Frank Sinatra - At Long Last Love video free download

Stepheni Wlhittam

I like franks music very intresting what he song about is life and his life story

FULLmeltHASH

I got this dvd from KCET after the 80 dollar donation, lol Im driving in my car right now singing this song, actually i just parked to buy beer.

thetoon99

The greatest voice I've ever heard sing

RainbowBahamut

Amazing

ben-hur acosta

OLD FRANK ! . . . THE VOICE OF AMERICA !!!

laura elena vergara salazar

ESTOY GRINGA PARA MIS COSAS, VERY GOOD!

jennadyann walker

short but really sweet..

David's Broadway Station

Neal Hefti wrote the swinging arrangement for"At Long Last Love" for Sinatra, and it was from the 1938 production of "You Never Know"... it's a great up-beat happy song! Sinatra valued Porter perhaps more than any other composer. He certainly sang more of his songs except for his own writing team : Jimmy Van Heusen and Sammy Cahn. All through the years that Frank entertained us, he always sang one Porter tune again and again. That song is the very sad and poignant "I Get a Kick out of You"! I think it's very telling that Sinatra turned to the music of Cole Porter the entire duration of his career. Porter wrote the type of lyrics that Frank could sink his teeth into! In the movies, Frank had the great opportunity to sing Porter's songs in "High Society" and "Can Can". If ever there was a perfect match between composer and singer it was for sure:Frank and Cole! Frank of course was a straight man chasing after Ava Gardner all of his life, whereas Cole was gay and wrote lyrics that could only have come from the pen of a Gay man. So when I mention struggle and creativity going hand in hand, there really is no better example than Cole. He had to hide his true self and he had to deal with his disability from the accident....but this didn't stop him. He had the determination to make a success of his life no matter what obstacles stood in his way....This is DBS....and I'll be back in a moment with some more of Cole Porter's Aladdin like magic!

John Brown

Awesome...1967, at his peak of star power.

LazlosPlane

Kind of a knock to Asbury Park, no? 

JULZ MILLAR

Amazing talent. I've Seen that clip a hundred times, and it never gets old - Thanks for posting. 

Robert Curtis

Total class, elegance, and brilliance from two great masters of the American Songbook!

Judith Ofelia Benavente Salas

El Hombre de la voz de todos los tiemposel Romanticismo nunca muere, compartidocon mis amigos que estén de maravilla allado de lo que mas amen Jobs.

saintcruzin

The two of them together were magic and TVs finest hour musically.

Bruno Priestly

Fantastic, talent we cannot find nowadays ):

Dan Cel

When songs made sense. Great.

Alan Cassman

you judge an artist by their simplicity----no gimmicks,lights,etc-------just a mic & black tie- naked on a stage,singing live...exposed--------------------now how do you perform?????? todays artists cant pull it off...............

Alan Cassman

got that right!!

genesee

written by Cole Porter

DavidAIngram

he owned this!

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