Frank Sinatra had his biggest hit single of the 1960s with "Somethin' Stupid," a light pop duet with his daughter Nancy Sinatra that topped the Billboard Hot 100 for four weeks in 1967. But he also ...

Frank Sinatra covered many styles of music throughout his long career in the entertainment industry. But after covering a late 1960s masterpiece by Paul Simon, the Chairman of the Board was criticized ...

The Giants of Jazz 2LP reissue unites Frank Sinatra’s classic mid-’60s collaborations with Count Basie and Duke Ellington, newly remastered for vinyl.

First broadcast by ABC on February, 1960, To The Ladies surrounded Frank Sinatra with a host of wonderful female performers for his third Timex sponsored television special. It s a mix of comedy, ...

In March 1960, Elvis Presley returned home from the Army, and two months later, none other than Frank Sinatra was on hand to welcome him back. Presley served for two years, and when he returned, ...

While known as the King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley spent a portion of his life outside of the music industry. Back in the late 1950s, hundreds of fans watched as Elvis was drafted into the United ...

During Elvis’ explosive rise to fame, Sinatra spoke out against the music he was making, describing it as “the most brutal, ugly, degenerate, vicious form of expression it has been my displeasure to ...

UMe is releasing a double-vinyl collection entitled The Giants of Jazz in September. By Paul Grein Frank Sinatra had his biggest hit single of the 1960s with “Somethin’ Stupid,” a light pop duet with ...