Frank Sinatra - Chicago скачать видео бесплатно

Devon Lethbridge

What year did Frank Sinatra publish this song?

Luke Vaughan

The real deal ! Convincing, especially as he's from Hoboken NJ !

Mike McGee

Great Frank Sinatra!

Debra Knight

This is for my Mom Happy Birthday she loves Frank 

sebastian cova

MUCHISIMOS TEMAS FABULOSOS DE FRANK SINATRA PERO ESTE ES MI PREFERIDOQUE VIVA FRANK SINATRA!!!!!!!!!!!!!

jimi shawcross

I turned 20 in Chicago....

MultiBloxy

Alright let's bring the city battle to song battle.This or New York New York?

Kevin Finnegan

I do not own the rights to this song either.

himycatisdead

My God just think what the world would have missed without Mr. Sinatra. He almost didn't make it when born...........Thanks to Grandma he made it to bless us with his voice!

William Benavides

I blast this song on the Chicago river on our boat. The crowd,tourist love it... 

Joaquim Amorim

That's awesome music. Frank Sinatra, the great musician.

elvis presley

Like he was born to sing this one. Yes a fantastic vocalist, nothing new there.

Desert Eagle

My favorite song.

Vladimir Lukov

I love this man and Chicago! The both are just great!

iNRi S

I miss my home town Chicago!!! i really do.. thanks for upload. RIP Frank Sinatra

Howard Rose

The baseball playoffs are here. Now, two teams have been eliminated in Wild Card games so that leaves four teams remaining in each league. But what I notice is a geographical consistency with the ten teams which qualified for the post-season tournament. First, Oakland - San Francisco, Second - Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Wow, fans of the northern California teams are hoping for an Earthquake series (as in 1989) while those in southern California must be rooting for a freeway series. Third, Baltimore and Washington, a beltway series if the fans have their way, Fourth, St. Louis and Kansas City, an I-70 series (they had one in 1985). Next, how about Pittsburgh, the Steel City, and Detroit, the Motor City. Steel and Automobiles, see? Geography has always been fun for me. So when a song carries a title with a geographical location, one could create a segue going from town to town or country to country or city to city. But that will not be the case here. It is of course Ole Blue Eyes once again (I sometimes find myself in a Jonathan Schwartz mode here) with "Chicago" which was a hit record years and years before # 2260, a later song about Chicago from the movie "Robin and the Seven Hoods", one of whom was Sammy Davis, Jr. who we heard at # 3323. So at # 3321, it is Ole Blue Eyes from the movie "The Joker Is Wild" and "Chicago".

Matthew Hawthorne

New lyric: Back before the town went to hell.

JalilAnibaba6

moved from chicago to england, and miss it more than anything. Cant wait to move back in december!!!

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