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-Sinatra was an abnormally large baby, as he was 13.5lbs
-He has an asteroid named after him: 7934 Sinatra
-Frank has 3 children; Nancy Sinatra, Frank Sinatra Jr., and Tina Sinatra.
-Frank Sinatra was invited to The White House in 1943 by Franklin D. Roosevelt.
-His song "Something Stupid" that he recorded with his daughter Nancy was #1 on the Billboard Top 100 for 4 weeks.
- Sinatra was awarded 31 gold, 9 platinum, 3 double platinum and 1 triple platinum album by the Recording Industry Association of America.
-He has performed on "more than 1,400 recordings in a 6-decade career, appeared in more than 60 films, and produced 8 movies".
-Frank Sinatra died on May 14, 1998, from a heart attack.

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With Big Bang music becoming more popular, Sinatra's fame grew as he stood front and center and sang to the audience. As his singles were frequently heard across the country, Sinatra was named top male vocalist of the year in 1941 by Billboard. Frank Sinatra toured along with fellow singers Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Ginger Rogers, and many more. In February of 1944, Sinatra signed a $1.5 million contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Sinatra even entered the acting industry as he starred in a 10 minute short film called "The House I Live In", that won him a special academy award. Sinatra lost his contracts in 1950, but came back with a bang as he signed a contract with Capitol Records in 1953 and won an Oscar for his role in "From Here to Eternity" in 1954. Many songs from Capitol were released such as "I Get a Kick Out of You," "A Foggy Day," " My Funny Valentine" and "They Can't Take That Away form Me." all apart of the album "Songs for Young Lovers". Sinatra retired briefly in the 70's, but came back in 1973. Throughout the years, Sinatra has produced many songs that people have come to known and love, and we are thankful for his jazzy sound.

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Frank Sinatra Harry James Orchestra  "All or Nothing at All"

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The grand daddy of all of Frank Sinatra's hits, "All or Nothing at All" composed in 1939 by Arthur Altman, and Jack Lawrence, was recorded by Frank Sinatra, when he was the featured vocalist with the Harry James Orchestra, on August 31, 1939 in New York.

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Frank Sinatra began appearing on a 15 minute daily radio show after Ray Sinatra, played in the NBC house orchestra, got Sinatra the audition. Sinatra collabed with fellow singer Dinah Shore. On January 1st, 1938, Frank started working at a roadhouse, The Rustic Cabin, on Route 9W near Alpine NJ that was in need of a waiter that had the ability to wow the customers with his singing voice. On July, 1939, Sinatra recorded his first record backed up by Harry James' trumpet. The song, "From The Bottom of My Heart" is followed by "Melancholy Mood" on the Brunswick label. Unfortunately, neither song made it big. However, his first hit in August 31, 1939, "All or Nothing at All" made up for the lack of success of "From the Bottom of My Heart".

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Sinatra and a local trio, referred to themselves as the "Three Flashes", auditioned separately for a showing on "Major Bowes and His Original Amateur Hour". After being grouped together on September 8, 1935, they were called The Hoboken Four. The Hoboken Four toured the country in late 1935, but Sinatra became homesick and returned home in the spring of 1936.

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Crooning is a smooth style of singing that dates back to 1928. The invention of the microphone in the 1920's allowed the soothing, jazz-feel style to be born. The singers, commonly referred to as Crooners, are typically backed up by an orchestra, a piano, or even a big band. The popularity of Crooning decreased when different genres of music dominated the "popular music"  name, rock 'n' roll being one of them. Crooning may not be as favored as it once was in the 40's, however, Frank Sinatra remains to this day to be one of the most famous Crooners in musical history, being that he has sold more than 150 million records worldwide.

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Born on December 12, 1915 in Hoboken New Jersey, Sinatra came into the world. He grew up to be an aspiring singer, as he took any chance he got to strum his vocals. Sinatra was in the Glee club in highschool and sang at nightclubs. The real inspiration for his singing career to develop started after seeing his idol, Bing Crosby perform.