Frank Sinatra - How Little We Know video free download

mary e moro

tempo much better than the other one!

fannysludge

A romantist pure and simple , And there is no one else at his level.Simple

richard speck

Anyone remember the anti-smoking PSA that featured this song?

Lisa K.

There is another version floating around on YouTube (wwwwrable) and it is too fast! OK, OK so it is the original artist, but I prefer this '58 version a whole lot better.

David Ingram

Nelson and Frank could always find the perfect tempo. Any faster or slower this song wouldn't be the masterpiece it is.

Alan Gregory

My thoughts exactly but to be honest I don't mind! Can't beat a bit of Franky Boi!!!!

moiecol

50 years has pass by and this is the was first time I heard it. How blessed I feel and how little I know. What a good day for this song

Larry Lautman

The one and only ,there will never be another voice like this:)

Sonyetc

Hahahah,thats probably my list xD

BonafriedD

why is this in a slaughterhouse playlist? lol

Jorge Loredo

Absolutely one of Frank sinatra's most wonderful songs! Each time I hear this song I want to go outside and dance with a lady under a starry night.

Jango Yifftail

I'm 17 years old yet still, I seem to be attracted to this kind of music more than anything else...(in music I mean, although Lady Gaga will always hold a special place in my heart for preventing me from killing myself two years ago) If you have a problem with me mensioning my boss (Lady Gaga) on a video strictly dedicated to good ole' Frank, than keep it to yourself!!! (or at least go and watch her sing "Lady is a Tramp" with Tony Bennett and you'll change your mind)

daniel tristan

MUSIC.....great frank ...

mel1001

@ playboatify: You are confused, my friend. This is not the song with the same title as the Hoagy Carmichael & Johnny Mercer song. The song sung by Sinatra was written by Carolyn Leigh and Phil Springer. Check it out.

WalterLiddy

Some of my favorite lyrics ever.

Maria Carril

MUSIC INTEGRATES! PAX VIA MUSCI VIVA MARIA!

Paul Bellefeuille

There is a version of this on one of the early CDs that has the music start then Frank says "Once more.." and the music stops then Frank eventually knocks on the microphone and says "Bartender it's not too late is it?"

sauquoit13456

UNLUCKY 13 or LUCKY 13???: "(How Little It Matters) How Little We Know" peaked at No. 13 and spent a total of 14 weeks on Billboard's Top 100 in 1956... {Was it bad luck to have peaked at #13 or good luck that it spent 14 weeks on the charts???}

sasukenarutofan2880

I sang this for the talent show with a bunch of my friends making up the small big band in the background.... We were basically singing Frank all night because the crowd kept asking for encores. Thank's Frankie you were truly one of the best singers of your time

crazydude159

I just love this music man haha so classic to me he captures America in its finest period