramp 8. My Kind Of Town 9. I Get
A Kick Out Of You10. I've Got The World On A String11. These Foolish Things12.
As Time Goes By13. New York, New York14. Pennies From Heaven15. My WayNotes: TT
66mins.1982 Chicagofest, Chicago Navy Pier, Chicago, IllinoisOrchestra
Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.1. I've Got The World On A String2. I Get A
Kick Out Of You3. Come Rain Or Come Shine4. When Joanna Loved Me5. The Lady Is
A Tramp6. New York, New York 7. It Had To Be You8. The Best Is Yet To
Come9. medley: The Gal That Got Away / It Never Entered My Mind10. I've Got You
Under My Skin 11. The House I Live In12. My Kind Of TownNotes: TT 52mins.Ed
O'Brien reports that this was a very windy night in Chicago. Sinatrapulled a
crowd estimated to be around 50,000. He didn't disappoint. The reviews of the
concert were outstanding.1984 Sporting Club, Monte Carlo, Monaco Prince Rainier
Red Cross Gala BenefitOrchestra Conducted By: Joe ParnelloOther Performers:
Elton John1. Fly Me To The Moon2. The Lady Is A Tramp3. L.A. Is My Lady4. My
Way5. Pennies From Heaven6. New York, New YorkNote: An excellent video exists
of Sinatra's performance.1991 Riviera, Las Vegas, NevadaOrchestra Conducted By:
Frank Sinatra, Jr.1. Come Fly With Me 2. You Make Me Feel So Young 3. For Once
In My Life 4. Come Rain Or Come Shine 5. Luck Be A Lady 6. I've Got You Under
My Skin 7. Night And Day 8. Where Or When 9. The House I Live In 10. Mack
The Knife 11. Angel Eyes 12. My Way 13. New York, New YorkNotes: TT
70mins.-------------------------------------EXTRA:1982 Chicagofest, Chicago
Navy Pier, Chicago, IllinoisOrchestra Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.UPI
ARCHIVES <https://www.upi.com/Archives/> AUG. 11, 1982Ole Blue eyes wows 'em
by Lake MichiganBy ROBERT KIECKHEFER
<https://www.upi.com/author/Robert-Kieckhefer/> (0) CHICAGO -- An overflow
crowd jammed ChicagoFest, some of them waiting nearly7 hours to get a look at
the man behind the 'Ole Blue Eyes' legend -- FrankSinatra who wowed them with
about an hour of old standbys.'I am a fan like you wouldn't believe,' said
Joyce Simon, 50, who was thefirst person in line before the main gate opened at
4 p.m. Tuesday. 'I wouldgo to the end of the Earth to see Sinatra. Ms. Simon
arrived at 9
a.m.,complete<https://www.upi.com/Archives/1982/08/11/Ole-Blue-eyes-wows-em-by-Lake-Michigan/2543397886400/>
with blanket, pillow and thermos to be sure she wouldget a good look at her
heart throb. 'I saw him when I was in bobby-socks at the Chicago Theater in the
'40s,'said Marilyn Rogoff of Skokie, Ill. 'Oh, that brings a tear to my eye.
Itmakes me feel so old.' Appearing under a neon sign that alternately flashed
'Mayor Byrne's' and'ChicagoFest,' Sinatra drew a roar from the audience when he
put together amedley of 'I Left My Heart in San Francisco,' 'New York, New
York,' and thesong everyone expected to hear -- 'My Kind of Town.' 'We're
really proud to be part of this,' he told the crowd between songs. He then was
whisked into a limousine for a drive to Meigs Field, caught ahelicopter to
O'Hare Airport and left town. Promoters said Sinatra has seldom, if ever, done
fair-type appearances. The crowd filled the 25,000 main stage seats and the
10,000 standing-roomspaces. Many thousands more stood outside the main stage
area, listeningwhen the wind currents drifted Sinatra's voice in their
direction. 'I've always avoided ChicagoFest because of the crowd,' said Linda
Cohen,who moved to Chicago from Des Moines, Iowa, about five years ago. 'But
Ifigured it would be worth it for this.' She said she stood far back in the
crowd, but was satisfied. 'I told my mother I'd be there vicariously for her,'
Ms. Cohen said. Sinatra, wearing a
black<https://www.upi.com/Archives/1982/08/11/Ole-Blue-eyes-wows-em-by-Lake-Michigan/2543397886400/>
suit and white shirt, was greeted with 10,000 whiteballoons passed out by
promoters. The audience was urged to let the balloonsgo when Sinatra walked on
stage but many apparently kept them as souvenirs. note: Sinatra was paid
$235,000 for this performance. Liza Minnelli received$245,000 for two
performances and Tony Bennett was paid $50,000 for one show.C 1997-2021 The
Sinatra ArchiveThis calendar, or any parts thereof, may not be reproduced in
any fashion whatsoever without the prior written permission of the publisher
(The Sinatra Archive)------------------------------From: Vance Adair
<dr.vanceadair@xxxxxxxxx>Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2021 15:20:05 +0100Subject:
[sinatraphiles] Re: August 10 - THIS DATE IN SINATRA HISTORYAnd here���s the
unedited Luna Park performance that includes Costa���sovertures
:https://youtu.be/VLLiK1Ne4vY-VanceOn Tue, 10 Aug 2021 at 14:48, Scott ;
Henderson <scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:> *Studio*>>>>>> *NONE**Radio*>>> *1939
Live Remote: Roseland Ballroom, New York City*Thursday Evening> 11:30 p.m. -
12:00 a.m.> CBS Network> WABC> Harry James & His Orchestra: Harry on lead
trumpet, Jack Schaeffer,> Claude Brown, Jack Palmer (trumpets)> Russell Brown,
Truett Jones, Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Dave Matthews,> Claude Lakey (alto
sax)> Bill Luther, Drew Page (tenor/baritone sax), Jack Gardner (piano), Red>
Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (bass), Mickey Scrima (drums), Connie Haines,>
Frank Sinatra (vocals)> 1. Moon Love Frank Sinatra> 2. Rhapsody In
Blue Harry James> 3. All Or Nothing At All Frank Sinatra> 4.
Japanese Sandman Harry James> 5. St. Louis Blues
Harry James> 6. Melancholy Mood Frank Sinatra> 7. T'ain't What
You Do Connie Haines> 8. This Is No Dream Frank Sinatra>
9. Blue Skies Harry James> 10. My Buddy
Frank Sinatra> 11. My Love For You Harry
James>>>>>>> *Note: The songs "Moon Love" & "This Is No Dream" appear on the
CD: Harry> James & His Orchestra Featuring Frank Sinatra No.CK 66377 ("Moon
Love"> ,"This Is No Dream" , "My Buddy" and "Melancholy Mood" all appear on>
Masters of Jazz Volume 8)*> *1940 "The Dorsey Hour"*Saturday> Location: Hotel
Astor Roof, New York City> 5:00 - 6:00 p. m.> NBC Red Network - WEAF>
Sustaining> Remote Engineer: George Mathus> Announcer: Lyle Van> Tommy
Dorsey & His Orchestra> Bunny Berigan, Buddy Rich, Sy Oliver, Joe Bushkin>
Frank Sinatra, Connie Haines, The Pied Pipers> 1. I'm Getting Sentimental Over
You TD & Orch> 2. Six Lessons From Madame La Zonga Connie Haines> 3.
Wishful Thinking Frank Sinatra> 4. Back Stage
At The Ballet (Sy Oliver arg) TD & Orch> 5. Medley:> a. Believe It Or
Not> b Falling In Love> c. What's The Difference Frank
Sinatra> 6 .Whispering Frank Sinatra & Pied Pipers> 7.
Without A Song Frank Sinatra> 8. Honeysuckle Rose Connie
Haines> 9. Rhumboogie Connie Haines> 9. I'll Never Smile
Again Frank Sinatra & Pied Pipers> 10.Swing High (Sy Oliver arg.)
TD & Orch> 11.At Least A Little In Love Frank Sinatra> 12. Funny Little
Pedro Pied Pipers> 13.You're Lonely And I'm Lonely Frank
Sinatra> 14. Sierra Sue Frank Sinatra> 15. I Got
Rhythm (Sy Oliver arg.) TD & Orch> 16. Closing Theme
TD & Orch>>>>> *("Whispering" & "Without A Song" appear on Masters of Jazz
Volume 9)*> *Television*>>> *1981 Luna Park Stadium, Buenos Aires ,
Argentina*1. Fly Me To The Moon> 2. The Song Is You> 3. The Best is Yet To
Come> 4. Come Rain Or Come Shine> 5. I've Got You Under My Skin> 6. Strangers
In The Night> 7. The Lady Is A Tramp> 8. My Kind Of Town> 9. I Get A Kick Out
Of You> 10. I've Got The World On A String> 11. These Foolish Things> 12. As
Time Goes By> 13. New York , New York> 14. Pennies From Heaven> 15. My Way>
Notes: Unedited. 100 min.>>>>>>>> *Sinatra Scholar Ed O'Brien observes that
this might be the best example> of just how great Sinatra was as a concert
performer in the late 70's and> early 80's. This concert was in the round and
Don Costa opened the show> conducting the orchestra. They played a long Beatles
medley and then a> Sinatra medley. Costa wrote both of them. Sinatra was superb
from the> get-go. He looked great, sang splendidly, and did a terrific
program.*> *Concerts*>>> *1939 Roseland Ballroom, New York *Harry James and his
Orchestra w/Frank> Sinatra>>>> *1940 Hotel Astor, N.Y.C. (May 21 thru August
28)*Tommy Dorsey & Orch.> Connie Haines, Frank Sinatra, Jo Stafford,> The Pied
Pipers, Bunny Berigan, Buddy Rich,> Joe Bushkin, Sy Oliver>>>> *note: 5-21 to
8-28, 14 week run, was the longest engagement ever for the> Dorsey band*>
*1942 Hippodrome Theatre, Baltimore , Maryland (August 7 - August 12)*Tommy>
Dorsey and his Orchestra w/Frank Sinatra>>>> *1951 Riverside Inn & Casino,
Reno, Nevada (9 - 24)*Frank Sinatra,> McCarthy & Dale, Artini & Consuelo>
Riverside Starlets (12)> Al Donahue & Orchestra (10)> no cover, no minimum>>>>
*1981 Luna Park Stadium, Buenos Aires, Argentina*Key Musicians: Charlie> Turner
(trumpet), Robert Alexander (trombone), Gene Cherico (bass), Irv> Cottler
(drums), Al Clinton (tenor sax), Tony Mottola (guitar), Vincent> Falcone, jr.
(piano).> Orchestra Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.> 1. Fly Me To The Me> 2.
The Song Is You> 3. The Best Is Yet To Come> 4. Come Rain Or Come Shine> 5.
I've Got You Under My Skin> 6. Strangers In The Night> 7. The Lady Is A Tramp>
8. My Kind Of Town> 9. I Get A Kick Out Of You> 10. I've Got The World On A
String> 11. These Foolish Things> 12. As Time Goes By> 13. New York, New York>
14. Pennies From Heaven> 15. My Way> Notes: TT 66mins.>>>> *1982 Chicagofest,
Chicago Navy Pier, Chicago, Illinois*Orchestra> Conducted By: Vincent Falcone,
jr.> 1. I've Got The World On A String> 2. I Get A Kick Out Of You> 3. Come
Rain Or Come Shine> 4. When Joanna Loved Me> 5. The Lady Is A Tramp> 6. New
York, New York> 7. It Had To Be You> 8. The Best Is Yet To Come> 9. medley: The
Gal That Got Away / It Never Entered My Mind> 10. I've Got You Under My Skin>
11. The House I Live In> 12. My Kind Of Town> Notes: TT 52mins.>>>>>> *Ed
O'Brien reports that this was a very windy night in Chicago. Sinatra> pulled a
crowd estimated to be around 50,000. He didn't disappoint. The> reviews of the
concert were outstanding.*> *1984 Sporting Club, Monte Carlo, Monaco *Prince
Rainier Red Cross Gala> Benefit> Orchestra Conducted By: Joe Parnello> Other
Performers: Elton John> 1. Fly Me To The Moon> 2. The Lady Is A Tramp> 3. L.A.
Is My Lady> 4. My Way> 5. Pennies From Heaven> 6. New York, New York>>>>>
*Note: An excellent video exists of Sinatra's performance.*> *1991 Riviera,
Las Vegas, Nevada*Orchestra Conducted By: Frank Sinatra,> Jr.> 1. Come Fly With
Me> 2. You Make Me Feel So Young> 3. For Once In My Life> 4. Come Rain Or Come
Shine> 5. Luck Be A Lady> 6. I've Got You Under My Skin> 7. Night And Day> 8.
Where Or When> 9. The House I Live In> 10. Mack The Knife> 11. Angel Eyes> 12.
My Way> 13. New York, New York> Notes: TT 70mins.>>>
------------------------------------->> *EXTRA*>>> *:1982 Chicagofest, Chicago
Navy Pier, Chicago, Illinois*Orchestra> Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.>>
UPI ARCHIVES <https://www.upi.com/Archives/>>>>> AUG. 11, 1982>>> Ole Blue eyes
wows 'em by Lake Michigan>> By>> ROBERT KIECKHEFER
<https://www.upi.com/author/Robert-Kieckhefer/>>> (0)>> CHICAGO -- An overflow
crowd jammed ChicagoFest, some of them waiting> nearly 7 hours to get a look at
the man behind the 'Ole Blue Eyes' legend> -- Frank Sinatra who wowed them with
about an hour of old standbys.>> 'I am a fan like you wouldn't believe,' said
Joyce Simon, 50, who was the> first person in line before the main gate opened
at 4 p.m. Tuesday. 'I> would go to the end of the Earth to see Sinatra. Ms.
Simon arrived at 9> a.m., complete>
<https://www.upi.com/Archives/1982/08/11/Ole-Blue-eyes-wows-em-by-Lake-Michigan/2543397886400/>>
with blanket, pillow and thermos to be sure she would get a good look at> her
heart throb.>> 'I saw him when I was in bobby-socks at the Chicago Theater in
the '40s,'> said Marilyn Rogoff of Skokie, Ill. 'Oh, that brings a tear to my
eye. It> makes me feel so old.'>> Appearing under a neon sign that alternately
flashed 'Mayor Byrne's' and> 'ChicagoFest,' Sinatra drew a roar from the
audience when he put together a> medley of 'I Left My Heart in San Francisco,'
'New York, New York,' and the> song everyone expected to hear -- 'My Kind of
Town.'>> 'We're really proud to be part of this,' he told the crowd between
songs.>> He then was whisked into a limousine for a drive to Meigs Field,
caught a> helicopter to O'Hare Airport and left town.>> Promoters said Sinatra
has seldom, if ever, done fair-type appearances.>> The crowd filled the 25,000
main stage seats and the 10,000 standing-room> spaces. Many thousands more
stood outside the main stage area, listening> when the wind currents drifted
Sinatra's voice in their direction.>> 'I've always avoided ChicagoFest because
of the crowd,' said Linda Cohen,> who moved to Chicago from Des Moines, Iowa,
about five years ago. 'But I> figured it would be worth it for this.'>> She
said she stood far back in the crowd, but was satisfied.>> 'I told my mother
I'd be there vicariously for her,' Ms. Cohen said.>> Sinatra, wearing a black>
<https://www.upi.com/Archives/1982/08/11/Ole-Blue-eyes-wows-em-by-Lake-Michigan/2543397886400/>>
suit and white shirt, was greeted with 10,000 white balloons passed out by>
promoters. The audience was urged to let the balloons go when Sinatra> walked
on stage but many apparently kept them as souvenirs.>> note: Sinatra was paid
$235,000 for this performance. Liza Minnelli> received $245,000 for two
performances and Tony Bennett>> was paid $50,000 for one show.>> �� 1997-2021
The Sinatra Archive> This calendar, or any parts thereof, may not be reproduced
in any fashion> whatsoever without the prior written permission of the
publisher (The> Sinatra Archive)>------------------------------From: Vance
Adair <dr.vanceadair@xxxxxxxxx>Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2021 15:35:36 +0100Subject:
[sinatraphiles] Re: August 10 - THIS DATE IN SINATRA HISTORYBy the way, if you
want to see a masterclass in microphone technique andstagecraft - just watch
and listen to the Lunar Park rendition of The BestIs Yet To Come.-VanceOn Tue,
10 Aug 2021 at 15:20, Vance Adair <dr.vanceadair@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:> And
here���s the unedited Luna Park performance that includes Costa���s> overtures
:>> https://youtu.be/VLLiK1Ne4vY>> -Vance> On Tue, 10 Aug 2021 at 14:48, Scott
Henderson <scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:>>> *Studio*>>>>>>>>>>>>
*NONE**Radio*>>>>>> *1939 Live Remote: Roseland Ballroom, New York
City*Thursday Evening>> 11:30 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.>> CBS Network>> WABC>> Harry
James & His Orchestra: Harry on lead trumpet, Jack Schaeffer,>> Claude Brown,
Jack Palmer (trumpets)>> Russell Brown, Truett Jones, Dalton Rizzotto
(trombone), Dave Matthews,>> Claude Lakey (alto sax)>> Bill Luther, Drew Page
(tenor/baritone sax), Jack Gardner (piano), Red>> Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague
(bass), Mickey Scrima (drums), Connie Haines,>> Frank Sinatra (vocals)>> 1.
Moon Love Frank Sinatra>> 2. Rhapsody In Blue Harry James>>
3. All Or Nothing At All Frank Sinatra>> 4. Japanese Sandman
Harry James>> 5. St. Louis Blues Harry James>> 6.
Melancholy Mood Frank Sinatra>> 7. T'ain't What You Do
Connie Haines>> 8. This Is No Dream Frank Sinatra>> 9. Blue
Skies Harry James>> 10. My Buddy
Frank Sinatra>> 11. My Love For You Harry
James>>>>>>>>>>>>>> *Note: The songs "Moon Love" & "This Is No Dream" appear on
the CD: Harry>> James & His Orchestra Featuring Frank Sinatra No.CK 66377
("Moon Love">> ,"This Is No Dream" , "My Buddy" and "Melancholy Mood" all
appear on>> Masters of Jazz Volume 8)*>> *1940 "The Dorsey Hour"*Saturday>>
Location: Hotel Astor Roof, New York City>> 5:00 - 6:00 p. m.>> NBC Red Network
- WEAF>> Sustaining>> Remote Engineer: George Mathus>> Announcer: Lyle
Van>> Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra>> Bunny Berigan, Buddy Rich, Sy Oliver, Joe
Bushkin>> Frank Sinatra, Connie Haines, The Pied Pipers>> 1. I'm Getting
Sentimental Over You TD & Orch>> 2. Six Lessons From Madame La Zonga
Connie Haines>> 3. Wishful Thinking Frank
Sinatra>> 4. Back Stage At The Ballet (Sy Oliver arg) TD & Orch>> 5.
Medley:>> a. Believe It Or Not>> b Falling In Love>> c. What's The
Difference Frank Sinatra>> 6 .Whispering
Frank Sinatra & Pied Pipers>> 7. Without A Song Frank Sinatra>>
8. Honeysuckle Rose Connie Haines>> 9. Rhumboogie
Connie Haines>> 9. I'll Never Smile Again Frank Sinatra & Pied Pipers>>
10.Swing High (Sy Oliver arg.) TD & Orch>> 11.At Least A Little In Love
Frank Sinatra>> 12. Funny Little Pedro Pied Pipers>> 13.You're
Lonely And I'm Lonely Frank Sinatra>> 14. Sierra Sue
Frank Sinatra>> 15. I Got Rhythm (Sy Oliver arg.) TD & Orch>> 16.
Closing Theme TD & Orch>>>>>>>>>> *("Whispering" &
"Without A Song" appear on Masters of Jazz Volume 9)*>> *Television*>>>>>>
*1981 Luna Park Stadium, Buenos Aires , Argentina*1. Fly Me To The Moon>> 2.
The Song Is You>> 3. The Best is Yet To Come>> 4. Come Rain Or Come Shine>> 5.
I've Got You Under My Skin>> 6. Strangers In The Night>> 7. The Lady Is A
Tramp>> 8. My Kind Of Town>> 9. I Get A Kick Out Of You>> 10. I've Got The
World On A String>> 11. These Foolish Things>> 12. As Time Goes By>> 13. New
York , New York>> 14. Pennies From Heaven>> 15. My Way>> Notes: Unedited. 100
min.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> *Sinatra Scholar Ed O'Brien observes that this might be
the best example>> of just how great Sinatra was as a concert performer in the
late 70's and>> early 80's. This concert was in the round and Don Costa opened
the show>> conducting the orchestra. They played a long Beatles medley and then
a>> Sinatra medley. Costa wrote both of them. Sinatra was superb from the>>
get-go. He looked great, sang splendidly, and did a terrific program.*>>
*Concerts*>>>>>> *1939 Roseland Ballroom, New York *Harry James and his
Orchestra w/Frank>> Sinatra>>>>>>>> *1940 Hotel Astor, N.Y.C. (May 21 thru
August 28)*Tommy Dorsey & Orch.>> Connie Haines, Frank Sinatra, Jo Stafford,>>
The Pied Pipers, Bunny Berigan, Buddy Rich,>> Joe Bushkin, Sy Oliver>>>>>>>>
*note: 5-21 to 8-28, 14 week run, was the longest engagement ever for>> the
Dorsey band*>> *1942 Hippodrome Theatre, Baltimore , Maryland (August 7 -
August 12)*Tommy>> Dorsey and his Orchestra w/Frank Sinatra>>>>>>>> *1951
Riverside Inn & Casino, Reno, Nevada (9 - 24)*Frank Sinatra,>> McCarthy & Dale,
Artini & Consuelo>> Riverside Starlets (12)>> Al Donahue & Orchestra (10)>> no
cover, no minimum>>>>>>>> *1981 Luna Park Stadium, Buenos Aires, Argentina*Key
Musicians: Charlie>> Turner (trumpet), Robert Alexander (trombone), Gene
Cherico (bass), Irv>> Cottler (drums), Al Clinton (tenor sax), Tony Mottola
(guitar), Vincent>> Falcone, jr. (piano).>> Orchestra Conducted By: Vincent
Falcone, jr.>> 1. Fly Me To The Me>> 2. The Song Is You>> 3. The Best Is Yet To
Come>> 4. Come Rain Or Come Shine>> 5. I've Got You Under My Skin>> 6.
Strangers In The Night>> 7. The Lady Is A Tramp>> 8. My Kind Of Town>> 9. I Get
A Kick Out Of You>> 10. I've Got The World On A String>> 11. These Foolish
Things>> 12. As Time Goes By>> 13. New York, New York>> 14. Pennies From
Heaven>> 15. My Way>> Notes: TT 66mins.>>>>>>>> *1982 Chicagofest, Chicago Navy
Pier, Chicago, Illinois*Orchestra>> Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.>> 1.
I've Got The World On A String>> 2. I Get A Kick Out Of You>> 3. Come Rain Or
Come Shine>> 4. When Joanna Loved Me>> 5. The Lady Is A Tramp>> 6. New York,
New York>> 7. It Had To Be You>> 8. The Best Is Yet To Come>> 9. medley: The
Gal That Got Away / It Never Entered My Mind>> 10. I've Got You Under My Skin>>
11. The House I Live In>> 12. My Kind Of Town>> Notes: TT 52mins.>>>>>>>>>>>>
*Ed O'Brien reports that this was a very windy night in Chicago. Sinatra>>
pulled a crowd estimated to be around 50,000. He didn't disappoint. The>>
reviews of the concert were outstanding.*>> *1984 Sporting Club, Monte Carlo,
Monaco *Prince Rainier Red Cross Gala>> Benefit>> Orchestra Conducted By: Joe
Parnello>> Other Performers: Elton John>> 1. Fly Me To The Moon>> 2. The Lady
Is A Tramp>> 3. L.A. Is My Lady>> 4. My Way>> 5. Pennies From Heaven>> 6. New
York, New York>>>>>>>>>> *Note: An excellent video exists of Sinatra's
performance.*>> *1991 Riviera, Las Vegas, Nevada*Orchestra Conducted By: Frank
Sinatra,>> Jr.>> 1. Come Fly With Me>> 2. You Make Me Feel So Young>> 3. For
Once In My Life>> 4. Come Rain Or Come Shine>> 5. Luck Be A Lady>> 6. I've Got
You Under My Skin>> 7. Night And Day>> 8. Where Or When>> 9. The House I Live
In>> 10. Mack The Knife>> 11. Angel Eyes>> 12. My Way>> 13. New York, New
York>> Notes: TT 70mins.>>>>>> ------------------------------------->>>>
*EXTRA*>>>>>> *:1982 Chicagofest, Chicago Navy Pier, Chicago,
Illinois*Orchestra>> Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.>>>> UPI ARCHIVES
<https://www.upi.com/Archives/>>>>>>>>> AUG. 11, 1982>>>>>> Ole Blue eyes wows
'em by Lake Michigan>>>> By>>>> ROBERT KIECKHEFER
<https://www.upi.com/author/Robert-Kieckhefer/>>>>> (0)>>>> CHICAGO -- An
overflow crowd jammed ChicagoFest, some of them waiting>> nearly 7 hours to get
a look at the man behind the 'Ole Blue Eyes' legend>> -- Frank Sinatra who
wowed them with about an hour of old standbys.>>>> 'I am a fan like you
wouldn't believe,' said Joyce Simon, 50, who was the>> first person in line
before the main gate opened at 4 p.m. Tuesday. 'I>> would go to the end of the
Earth to see Sinatra. Ms. Simon arrived at 9>> a.m., complete>>
<https://www.upi.com/Archives/1982/08/11/Ole-Blue-eyes-wows-em-by-Lake-Michigan/2543397886400/>>>
with blanket, pillow and thermos to be sure she would get a good look at>> her
heart throb.>>>> 'I saw him when I was in bobby-socks at the Chicago Theater in
the '40s,'>> said Marilyn Rogoff of Skokie, Ill. 'Oh, that brings a tear to my
eye. It>> makes me feel so old.'>>>> Appearing under a neon sign that
alternately flashed 'Mayor Byrne's' and>> 'ChicagoFest,' Sinatra drew a roar
from the audience when he put together a>> medley of 'I Left My Heart in San
Francisco,' 'New York, New York,' and the>> song everyone expected to hear --
'My Kind of Town.'>>>> 'We're really proud to be part of this,' he told the
crowd between songs.>>>> He then was whisked into a limousine for a drive to
Meigs Field, caught a>> helicopter to O'Hare Airport and left town.>>>>
Promoters said Sinatra has seldom, if ever, done fair-type appearances.>>>> The
crowd filled the 25,000 main stage seats and the 10,000 standing-room>> spaces.
Many thousands more stood outside the main stage area, listening>> when the
wind currents drifted Sinatra's voice in their direction.>>>> 'I've always
avoided ChicagoFest because of the crowd,' said Linda Cohen,>> who moved to
Chicago from Des Moines, Iowa, about five years ago. 'But I>> figured it would
be worth it for this.'>>>> She said she stood far back in the crowd, but was
satisfied.>>>> 'I told my mother I'd be there vicariously for her,' Ms. Cohen
said.>>>> Sinatra, wearing a black>>
<https://www.upi.com/Archives/1982/08/11/Ole-Blue-eyes-wows-em-by-Lake-Michigan/2543397886400/>>>
suit and white shirt, was greeted with 10,000 white balloons passed out by>>
promoters. The audience was urged to let the balloons go when Sinatra>> walked
on stage but many apparently kept them as souvenirs.>>>> note: Sinatra was paid
$235,000 for this performance. Liza Minnelli>> received $245,000 for two
performances and Tony Bennett>>>> was paid $50,000 for one show.>>>> ��
1997-2021 The Sinatra Archive>> This calendar, or any parts thereof, may not be
reproduced in any fashion>> whatsoever without the prior written permission of
the publisher (The>> Sinatra Archive)>>>------------------------------Date:
Tue, 10 Aug 2021 15:28:59 +0000 (UTC)From: "eob101"
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> (Redacted sender "eob101" forSubject:
[sinatraphiles] Re: August 10 - THIS DATE IN SINATRA HISTORY-----Original
Message-----From: Vance Adair <dr.vanceadair@xxxxxxxxx>To:
sinatraphiles@freelists.orgSubject: [sinatraphiles] Re: August 10 - THIS DATE
IN SINATRA HISTORYBy the way, if you want to see a masterclass in microphone
technique and stagecraft - just watch and listen to the Lunar Park rendition of
The Best Is Yet To Come.��-Vance�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� How about "These
Foolish Things?" You would think he was in your living room.EdOn Tue, 10 Aug
2021 at 15:20, Vance Adair <dr.vanceadair@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:And here���s the
unedited Luna Park performance that includes Costa���s overtures
:��https://youtu.be/VLLiK1Ne4vY-VanceOn Tue, 10 Aug 2021 at 14:48, Scott ;
Henderson <scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:StudioNONERadio1939 Live Remote:
Roseland Ballroom, New York CityThursday�� Evening11:30 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.CBS
NetworkWABCHarry James &�� His Orchestra: Harry on lead trumpet, Jack
Schaeffer, Claude Brown, Jack Palmer (trumpets)Russell Brown, Truett Jones,
Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Dave Matthews, Claude Lakey (alto sax)Bill Luther,
Drew Page (tenor/baritone sax), Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar),
Thurman Teague (bass), Mickey Scrima (drums), Connie Haines, Frank Sinatra
(vocals)1.�� Moon Love���������� ����������Frank Sinatra2.�� Rhapsody In
Blue�������������� Harry James 3.�� All Or Nothing At All���������� Frank
Sinatra4.�� Japanese Sandman���������������������� Harry James5.�� St. Louis
Blues���������������������������������������� Harry James6.�� Melancholy
Mood������������������������ Frank Sinatra7.�� T'ain't What You
Do���������������� Connie Haines8.�� This Is No Dream��������������������������
Frank Sinatra9.�� Blue
Skies�������������������������������������������������������� Harry James10.��
My Buddy������������������������������������������������������ Frank Sinatra11.
My Love For You������������������������ Harry JamesNote: The songs "Moon Love"
& "This Is No Dream" appear on the CD: Harry James & His Orchestra Featuring
Frank Sinatra No.CK 66377 ("Moon Love" ,"This Is No Dream" , "My Buddy" and
"Melancholy Mood" all appear on Masters of Jazz Volume 8)1940 "The Dorsey
Hour"Saturday Location: Hotel Astor Roof, New York City5:00 - 6:00 p. m.NBC Red
Network - WEAF SustainingRemote Engineer:���� George MathusAnnouncer:������
Lyle VanTommy Dorsey & His OrchestraBunny Berigan, Buddy Rich, Sy Oliver, Joe
BushkinFrank Sinatra, Connie Haines, The Pied Pipers1. I'm Getting Sentimental
Over You�������������� TD & Orch2. Six Lessons From Madame La Zonga������
Connie Haines 3. Wishful
Thinking������������������������������������������������������������������
Frank Sinatra�� 4. Back Stage At The Ballet (Sy Oliver arg)������ TD & Orch 5.
Medley: ���� a. Believe It Or Not ���� b�� Falling In Love ���� c. What's The
Difference������������������������������ Frank Sinatra6
.Whispering������������������������������������������ Frank Sinatra & Pied
Pipers7. Without A Song���������������������������� Frank Sinatra8. Honeysuckle
Rose������������������ Connie Haines 9.
Rhumboogie������������������������������������ Connie Haines�������������� 9.
I'll Never Smile Again������������ Frank Sinatra & Pied Pipers10.Swing High (Sy
Oliver arg.)������������ TD & Orch11.At Least A Little In Love�������� Frank
Sinatra 12. Funny Little Pedro���������������������� Pied Pipers 13.You're
Lonely And I'm Lonely������������ Frank Sinatra14. Sierra
Sue���������������������������������������������������� Frank Sinatra15. I Got
Rhythm (Sy Oliver arg.)���������� TD & Orch16. Closing
Theme������������������������������������������ TD & Orch("Whispering" &
"Without A Song" appear on Masters of Jazz Volume 9)Television1981 Luna Park
Stadium, Buenos Aires , Argentina1. Fly Me To The Moon 2. The Song Is You 3.
The Best is Yet To Come 4. Come Rain Or Come Shine 5. I've Got You Under My
Skin 6. Strangers In The Night 7. The Lady Is A Tramp 8. My Kind Of Town9. I
Get A Kick Out Of You 10. I've Got The World On A String 11. These Foolish
Things 12. As Time Goes By 13. New York , New York 14. Pennies From Heaven 15.
My WayNotes: Unedited. 100 min. Sinatra Scholar Ed O'Brien observes that this
might be the best example of just how great Sinatra was as a concert performer
in the late 70's and early 80's. This concert was in the round and Don Costa
opened the show conducting the orchestra. They played a long Beatles medley and
then a Sinatra medley. Costa wrote both of them. Sinatra was superb from the
get-go. He looked great, sang splendidly, and did a terrific
program.Concerts1939 Roseland Ballroom, New York Harry James and his Orchestra
w/Frank Sinatra1940 Hotel Astor, N.Y.C. (May 21 thru August 28)Tommy Dorsey &
Orch.Connie Haines, Frank Sinatra, Jo Stafford,The Pied Pipers, Bunny Berigan,
Buddy Rich,Joe Bushkin, Sy Olivernote: 5-21 to 8-28, 14 week run,�� was the
longest engagement ever for the Dorsey band1942 Hippodrome Theatre, Baltimore ,
Maryland (August 7 - August 12)Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra w/Frank
Sinatra1951 Riverside Inn & Casino, Reno, Nevada (9 - 24)Frank Sinatra,
McCarthy & Dale, Artini & ConsueloRiverside Starlets (12)Al Donahue & Orchestra
(10)no cover, no minimum1981 Luna Park Stadium, Buenos Aires, ArgentinaKey
Musicians: Charlie Turner (trumpet), Robert Alexander (trombone), Gene Cherico
(bass),�� Irv Cottler (drums), Al Clinton (tenor sax), Tony Mottola (guitar),
Vincent Falcone, jr. (piano).Orchestra Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.1. Fly
Me To The Me 2. The Song Is You 3. The Best Is Yet To Come 4. Come Rain Or Come
Shine 5. I've Got You Under My Skin 6. Strangers In The Night 7. The Lady Is A
Tramp 8. My Kind Of Town���������� 9. I Get A Kick Out Of You10. I've Got The
World On A String11. These Foolish Things12. As Time Goes By13. New York, New
York14. Pennies From Heaven15. My WayNotes: TT 66mins.1982 Chicagofest, Chicago
Navy Pier, Chicago, IllinoisOrchestra Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.1. I've
Got The World On A String2. I Get A Kick Out Of You3. Come Rain Or Come Shine4.
When Joanna Loved Me5. The Lady Is A Tramp6. New York, New York���������� 7. It
Had To Be You8. The Best Is Yet To Come9. medley: The Gal That Got Away / It
Never Entered My Mind10. I've Got You Under My Skin 11. The House I Live In12.
My Kind Of TownNotes: TT 52mins.Ed O'Brien reports that this was a very windy
night in Chicago. Sinatra pulled a crowd estimated to be around 50,000. He
didn't disappoint. The reviews of the concert were outstanding.1984 Sporting
Club, Monte Carlo, Monaco Prince Rainier Red Cross Gala BenefitOrchestra
Conducted By: Joe ParnelloOther Performers: Elton John1. Fly Me To The Moon2.
The Lady Is A Tramp3. L.A. Is My Lady4. My Way5. Pennies From Heaven6. New
York, New YorkNote:�� An excellent video exists of Sinatra's performance.1991
Riviera, Las Vegas, NevadaOrchestra Conducted By: Frank Sinatra, Jr.1. Come Fly
With Me�� 2. You Make Me Feel So Young 3. For Once In My Life�� 4. Come Rain Or
Come Shine 5. Luck Be A Lady 6. I've Got You Under My Skin�� 7. Night And
Day���������� 8. Where Or When 9. The House I Live In 10. Mack The Knife 11.
Angel Eyes 12. My Way�� 13. New York, New YorkNotes: TT
70mins.-------------------------------------EXTRA:1982 Chicagofest, Chicago
Navy Pier, Chicago, IllinoisOrchestra Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.UPI
ARCHIVES �� AUG. 11, 1982Ole Blue eyes wows 'em by Lake MichiganBy ROBERT
KIECKHEFER ��(0) CHICAGO -- An overflow crowd jammed ChicagoFest, some of them
waiting nearly 7 hours to get a look at the man behind the 'Ole Blue Eyes'
legend -- Frank Sinatra who wowed them with about an hour of old standbys.'I am
a fan like you wouldn't believe,' said Joyce Simon, 50, who was the first
person in line before the main gate opened at 4 p.m. Tuesday. 'I would go to
the end of the Earth to see Sinatra. Ms. Simon arrived at 9 a.m., complete with
blanket, pillow and thermos to be sure she would get a good look at her heart
throb. 'I saw him when I was in bobby-socks at the Chicago Theater in the
'40s,' said Marilyn Rogoff of Skokie, Ill. 'Oh, that brings a tear to my eye.
It makes me feel so old.' Appearing under a neon sign that alternately flashed
'Mayor Byrne's' and 'ChicagoFest,' Sinatra drew a roar from the audience when
he put together a medley of 'I Left My Heart in San Francisco,' 'New York, New
York,' and the song everyone expected to hear -- 'My Kind of Town.' 'We're
really proud to be part of this,' he told the crowd between songs. He then was
whisked into a limousine for a drive to Meigs Field, caught a helicopter to
O'Hare Airport and left town. Promoters said Sinatra has seldom, if ever, done
fair-type appearances. The crowd filled the 25,000 main stage seats and the
10,000 standing-room spaces. Many thousands more stood outside the main stage
area, listening when the wind currents drifted Sinatra's voice in their
direction. 'I've always avoided ChicagoFest because of the crowd,' said Linda
Cohen, who moved to Chicago from Des Moines, Iowa, about five years ago. 'But I
figured it would be worth it for this.' She said she stood far back in the
crowd, but was satisfied. 'I told my mother I'd be there vicariously for her,'
Ms. Cohen said. Sinatra, wearing a black suit and white shirt, was greeted with
10,000 white balloons passed out by promoters. The audience was urged to let
the balloons go when Sinatra walked on stage but m any apparently kept them as
souvenirs. note: Sinatra was paid $235,000 for this performance. Liza Minnelli
received $245,000 for two performances and Tony Bennett was paid $50,000 for
one show.�� 1997-2021 The Sinatra ArchiveThis calendar, or any parts thereof,
may not be reproduced in any fashion whatsoever without the prior written
permission of the publisher (The Sinatra
Archive)------------------------------From: Vance Adair
<dr.vanceadair@xxxxxxxxx>Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2021 18:01:54 +0100Subject:
[sinatraphiles] Re: August 10 - THIS DATE IN SINATRA HISTORYHi Ed,Oh yes
indeed. Such a tender performance of this song, and some greattechnical skills
on display too: the glissando going into the bridge andthe still beautifully
resonant low note on the last line.Captivating stuff.-VanceOn Tue, 10 Aug 2021
at 16:29, eob101 <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:>>>> -----Original
Message-----> From: Vance Adair <dr.vanceadair@xxxxxxxxx>> To:
sinatraphiles@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [sinatraphiles] Re: August 10 - THIS DATE
IN SINATRA HISTORY>> By the way, if you want to see a masterclass in microphone
technique and> stagecraft - just watch and listen to the Lunar Park rendition
of The Best> Is Yet To Come.>> -Vance> How about "These Foolish
Things?" You would think he was> in your living room.> Ed>>> On Tue, 10 Aug
2021 at 15:20, Vance Adair <dr.vanceadair@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:>> And here���s the
unedited Luna Park performance that includes Costa���s> overtures :>>
https://youtu.be/VLLiK1Ne4vY>> -Vance> On Tue, 10 Aug 2021 at 14:48, Scott
Henderson <scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:>> *Studio*>>>>>> *NONE**Radio*>>>
*1939 Live Remote: Roseland Ballroom, New York City*Thursday Evening> 11:30
p.m. - 12:00 a.m.> CBS Network> WABC> Harry James & His Orchestra: Harry on
lead trumpet, Jack Schaeffer,> Claude Brown, Jack Palmer (trumpets)> Russell
Brown, Truett Jones, Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Dave Matthews,> Claude Lakey
(alto sax)> Bill Luther, Drew Page (tenor/baritone sax), Jack Gardner (piano),
Red> Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (bass), Mickey Scrima (drums), Connie
Haines,> Frank Sinatra (vocals)> 1. Moon Love Frank Sinatra> 2.
Rhapsody In Blue Harry James> 3. All Or Nothing At All Frank
Sinatra> 4. Japanese Sandman Harry James> 5. St. Louis Blues
Harry James> 6. Melancholy Mood Frank Sinatra> 7.
T'ain't What You Do Connie Haines> 8. This Is No Dream
Frank Sinatra> 9. Blue Skies Harry James> 10. My
Buddy Frank Sinatra> 11. My Love For You
Harry James>>>>>>> *Note: The songs "Moon Love" & "This Is No Dream" appear on
the CD: Harry> James & His Orchestra Featuring Frank Sinatra No.CK 66377 ("Moon
Love"> ,"This Is No Dream" , "My Buddy" and "Melancholy Mood" all appear on>
Masters of Jazz Volume 8)*> *1940 "The Dorsey Hour"*Saturday> Location: Hotel
Astor Roof, New York City> 5:00 - 6:00 p. m.> NBC Red Network - WEAF>
Sustaining> Remote Engineer: George Mathus> Announcer: Lyle Van> Tommy
Dorsey & His Orchestra> Bunny Berigan, Buddy Rich, Sy Oliver, Joe Bushkin>
Frank Sinatra, Connie Haines, The Pied Pipers> 1. I'm Getting Sentimental Over
You TD & Orch> 2. Six Lessons From Madame La Zonga Connie Haines> 3.
Wishful Thinking Frank Sinatra> 4. Back Stage
At The Ballet (Sy Oliver arg) TD & Orch> 5. Medley:> a. Believe It Or
Not> b Falling In Love> c. What's The Difference Frank
Sinatra> 6 .Whispering Frank Sinatra & Pied Pipers> 7.
Without A Song Frank Sinatra> 8. Honeysuckle Rose Connie
Haines> 9. Rhumboogie Connie Haines> 9. I'll Never Smile
Again Frank Sinatra & Pied Pipers> 10.Swing High (Sy Oliver arg.)
TD & Orch> 11.At Least A Little In Love Frank Sinatra> 12. Funny Little
Pedro Pied Pipers> 13.You're Lonely And I'm Lonely Frank
Sinatra> 14. Sierra Sue Frank Sinatra> 15. I Got
Rhythm (Sy Oliver arg.) TD & Orch> 16. Closing Theme
TD & Orch>>>>> *("Whispering" & "Without A Song" appear on Masters of Jazz
Volume 9)*> *Television*>>> *1981 Luna Park Stadium, Buenos Aires ,
Argentina*1. Fly Me To The Moon> 2. The Song Is You> 3. The Best is Yet To
Come> 4. Come Rain Or Come Shine> 5. I've Got You Under My Skin> 6. Strangers
In The Night> 7. The Lady Is A Tramp> 8. My Kind Of Town> 9. I Get A Kick Out
Of You> 10. I've Got The World On A String> 11. These Foolish Things> 12. As
Time Goes By> 13. New York , New York> 14. Pennies From Heaven> 15. My Way>
Notes: Unedited. 100 min.>>>>>>>> *Sinatra Scholar Ed O'Brien observes that
this might be the best example> of just how great Sinatra was as a concert
performer in the late 70's and> early 80's. This concert was in the round and
Don Costa opened the show> conducting the orchestra. They played a long Beatles
medley and then a> Sinatra medley. Costa wrote both of them. Sinatra was superb
from the> get-go. He looked great, sang splendidly, and did a terrific
program.*> *Concerts*>>> *1939 Roseland Ballroom, New York *Harry James and his
Orchestra w/Frank> Sinatra>>>> *1940 Hotel Astor, N.Y.C. (May 21 thru August
28)*Tommy Dorsey & Orch.> Connie Haines, Frank Sinatra, Jo Stafford,> The Pied
Pipers, Bunny Berigan, Buddy Rich,> Joe Bushkin, Sy Oliver>>>> *note: 5-21 to
8-28, 14 week run, was the longest engagement ever for the> Dorsey band*>
*1942 Hippodrome Theatre, Baltimore , Maryland (August 7 - August 12)*Tommy>
Dorsey and his Orchestra w/Frank Sinatra>>>> *1951 Riverside Inn & Casino,
Reno, Nevada (9 - 24)*Frank Sinatra,> McCarthy & Dale, Artini & Consuelo>
Riverside Starlets (12)> Al Donahue & Orchestra (10)> no cover, no minimum>>>>
*1981 Luna Park Stadium, Buenos Aires, Argentina*Key Musicians: Charlie> Turner
(trumpet), Robert Alexander (trombone), Gene Cherico (bass), Irv> Cottler
(drums), Al Clinton (tenor sax), Tony Mottola (guitar), Vincent> Falcone, jr.
(piano).> Orchestra Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.> 1. Fly Me To The Me> 2.
The Song Is You> 3. The Best Is Yet To Come> 4. Come Rain Or Come Shine> 5.
I've Got You Under My Skin> 6. Strangers In The Night> 7. The Lady Is A Tramp>
8. My Kind Of Town> 9. I Get A Kick Out Of You> 10. I've Got The World On A
String> 11. These Foolish Things> 12. As Time Goes By> 13. New York, New York>
14. Pennies From Heaven> 15. My Way> Notes: TT 66mins.>>>> *1982 Chicagofest,
Chicago Navy Pier, Chicago, Illinois*Orchestra> Conducted By: Vincent Falcone,
jr.> 1. I've Got The World On A String> 2. I Get A Kick Out Of You> 3. Come
Rain Or Come Shine> 4. When Joanna Loved Me> 5. The Lady Is A Tramp> 6. New
York, New York> 7. It Had To Be You> 8. The Best Is Yet To Come> 9. medley: The
Gal That Got Away / It Never Entered My Mind> 10. I've Got You Under My Skin>
11. The House I Live In> 12. My Kind Of Town> Notes: TT 52mins.>>>>>> *Ed
O'Brien reports that this was a very windy night in Chicago. Sinatra> pulled a
crowd estimated to be around 50,000. He didn't disappoint. The> reviews of the
concert were outstanding.*> *1984 Sporting Club, Monte Carlo, Monaco *Prince
Rainier Red Cross Gala> Benefit> Orchestra Conducted By: Joe Parnello> Other
Performers: Elton John> 1. Fly Me To The Moon> 2. The Lady Is A Tramp> 3. L.A.
Is My Lady> 4. My Way> 5. Pennies From Heaven> 6. New York, New York>>>>>
*Note: An excellent video exists of Sinatra's performance.*> *1991 Riviera,
Las Vegas, Nevada*Orchestra Conducted By: Frank Sinatra,> Jr.> 1. Come Fly With
Me> 2. You Make Me Feel So Young> 3. For Once In My Life> 4. Come Rain Or Come
Shine> 5. Luck Be A Lady> 6. I've Got You Under My Skin> 7. Night And Day> 8.
Where Or When> 9. The House I Live In> 10. Mack The Knife> 11. Angel Eyes> 12.
My Way> 13. New York, New York> Notes: TT 70mins.>>>
------------------------------------->> *EXTRA*>>> *:1982 Chicagofest, Chicago
Navy Pier, Chicago, Illinois*Orchestra> Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.> UPI
ARCHIVES <https://www.upi.com/Archives/>>> AUG. 11, 1982>>> Ole Blue eyes wows
'em by Lake Michigan> By> ROBERT KIECKHEFER
<https://www.upi.com/author/Robert-Kieckhefer/>> (0)> CHICAGO -- An overflow
crowd jammed ChicagoFest, some of them waiting> nearly 7 hours to get a look at
the man behind the 'Ole Blue Eyes' legend> -- Frank Sinatra who wowed them with
about an hour of old standbys.> 'I am a fan like you wouldn't believe,' said
Joyce Simon, 50, who was the> first person in line before the main gate opened
at 4 p.m. Tuesday. 'I> would go to the end of the Earth to see Sinatra. Ms.
Simon arrived at 9> a.m., complete>
<https://www.upi.com/Archives/1982/08/11/Ole-Blue-eyes-wows-em-by-Lake-Michigan/2543397886400/>>
with blanket, pillow and thermos to be sure she would get a good look at> her
heart throb.> 'I saw him when I was in bobby-socks at the Chicago Theater in
the '40s,'> said Marilyn Rogoff of Skokie, Ill. 'Oh, that brings a tear to my
eye. It> makes me feel so old.'> Appearing under a neon sign that alternately
flashed 'Mayor Byrne's' and> 'ChicagoFest,' Sinatra drew a roar from the
audience when he put together a> medley of 'I Left My Heart in San Francisco,'
'New York, New York,' and the> song everyone expected to hear -- 'My Kind of
Town.'> 'We're really proud to be part of this,' he told the crowd between
songs.> He then was whisked into a limousine for a drive to Meigs Field, caught
a> helicopter to O'Hare Airport and left town.> Promoters said Sinatra has
seldom, if ever, done fair-type appearances.> The crowd filled the 25,000 main
stage seats and the 10,000 standing-room> spaces. Many thousands more stood
outside the main stage area, listening> when the wind currents drifted
Sinatra's voice in their direction.> 'I've always avoided ChicagoFest because
of the crowd,' said Linda Cohen,> who moved to Chicago from Des Moines, Iowa,
about five years ago. 'But I> figured it would be worth it for this.'> She said
she stood far back in the crowd, but was satisfied.> 'I told my mother I'd be
there vicariously for her,' Ms. Cohen said.> Sinatra, wearing a black>
<https://www.upi.com/Archives/1982/08/11/Ole-Blue-eyes-wows-em-by-Lake-Michigan/2543397886400/>>
suit and white shirt, was greeted with 10,000 white balloons passed out by>
promoters. The audience was urged to let the balloons go when Sinatra> walked
on stage but many apparently kept them as souvenirs.> note: Sinatra was paid
$235,000 for this performance. Liza Minnelli> received $245,000 for two
performances and Tony Bennett> was paid $50,000 for one show.> �� 1997-2021 The
Sinatra Archive> This calendar, or any parts thereof, may not be reproduced in
any fashion> whatsoever without the prior written permission of the publisher
(The> Sinatra Archive)>>------------------------------Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2021
17:21:43 +0000 (UTC)From: "eob101" <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> (Redacted
sender "eob101" forSubject: [sinatraphiles] Re: August 10 - THIS DATE IN
SINATRA HISTORYHi Ed,Oh yes indeed. Such a tender performance of this song, and
some great technical skills on display too: the ��glissando going into the
bridge and the still beautifully resonant low note on the last
line.��Captivating stuff.��-Vance�� �� �� �� �� �� ��And the way he maneuvers
the chair. The confidence he exudes creates a sense ofintimacy in a very large
arena. The majestic artfulness -- so much a part of his singing -
was��simply��stunning.EdOn Tue, 10 Aug 2021 at 16:29, eob101
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:-----Original Message-----From: Vance Adair
<dr.vanceadair@xxxxxxxxx>To: sinatraphiles@freelists.orgSubject:
[sinatraphiles] Re: August 10 - THIS DATE IN SINATRA HISTORYBy the way, if you
want to see a masterclass in microphone technique and stagecraft - just watch
and listen to the Lunar Park rendition of The Best Is Yet To Come.��-Vance�� ��
�� �� �� �� �� �� How about "These Foolish Things?" You would think he was in
your living room.EdOn Tue, 10 Aug 2021 at 15:20, Vance Adair
<dr.vanceadair@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:And here���s the unedited Luna Park performance
that includes Costa���s overtures :��https://youtu.be/VLLiK1Ne4vY-VanceOn Tue, ;
10 Aug 2021 at 14:48, Scott Henderson <scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:StudioNONERadio1939 Live Remote: Roseland Ballroom, New York
CityThursday�� Evening11:30 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.CBS NetworkWABCHarry James &�� His
Orchestra: Harry on lead trumpet, Jack Schaeffer, Claude Brown, Jack Palmer
(trumpets)Russell Brown, Truett Jones, Dalton Rizzotto (trombone), Dave
Matthews, Claude Lakey (alto sax)Bill Luther, Drew Page (tenor/baritone sax),
Jack Gardner (piano), Red Kent (guitar), Thurman Teague (bass), Mickey Scrima
(drums), Connie Haines, Frank Sinatra (vocals)1.�� Moon Love����������
����������Frank Sinatra2.�� Rhapsody In Blue�������������� Harry James 3.�� All
Or Nothing At All���������� Frank Sinatra4.�� Japanese
Sandman���������������������� Harry James5.�� St. Louis
Blues���������������������������������������� Harry James6.�� Melancholy
Mood������������������������ Frank Sinatra7.�� T'ain't What You
Do���������������� Connie Haines8.�� This Is No Dream��������������������������
Frank Sinatra9.�� Blue
Skies�������������������������������������������������������� Harry James10.��
My Buddy������������������������������������������������������ Frank Sinatra11.
My Love For You������������������������ Harry JamesNote: The songs "Moon Love"
& "This Is No Dream" appear on the CD: Harry James & His Orchestra Featuring
Frank Sinatra No.CK 66377 ("Moon Love" ,"This Is No Dream" , "My Buddy" and
"Melancholy Mood" all appear on Masters of Jazz Volume 8)1940 "The Dorsey
Hour"Saturday Location: Hotel Astor Roof, New York City5:00 - 6:00 p. m.NBC Red
Network - WEAF SustainingRemote Engineer:���� George MathusAnnouncer:������
Lyle VanTommy Dorsey & His OrchestraBunny Berigan, Buddy Rich, Sy Oliver, Joe
BushkinFrank Sinatra, Connie Haines, The Pied Pipers1. I'm Getting Sentimental
Over You�������������� TD & Orch2. Six Lessons From Madame La Zonga������
Connie Haines 3. Wishful
Thinking������������������������������������������������������������������
Frank Sinatra�� 4. Back Stage At The Ballet (Sy Oliver arg)������ TD & Orch 5.
Medley: ���� a. Believe It Or Not ���� b�� Falling In Love ���� c. What's The
Difference������������������������������ Frank Sinatra6
.Whispering������������������������������������������ Frank Sinatra & Pied
Pipers7. Without A Song���������������������������� Frank Sinatra8. Honeysuckle
Rose������������������ Connie Haines 9.
Rhumboogie������������������������������������ Connie Haines�������������� 9.
I'll Never Smile Again������������ Frank Sinatra & Pied Pipers10.Swing High (Sy
Oliver arg.)������������ TD & Orch11.At Least A Little In Love�������� Frank
Sinatra 12. Funny Little Pedro���������������������� Pied Pipers 13.You're
Lonely And I'm Lonely������������ Frank Sinatra14. Sierra
Sue���������������������������������������������������� Frank Sinatra15. I Got
Rhythm (Sy Oliver arg.)���������� TD & Orch16. Closing
Theme������������������������������������������ TD & Orch("Whispering" &
"Without A Song" appear on Masters of Jazz Volume 9)Television1981 Luna Park
Stadium, Buenos Aires , Argentina1. Fly Me To The Moon 2. The Song Is You 3.
The Best is Yet To Come 4. Come Rain Or Come Shine 5. I've Got You Under My
Skin 6. Strangers In The Night 7. The Lady Is A Tramp 8. My Kind Of Town9. I
Get A Kick Out Of You 10. I've Got The World On A String 11. These Foolish
Things 12. As Time Goes By 13. New York , New York 14. Pennies From Heaven 15.
My WayNotes: Unedited. 100 min. Sinatra Scholar Ed O'Brien observes that this
might be the best example of just how great Sinatra was as a concert performer
in the late 70's and early 80's. This concert was in the round and Don Costa
opened the show conducting the orchestra. They played a long Beatles medley and
then a Sinatra medley. Costa wrote both of them. Sinatra was superb from the
get-go. He looked great, sang splendidly, and did a terrific
program.Concerts1939 Roseland Ballroom, New York Harry James and his Orchestra
w/Frank Sinatra1940 Hotel Astor, N.Y.C. (May 21 thru August 28)Tommy Dorsey &
Orch.Connie Haines, Frank Sinatra, Jo Stafford,The Pied Pipers, Bunny Berigan,
Buddy Rich,Joe Bushkin, Sy Olivernote: 5-21 to 8-28, 14 week run,�� was the
longest engagement ever for the Dorsey band1942 Hippodrome Theatre, Baltimore ,
Maryland (August 7 - August 12)Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra w/Frank
Sinatra1951 Riverside Inn & Casino, Reno, Nevada (9 - 24)Frank Sinatra,
McCarthy & Dale, Artini & ConsueloRiverside Starlets (12)Al Donahue & Orchestra
(10)no cover, no minimum1981 Luna Park Stadium, Buenos Aires, ArgentinaKey
Musicians: Charlie Turner (trumpet), Robert Alexander (trombone), Gene Cherico
(bass),�� Irv Cottler (drums), Al Clinton (tenor sax), Tony Mottola (guitar),
Vincent Falcone, jr. (piano).Orchestra Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.1. Fly
Me To The Me 2. The Song Is You 3. The Best Is Yet To Come 4. Come Rain Or Come
Shine 5. I've Got You Under My Skin 6. Strangers In The Night 7. The Lady Is A
Tramp 8. My Kind Of Town���������� 9. I Get A Kick Out Of You10. I've Got The
World On A String11. These Foolish Things12. As Time Goes By13. New York, New
York14. Pennies From Heaven15. My WayNotes: TT 66mins.1982 Chicagofest, Chicago
Navy Pier, Chicago, IllinoisOrchestra Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.1. I've
Got The World On A String2. I Get A Kick Out Of You3. Come Rain Or Come Shine4.
When Joanna Loved Me5. The Lady Is A Tramp6. New York, New York���������� 7. It
Had To Be You8. The Best Is Yet To Come9. medley: The Gal That Got Away / It
Never Entered My Mind10. I've Got You Under My Skin 11. The House I Live In12.
My Kind Of TownNotes: TT 52mins.Ed O'Brien reports that this was a very windy
night in Chicago. Sinatra pulled a crowd estimated to be around 50,000. He
didn't disappoint. The reviews of the concert were outstanding.1984 Sporting
Club, Monte Carlo, Monaco Prince Rainier Red Cross Gala BenefitOrchestra
Conducted By: Joe ParnelloOther Performers: Elton John1. Fly Me To The Moon2.
The Lady Is A Tramp3. L.A. Is My Lady4. My Way5. Pennies From Heaven6. New
York, New YorkNote:�� An excellent video exists of Sinatra's performance.1991
Riviera, Las Vegas, NevadaOrchestra Conducted By: Frank Sinatra, Jr.1. Come Fly
With Me�� 2. You Make Me Feel So Young 3. For Once In My Life�� 4. Come Rain Or
Come Shine 5. Luck Be A Lady 6. I've Got You Under My Skin�� 7. Night And
Day���������� 8. Where Or When 9. The House I Live In 10. Mack The Knife 11.
Angel Eyes 12. My Way�� 13. New York, New YorkNotes: TT
70mins.-------------------------------------EXTRA:1982 Chicagofest, Chicago
Navy Pier, Chicago, IllinoisOrchestra Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.UPI
ARCHIVES �� AUG. 11, 1982Ole Blue eyes wows 'em by Lake MichiganBy ROBERT
KIECKHEFER ��(0) CHICAGO -- An overflow crowd jammed ChicagoFest, some of them
waiting nearly 7 hours to get a look at the man behind the 'Ole Blue Eyes'
legend -- Frank Sinatra who wowed them with about an hour of old standbys.'I am
a fan like you wouldn't believe,' said Joyce Simon, 50, who was the first
person in line before the main gate opened at 4 p.m. Tuesday. 'I would go to
the end of the Earth to see Sinatra. Ms. Simon arrived at 9 a.m., complete with
blanket, pillow and thermos to be sure she would get a good look at her heart
throb. 'I saw him when I was in bobby-socks at the Chicago Theater in the
'40s,' said Marilyn Rogoff of Skokie, Ill. 'Oh, that brings a tear to my eye.
It makes me feel so old.' Appearing under a neon sign that alternately flashed
'Mayor Byrne's' and 'ChicagoFest,' Sinatra drew a roar from the audience when
he put together a medley of 'I Left My Heart in San Francisco,' 'New York, New
York,' and the song everyone expected to hear -- 'My Kind of Town.' 'We're
really proud to be part of this,' he told the crowd between songs. He then was
whisked into a limousine for a drive to Meigs Field, caught a helicopter to
O'Hare Airport and left town. Promoters said Sinatra has seldom, if ever, done
fair-type appearances. The crowd filled the 25,000 main stage seats and the
10,000 standing-room spaces. Many thousands more stood outside the main stage
area, listening when the wind currents drifted Sinatra's voice in their
direction. 'I've always avoided ChicagoFest because of the crowd,' said Linda
Cohen, who moved to Chicago from Des Moines, Iowa, about five years ago. 'But I
figured it would be worth it for this.' She said she stood far back in the
crowd, but was satisfied. 'I told my mother I'd be there vicariously for her,'
Ms. Cohen said. Sinatra, wearing a black suit and white shirt, was greeted with
10,000 white balloons passed out by promoters. The audience was urged to let
the balloons go when Sinatra walked on stage but m any apparently kept them as
souvenirs. note: Sinatra was paid $235,000 for this performance. Liza Minnelli
received $245,000 for two performances and Tony Bennett was paid $50,000 for
one show.�� 1997-2021 The Sinatra ArchiveThis calendar, or any parts thereof,
may not be reproduced in any fashion whatsoever without the prior written
permission of the publisher (The Sinatra
Archive)------------------------------From: "James Johnson"
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> (Redacted sender "vafan"Subject: [sinatraphiles]
Re: August 10 - THIS DATE IN SINATRA HISTORYDate: Tue, 10 Aug 2021 14:06:52
-0400I watched the entire performance this morning. What a genius! Almost a
bare stage with just a chair, a side table, and the microphone yet, as Ed says,
I feel almost as if he is in the room with me nestled among prize possessions.
���These Foolish Things��� is the gem of this concert for me. _____________Jim
JohnsonRehoboth Beach, DE> On Aug 10, 2021, at 1:21 PM, eob101
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:> > ���> > > > Hi Ed,> > Oh yes indeed.
Such a tender performance of this song, and some great technical skills on
display too: the glissando going into the bridge and the still beautifully
resonant low note on the last line. > > Captivating stuff. > > -Vance>
And the way he maneuvers the chair. The confidence he exudes creates a
sense of> intimacy in a very large arena. The majestic artfulness -- so much a
part of his singing - was > simply stunning.> Ed> > > > > > On Tue, 10 Aug 2021
at 16:29, eob101 <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:> > > > -----Original
Message-----> From: Vance Adair <dr.vanceadair@xxxxxxxxx>> To:
sinatraphiles@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [sinatraphiles] Re: August 10 - THIS DATE
IN SINATRA HISTORY> > By the way, if you want to see a masterclass in
microphone technique and stagecraft - just watch and listen to the Lunar Park
rendition of The Best Is Yet To Come. > > -Vance> How about
"These Foolish Things?" You would think he was in your living room.> Ed> > > On
Tue, 10 Aug 2021 at 15:20, Vance Adair <dr.vanceadair@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:> And
here���s the unedited Luna Park performance that includes Costa���s overtures :
Henderson <scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:> Studio> > NONE> > > > Radio> > 1939https://youtu.be/VLLiK1Ne4vY> > -Vance> On Tue, 10 Aug 2021 at 14:48, Scott
1939 Roseland Ballroom, New York > Harry James and his Orchestra w/FrankSinatra> > > 1940 Hotel Astor, N.Y.C. (May 21 thru August 28)> Tommy Dorsey &
