Francis Albert Sinatra December 12 1915 – May 14 1998 Was An American Singer Actor And Producer Who Was One Of The Most Popular And Influential Musical Artists Of The 20th Century. He Is One Of The Best-Selling Music Artists Of All Time Having Sold More Than 150 Million Records Worldwide. Born In Hoboken New Jersey To Italian Immigrants Sinatra Began His Musical Career In The Swing Era With Bandleaders Harry James And Tommy Dorsey. Sinatra Found Success As A Solo Artist After He Signed With Columbia Records In 1943 Read More On Last.Fm
Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Strangers in the Night
"Strangers In The Night" Is A Popular Song Credited To Bert Kaempfert With English Lyrics By Charles Singleton And Eddie Snyder. Kaempfert Originally Used It Under The Title "Beddy Bye" As Part Of The Instrumental Score For The Movie A Man Could Get Killed. The Song Was Made Famous In 1966 By Frank Sinatra. Reaching Number One On Both The Billboard Hot 100 Chart And The Easy Listening Chart It Was The Title Song For Sinatra's 1966 Album Strangers In The Night Which Became His Most Commercially Successful Album. The Song Also Reached Number One On The UK Singles Chart. Sinatra's Recording Won Him The Grammy Award For Best Male Pop Vocal Performance And The Grammy Award For Record Of The Year As Well As A Grammy Award For Best Arrangement Accompanying A Vocalist Or Instrumentalist For Ernie Freeman At The Grammy Awards Of 1967. Hal Blaine Was The Drummer On The Record And Glen Campbell Played Rhythm Guitar. One Of The Most Memorable And Recognizable Features Of The Record Is Sinatra's Scat Improvisation Of The Melody With The Syllables "doo-Be-Doo-Be-Doo" As The Song Fades To The End. Many Fans Lament The Fact That The Fade Was Early And Sinatra's Improvisation Is Cut Off Too Soon. For The CD Nothing But The Best The Song Was Remastered And The Running Time Is 2 45 Instead Of The Usual 2 35. The Extra Ten Seconds Is Just A Continuation Of Sinatra's Scat Singing. The Track Was Recorded On April 11 1966 One Month Before The Rest Of The Album. Sinatra Despised The Song Calling It At One Time "a Piece Of Shit" And "the Worst Fucking Song That I Have Ever Heard." He Was Not Afraid To Voice His Disapproval Of Playing It Live. In Spite Of His Contempt For The Song For The First Time In Eleven Years He Had A Number One Song And It Remained On The Charts For Fifteen Weeks. Italian-American Tenor Sergio Franchi Among Many Others Covered The Song On His 1967 RCA Victor Album From Sergio - With Love.
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