Sirius is celebrating what would have been Frank Sinatra's 92nd birthday on Wednesday, December 12th, with a series of shows commemorating the life of Ol' Blue Eyes.
The special day-long tribute will feature "As I Remember It," a look at the life and music of Frank Sinatra from his son, Frank Sinatra, Jr. and the broadcast of Frank Sinatra's 1957 concert recorded in Seattle with his longtime arranger, Nelson Riddle.
Other shows will include a special edition of "The Chairman's Hour" (the show hosted by Frank himself, assembled from archival recordings) and "Playing Favorites" featuring Linda Ronstadt and Michael Feinstein, each playing their favorite Sinatra songs and sharing stories.
(And yes, I almost feel guilty writing about something that's not merger-related.)
yet, he's still dead
yet, he's still dead
Posted by: teeheejimmy | December 10, 2007 3:39 PM
And you figured this out all on your own........ And they all said you were stupid!
Robin I invented shoo bee do bee do. Hoo Hoo.
frankie ripped shoo bee do bee do off of that bud ice penguin.
bastard.
Don't talk about something that you don't understand!nobody will ever realy understand how importand mr.sinatra realy was.without him this world will never be the same!good bye frank i'm for sure in this moment the hole heaven is swinging