By: Donna Myers, Beth Hilburn, Jason Irwin, and Anna Noakes
Introduction Born on December 12, 1915 in Hoboken New York to an Italian immigrant couple. He was an only child. His father, Martin Anthony, was a boxerturned-fireman. His mother, Natalie “Dolly”, was a former barmaid who often sang at family gatherings.
Growing Up An accomplished allaround athlete, with a special interest in boxing After graduating high school, he began singing in his spare time. Began entering local talent contests
First Big Break Sinatra and a local trio won a contest on a nationwide radio show. Afterwards he got a Job at the Rustic Cabin where he was hired for the Harry James Orchestra. Six months later he joined the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra.
The Family First wife - Nancy Barbato. They met when he was 19 in the summer of 1934. They were married in February of 1939 and divorced in October of 1951. Three kids l l l Nancy Jr. – born in 1940 Frank Jr. – born in 1943 Tina – born in 1948 Married to Ava Gardner (Nov. 1951 -1957), Mia Farrow (1966 -1968), and Barbara Marx (1976).
“My Way”
Musical Styles Classified as popular in the 1940’s Hated rock-n-roll His music epitomized American pop music
Fellow Musicians The Rat Packers Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. , Peter Lawford, and Joey Bishop Ella Fitzgerald Bing Crosby Tommy Dorsey
Successes Most musical success came after 1953 In 1960, Frank co-founded Reprise Records where he recorded exclusively after 1963 Only singer in history to have hit records in five consecutive decades!
Nicknames The Voice Swoonatra Ol’ Blue Eyes Chairman of the board (of show business) One take Charlie
Influences Bing Crosby Billie Holiday Tommy Dorsey
Radio Shows 1944 Star of the CBS Radio Show “The Frank Sinatra Show” 1949 -1950 Co-star of NBC Radio’s “Lite up Times” 1954 – 1955 Host and performer of the NBC Radio Show “The Frank Sinatra Show”
Film Appearances “From Here To Eternity” First big break “The Man With The Golden Arm”
Film Appearances • 1944 “Higher and Higher” • 1945 “The House I Live In” • 1953 “From Here To Eternity” • 1955 “The Man With The Golden Arm” • 1960 “Ocean’s Eleven” • 1960 “Robin And The Seven Hoods” • 1962 “The Manchurian Candidate” • 1984 “Cannonball Run II” • 1988 “Who Framed Roger Rabbit”
Grammy’s Best traditional Pop Vocal Performance: 1995 - 38 th Annual Grammy Awards Record of the Year: 1966 - 9 th Annual Grammy Awards Album of the Year: 1966 - 9 th Annual Grammy Awards Best Vocal Performance- Male: 1966 - 9 th Annual Grammy Awards Album of the Year: 1965 - 8 th Annual Grammy Awards
Accomplishments Went solo in 1942 Released a single nearly every month during the mid 40’s In 1946 Sinatra was America’s top performer In 1946 he sold as many as 10 million singles each year. In 1947 he recorded 72 new songs, which was a personal high mark.
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