Frank Sinatra

With a long standing singing background in the music industry, (Jim won a national talent competition singing 'Mustang Sally' and performed at the biggest venues as lead singer for a major soul band before moving on to singing swing) Jim McAllister has sung Sinatra with several Big Bands including The Syd Lawrence Orchestra (SLO), the Midland Youth Jazz Orchestra, Fat Chops, Gary Allcock Allstars, Sticky Wicket and The South Side Big Band. Read More

this way you experience the album as intended, just in a lot cleaner, crisper manner. and trust me, these billy may arrangements come at you in full force. Read More

To understand the popularity of Frank Sinatra during the 1940's, you would have to go to his recordings with both the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra and those he made as a solo act for Columbia Records. Read More

Photo Jason D. Antos Susan T. Rodriguez, FAIA, design partner at Polshek Partnership Architects, reviews the ultra modern features of the new Frank Sinatra School of the Arts H.S. before members of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), Queens chapter. Read More

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Anyone who writes, lectures or talks about 20th century pop music will always have to have something to say about Frank Sinatra. Read More

Harry James discovered Frank Sinatra singing in a New Jersey restaurant both as a presenter of other acts as well as singing and waiting on tables. Read More

You want to drink with Old Blue Eyes, The Chairman of the Board, or the King of Cool. 5) Frank’s slapstick and chatter. Read More

He is beautifully casual with a bottle, bullseye-sharp with a gag and shockingly frank and impertinent in making passes at dames." Read More

Jay-Z and Frank Sinatra have their similarities: they both grew up in poverty outside New York City, have been surrounded by beautiful women, and have associated themselves with young Democratic presidents. Read More