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Washington Times
SINATRA: Why Rolling Thunder?
Washington Times
By Nancy Sinatra For many years following my USO tour, I was looking for some way to continue to help our troops and veterans, and I needed to share with someone the profound feelings I came away with after seeing war firsthand.


 
A KNOWING VOICE
Chicago Sun-Times
“I'm not a Frank Sinatra acolyte,” she says. “I think he's cool but the way I equate covering songs to thrift store clothes is 'Let me put on Frank Sinatra's suit and hat.' I was working on that song at EastWest Studios [in Hollywood]. My voice was ...


 
Next Up: Ozzy's Tribute to Cole Porter
Wall Street Journal
And long before that, Frank Sinatra had covered the "edgy" Sonny & Cher hit "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)." These are real, available recordings. Now, in terrific news for fans of the rocker-turned-lounge-lizard Starbucks Label genre, ...


 
Shades of Blue Orchestra comes out swinging
The Herald-Mail
In an era of industrial and military power, big bands reigned supreme and made legends of such names as Frank Sinatra, Tommy Dorsey, Count Basie and Artie Shaw. They hit the stage and came out swinging. Today, in an age of computer-generated music, ...

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Shelby Branstetter: The new girl in school
Journal and Courier
This was so embarrassing, because I had to get permission from my father to go out on Friday night before I could say I could go. Our first movie costs 35 cents a piece, and we saw the movie, “Some Came Running,” with Frank Sinatra and Shirley MacLaine ...


 
Metrowny.com
A Conversation with Tony Orlando
Metrowny.com
Another one was, “Don't wear silver zippers; they shine on camera.” (Laughs). ORLANDO: (Laughs) Yes, pretty close! Frank Sinatra used to tell me things like that too. He told me to wear a red hanky in my tuxedo pocket; it means you're in the club.


 
My Buffer: In Memoriam
Huffington Post (blog)
Between writing the next chapter, remembering to get toilet paper into the house, keeping my toddler from playing in my elderly dog's freshest carpet stain, piecing together vague memories of nursery rhymes that end up as Sinatra's greatest hits, ...