Tuesday Morning Links – Frank Sinatra Edition
Tomorrow I’ll be uploading the new episode of the podcast, in which Brian Noe of The Frank Truth and I play some of our favorite songs by Frank Sinatra. So I thought I’d get us all in the mood to lighten up and swing, baby by dedicating today’s TML to the Chairman Of The Board.
SinatraFamily.com has all the latest goings-on with Nancy and Frank, Jr., and how they are preserving Sinatra’s legacy.
Sinatra Club compiles links and reviews of books, movies and reissues dealing with Sinatra and his many friends and colleagues.
Time Magazine rightfully named Sinatra as one of their Most Important People of the 20th Century.
The Sinatra Guide in an incredible source for information not only on his recording sessions, but his movies, TV specials, and books about him.
On the show, Brian and I only focus on the music, but no discussion of his life is complete without talking his association with Sam Giancana. Court TV’s Crime Library has a thorough history.
Finally, as part of a post on Josephine Baker performing in Vegas in 1951, the Vegas blog of the LA Times recalls Frank and Sammy, ten years later, forcing the Sands to start hiring African Americans.
