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They found Sinatra's 1939 recording of this song and changed the label credit from "The Harry James Orchestra with vocal by Frank Sinatra" to "Frank Sinatra" with "accompanied by Harry James Orchestra" in small print. This time, the song was a huge hit. It stayed near the top of the charts for half a year and was followed by another 116 Top 40 songs by Sinatra over the next four decades.
3 juin 2011 · There was a magic about him.”. When Sinatra heard that Harry James was there that night, he started to sing “Night and Day.” “As Frank sang Night and Day, I felt the hairs on the back of my neck rising. I knew he was destined to be a great singer” said James about Frank years later. That night, James asked Frank to join the auditions ...
5 avr. 2015 · Sinatra: All or Nothing at All - Metacritic. Summary The documentary directed by Alex Gibney features interviews with his family, co-stars, journalists, as well as a variety of footage of Ol' Blue Eyes performing (including his 1971 "retirement" concert) to illustrate his life and influence on America. Documentary. Biography.
28 avr. 2024 · All or Nothing at All was written by Arthur Altman and Jack Lawrence in 1939. The song was first recorded by Harry James and his Orchestra that same year and became a moderate hit. However, it wasn’t until Frank Sinatra recorded it in 1956 that it became a classic. The song was inspired by an argument between Altman and his girlfriend at the ...
31 mai 2019 · All Or Nothing At All (Lawrence-Altman) “featuring Frank Sinatra with Harry James & his Orchestra”Though previously released to no appreciable response durin...
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All Or Nothing At All. All or nothing at all. Tout ou rien du tout. Half of love, never appealed to me. Un demi-amour, jamais fait appel à moi. If your heart, never could yield to me. Si votre cœur, n'a jamais pu me céder. Then I'd rather, rather have nothing at all. Alors je préfère (plutôt) n'ont rien du tout.
20 nov. 2015 · The Deluxe Edition Box set contains the All Or Nothing At All documentary on 2DVDS, the full Retirement Concert from 1971 on 1 DVD and on 1 CD, the 1965 Walter Cronkite CBS TV interview on 1 DVD, 2 booklets, one of which is a reproduction of the 1971 Life magazine article on the Retirement Concert and 6 art cards in an envelope.
